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'''Kul Chandra Gautam''' is a diplomat, development professional, and a former senior official of the [[United Nations]]. Currently, he serves on the boards of several international and national organizations, charitable foundations and public-private partnerships. Previously, he served in senior managerial and leadership positions with the United Nations in several countries, in a career spanning over three decades. He is a former deputy executive director of [[UNICEF]] and [[Assistant Secretary-General of the United Nations]].


He served as special adviser to the [[Prime Minister of Nepal]] on international affairs and the peace process from 2010 to 2011.
Mr. Kul Chandra Gautam is a distinguished diplomat, development professional, and a former senior


A citizen of Nepal, Gautam is active in Nepal's civil society in promoting human rights, socioeconomic development, democracy, and good governance. He writes on, speaks about, and informally advises Nepal's political and civil society leadership as well as the international community on Nepal's peace process, consolidation of democracy, human rights, and socioeconomic development.
official of the [[United Nations]]. Currently, he serves on the Boards of several international and national


Internationally, he continues to be active in advocacy of the UN [[Sustainable Development Goals]], particularly in the areas of child rights, global health, basic education, and human development.
organizations, charitable foundations and public private partnerships. Previously, he served in senior


== Publications ==
managerial and leadership positions with the UN in several countries and continents in a career spanning
Gautam writes and speaks extensively on international development, human rights, and human development; global health, education, child protection; the role of the United Nations; and on issues related to the peace process, democracy, and good governance in Nepal as well as globally.


Gautam's memoir, ''Global Citizen from Gulmi: My Journey from the Hills of Nepal to the Halls of the United Nations'', was published by Nepalaya Publications in 2018.'''<ref>{{Cite book|url=https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/9937921252/|title=Global Citizen from Gulmi|last=Gautam|first=Kul|publisher=Nepalaya|year=2018|isbn=978-9937921251|location=Nepal}}</ref>''' Another book, ''Lost in Transition: Rebuilding Nepal from the Maoist Mayhem and Mega Earthquake'',<ref>{{Cite book|url=https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/9937909015|title=Mr|last=Gautam|first=Kul|publisher=Nepalaya|year=2018|isbn=978-9937909013|location=Nepal}}</ref> was published in 2015.<ref>{{Cite book|title=Lost in transition : rebuilding Nepal from the Maoist mayhem and mega earthquake|last=Chandra|first=Gautam, Kul|isbn=9789937905824|oclc=965139763}}</ref>
over three decades. As a former [https://www.unicef.org/media/media_19048.html Deputy Executive Director of UNICEF] and [https://iapewec.org/about/members/kul-gautam/ Assistant Secretary-General of]


== Awards ==
[https://iapewec.org/about/members/kul-gautam/ the United Nations], he has extensive experience in international diplomacy, development cooperation and
* [https://www.peacecorpsconnect.org/articles/nepal-diplomat-receives-npcas-harris-wofford-award The 2018 Harris Wofford Global Citizen Award], conferred by the [[National Peace Corps Association|US National Peace Corps Association.]]
* [https://www.dartmouth.edu/~mlk/awards/sjaarchive.html Martin Luther King, Jr. Social Justice Award for Lifetime Achievement, conferred by] [https://www.dartmouth.edu/~mlk/awards/sjaarchive.html Dartmouth College, USA in 2009].
* [http://audreyhepburn.org/post/152551913776/kul-chandra-gautam The Audrey Hepburn Humanitarian Award], conferred by [http://audreyhepburn.org/post/152418773736/kul-chandra-gautam UNICEF USA in 2008]
* The Bal-Kavi (Child Poet-Laureate) Award, conferred by District Commissioner of Palpa, Nepal in 1964


== Current positions and activities ==
humanitarian assistance.
* Chair, [[Results (organisation)|RESULTS Inc]] and RESULTS Education Fund (USA)<ref>{{Cite news|url=http://kathmandupost.ekantipur.com/news/2016-06-30/diplomat-kul-chandra-gautam-appointed-results-chairman.html|title=Diplomat Kul Chandra Gautam appointed Results Chairman|access-date=2017-05-28|language=en}}</ref>

