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Description: Dhanusha Sewa Samiti (DSS) was established in 1992 in Dhanusha district with the mission to empower the disadvantaged people and their civic organizations to achieve sustainable and equitable development. Affiliated with the Social Welfare Council in 1992 and a member of NGO Federation of Nepal, Dhanusha district since 1994, DSS has worked in 90 VDCs amongst 101 VDCs of Dhanusha. It has also worked in some VDCs of Mahottari and Sindhuli districts. - From the website 2018.12.03 Organization founded in 1992
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Subject: Non-governmental organizations--Nepal , National interest -- Nepal, Equality, Poverty, Sustainable development , Women in sustainable development
Creator: Dhanusha Sewa Samiti
Language: English
Coverage: Nepal
Identifier: https://hdl.handle.net/1813.001/wa04525
Description: MITRA (Measures for Intervention Training Research and Action) Samaj established in 2006, is a non-for-profit, Non-Government Organization, registered with the Government of Nepal. It works closely with the government and various donor agencies for the empowerment of communities. Our area of expertise lies in implementing development programs, social marketing, social mobilization, research, capacity building, designing & implementing of communication campaigns. Over a short period of time, we have forged partnerships with numerous local and international organizations to achieve national goals and priorities. Till date, we have forged partnerships with 71 NGOs/CBOs in 47 districts. -- From the website, 2019.07.01 Organization founded in 2006
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Subject: Non-governmental organizations--Nepal , National interest -- Nepal, Sustainable development , Social justice, Rural development projects, Women in sustainable development
Creator: Measures for Intervention Training Research and Action Samaj
Language: English
Coverage: Nepal
Identifier: https://hdl.handle.net/1813.001/wa04476
Description: Sansthagat Bikas Sanjal is a networking non-governmental-organization (NGO) contributing to the development of local level NGOs based in different parts of Nepal. Sanjal works with 18 member organizations from 11 districts in far west, mid-west, central and eastern regions. Sanjal was established on April 2, 2007. Sanjal, since its initial day was envisioned as a common organization of the former UMN partners. It is the essence of Sanjal to work towards capacity development and performance enhancement of member organisations to achieve the collective goal of community prosperity. - From the website 2018.12.03 Organization founded in 2007
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Subject: Non-governmental organizations--Nepal , National interest -- Nepal, Child welfare, Food sovereignty, Peace, Sustainable development , Women in sustainable development
Creator: Sansthagat Bikas Sanjal
Language: English, Nepali
Coverage: Nepal
Identifier: https://hdl.handle.net/1813.001/wa04533
Description: Bajra Samaj Nepal (BSN) is a non-profit organization formed by local young people, teachers, women, farmers and ordinary community people for carrying out sustainable development activities in Ramechhap district in 2012. It is registered in District Administration Office Ramechhap (DAO), Nepal with its registration number 782. It is affiliated with Social Welfare Council (SWC), Nepal as 36308th NGO. It is registered with Inland Revenue Office as a tax free organization and received the Permanent Account Number (PAN) 600952765 from the government. -- From the website, 2019.07.01 Organization founded in 2012
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Subject: Non-governmental organizations--Nepal , National interest -- Nepal, Education, Community health resources, Women in sustainable development , Sustainable development
Creator: Bajra Samaj Nepal
Language: English
Coverage: Nepal
Identifier: https://hdl.handle.net/1813.001/wa04475
Description: Co-operation Society Nepal (CSN) is a non-governmental, non-profit making, non-political and non- religious social development organization established by a group of young, energetic and experienced development professionals with the purpose to support and empower the most vulnerable, poorest of the poor, and underprivileged population of remote, semi –urban and urban areas through sustainable interventions in the development and social issues concerning children, youth and women ,health, education, livelihood,gender and cross cutting sectors agriculture, environment, tourism , disaster Risk reduction , energy, and infrastructure development. - From the website 2018.12.03 Organization founded in 2013
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Subject: Non-governmental organizations--Nepal , National interest -- Nepal, Poverty, Child welfare, Women in sustainable development , Environmentalism, Sustainable tourism -- Nepal, Sustainable development , Health education
Creator: Co-Operation Society Nepal
Language: English, Nepali
