23/07/2026
Reflecting on our journey and planning for the future, the Citizenship Affected People's Network (CAPN) recently held its Strategic Planning Retreat in partnership with the Institute on Statelessness and Inclusion (ISI).
The retreat brought together CAPN's board members, management, and staff to reflect on the organization's journey, revisit its purpose and strategic priorities, and collectively shape the foundation for CAPN's next strategic plan. Through participatory discussions and interactive exercises, the team explored organizational values, strategic prioritization, Theory of Change, leadership development, and the future direction of CAPN's key initiatives, including STAND and the Sahayatri Initiative.
The retreat reaffirmed CAPN's commitment to remaining a community-centred and values-driven organization, with affected individuals at the heart of its advocacy, programmes, and decision-making. It also strengthened a shared vision for building a more resilient, sustainable, and impactful organization that continues to advance gender-equal citizenship laws and promote the rights and dignity of citizenship-affected individuals across Nepal.
We extend our sincere gratitude to the Institute on Statelessness and Inclusion (ISI), particularly Amal de Chickera and Shahd Qanam, for their thoughtful facilitation, strategic guidance, and continued accompaniment throughout this important process. We also thank every CAPN team member for their openness, commitment, and valuable contributions that will shape the organization's next chapter.
Together, we move forward with greater clarity, stronger collaboration, and a renewed commitment to ensuring that everyone enjoys the right to a nationality.