Call for Nominations — Executive Committee 2026–2029
ICOM Nepal invites nominations for the Executive Committee for the 2026–2029 term. See the Documents page for the candidacy form and election schedule
Direct institutional pathways for curators, registered delegates, research fellows, and heritage stewards.
Mandatory committee circulars, Annual General Meeting declarations, and electoral directives.
Provincial museum developments, international summits, curatorial discoveries, and policy actions.
International Museum Day activations, emergency heritage drills, and national workshops.
Official ICOM Code of Ethics in English & Nepali, disaster manuals, and academic journals.
Photographic ledger of historical assemblies, diplomatic conferences, and artifact rescues.
Individual professional accreditation, institutional affiliation, and international ICOM cards.
Sustained leadership in national museum policy since 2010.
Accredited individual and institutional cultural members.
Emergency conservation workshops and training labs.
Code of ethics, disaster guides, and archival registers.
Decentralized support across regional and local museums.
Historic assembly establishing national museum governance and cultural safeguarding protocols.
Permanent visual record curated under the ICOM Nepal Curatorial Heritage Registry.
ICOM Nepal is the Nepal National Committee of the International Council of Museums, promoting museums and heritage across Nepal.
"Museums are not just custodians of objects — they are custodians of memory, identity and the stories that bind communities together."
ICOM Nepal's multi-tiered work connects advocacy, education, research, disaster preparedness, and international cooperation across the Himalayan basin.
Promoting the value of museums and supporting dialogue on national cultural heritage policies, repatriation, and public protection laws.
Facilitating ongoing masterclasses in archival indexing, preservation, preventative storage, and interactive museum curation.
Aligning Nepalese institutions with ICOM Asia-Pacific and ICOM General Conferences for global knowledge exchange.
Standardizing seismic safety blueprints, fire retardant protocols, and emergency evacuation ledgers for vulnerable museum repositories.
Empowering indigenous community-run museums and municipal galleries outside Kathmandu Valley to document local oral history and artifacts.
Annual nationwide mobilization for International Museum Day (18 May), fostering museum literacy among students, youth, and the public.
All general and institutional members are invited to attend the ICOM Nepal Annual General Meeting 2026. Agenda and venue details will follow via email
ICOM Nepal invites nominations for the Executive Committee for the 2026–2029 term. See the Documents page for the candidacy form and election schedule
Members are reminded to renew their annual membership before the AGM to remain eligible to vote. Renewal can be completed via the Membership page.
The ICOM Nepal secretariat office will be closed during the upcoming public holidays. Email enquiries will be answered on resumption.
Representatives from ICOM Nepal joined the ICOM Asia-Pacific Alliance (ICOM ASPAC) regional meeting to discuss museum development and cooperation acro
ICOM Nepal and the Department of Archaeology have agreed to strengthen cooperation on heritage documentation and museum professional development.
The latest issue of The Museum Journal, featuring research and perspectives on Nepal's museum sector, is now available in the Books & Publications sec
Core professional texts, statutory ethics manuals, and peer-reviewed cultural papers distributed to accredited institutions.
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