Selected from over 4500 candidates across 150 countries to advise the Commissioner for International Partnerships, Jutta Urpilainen and the Directorate-General for International Partnerships (DG INTPA) on youth participation and empowerment in EU external action as part of the Youth Sounding Board. Influence EU external action and international partnerships to make EU action more participatory, relevant and effective for young people in EU partner countries, across all political priorities.Particular focus on governance, climate change, and conflict and fragility.

At CEI, I lead and oversee the creation of innovative solutions and projects to some of Nepal's most wicked problems.1. Shaasan - Award-winning civic initiative that fosters civic engagement and governmental accountability in Nepal. ◉ Educated and trained 1100+ youth across Nepal in civic education.◉ Pioneered Nepal's first civic app, Shaasan, that catalogs public service delivery problems.◉ Created Nepal's first comprehensive scorecarding of public officials.◉ Created Nepal's most prominent digital medium for anti-disinformation and civic information with 150,000 citizens reached every month. (IG @shaasanofficial)◉ Selected as a national changemaker by Accountability Lab.◉ Selected as one of 50 global "game-changing' projects by the United Nations SDSN. ◉ Featured in the 2020 Youth Solutions Report.◉ Featured in the Youth Co:Lab 2021 RESPOND Report supported by UNDP and Citi.◉ Selected for the inaugural cohort of Feedback Tools Accelerator in 2021◉ Selected as a finalist for the CIVICUS Nelson Mandela-Graça Machel Innovation Award.

Oversee the strategic direction, uphold values, strengthen community governance, impact, and engagement of the Global Shapers Community comprising 14000+ Shapers in 500+ Hubs across 150+ countries.

◉ Selected as a #Davos50 to represent the Global Shapers Community at the WEF Annual Summit in 2023.◉ Won the Global Shapers Community's 10 Year Challenge for the Kathmandu Hub in 2021.◉ Served as the inaugural Impact Officer of the Hub., leading the Impact Committee of the Kathmandu Hub which oversaw the progress of past and current projects, measured their effectiveness, and recommended improvements for future project plans.◉ Founded the Impact Committee of the Kathmandu Hub in 2019.An initiative of the World Economic Forum, the Global Shapers Community is a network of inspiring young people under the age of 30 working together to address local, regional and global challenges. With more than 13,500 members, the Global Shapers Community spans 450+ city-based hubs in 160+ countries. More info: https://www.globalshapers.org/

Appointed to serve on the Impact Council of the World Economic Forum‘s Global Shapers Community for 2022-23.In this role, I strengthen and evaluate the Community’s impact comprising over 13,500 Global Shapers across more than 450 Hubs worldwide.

In this role, I advance the development of the council by improving the networking, engagement and cooperation of 164 past Public Service Fellows from over 30 countries who have conducted research projects for 64 government organizations and 24 parliamentarians (including Ministers and Prime Ministers) at the federal, provincial and municipal levels on policies related to access to investment, women’s economic empowerment, enterprise value chain, youth employment and economic governance.

Worked on my Masters' capstone project in the Water Practice (CIWA), East and Southern Africa, and the Gaza Recovery Project.

Worked with MP and previous-Health Minister Hon. Gagan K. Thapa and his team on creating an entrepreneurship and enterprise development program that provides skills and access to investment for youth entrepreneurs and students. Was felicitated by the Minister of Women, Children and Senior Citizen, Hon. Tham Maya Thapa for the Fellowship research. Learnt the course, 'Leading from Within', designed at the Harvard Center for Public Leadership which explores the fundamentals and practicalities of 'Adaptive Leadership', and the 'Problem Driven Iterative Adaptation (PDIA)' approach designed at the Harvard Center for International Development.

• Led the team of community and commercial seed component of Seeds of Life - a project by Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Australia, ACIAR and Ministry of Agriculture & Fisheries, Timor-Leste - to develop criteria for organizational capacity assessment for Community Seed Producers Groups (CSPGs).• Developed criteria, carried out research and analyzed the capacity assessment of 550+ CSPGs comprising over 8000 farmers, visiting all of 13 municipalities of Timor-Leste.• Consulted executive staff of MAF Municipal Offices and MAF Extension Departments on the sustainability of CSPGs.• Pitched recommendations to improve the organizational capacity of CSPGs and thereby strengthen the National Seed System.