TNW Presents

Ready to die?

A Documentary Film
Directed by Mr. Manoj Pandit

Produced by The Green Institute for green !

A new OED study of the World Bank analyzes the projects, policies, and institutional reforms that have affected the management of Nepal's natural resources over 25 years (1966-89). The study finds that despite $4.5 billion of aid for projects affecting natural resources, Nepal still has worsening environmental problems and no effective strategy to address them. Yet, as resource degradation continues, the country's scope for improving living standards diminishes. Nepal is facing a wide range of environmental problems like massive deforestation, land degradation, air pollution, water pollution, river pollution, species extinction, haphazard waste disposal, global warming, climate change etc. The environmental problems have put the life of not only of all living beings at risk but also of the living planet. There is a need of mass awareness and sensitization amongst the people on critical environmental issues so that the people will take initiative to protect and manage environment wisely.

In this context, Team for Nature and Wildlife (TNW) is making a documentary film "Ready to die?" on environmental issues of the country to generate awareness on environmental issues. The film has been directed by Mr. Manoj Pandit and produced by the Green Institute.

Documentary/Film Project Department
1. Mr. Manoj Pandit, Research and Direction
2. Mr. Deepak Bajracharaya, Cameraperson
3. Mr. Nimesh Shrestha, Online Editor
4. Mr. Pradeep Shrestha, Sound Designer
5. Mr. Roshan Kumar Shrestha, Resource/ Production Management
6. Ms. Sheelu Adhikary, Media and Communication
7. Ms. Sristi Silwal, Photography
8. Mr. Rajan Kathet, Intern
9. Mr.Shail Shrestha, Intern
10. Mr. B K Dalit, Creative Direction (research, concept, script, story and music)