* Chair, Arigatou International Council of Prayer and Action for Children (Japan/USA)<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://prayerandactionforchildren.org/who-we-are|title=Prayer and Action for Children – World Day of Prayer and Action for Children – Who We Are|last=Mesa|first=Matthew|website=prayerandactionforchildren.org|language=en-gb|access-date=2017-05-28}}</ref>
A citizen of [[Nepal]], Mr. Gautam writes, speaks about and informally advises his country’s senior political
* Chair, Programme Committee, [[Oxfam GB|OXFAM GB]] Council (UK)<ref name=Oxfam>{{Cite web|url=http://www.oxfam.org.uk/what-we-do/about-us/our-trustees|title=Oxfam's CEO, Directors and Trustees |publisher=[[Oxfam GB]]|language=en|access-date=2017-05-28}}</ref>

* Co-Chair, Independent Accountability Panel for Every Woman, Child and Adolescent (UN/WHO)<ref>{{Cite news|url=https://iapewec.org/about/members/kul-gautam/|title=Kul Gautam (Co-Chair)|date=2016-09-20|work=Independent Accountability Panel|access-date=2017-05-28|language=en-US}}</ref>
and civil society leadership as well as the international community on Nepal’s peace process, consolidation
* Vice-Chair, [[GoodWeave International]] (USA)

* Vice Chair, Aarogya (Health) Foundation (Nepal)<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.aarogyafoundation.org.np/our-team|title=Our Team {{!}}{{!}} Aarogya Foundation::|website=www.aarogyafoundation.org.np|language=en|access-date=2017-05-28}}</ref>
of democracy, human rights, and socio-economic development. He served as Special Adviser to the [[List of Prime Ministers of Nepal|Prime]]
* International Trustee, [[Religions for Peace]] (USA)

[[List of Prime Ministers of Nepal|Minister of Nepal]] on International Affairs and the Peace Process during 2010-2011. He is the author of the

book: [http://publicationnepalaya.com/book/lost-in-transition%e2%80%8f/ Lost in Transition: Rebuilding Nepal from the Maoist mayhem and mega earthquake] (2015).

