CAPN was represented by its Executive Director, Deepti Gurung, at a two-day meeting hosted by the Global Fund for Community Foundations (GFCF) in collaboration with Accountability Lab and Tewa, held at the Tewa Centre in Lalitpur. The gathering explored “Possible Now,” a concept focused on co-creating development systems grounded in local ownership, community power, and collaborative change—building on the momentum of the global #ShiftThePower movement. It also marked the beginning of the “Road to Kathmandu,” leading to the #ShiftThePower Global Summit 2026, which will be hosted in Nepal. CAPN is proud to be part of this global conversation on community-led transformation and remains committed to advancing people-centered development approaches.