We successfully concluded a Learning & Sharing Session on “State, Citizen Participation, and Good Governance” with a diverse and engaged audience including students, media, and young professionals.
The session featured Andrew Bradshaw, Visiting Fellow at the Nepal Forum for Restorative Justice, and was moderated by Aanand Kumar Sahani, Executive Director of EPIC.
Through an interactive discussion, participants explored how active citizen engagement can shape more accountable and transparent governance systems, connecting ideas with real challenges.
We concluded by reflecting on one key idea: good governance becomes possible when citizens actively participate, question, and hold the state accountable.
Grateful to everyone who joined and contributed to the conversation.