GREEN NEPAL PARTY (GNP)
Pipa Goshwara, Kalikastan, Kathmandu
Ward n.32, Phone: 977-1-4438402
Post box no.890, Fax: 4416547
E-mail:greennepal@htp.com.np
E-mail:kuber@wlink.com.np
· Establishment and Convention
· Party has four layers of organization
· Finance
· Foreign Policy and Regional Co-operation
· GNP A Member of Global Greens
· Green Nepal Party in Government
· Janandolan 2nd (People's Movement,2006)
· GNP will participate in the election of 2007
Establishment and National Convention of GNP
· Established: Marg 26th,2053 (December 11th, 1996)
· First National Convention held on Jestha 26-28, 2054(June 8-10, 1997).
First time party was registered with Election Commissioner on 1st Bhadra, 2005 (August 22nd,1999). Again next date for constituent Assembly election was fixed on Marg6th,2064(November22nd, 2007).That date also failed. Now the third date for the CA election is fixed on 28th Chaitra 2064(10th April,2008).Since Terai and hill ethnic groups have signed agreement on 2ndFeb,2008 with the government to participate in the election it can be hoped that election would take place on that date.
Objectives
The main objectives of this party
is to secure" Freedom, Peace, National Unity, Prosperity and Social
Justice" as stated in the preamble of this constitution. Party believes in
liberal democracy and liberal economy.
1.
Establish transparent liberal democratic
multiparty system with good governance and sovereignty rested in Nepalese
people
.
2. Liberal Economic Policies
a. Market oriented competitive liberal economic policies.
b. Maximum utilization and promotion of national capital and resources.
c. Try to achieve self-reliance by developing agriculture, forests, water resources tourism, industry and human resources.
3. Preservation of Nepalese nationalism, civilization and culture.
4. End of caste discrimination.
5. Religious harmony.
6. Encouragements to backward caste and class.
7.
Equal rights to Women.
8. Human Rights.
9. Freedom of press.
10. Protection of ecology and environment.
11. Population control and poverty alleviation.
12. Decentralization and balanced development.
13. Oppose the misuse of atomic and chemical technology.
14. Foreign policy based on mutual understanding and co-operation, non-alignment, world fraternity, world peace as well as protection of equal rights to common universal natural resources.
15. Establish land-locked country's rights.
16.
Work for Nepal and Nepalese welfare.
Green Nepal Party's flag has three doves flying in same direction on
a green base. Flying doves represent freedom and peace, all flying in the
same direction shows national unity and its green base denotes prosperity.


Membership
Membership can be granted to qualified
Nepalese citizen as per party's constitution, who express their faith to
this constitution and have attained sixteen years of age. There are four
categories of membership.
a.
Devoted Member
Party can enroll Devoted Member to those who
pay Rs.24 yearly.
b.
Committed Member
Party can grant Committed Member status to
hardworking individual who commits to full time politics and pay membership
Rs.300 yearly.
c.
Contributing Member
Party can grant Contributing Member
status to those who help the party financially or in other ways and pays
membership of Rs.100 per month.
d.
Donor Member
Party can grant Donor Member status as
mark of respect to those who donate at least Rs.1000 per month to the party.
Green Nepal Party members will uphold democratic values and norms as
well as possess good moral character.
Party has four layers of organization
1.
Constituency Unit
Constituency unit is focused to mobilize
voters in villages with eye on winning Parliamentary Election. Constituency
unit is headed by a President elected by members of that unit.
2.
District Coordinating Council(DCC)
The President of Constituency
Unit where the district headquarters is located will work as the
coordinator. The members of DCC are the Presidents and Secretaries of all
Constituency units. The DCC can nominate in the Council from women,
intellectuals, students, backward group, scheduled caste, renowned persons, as
deemed necessary. DCC acts as information distribution center and co-ordinates
district level programs.
3.
Central Executive Committee
CEC members are elected in
convention by members of National Assembly every five years. Representation in
CEC and in other bodies is required by party constitution to be inclusive of
all ethnic communities and backward areas. Woman and marginalize community (Ethnic,
Dalit and other backward people) will have 50% representation.
4.
Party High Command
National Assembly will elect members
of Party High Command not exceeding seven members. Woman, Ethnic people and
Dalit will be given high representation. Party High Command will decide about
policies, programs and selection of candidates for elections. The decision of
Party High Command will be binding upon Central Executive Committee and other
units of the party. Party High Command will be headed by a chairman elected by
High Command members. High Command members will be ex-official members of the
Central Executive Committee.
5.
National Assembly
National Assembly members
(delegates) will be elected by constituent unit from all over the country.
National Assembly is the highest and most powerful unit of the party. It can
amend constitution and give directives to party unit. Its term is of five
years.
Finance
Each unit will have records of members and donors. Each unit of the party will
prepare statement of income and expenditure and submit it to the head office.