Coverage: Nepal
Identifier: https://hdl.handle.net/1813.001/wa04582
Description: Development Project Service Organization (DEPROSC) Nepal is a non-profit making organization established in September 1993 under "Association Registration act 1978" as a non-governmental organization (NGO). For the past two decades, the organization has been working in several thematic areas including livelihood improvement, social development (education, health hygiene, nutrition, and child development), community micro assets, natural resource management disaster risk management, and microfinance. The organization has been involved in implementing different humanitarian assistance programs during national crisis such as in Koshi flood, diarohea outbreak in Jajarkot in 2008, insurgency (2003-2006), food crisis in the hills and mountains of mid and far west, earthquake response in Nuwakot, Kathmandu and Lalitpur. Currently, DEPROSC is working in 33 districts of 4 development regions, launching eight different development projects. - From the website 2018.12.03 Organization founded in 1993
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Subject: Non-governmental organizations--Nepal , National interest -- Nepal, Human rights, Women in sustainable development , International relations, Sustainable development , Disaster relief
Creator: DEPROSC - Nepal
Language: English
Coverage: Nepal
Identifier: https://hdl.handle.net/1813.001/wa04519
Description: Higher Ground is a company that carries out various services. There’s a Bakery, a Café and a Handicrafts/Jewelry Store, all in Lalitpur-14, Bhanimandal, Lalitpur. There’s also a Non Governmental Social Service Organization by the name of Higher Ground Community Development Nepal. This organization sustains itself from the profits of the three businesses, especially the Handicrafts/Jewelry Store run by Higher Ground in Bhanimandal. The organization provides skill development training to youth and women at risks. It also provides scholarships to needy children, gives out loans, provides micro-enterprises support, runs anti girls trafficking & awareness programs, provides psychological counseling services to trafficked girls and any others in need of it. - From the website 2018.12.03 Organization founded in 2006
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Subject: Non-governmental organizations--Nepal , Women in sustainable development , Women -- Violence against, Equality, Sustainable development , Child trafficking
Creator: Higher Ground Community Development Nepal
Language: English
Coverage: Nepal
Identifier: https://hdl.handle.net/1813.001/wa04499
Description: Organization founded in 2005 "HOPAD (Helpless, Orphan, Poor, Affected, and Dalit) Child & Women Promotion Society is a non-profit, nongovernmental organization (NGO) dedicated to the cause of aiding children and women in need. HOPAD was established in 2005 by a consortium of human rights activists, social workers, and lawyers, whose greatest passion is providing care for those who lack the resources to do so themselves. HOPAD rises to ensure that the children and women in need receive the care, opportunities, and training which they need to succeed. HOPAD is also devoted to raising awareness among governmental workers about the conditions in which the needy are living. Moreover. we are working towards the necessary change of the former."--taken from website 2021.06.01
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Subject: Non-governmental organizations--Nepal , Child welfare, Women in sustainable development , Human rights, Sustainable development
Creator: HOPAD (Helpless, Orphan, Poor, Affected, and Dalits) Child & Women Promotion Society
Language: English
Coverage: Nepal
Identifier: https://hdl.handle.net/1813.001/wa07692
Description: Organization founded in Paribartan Nepal is a nationally recognized Non-Governmental & Non-profitable and non political making national level social organization Registered under the Society Registration Act Government of Nepal. Paribartan Nepal aims at building up more concern from the International Community in the development of Nepal. Being one of the poorest nations in the world gripped in the decade long conflict and insurgency, Nepal is in need of friends both inside and outside who can contribute to our pursuit of peaceful and developed nation. Paribartan Nepal aims at building a forum for such interested and benevolent people from around the world who would like to contribute in their own ways. It seeks support from various national agencies, individuals, governmental and non-governmental donors to extend their support to fight for humanitarian cause aimed at boosting the living status of more needy and poor people. - From the website 2021.06.01
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Subject: Non-governmental organizations--Nepal , National interest -- Nepal, Poverty, Sustainable development , Women in sustainable development , Education, Community health resources, Peace
