Sure, there are ways to save Nepal. Your ideas are very valid. My belief is more fundamental than some that have been sujested here. First of all, to save Nepal we have to love it. Love is the answer. If you love it, you will do what it takes to do what you feel needs to be done. If we love our place from our heart, and not our mouth alone, then we will not hesitate to do our part. Talk is cheap, but action is precious. Find some cause or organization that you trust and try to be a part of it and help it. Join the movement, It is not something we can do alone. See if you can help your own community first, or your hometown or your birth place. We have to try to select an area where we can be most effective to carry out our action, but at the same time we have to have a larger reference in life, a framework that will tie our work to a bigger context and the trend in the world. We must understand how the world works and use that to our benefit. Think globally, act locally is the adage, I believe. If you wish to know of such an action I have taken, here is a link for you to check out.

http://eduvisionlearningsolution.giving.officelive.com/default.aspx

When I was abroad, I helped an organization in Nepal. Now I am in Nepal, I am doing that as well as started one of my own. We each could do something similar.