Treasurer (a member of CEC) will compile all the statements and prepare consolidated
accounts and get audited and present to CEC and Party High Command. President
and the members of CEC will present a report of activities and accounts to the
Party High Command. Report and accounts will also be presented in National
Assembly Convention.
Foreign Policy and Regional
Co-operation
Nepal
is a small country of 1,47,000 Sq.Km with 25 million people. It is situated on
the southern slopes of The Himalaya between India and China. Though small it has highest peak of the world The Mt.Everest and it is also famous as the
birthplace of Lord Buddha. Nepal is a multi-lingual, multi-cultural and
multi-religion country.
a). Promote Nepal's non-aligned foreign policy in accordance with Pancha Sheel
& UN Charter.
b). Support and contribute to organizations established to develop regional
cooperation and mutual understanding between member countries. China and India, our neighbors are expected to grow tremendously in 21st century. Their
growth will have impact on Nepalese economy.
c). Devise policies to attract our neighbors for investment and bilateral
investment in Nepalese industry, commerce, trade, tourism and other sectors.
Now the world is focused on Central Asia and new silk road is opening up. To
foster mutual understanding and regional economic growth Nepal should push the proposed Asian Highway, Asian Railways, Asian Gas, Oil Pipelines and
Asian Electricity transmission lines.
d). GNP is a founder member of Global Greens. GNP delegates participated in
Global Greens meeting held at Brisbane(2000),Canbera(2001) and Kyoto(2005).
Green Nepal Party in Government
Green Nepal Party was invited to
join Council of Minister under Prime Minister Lokendra Bahadur Chand appointed
by HM King Gyanendra. The founder President Mr.Kuber P. Sharma was inducted in
the cabinet as Minister of Tourism, culture and civil aviation from Nov.
2002-May 2003. The party's main slogan was anti corruption and anti
pollution along with clean environment and clean politics. The party
went to the people around the country to prosecute the corrupt Minister. Party
also valiantly oppose armed struggle of CPN – Maoist and other groups.
Janandolan 2nd (People's Movement,2006)
Nepal Congress (a social democratic
party), Nepal Goodwill Party (Democrat), Communist Party of Nepal (CPN), UML,
CPN-Maoist and other small communist parties, altogether eight parties launched
non-violent agitation against the direct rule of the government headed by King
Gyanendra bypassing the constitution of 1991. The movement (Janandolan 2nd)
had strong backing of CPN Maoist and friendly countries. The king was forced to
surrender power and recall the dissolved Parliament on April 24, 2006. The king
appointed GP Koirala, President of Nepali Congress as Prime Minister and he
appointed Ministers from eight political parties. Later the new interim parliament
of 330 members was nominated by eight parties which are functioning still
today. The Coalition government with Maoist was formed by Koirala on 15th
January 2007.The communist altogether are in majority in interim
parliament. To frame the new constitution, the election of Constituent Assembly
is scheduled to be held on November 22nd, 2007. The first date of
election proposed for June, 2007, could not be held due to unrest and lack of
agreement over common minimum program of eight parties. Maoist after they
joined the government, the process of surrender of arms of Maoist gorilla
fighters have started under UN supervision. Unless Maoist gorilla's and
their YCL (Young Communist League) stop violence and extortion, abduction,
seizer of private property, safe return of displaced persons to villages are
peacefully managed election for Constituent Assembly could not be possible. Maoists
have not retuned the land, houses and property to owners. Instability and weak
governance has created confusion. Foreigner's interest has grown in the process
of restoring peace and multiparty democracy.

GNP will not participate in
the election of 2008
Green Nepal Party will not participate in the election of 10th
April ,2008 in a press conference held in Everest hotel chairman Kuber Sharma
announced the Party's decision. The press statement issued on 17th
Feb, 2008 is given below:
"The old order changed yielding place to new" wrote Alfred Tennyson, the English poet about two hundred years back. Nothing could be more true. Our people too have been –struggling for a change. And a couple of years back came a great change but the politicians who grabbed power could not rise up to the occasion. Their self oriented policies, their unbridled ambition to stay in power sine die, their authoritarian behavior and intense intolerance of the opposition, their naked corruption, their insensitive and inhuman attempts towards the demolition of our national heritages, culture and religion have impelled us – the Green Nepal Party to raise our voices against such behavior and appeal to our aggrieved patriotic sisters and brothers of our country to join us to save our dear motherland from dishonor and destruction. The acute shortage of power, the petroleum products ,even drinking water, skyrocketing prices of daily necessaries, the total absence of law and order, the chukka jams and bandh, the continuous loots, murders, extortions and abductions have not only made life of the common man most unsafe and miserable but turned it into absolute hell. The violent insurgency by the proponents of racialism, federalism and regionalism has weakened the solid structure of our national unity. In these circumstances no sane Nepali will risk life to go to polling booth to cast the vote. Even before the nominations are filed the big parties are disturbing the election campaign of other parties. Big parties are using their muscle and money power on the one hand and talking about sharing of seats among themselves on the other. For that reason our party is demanding dissolution of interim parliament and Government and to form a neutral Govt. to conduct free, fair and impartial election. The interim government has not been able to govern. The village and district development committees are not able to carry out development works. The Country is trapped in economic crisis. In view of the increasing risk to the lives of voters and candidates our party will not participate in the election. Despite the absolute imperativeness of elections to the constituent assembly it is impossible to hold the election on 10th April, 2008 in such a chaotic situation Moreover, the servile behavior of our statesmen has turned our proud nation into a vassal state of our big neighbor in the south and this has got to be corrected at the earliest. As such we all must join hands to change the government. I trust you all will not hesitate to come forward immediately to defend the sanctity and sovereignty of our dear country. Finally we must say that we remain strongly committed to continue our peaceful campaign in favour of Multi-party Democracy, clean politics and clean environment. Thank you."
