That’s the spirit!
Thank you for your perspective! I like your straightforward approach to changing things around (“for initiating something, we just need to start”). In terms of the “great motivator” that is needed for change, I think the earthquake was a great motivator, getting this whole volunteer-driven movement off the ground where people would help and assist each other.
Some of the volunteer disaster response initiatives (including Nepal Rises and Believers) are able to keep themselves going and become a long-term force for good beyond the disaster that created them. But in my observation that applies only to some of them, so the earthquake is not the long-term “great motivator” that we’re looking for. @swarup, do you have an idea what (or who) could that be in Nepal? Maybe it could also be a lot of small local motivators, being the “great motivator” together?