Completed Projects

The joy project aims to bring an inclusive and tangible transformation in the lives of poor and marginalized people of the community by empowering them, improving their food security through livelihood opportunities, mobilize them for the safety of girls and women and institutionalize their groups for just and lasting changes. The project will benefit 1108

Community Development Management (CDM) course was implemented through the TPTC project to enhance the value-based knowledge of development practitioners. The short and long training course will equip the development practitioners with adequate knowledge and skill in community development and give them practical as well as theoretical knowledge and enhance their professional competence for effective implementation

The project Hope is designed to bring hope into the lives of the people analyzing the current country situation, in a time when the country is going through a speedy transition i.e. political, socio-economical, technical, legal, environmental, and recovering from the major earthquake of April 25, 2015. The project aims to reduce poverty, continue to

The Harmony Project has been developed to bring harmony through just and lasting change into the lives of the people analyzing the current country situation, in a time when the country is going through a speedy transition i.e. political, socio-economical, technical, legal, environmental, and recovering from the major earthquake of April 25, 2015. The ultimate

Dignity project has been in operation at three wards (Bhimphedi, Kogate, and Ipa-Panchakanya) of Bhimphedi Rural Municipal of Makwanpur district for the last three years to empower women and minimize the trafficking at all forms. The Dignity Project is focused on issues like minimizing human trafficking and safe migration, women empowerment, livelihood, community education, and

Share and Care Nepal (SCN) proposes an emergency relief assistance project to address the critical shelter needs of families whose homes were destroyed in the two earthquakes that struck Nepal in April and May 2015. SCN helped communities begin to recover their livelihoods and socio-economic security that were degraded in the quakes, through the provision

Thee-WDC project is an expansion of Women in Difficult Circumstances (WDC) in three new VDCs (Bhimphedi, Kogate, Ipa Panchakanya). The project was intervened to respond to issues like human trafficking and safe migration, women empowerment, livelihood, community education, and child/adolescent development by mobilizing women groups, adolescent girls group, child club, and schools in coordination with

The project managed to provide drinking water supplies for 420 families (2310 people), increase food security and agricultural income for 600 families (3300 people) through irrigation and agricultural development program, and enable the communities to sustain and build on achievements beyond the end of the project through the formation and strengthening of water users and