PEACE is built,not declared.
An independent institution for peace, governance and sustainable developmentDurable peace is built throughcapable institutions, not declaredthrough good intentions.
Every study we publish, every leader we train, and every dialogue we convene is measured against one standard: does it strengthen the capacity of institutions to serve the people they govern.
A career of the state,carried into the institute.
In 2026, following the conclusion of his tenure as Secretary of the Government of Nepal, Peace International was reconstituted as an active, internationally engaged platform — carrying decades of governmental experience directly into research, training, and the shaping of policy.
PhD in Conflict, Peace and Development Studies, Tribhuvan University. Research Master's in Peace and Conflict Studies, Otto von Guericke University Magdeburg (DAAD). Fulbright–Hubert H. Humphrey Fellow.
Five ways the workreaches practice.
Pursued in equal measure, at federal, provincial and local level.
Eighteen domains.Eighteen chairs.
Each consortium is convened by a senior leader with direct experience in government, multilateral institutions or professional practice — aligned to the practice areas recognised across the UN system and the World Bank Group.
Executive education builtfor the realitiesof governing.
Intensive, policy-focused programmes for federal, provincial and local officials.
Technical depth for professionals shaping Nepal's financial sector.
For the Nepali diaspora, delivered in country and online.
For scholars and postgraduate researchers.
Open to the public, the business community and community leaders.
Designed for ministries, development partners and UN agencies.
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Written to informdecisions, not torecord analysis.
Four series, filterable by pillar, series, year or author.
Capable institutions arebuilt, not inherited.
We work alongside government institutions, multilateral organisations, universities, research agencies, policy institutes, community groups and the private sector — to move research into policy, and policy into practice.