== '''Current Positions and Activities:''' ==
* Chair, [http://www.results.org/about/our_board RESULTS Inc] and [http://www.results.org/newsroom/results_welcomes_new_board_chair_kul_gautam/ RESULTS Education Fund] (USA)
* Chair, [https://prayerandactionforchildren.org/who-we-are Arigatou International Council of Prayer and Action for Children] (Japan/USA)
* [http://www.oxfam.org.uk/what-we-do/about-us/our-trustees Chair, Programme Committee], [[Oxfam GB|OXFAM GB]] Council (UK)
* [https://iapewec.org/about/members/kul-gautam/ Co-Chair, Independent Accountability Panel for Every Woman, Child and Adolescent (UN/WHO)]
* [https://goodweave.org/news_detail.php?news_id=390 Vice-Chair], [[GoodWeave International]] (USA)
* Vice Chair, [http://www.aarogyafoundation.org.np/our-team Aarogya (Health) Foundation] (Nepal)
* [http://www.rfp.org/he-mr-kul-chandra-gautum International Trustee], [[Religions for Peace]] (USA)
* Member, Steering Committee of the Fund to End Violence against Children
* Member, Steering Committee of the Fund to End Violence against Children
* Champion, [[Global Partnership for Education]]
* Champion, [[Global Partnership for Education]]
* Advisor, [http://nrna.org.np/article-patron_advisors Non-Resident Nepalese Association]
* Advisor, Non-Resident Nepalese Association<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://nrna.org.np/article-patron_advisors|title=NRNA|website=nrna.org.np|access-date=2017-05-28}}</ref>
* Advisor, Nepal Public Health Foundation (Nepal)
* Advisor, Nepal Public Health Foundation (Nepal)
* Advisor, [http://www.ratobangala.edu.np/node/97 Rato Bangla] Educational Foundation (Nepal)
* Advisor, Rato Bangla Educational Foundation (Nepal)
* Advisor, [http://www.xunicef.org/2015/06/martin-mogwanja-joins-unicef-former-staff-catagory-after-37-years-2015-june/ Retired UN Staff Association], Nepal
* Advisor, Retired UN Staff Association, Nepal<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.xunicef.org/2015/06/martin-mogwanja-joins-unicef-former-staff-catagory-after-37-years-2015-june/|title=Martin Mogwanja, joins "unicef former staff" {{Sic|cat|agory|hide=y}} after 37 years, 2015 – June {{!}} …eX-Unicef to become "cf46.net"|website=www.xunicef.org|language=en-US|access-date=2017-05-28}}</ref>
* Board Member, Madan Pustakalaya Foundation (Nepal)
* Board Member, Madan Pustakalaya Foundation (Nepal)
* Patron, [http://www.kulgautam.org/charity/ Hima Gautam Memorial Trust], [[Amarpur, Nepal|Amarpur]]-Gulmi (Nepal)
* Patron, Hima Gautam Memorial Trust, [[Amarpur, Nepal|Amarpur]]-Gulmi (Nepal)<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.kulgautam.org/charity/|title=Kul Gautam » Charity|website=www.kulgautam.org|language=en-US|access-date=2017-05-28}}</ref>
* Past President, [[Rotary Club|Rotary Club of Kathmandu]] Mid-town (Nepal)
* Past President, Rotary Club of Kathmandu Mid-town (Nepal)<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://rotarymidtown.org.np/index.php/members/|title=Members {{!}} The Rotary Club of Kathmandu Mid Town|website=rotarymidtown.org.np|language=en-US|access-date=2017-05-28}}</ref>


== '''Previous Positions and activities:''' ==
== Previous positions and activities ==
* Chair, Programme Committee, [[Oxfam GB|OXFAM GB]] Council, (2014- 2018) (UK)<ref name=Oxfam/>
* Special Advisor to [[List of Prime Ministers of Nepal|Prime Minister of Nepal]] on International Affairs and Peace Process (2010-11)
* Special Advisor to [[Prime Minister of Nepal]] on International Affairs and Peace Process (2010–11)
* Nepal’s [http://zeenews.india.com/news/south-asia/nepal-lobbies-for-un-general-assembly-president_651851.html candidate for President of 66 th  session of UN General Assembly] (2010-11)
* Nepal's candidate for President of 66th session of UN General Assembly (2010–11)
* Chair, [[Gautama Buddha|Gautam Buddha]] International Peace Award Committee, Nepal (2010-11)
* Chair of the Board, Citizens Bank International, Nepal (2010-11)
* Chair, Gautam Buddha International Peace Award Committee, Nepal (2010–11)
* Chair of the Board, Citizens Bank International, Nepal (2010–11)
* Patron, Rollback Violence Campaign (Himsa Antya Abhiyan), Nepal (2009-2011)
* Patron, Rollback Violence Campaign (Himsa Antya Abhiyan), Nepal (2009-2011)
* Champion, Global Partnership for Education (GPE)
* Chair/Member, Micronutrient Initiative, Canada (2001-2009)
* Chair/Member, Micronutrient Initiative, Canada (2001-2009)
* Chair, [http://www.asiantribune.com/node/11527 Audrey Hepburn Children’s Fund] (USA 2008-09)
* Chair, Audrey Hepburn Children's Fund (USA 2008-09)
* Chair, Partnership for Maternal, Newborn and Child Health, Geneva, (2005-2007)
* Chair, Partnership for Maternal, Newborn and Child Health Geneva, (2005-2007)
* Member, Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization (GAVI) Board (2004-2007)
* Member, Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization (GAVI) Board (2004-2007)
* Member, Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition (GAIN) Board (2005-07)
* Member, Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition (GAIN) Board (2005–07)
* Member, Inter-faith Council for Ethics Education (2003-10)
* Member, Inter-faith Council for Ethics Education (2003–10)
* Member, Board of Governors of University of the World (USA), 2013-15
* Member, Board of Governors of University of the World (USA), 2013–15
* Patron, Chance for Change: Inspiring Young Futures (Nepal/UK)
* Patron, Chance for Change: Inspiring Young Futures (Nepal/UK)
* Advisor, South Asia Food and Nutrition Security Initiative (World Bank
* Advisor, South Asia Food and Nutrition Security Initiative (World Bank)


