Dorendra Bahadur Thapa

Dorendra Bahadur Thapa
About the Author Dorendra Bahadur Thapa, M.Phil., M.Sc., M.A., is a Nepalese researcher, development professional, educator, author, and interdisciplinary thinker with more than two decades of experience in research, development practice, monitoring and evaluation, capacity building, policy engagement, and strategic program leadership. His academic and professional interests span population studies, demography, urban management, rural development, sustainability, governance, disaster resilience, technology, education, and human well-being. His work connects research, policy, and practice, with a particular focus on improving the relationship between people, places, institutions, nature, and the planet. As an author, Thapa explores how individuals, communities, organizations, cities, and societies can respond to complex challenges while creating more meaningful, inclusive, sustainable, resilient, and flourishing futures. His writing brings together practical experience, interdisciplinary knowledge, critical reflection, and a human-centered perspective. He continues to write, research, learn, teach, and contribute toward a better future for people and the planet.

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Building Your Own Subculture You don't need permission to create the culture you wish existed. In a world more connected than ever yet deeply fragmented, millions are searching for genuine belonging. Building Your Own Subculture is a practical guide for anyone who wants to create community around shared values—not empty trends. This book shows how ordinary people become culture creators. It... more...

Make Me Happy Stop chasing happiness. Start building it. In a world of constant pressure and comparison, happiness can feel like a distant prize. Make Me Happy is a groundbreaking happiness assessment toolkit and practical workbook that turns this elusive goal into a tangible, sustainable system. This is not just a book to read—it is a construction manual for a joyful life. Drawing on psychology,... more...