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For project enquiries, collaboration proposals, partnership opportunities, or media requests — reach out to the DigiArch Nepal team in Edinburgh or Kathmandu.

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We welcome enquiries from researchers, educators, industry bodies, and institutions interested in collaborating on, adopting, or extending the project's work.

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Principal Investigator (UK) Nirodha Fernando
Edinburgh Napier University
School of Computing, Engineering & the Built Environment
Edinburgh, Scotland, UK
Partner Institutions
British council
FAQ

Frequently
Asked

Common questions about the project, resources, and collaboration opportunities.

When will the Digital Skills Toolkit be publicly available?
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All project resources — including the complete Digital Skills Toolkit, Train-the-Trainer materials, and Skills Passport framework — will be published on the open repository under Creative Commons licensing at project close in August 2027. Get in touch using the contact details above to be notified on launch.

Can institutions outside Nepal use the toolkit?
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Yes. While the toolkit is contextualised for Nepal's built environment sector — using local building typologies, regulatory frameworks, and case studies — the underlying content on BIM, ISO 19650, 5D workflows, and CDE practice is universally applicable. All resources are open-licensed (CC-BY) and can be freely adapted by institutions anywhere.

Can our institution partner with DigiArch Nepal?
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The project formally involves Edinburgh Napier University and Tribhuvan University IoE. However, we actively welcome interest from other Nepali HEIs wishing to pilot toolkit content or participate in the skills audit, and from UK and international institutions interested in building on the project's outputs. Please get in touch using the contact details above to discuss collaboration options.

How is the project funded?
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DigiArch Nepal is funded by the British Council's Going Global Partnerships programme under the TNE Exploratory grant scheme (Grant TNE2025-3230, value £24,985.75). The project runs from 6 February 2026 to 31 August 2027.