== Positions held at [[UNICEF]]/[[United Nations]]: ==
== Positions held at UNICEF and the United Nations ==
*[[Assistant-Secretary-General of the United Nations|Assistant Secretary-General of the United Nations]],<ref>{{Cite news|url=https://www.unicef.org/about/who/index_24852.html|title=Interview with Deputy Executive Director Kul Gautam|work=UNICEF|access-date=2017-05-28|language=en-US}}</ref> Deputy Executive Director of UNICEF (2000–2007)
* Assistant Secretary-General of the United Nations,
* Regional Director, UNICEF, for East Asia and the Pacific (1998–2000)
* and Deputy Executive Director of UNICEF (2000-2007)
* Regional Director, UNICEF, for East Asia and the Pacific (1998-2000)
* Special Representative, UNICEF, India (1997)
* Special Representative, UNICEF, India (1997)
* Director, UNICEF Programme Division, New York (1993-1996)
* Director, UNICEF Programme Division, New York (1993–1996)
* Director, Planning and Coordination, UNICEF, New York (1989-1992)
* Director, Planning and Coordination, UNICEF, New York (1989–1992)
* Chief, Latin America and the Caribbean, UNICEF, New York (1986-88)
* Chief, Latin America and the Caribbean, UNICEF, New York (1986–88)
* UNICEF Representative, Haiti (1983-86), and Laos (1979-82)
* UNICEF Representative, Haiti (1983–86), and Laos (1979–82)
* UNICEF Programme Officer, Indonesia (1975-79), and Cambodia (1973-75)
* UNICEF Programme Officer, Indonesia (1975–79), and Cambodia (1973–75)


==References==
In his long and distinguished career with the United Nations, from 1973 to 2007, Mr. Gautam visited nearly
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== External links ==
100 countries on official missions involving field visits as well as dealings with local and national leaders
* {{Official website}}

in Africa, Asia, Latin America, CEE/CIS and the OECD countries. He had extensive dealings with leaders

of governments, donor agencies, multi-lateral organizations, NGOs and the corporate sector in policy

dialogue, advocacy and resource mobilization.

Mr. Gautam was the key senior UNICEF officer responsible for drafting the Declaration and Plan of Action

of the 1990 World Summit for Children, the largest gathering of world leaders in history until that time.

The Summit for Children gave a major boost to the near universal ratification of the Convention on the

Rights of the Child. The ambitious goals and targets initially formulated by the Summit eventually evolved

into the Millennium Development Goals.

In 2001-2002 Gautam led the organization of another major United Nations conference – the Special

Session of the UN General Assembly on Children – attended by 70 world leaders and thousands of child

rights activists and civil society leaders, including many celebrities and Nobel Prize Laureates.

Mr. Gautam is the winner of several awards, including the [http://www.gutenberg.us/articles/kul_gautam Audrey Hepburn Humanitarian Award in 2008],

and [[Martin Luther King Jr.|Martin Luther King, Jr.]] Social Justice Award for Lifetime Achievement given by [[Dartmouth College]],

USA in 2009.

