Of course not. You cannot implement anything in the rural areas of Nepal at this time. You would not be able to implement a plan that covered all of Nepal at one time. However, a plan for education would reveal the issue of stability and security needed for the rural areas. That being said I am one who advocates a strong capital city. From there we could then choose other cities that we could provide stability and security so that things like primary education can take hold. At least that is one way to do or we could workout a plan with the Maoist so that schools are no longer disrupted. They may have valuable ideas to contribute to a nationwide curriculum. Who knows if no one has ever asked them? I'm also for taking the soveirgnty of the King out of education. How does hailing to the King contribute to education? We should be singing songs about Nepal and not the royal family. When the Maoists kidnap our precious children what are they re-educating them about?