Background:

Centre for Democratic Engineers' Nepal (CDEN) is a prominent non-governmental organization established in 2065 B.S., representing a vibrant network of over 9,000 democratic engineers from diverse disciplines, including civil, electrical, mechanical, architecture, and other fields. CDEN is committed to fostering unity, advancing professional development, and safeguarding the rights and interests of engineers across Nepal.

Guided by a democratically elected Executive Council, CDEN actively contributes to national development through its technical expertise, policy advocacy, and visionary leadership. 

By organizing impactful seminars, forums, and collaborative platforms, CDEN connects professionals nationwide to exchange knowledge, address contemporary challenges, and work collectively toward building a resilient, innovative, and prosperous Nepal.

Event Overview:

Title: "Building the Future: Innovation, Resilience, and Sustainable Development"

Expected Outcomes:

    • Policy recommendations for national engineering progress

    • Strategies for sustainable infrastructure development

    • A comprehensive national engineering roadmap

Theme: 

Connecting Innovation, Policy, and Infrastructure to Shape a Resilient Engineering Future for Nepal.

Date: 

11th Baisakh, 2082 (24th April 2025)

Organizer: 

Centre for Democratic Engineers’ Nepal (CDEN)

Perspective Participants:

    • Engineers from across Nepal

    • Members of CDEN from various engineering disciplines (civil, electrical, mechanical, architecture, etc.)

    • Engineers from both the public and private sectors

    • Representatives from professional engineering organizations

    • Policy-makers and planners

    • Technical experts and researchers

    • Representatives from Political Parties, Members of Parliaments, and affiliated advisory bodies

     We expect 500+ attendees, which includes, 

    • To promote awareness and discussion on innovation, inclusion, and sustainability in infrastructure development.

    • To encourage collaboration between engineers and policymakers to strengthen effective national planning.

    • Gather Policy Recommendations that represent the collective voice of engineers to guide political and developmental agendas.

    • Enhance CDEN’s Technical Advisory Role in shaping Nepal’s economic and physical development strategies.

    • Foster Fellowship and Goodwill among Nepalese engineers globally, promoting coordinated efforts for national progress.

  Target Participants:    

    • Active members and delegates of CDEN

    • Engineering professionals from civil, electrical, mechanical, architecture, and other disciplines

    • Academic experts and students in the engineering field

    • Representatives from Political Parties and development-related committees

    • Government officials engaged in infrastructure planning  and public works

    • NGOs and INGOs involved in engineering, infrastructure, and sustainable development

    • Private sector stakeholders in construction technology and innovation10% Politicians – Ministers, MPs, and local leaders.

    • 50% Engineers – Experts from NEA, academia, and industry.

    • 15% Startups & Investors – Founders, venture capitalists, and angel investors.

    • 15% Students – From engineering colleges and innovation hubs.

    • 10% Media & International Delegates – Journalists and global representatives.

 Goal of the Conference :

To unite engineers, policymakers and stakeholders in a shared platform to explore innovative, inclusive, and sustainable infrastructure solutions, aligning engineering expertise with national development goals and long-term prosperity.