Organizational Structure
The General Assembly of the Registered Members convened during the Biennial Global Conference in Kathmandu, Nepal is the main body that is responsible for NRNA Charter and the governance of the organization. The organizational structure of the NRNA as constituted by its Charter comprises the International Coordination Council (ICC) with its Secretariat based in Kathmandu and the National Coordination Councils (NCC) formed in any country around the world with the exception of the countries of South Asian Association of Regional Cooperation (SAARC). Regional conferences are held in different regions around the world, especially in the year when the Global Conference is not held or as may be decided based on the needs by the ICC meetings. ICC meetings are held during the NRN Global Conference, NRN Regional Conference and periodic meetings held by cyber teleconference from time to time to discuss issues and make decisions. The ICC is supported by some Task Force groups of NRNs that report to the ICC through their respective chairs.
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