Blogs
Ankita’s experience of understanding the impact of vehicle emission in air pollution
- Open Knowledge Nepal | Fri Jul 05 2019
This blog post is written by Ankita Karki, an Open Data Women Fellow 2019 The journey of Open Data Women Fellowship was one of the most amazing experiences for me. I accidentally stumbled upon the fellowship program through social media. I literally loved the concept of bringing together 10 women fellows and giving them the Learn more
Summer update of Open Knowledge Nepal
- Nikesh Balami | Mon Jul 01 2019
The last couple of months has been quite busy for the team of Open Knowledge Nepal with lots of projects, workshops and events. In this blog, we try to summarize all the activities which were conducted in the past couple of months as part of our quarterly update. Empowering women With the aim of strengthening Learn more
Subha’s journey to explore Mobile Data Collection
- Open Knowledge Nepal | Thu Jun 27 2019
This blog post is written by Subha Maharjan, an Open Data Women Fellow 2019 One fine day, I saw some of my friends sharing the Open Data Women Fellowship post on Facebook. Open Data Fellowship – Women Edition is a fellowship which focuses on strengthening and empowering women towards the Open Data Movement. As I Learn more
Learning and Exploring: Open Data Women Fellowship Journey of Sonika
- Open Knowledge Nepal | Sun Jun 23 2019
This blog post is written by Sonika Baniya, an Open Data Women Fellow 2019 Open Data Women Fellowship was completely new experience for me. I came to know about this fellowship through Women Leaders in Technology (WLiT), one of the knowledge partners of the program. It was initiated by Open Knowledge Nepal with the motive Learn more
Pragya’s experience of being part of Open Data Women Fellow 2019
- Open Knowledge Nepal | Thu Jun 20 2019
This blog post is written by Pragya Pradhan, an Open Data Women Fellow 2019 I am so glad to have stumbled upon Open Data Women Fellowship 2019 application on Twitter. On the last day of submission, I persisted through and applied. It was quite an overwhelming application but I’m glad that I applied. As I Learn more
