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जलविद्युत सोलार वायु बायोग्यास पेट्रोलियम अन्तर्राष्ट्रिय ई-पेपर जलवायु ऊर्जा दक्षता उहिलेकाे खबर ईभी सम्पादकीय बैंक पर्यटन भिडियो छापा खोज प्रोफाइल ऊर्जा विशेष ऊर्जा

Kathmandu: USAID Urja Nepal, an energy development activity, launched the Program for the Development of Leadership and Management Skills for Women in the Energy Sector to advance the next generation of women leaders in the energy sector. This program will complement Nepal's efforts to increase the participation of women in traditionally male-dominated professions, particularly in the electricity sector where they remain poorly represented in leadership positions. 

The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and Government of Nepal electricity sector counterparts co-designed this program to provide insights into the challenges women are facing every day. This understanding will identify the needed training and capacity building to close current technical gaps and improve leadership skills. During the nine-month program, the sessions will provide technical training in subjects relevant to Nepal’s energy sector, as well as leadership courses that focus on highlighting leadership skills and career advancement.

Interacting with the participants, Minister Pampha Bhusal of Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation said the program is in line with Government of Nepal’s strong emphasis to increase involvement of women and minorities in decision making roles in every sector. “I understand that women and minorities are underrepresented in Nepal’s energy sector and believe that the program launched by USAID Urja Nepal will be a stepping stone to make this sector inclusive,” said Bhusal.

USAID/Nepal Mission Director Sepideh Keyvanshad summed up the launch when she stated, “We are celebrating another milestone in how we are partnering with the Government of Nepal to move the energy sector forward here in Nepal by specifically targeting the future women energy sector leaders and helping them take their place in this dynamic sector.”

Minister Pampha Bhusal of Energy, Water Resources; Chair Purna Kumari Subedi of the Agriculture Cooperative and Natural Resources Committee; and Energy Secretary Sushil Chandra Tiwari all joined for the program’s launch. The participation of these sector leaders demonstrates the Government of Nepal’s support for this program and their efforts to advance women in the energy sector, as well as other traditionally male dominated fields. 

This leadership program continues USAID’s long history of partnering with the Government of Nepal to include everyone’s voice in decision making and promote inclusion that improves the lives of all Nepalis.

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