GNP Elects New President Rimal
Madhav Kumar Rimal, a noted journalist was unanimously elected as President of Green Nepal Party on 24th February 2008 on expiry of the term of outgoing President. New President Mr. Rimal vowed to up hold the ideals and prestige of the party. Here is his brief statement.
"I deem it a great honour for me that the working committee of the Green Nepal Party has unanimously elected decided to nominate me to the exalted position of its President. Our Party, even though is not very big like other bigger political parties of Nepal I feel proud to say that our party has established itself as an honest and patriotic political force. Given some more time and dedication of its entire membership, I fully trust that Green Nepal Party will play more decisive and important role in the politics of our country and soon achieve the goal we have planned to reach. I know my handicap and short comings. But with the unstinted support of our party members I hope to move forward towards our goal. While thanking all of you for putting your trust in my leadership, I would like to assure you that I will leave no stone unturned to prove that your trust has not been misplaced. May God give me that trust and wisdom."
2. Madhav Kumar Rimal (President)
3. Shiva Prasad Sharma (Member)
Central Executive Committee
Members
Kuber Sharma(Chairman)
|
Profession |
District |
Phone |
|
Chairman of Party High Command. Former member of Parliament and Minister of Tourism, culture and civilization. |
Saptari |
4471809
|
Madhav Kumar Rimal(President)
|
Profession |
District |
Phone |
|
Journalist and former diplomat. |
Kathmandu |
|
Shiva Prasad Sharma
|
Profession |
District |
Phone |
|
Active in student politics and now retired civil servant. |
Saptari |
4491391 |
Govind Dev
Pant(General Secretary) 
|
Profession |
District |
Phone |
|
Former student political activist and diplomat. |
Kathmandu |
4412862 |
Dhruba Narayan
Karmacharya (Treasurer) 
|
Profession |
District |
Phone |
|
Professional Chartered Accountant. |
Lalitpur |
4257865 |
Bibhuti Raj Pandey (Member)
|
Profession |
District |
Phone |
|
Co-operative expert. |
Kathmandu |
4425418 |
Mrs.Kamala Sharma(Member)
|
Profession |
District |
Phone |
|
Social worker. |
Kathmandu |
4474424 |
Mrs. Goma Baral(Member)
|
Profession |
District |
Phone |
|
Business women. |
Kathmandu |
4494881 |
Kedar Prasad Acharya (Member)
|
Profession |
District |
Phone |
|
Registered auditor. |
Lalitpur |
5523394 |
Tika Prasad Uprety (Member)
|
Profession |
District |
Phone |
|
Engineer and educationist. |
Morang |
524717 |
Ms.Neera Ranjit (Member)
|
Profession |
District |
Phone |
|
Woman activist. |
Kathmandu |
4257008 |
Mukund Pd. Sharma (Member)
|
Profession |
District |
Phone |
|
Land reform specialist |
Saptari |
4490632 |
Raji Ray Yadav (Member)
|
Profession |
District |
Phone |
|
Farming, social work and political activist. |
Mahotrri |
4495155 |
Hemanta Luitel (Member)
|
Profession |
District |
Phone |
|
Business finance. |
Sunsari |
9851036376 |
Manoj Prasad Paudel
(Member)
|
Profession |
District |
Phone |
|
Business finance. |
Kathmandu |
4470758 |
Hriday Narayan Manandhar (Member)
|
Profession |
District |
Phone |
|
Environmentalist. |
Parsa |
5527813 |
Binod Khadka (Member)
|
Profession |
District |
Phone |
|
Dramatist. |
Kathmandu |
4373100 |
Rama Kant Yadav (Member)
|
Profession |
District |
Phone |
|
Political activist and former district development committee member. |
Saptari |
031-690581 |
Damber Singh Ranabhat (Member)
|
Profession |
District |
Phone |
|
Engineering workshop propriater . |
Makwanpur |
523545 |
Prakash Paudel (Member)
|
Profession |
District |
Phone |
|
Social worker. |
Parbat |
4420081 |
*Information updated 4th March, 2008