Hello sir, first of all hearty congratulations for your new book and best wishes for its widespread successes. Given the dearth of such an indepth and experienced based guidebook, I think your book will be a valuable resource for honest ngos for enriching and equipping themselves with multi dimensional knowledge and skill for running their organization efficiently. My own experience is that most ngos are weak in book keeping and accounting and financial management ( internal control systems, cost efficiency and effectiveness, etc). Also financial vis a vis program monitoring are areas ngos lag. Governance is one key area through which most ngos manipulate financial and program performances. In most cases, the key person runs the organisation virtually as a sole proprietor in that other board members are merely the yes-persons of the key person. Hopefully, your book will help ngos becoming better and more professional.

RB

Also, saw so many of your videos. Will watch them to experience your experiences and learnings.

Hello sir, first of all hearty congratulations for your new book and best wishes for its widespread successes. Given the dearth of such an indepth and experienced based guidebook, I think your book will be a valuable resource for honest ngos for enriching and equipping themselves with multi dimensional knowledge and skill for running their organization efficiently. My own experience is that most ngos are weak in book keeping and accounting and financial management ( internal control systems, cost efficiency and effectiveness, etc). Also financial vis a vis program monitoring are areas ngos lag. Governance is one key area through which most ngos manipulate financial and program performances. In most cases, the key person runs the organisation virtually as a sole proprietor in that other board members are merely the yes-persons of the key person. Hopefully, your book will help ngos becoming better and more professional.

Also, saw so many of your videos. Will watch them to experience your experiences and learnings.

The book written by Mr. is very impressive as it is based on author’s lifelong practical experiences in numerous countries such as Asia, Africa, Europe, North America and some Islands close to Australia. It can be a strong referenance book to those begin with humanitarian and development works in their career pathways.

This is a very good book written by a practitioner who has firsthand experience in the field of international development and humanitarian for more than 4 decades, in more than a couple of dozens countries and agencies both INGOs and UN Agencies. It was a privilege to meet him in Cambodia as we both of us were development professionals. While reading this book can inspires many young people as it encourages and gives the reader an energy.  This book has full of experiences of his hard work, achievements, struggles, recommendations and observations that would directly help to all in this field specially for those who are university students or preparing to join development and humanitarian fields or anyone in a similar situation. I strongly recommend to read this book.

A book that highlights his journey from the Himalayan of Nepal to the global community.