Publication

This report analyses changing attitudes towards public safety and the provision of security and justice in Nepal. It presents the third in a series of surveys that track public perceptions of security and justice. The report is based on 3 methods of primary research: a household survey of 3004 people across Nepal, carried out in June and July 2009, key informant interviews with relevant security professionals, government officials and representatives of civil society organisations conducted between October and December 2009, and validation workshops with key stakeholders to discuss initial findings, held in 4 locations in October and November 2009.