About PSD Nepal

Population of the globe is increasing and the people are using the resources of the earth as per their requirement. This has created imbalance on the earth natural system and has created floods, landslides, earthquake and many more disasters which have created the loss of life and property. With the aim of conserving nature, Progressive Sustainable Developers Nepal (PSD-Nepal), a non for profit making organization is established and devoted to work in the sectors like education, health and environment of Nepal. Besides, creating environmental awareness, research and publication, training on different aspects of environment for the sustainable development are the major concern of the organization. The organization is registered under the Societies Registration Act 4, 2034 BS. It is registered at District Administrative Office, Kathmandu. The organization is a member of Social Welfare Council (SWC) under SWC Act 13, 2049 BS since 2070/03/16 BS with a membership number 37431. 

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President's Message

I am glad and honored for the responsibility to lead this new institution that rests on the block of editorial members who had their first image Read More

José Milton Andriguetto Filho

“…………..Although we have been publishing for many years now, our outlook is still essentially national, and we are seeking to broaden that, particularly by internationalizing our editorial board. IJE's is impressive, and it could be a model to us”.

José Milton Andriguetto Filho, Brazil

EiC, Development and Environment

Patrick Michael

"…..publishing with IJE was perfect - quick editorial decision, rapid editing of the proofs and helpful communication!"

Patrick Michael, School of Earth and Environmental Sciences, The University of Adelaide, SA 5005, South Australia

Australia

Afroz Alam

“………………….Mr. Bhandari showed a great interest in organizing joint research projects focusing on biodiversity conservation, climate change and its impact on the flora and fauna and taxidermy between two countries, Nepal and Russia. Therefore, we would like to welcome him to our museum for the discussion on the common research projects that can be organized jointly in future.

Chusova E.A., Director, Timiryazev State Biological Museum, Moscow

Russia

Chusova E.A.

“………………….Mr. Bhandari showed a great interest in organizing joint research projects focusing on biodiversity conservation, climate change and its impact on the flora and fauna and taxidermy between two countries, Nepal and Russia. Therefore, we would like to welcome him to our museum for the discussion on the common research projects that can be organized jointly in future.

Chusova E.A., Director, Timiryazev State Biological Museum, Moscow

Russia

Mehraz Boolaky

“I have had the opportunity to review a good number of papers for the International Journal of Environment (IJE) - some were accepted and some referred back to the authors for further review. I openly praise the initiatives of our Chief Editor and the IJE team for the magnificent work they are doing.”

Mehraz Boolaky, University of Mauritius
Republic of Mauritius 

Miguel Ramalho

 “………………we have achieved valuable information on ‘Geo-hazards and environmental degradation in Nepal’ and also your (Mr. Govinda Bhandari) interest to establish common research projects. On both a professional and personal level, I really appreciate the time we spend together during your visit, and all the information about the climate change and impacts in your country. Please keep in touch and visit us whenever you are in this part of the world.”

Miguel Ramalho, Museu Geologico, Laboratorio Nacional de Energia e Geologia, I.P., Lisbon, Portugal

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