Opening Ceremony of 5 days Training of Trainers (ToT) for the officials of National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority (NDRRMA)
Centre for Human Resource Management (CHRM) within the Management Learning Group (MLG) of the Nepal Administrative Staff College (NASC) has commenced a 5-day training of trainers (T0T) program tailored for the officials of National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority (NDRRMA). This program has been meticulously designed for officers who serve as trainers or are responsible for conducting and facilitating sessions within NDRRMA. The opening ceremony was held on 1st July 2024 at Mechi
 Hall, Mangal Sadan. Mr. Binod Kumar Bista, Senior Director of Studies at NASC, chaired the opening event. 

Mr. Uttam Acharya, Director of Studies at NASC, welcomed the participants and highlighted the training’s context, need, design and learning approaches. He stated that NASC aims to enhance the facilitation skills of in-house trainers in different institutions with this training which emphasizes on the same. Mr. Acharya expressed the profound relevance of the chosen training sessions for the participants, underlining their significance in enhancing their professional capabilities. He also encouraged the participants to make the sessions interactive. 

During his introductory remarks, Mr. Bista talked about the purpose of the Nepal Administrative Staff College. He articulated the goal of the program, which is to provide the trainees with the necessary technical and interpersonal abilities to become outstanding trainers in their particular professions, while also instilling confidence in them. The participants' learning attitude was highlighted by Mr. Bista, who acknowledged that their hard work and devotion would serve as a driving force behind their achievement. NASC expects that the participants' newfound knowledge and abilities from this training will be successfully applied in the workplace, resulting in advantages for their organization. Additionally, he conveyed his sincere appreciation to NDRRMA for their ongoing cooperation, which has been crucial in realizing this effort. The program was hosted by Ms. Sebika Thapa.