
Construction of a health post with birthing station, Karnali
Reconstruction of a health post with birthing station to reduce maternal and infant mortality, malnutrition and improve health care. The health post in Bartha is

Reconstruction of a health post with birthing station to reduce maternal and infant mortality, malnutrition and improve health care. The health post in Bartha is

The aim of the project is to reduce child labour in Nepal, starting with the bricks industry in Southern Nepal. Child labour in brick factories

Girls from rural areas in Solukhumbu are given access to higher education. On completion of year 12, the path to jobs in many fields and

The district of Rautahat, located in the central region, has a comparatively high proportion of Dalits and marginalized ethnic groups and the lowest literacy rate

Malnutrition is particularly problematic for children and has consequences for their health and ability to learn. However, due to the climatic conditions and lack of

In the rural parts of Nepal, most people still live from agriculture – including in the communities of Sunapati, Doramba and Khadadevi in Ramechhap. The

Despite compulsory schooling, many children in Nepal are not enrolled in primary school. Poverty and social status have an impact on education and parents often

In the severely disadvantaged community of Bhee in Mugu, a remote mountainous district in the Karnali region in northwestern Nepal, an agricultural project is intended

This project aims to empower women in rural areas of Nepal, specifically in Mulkot, Dang, through income generation and knowledge transfer in the context of

A fabric production facility for 30 weavers was created in Kawasoti. The Dhaka Weaving House builds on a previous project through which the women learned

Establishment of Sewing and Textile Department at Olgapuri Vocational School, Lalitpur. The project partner in Nepal is Nepal Youth Foundation, which is primarily committed to

In rural Nepal, which is dominated by Hinduism, girls and women are disadvantaged in many respects. One of the main reasons has to do with

The Supa Inclusive School is located in one of the poorest regions of Nepal in the Far West (Kailali District) and gives around sixty children,

Promotion of the study and training stay on the subject of earthbag building in Nepal by Dr. Owen Geiger, whose results have been incorporated into

In three mountain villages in central Nepal, the Schöck-Familien-Stiftung financed the creation and maintenance of forest gardens for 27 farming families. In addition, a tree

The initiative included, among other things, the reconstruction of several destroyed schools and teacher training courses. In the mountainous region around Bhandar, around 30 schools