The Nepal News Climate Desk is Nepal News’s dedicated climate journalism platform, focusing on issues related to climate change in Nepal. Its mission is to raise awareness, influence policy, and inspire climate action for a sustainable future through in-depth, reliable climate reporting.

The Climate Desk covers a wide range of topics, including scientific research, climate policy developments, impacts of climate change on local communities, grassroots climate solutions, and more.

The Climate Desk produces content that informs, inspires, and influences the public. By providing in-depth articles, interviews, case studies, and expert opinions, the desk helps raise awareness and encourages proactive climate action.

The team consists of climate journalists, scientists, policy analysts, and contributors who offer diverse perspectives and expertise on climate change.

The Climate Desk envisions driving significant climate change awareness and shaping policy reform to ensure sustainable solutions for Nepal’s future.

The Climate Desk adheres to rigorous journalistic standards, verifying information through credible sources and consulting with climate science and policy experts to ensure accurate reporting.

Key issues include glacier melt in the Himalayas, climate policy, sustainable development, impacts on local communities, and adaptation and mitigation strategies.

While the primary focus is on climate change in Nepal, the Climate Desk also covers significant global climate developments, especially when they directly impact Nepal.

Yes, the Climate Desk often works with local communities to highlight their stories and grassroots solutions to climate challenges.

Readers can contribute by submitting articles, reports, opinion pieces, or climate stories. More details on how to submit can be found on the Climate Desk’s website.

Yes, readers can access past content, reports, and articles from the Climate Desk through the dedicated section on the Nepal News website.

Yes, the desk welcomes contributions from guest writers, experts, and advocates on climate-related topics. You can submit your work through the website.

Yes, the Climate Desk offers internships and other opportunities for aspiring journalists or contributors interested in climate change reporting.

The Climate Desk shares updates through the Nepal News website, social media channels, and email newsletters.

Readers can follow Nepal News on social media, subscribe to newsletters, and regularly visit the Climate Desk section on the Nepal News website.

The Climate Desk organizes debates, dialogues, workshops, and climate-related awareness events, including webinars and live discussions on policy, adaptation, and solutions.

Yes, the Climate Desk collaborates with local and international climate organizations, media outlets, and stakeholders to broaden its reach and impact.

Yes, the Climate Desk runs several flagship programs like Climate Dialogues, Pedal for the Planet, and Voices from the Ground, which aim to raise awareness and foster climate action.

The desk relies on credible climate science data, expert opinions, community reports, and government and NGO studies to ensure the accuracy of its coverage.

The Climate Desk influences public discourse by producing policy briefings, live debates, and editorials that advocate for climate policy reforms and solutions.

Yes, the Climate Desk partners with both local and international organizations working on climate change, including NGOs, government bodies, and other media outlets to amplify its message.

Organizations interested in partnering can contact the Climate Desk directly through the contact section of the website for collaboration opportunities.