== '''Education and upbringing''' ==
Kul Gautam was born on 1 December 1949 in a small village [[Amarpur, Nepal|Amarpur]] in a remote part of Nepal, where until

recently there was no road, no electricity, no telephone, and no school. His father was semi-literate and

mother illiterate. He acquired his early education in Nepal and India, and went on to receive his higher

education at [[Dartmouth College]] and [[Princeton University]] in USA, majoring in international relations and

development economics. He was also a Senior Visiting Fellow on sabbatical at [[Harvard University]]’s Centre

for Population and Development. Besides his mother tongue Nepali, he is fluent in English and has a

working knowledge of French, Spanish, Hindi and Bahasa Indonesia.

Through hard work, dedication and commitment, Gautam progressed through the ranks of the United

Nations to become the highest-ranking [[Nepali]] in the UN system for sometime. During the decade-long civil

war in Nepal, he worked hard informally to secure the support of the UN and other key players to promote

peace and reconciliation in his homeland. He spoke forcefully against violence, impunity and violation of

human rights by all parties in the conflict. He continues to speak out and write extensively on the peace

process, democracy, human rights and post-conflict reconstruction and development in Nepal.

Mr. Gautam is currently involved in a variety of local, national and global development activities, and

advocacy of poverty reduction, socio-economic development, and the wellbeing and empowerment of

women, children, and other vulnerable groups. Commenting on his evolution from his humble beginnings

in the hills of Nepal to the halls of high-level policy making at the United Nations and beyond, his friends

and colleagues regard Mr. Gautam as a high achiever with solid managerial, diplomatic and leadership

skills.


==References==
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Kul Chandra Gautam

Kul Chandra Gautam is a diplomat, development professional, and a former senior official of the United Nations. Currently, he serves on the boards of several international and national organizations, charitable foundations and public-private partnerships. Previously, he served in senior managerial and leadership positions with the United Nations in several countries, in a career spanning over three decades. He is a former deputy executive director of UNICEF and Assistant Secretary-General of the United Nations.

He served as special adviser to the Prime Minister of Nepal on international affairs and the peace process from 2010 to 2011.

A citizen of Nepal, Gautam is active in Nepal's civil society in promoting human rights, socioeconomic development, democracy, and good governance. He writes on, speaks about, and informally advises Nepal's political and civil society leadership as well as the international community on Nepal's peace process, consolidation of democracy, human rights, and socioeconomic development.

Internationally, he continues to be active in advocacy of the UN Sustainable Development Goals, particularly in the areas of child rights, global health, basic education, and human development.

Publications

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Gautam writes and speaks extensively on international development, human rights, and human development; global health, education, child protection; the role of the United Nations; and on issues related to the peace process, democracy, and good governance in Nepal as well as globally.

Gautam's memoir, Global Citizen from Gulmi: My Journey from the Hills of Nepal to the Halls of the United Nations, was published by Nepalaya Publications in 2018.[1] Another book, Lost in Transition: Rebuilding Nepal from the Maoist Mayhem and Mega Earthquake,[2] was published in 2015.[3]

Awards

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Current positions and activities

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  • Chair, RESULTS Inc and RESULTS Education Fund (USA)[4]
  • Chair, Arigatou International Council of Prayer and Action for Children (Japan/USA)[5]
  • Chair, Programme Committee, OXFAM GB Council (UK)[6]
  • Co-Chair, Independent Accountability Panel for Every Woman, Child and Adolescent (UN/WHO)[7]
  • Vice-Chair, GoodWeave International (USA)
  • Vice Chair, Aarogya (Health) Foundation (Nepal)[8]
  • International Trustee, Religions for Peace (USA)
  • Member, Steering Committee of the Fund to End Violence against Children
  • Champion, Global Partnership for Education
  • Advisor, Non-Resident Nepalese Association[9]
  • Advisor, Nepal Public Health Foundation (Nepal)
  • Advisor, Rato Bangla Educational Foundation (Nepal)
  • Advisor, Retired UN Staff Association, Nepal[10]
  • Board Member, Madan Pustakalaya Foundation (Nepal)
  • Patron, Hima Gautam Memorial Trust, Amarpur-Gulmi (Nepal)[11]
  • Past President, Rotary Club of Kathmandu Mid-town (Nepal)[12]

