A place to build, learn and grow together
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Young people
Students, recent graduates, and non-traditional learners in Nepal and the diaspora are part of the community Ekjut is building.
The aim is a chance to co-build real public-interest tools and systems, with ownership and visible credit for the work.
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Professionals and experts
Ekjut welcomes practitioners across law, technology, public policy, journalism, entrepreneurship, climate, finance, academia, and more — in Nepal and abroad.
The proposed model creates structured ways to mentor, collaborate, and connect expertise and networks to public-interest work for Nepal.
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Contribution across borders
Ekjut is Nepal-focused but globally connected. Over time, as enough members cluster in specific cities or diaspora communities, self-organized gatherings and local teams will begin to form.