Subindra Bogati
Founder, Nepal Peacebuilding Initiative (website)
twitter: @BogatiSubindra
email: subindra [at] nepalpeacebuilding [dot] org
phone: 977 1-5010 978 (Nepal)
Founder, Nepal Peacebuilding Initiative (website)
twitter: @BogatiSubindra
email: subindra [at] nepalpeacebuilding [dot] org
phone: 977 1-5010 978 (Nepal)
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Subindra Bogati is the Founder and Chief Executive of Nepal Peacebuilding Initiative – an organization devoted to evidence- based policy and action on peacebuilding and security. His current areas of focus are on people-centered policing, violence reduction, youth (including combatants / ex-combatants, members of armed groups and dons), small arms and light weapons.
From 2011 to 2013, he was coordinator of Nepal Armed Violence Assessment (NAVA), a project of the Small Arms Survey at the Graduate Institute of International Studies. Prior to that, he helped set up Nepal office of Saferworld and coordinated its projects on people-centered security provision, policing and integration and rehabilitation of Maoist combatants.
Subindra Bogati was also lead researcher for Institute of Development Studies (University of Susex) work on violence, young people and urbanization in Nepal under the Addressing and Mitigating Violence programme; a Nepal case specialist for University of Denver’s research project on “the religion and social cohesion in conflict affected countries”; and a research coordinator for UNDP (UN Development Programme) Nepal’s Armed Violence Reduction and Community Security program.
He holds an MA in International Relations from London Metropolitan University. He was awarded the FCO Chevening Fellowship in 2009 at the Centre for Studies in Security and Diplomacy, the University of Birmingham.
Subindra Bogati is the Founder and Chief Executive of Nepal Peacebuilding Initiative – an organization devoted to evidence- based policy and action on peacebuilding and security. His current areas of focus are on people-centered policing, violence reduction, youth (including combatants / ex-combatants, members of armed groups and dons), small arms and light weapons.
From 2011 to 2013, he was coordinator of Nepal Armed Violence Assessment (NAVA), a project of the Small Arms Survey at the Graduate Institute of International Studies. Prior to that, he helped set up Nepal office of Saferworld and coordinated its projects on people-centered security provision, policing and integration and rehabilitation of Maoist combatants.
Subindra Bogati was also lead researcher for Institute of Development Studies (University of Susex) work on violence, young people and urbanization in Nepal under the Addressing and Mitigating Violence programme; a Nepal case specialist for University of Denver’s research project on “the religion and social cohesion in conflict affected countries”; and a research coordinator for UNDP (UN Development Programme) Nepal’s Armed Violence Reduction and Community Security program.
He holds an MA in International Relations from London Metropolitan University. He was awarded the FCO Chevening Fellowship in 2009 at the Centre for Studies in Security and Diplomacy, the University of Birmingham.