Previous positions and activities

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  • Chair, Programme Committee, OXFAM GB Council, (2014- 2018) (UK)[6]
  • Special Advisor to Prime Minister of Nepal on International Affairs and Peace Process (2010–11)
  • Nepal's candidate for President of 66th session of UN General Assembly (2010–11)
  • Chair, Gautam Buddha International Peace Award Committee, Nepal (2010–11)
  • Chair of the Board, Citizens Bank International, Nepal (2010–11)
  • Patron, Rollback Violence Campaign (Himsa Antya Abhiyan), Nepal (2009-2011)
  • Champion, Global Partnership for Education (GPE)
  • Chair/Member, Micronutrient Initiative, Canada (2001-2009)
  • Chair, Audrey Hepburn Children's Fund (USA 2008-09)
  • Chair, Partnership for Maternal, Newborn and Child Health Geneva, (2005-2007)
  • Member, Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization (GAVI) Board (2004-2007)
  • Member, Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition (GAIN) Board (2005–07)
  • Member, Inter-faith Council for Ethics Education (2003–10)
  • Member, Board of Governors of University of the World (USA), 2013–15
  • Patron, Chance for Change: Inspiring Young Futures (Nepal/UK)
  • Advisor, South Asia Food and Nutrition Security Initiative (World Bank)

Positions held at UNICEF and the United Nations

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  • Assistant Secretary-General of the United Nations,[13] Deputy Executive Director of UNICEF (2000–2007)
  • Regional Director, UNICEF, for East Asia and the Pacific (1998–2000)
  • Special Representative, UNICEF, India (1997)
  • Director, UNICEF Programme Division, New York (1993–1996)
  • Director, Planning and Coordination, UNICEF, New York (1989–1992)
  • Chief, Latin America and the Caribbean, UNICEF, New York (1986–88)
  • UNICEF Representative, Haiti (1983–86), and Laos (1979–82)
  • UNICEF Programme Officer, Indonesia (1975–79), and Cambodia (1973–75)

References

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  1. ^ Gautam, Kul (2018). Global Citizen from Gulmi. Nepal: Nepalaya. ISBN 978-9937921251.
  2. ^ Gautam, Kul (2018). Mr. Nepal: Nepalaya. ISBN 978-9937909013.
  3. ^ Chandra, Gautam, Kul. Lost in transition : rebuilding Nepal from the Maoist mayhem and mega earthquake. ISBN 9789937905824. OCLC 965139763.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)
  4. ^ "Diplomat Kul Chandra Gautam appointed Results Chairman". Retrieved 2017-05-28.
  5. ^ Mesa, Matthew. "Prayer and Action for Children – World Day of Prayer and Action for Children – Who We Are". prayerandactionforchildren.org. Retrieved 2017-05-28.
  6. ^ a b "Oxfam's CEO, Directors and Trustees". Oxfam GB. Retrieved 2017-05-28.
  7. ^ "Kul Gautam (Co-Chair)". Independent Accountability Panel. 2016-09-20. Retrieved 2017-05-28.
  8. ^ "Our Team || Aarogya Foundation::". www.aarogyafoundation.org.np. Retrieved 2017-05-28.
  9. ^ "NRNA". nrna.org.np. Retrieved 2017-05-28.
  10. ^ "Martin Mogwanja, joins "unicef former staff" catagory after 37 years, 2015 – June | …eX-Unicef to become "cf46.net"". www.xunicef.org. Retrieved 2017-05-28.
  11. ^ "Kul Gautam » Charity". www.kulgautam.org. Retrieved 2017-05-28.
  12. ^ "Members | The Rotary Club of Kathmandu Mid Town". rotarymidtown.org.np. Retrieved 2017-05-28.
  13. ^ "Interview with Deputy Executive Director Kul Gautam". UNICEF. Retrieved 2017-05-28.
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