Posts tagged "open-data-nepal"
Field lessons, tool releases, research findings, and reflections on making knowledge open in practice.
Introducing Nagarik Niti: Making Nepal’s Laws Easier to Follow, and Easier to Shape
Open Knowledge Foundation Nepal (OKF Nepal) has begun work on Nagarik Niti, a bilingual platform that makes Nepal’s federal legislative process understandable and open to participation for everyday citizens. OKF Nepal is a non-profit civic tech organization that advances open knowledge as a design principle beyond data. We believe open information enables participatory governance, and […]
Read morePublishing and Exploring Data Just Got Easier on Open Data Nepal
With the launch of AI integration on Open Data Nepal, we also shipped two other significant upgrades to the platform: Seamless Publishing and the Comprehensive Data Explorer. This post covers both. Whether you want to contribute data or explore what is already there, these features were built with you in mind. Seamless Publishing Contributing a […]
Read moreStop Searching, Start Asking: AI Integration is Now Live on Open Data Nepal
When we relaunched Open Data Nepal (ODN) in October 2025, we set out a bold roadmap, a vision of what a truly intelligent, accessible, and community-driven open data platform could look like for Nepal. Among the priorities we outlined were a AI chatbot for natural-language data exploration, seamless data publishing, and experimental AI integrations through […]
Read moreMaking Nepal’s Data Open and Accessible for All: Introducing the Remapped Open Data Nepal
We’re thrilled to unveil the remapped and redesigned version of Open Data Nepal (ODN) – Nepal’s trusted hub for open, accessible, and actionable data. Since its initial launch in 2018, Open Knowledge Nepal has envisioned ODN as a single, public gateway to Nepal’s data. Over the years, it has become a valuable resource for civil […]
Read moreInside Nepal’s University Classrooms: What the Numbers Reveal
Nepal’s higher education landscape tells a remarkable story, one of dramatic recoveries, quiet revolutions, and shifting dreams. In 2080/81, university enrollment reached an all-time high, just years after hitting rock bottom. But behind these headline numbers lies a deeper transformation reshaping who studies, where they learn, and what they choose to pursue. Education on the […]
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