Worldview Nepal conducts research and evaluation activities on communications and development communications. Samples include:

	Did They Learn About Human Rights? This European Union funded report assesses the knowledge gained by the participants during human rights workshops conducted in 14 districts of Nepal. A random sampling of 25% of workshop participants showed an overall 20 % knowledge gain on four topics (Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Convention on the Rights of the Child, Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women and International Humanitarian Law) which were taught during the workshops.
	Development Communications: Nepal's Experience, 1989 The proceeding of the 2 day Seminar on "Development Communications: Nepal's Experience", is perhaps the first publication in Nepal dealing with development communication aspects of child survival, agriculture, forestry, women development, education and family planning.
	T.V. Nepal: A study of Audience Tastes and Appropriate Timings by Subhadra Belbase, WIF/Nepal, February 1985, Kathmandu This study was produced in 1985, just prior to the advent of Nepal T.V. The analysis of audience preferences helped shape the directions in which Nepal TV developed in its early years. This was a pioneering work of its time.
	Towards Communication in Support of the Development of Women in Nepal This report produced by Bella Mody in 1984 assesses the need for communication inputs to support the development of women in Nepal. It proposed the establishment and development of interactive communication system between the rural women folk and the centre to enhance the status of women in Nepal.