Disaster and Social Work in Nepal: A Discussion.

Despite social work's about three decades of history and most populations being at risk of multiple natural disasters, Nepali social workers are yet to establish their foothold in the sector of disaster in Nepal. Part of this has happened due to ineffective curriculum on disaster and social work. An...

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Publicado en:British Journal of Social Work Vol. 54; no. 7; pp. 3199 - 3221
Autores principales: Karki, Dilip, Yadav, Raj, Davis, Cindy
Formato: tables/charts Journal Article
Publicado: Oxford University Press / USA Oct2024
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          Karki, Dilip
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          Natural Disasters Evaluation
          Social Work Evaluation
          Nepal
          Disaster Planning
          Government Programs
          Social Workers
          Professional Role
          Curriculum
          Education, Social Work
          Social Work Practice
          Strategic Planning
      ab: Despite social work's about three decades of history and most populations being at risk of multiple natural disasters, Nepali social workers are yet to establish their foothold in the sector of disaster in Nepal. Part of this has happened due to ineffective curriculum on disaster and social work. And hence, this article proposes how the curriculum for disaster and social work can be advanced in the future.
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