Description: Organization founded in 1994 The global wave of globalization and liberalization created a compelling situation for South Asian countries to follow suit. This led South Asian governments and stakeholders alike to design strategies and implement measures that enhance their capacities to benefit from regional and global integration, and respond to the adverse implications of globalization for their economies. In order to complement the efforts of South Asian governments and stakeholders, and to bring to the fore the views and concerns of the marginalized and poor segments of society, South Asia Watch on Trade, Economics and Environment (SAWTEE) was launched in 1994 as a loose regional network of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) from five South Asian countries: Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka. Taking into consideration the emerging need for fair, effective and meaningful integration of South Asian countries into the regional as well as global economies, the major motto of this regional initiative has been “GLOBALIZATION YES, BUT WITH SAFETY NETS”. - From the website 2018.10.23
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Subject: Non-governmental organizations--Nepal , Sustainable development , Food sovereignty, Women in sustainable development
Creator: South Asia Watch on Trade, Economics and Environment
Language: English
Coverage: Nepal
Identifier: https://hdl.handle.net/1813.001/wa04635
Description: SoRDeC (Social Welfare Resource Development Centre) is a non-governmental and non-profit making social development organization committed to contributing towards the goal of achieving equitable and sustainable rural community development. It is formed and functioning by a group of people from different caste with long and varied experiences in areas of development, supported by other professionals and practitioners involved in relevant fields. The guiding principles of the organization constitute equity, self-help, sustainability, appropriate technology, and eco-friendly development strategy. - From the website 2018.12.03 Organization founded in 1996
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Subject: Non-governmental organizations--Nepal , Rural development projects -- Social aspects, National interest -- Nepal, Sustainable development , Caste-based discrimination, Women in sustainable development , Equality, Social justice
Creator: Social Welfare Resource Development Centre
Language: English, Nepali
Coverage: Nepal
Identifier: https://hdl.handle.net/1813.001/wa04567
Description: SWAN strives to support disadvantaged rural communities in Nepal by providing universally accessible health care, giving all children an opportunity to education, and enabling women to achieve financial independence. - From the website 2018.12.03 Organization founded in 1994
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Subject: Non-governmental organizations--Nepal , National interest -- Nepal, Education, Equality, Children's welfare, Women in sustainable development , Sustainable development
Creator: Social Welfare Association of Nepal
Language: English
Coverage: Nepal
Identifier: https://hdl.handle.net/1813.001/wa04516
Description: Organization founded in 1998 "Indigenous women of Nepal face multiple forms of discrimination. Indigenous women, being indigenous peoples, face racial, linguistic, religious, cultural, economic, political discrimination and exclusion. Also, indigenous women, being women, face gender discrimination. Thus, indigenous women are victimized by ideologies, policies and practices of Bahunbad (Brahmanism) and patriarchy. Empowerment and strengthening of indigenous women is a must to end all forms of racial and gender discrimination, exploitation, suppression and oppression against indigenous women. Acceptance of multi-caste and ethnic, multi-lingual, multi-religious and multi-cultural reality of Nepali society by the people’s movement of 1990 has indeed paved a way for non-governmental organizations to contribute for empowerment and strengthening of indigenous peoples, women and other excluded groups and communities. There was growing realization for a need of organized efforts by indigenous women to make development programs for women and indigenous peoples successful, to organize and empower indigenous women from local to national levels on common issues of women, and to work for equity and equality by having common objectives on women’s common issues. It was in this backdrop that the National Indigenous Women Forum (NIWF) was founded in 1998."--taken from website 2024.05.06
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Subject: Non-governmental organizations--Nepal , Women in sustainable development , Indigenous peoples, Human rights, Sustainable development
Creator: National Indigenous Women Forum
Coverage: Nepal
Identifier: https://hdl.handle.net/1813.001/wa07741
Description: The Beyond Beijing Committee (BBC) is a human rights feminist network organization committed to achieving gender equality, sustainable development and women’s human rights. It has grown from small seeds planted during the preparation for pre-Beijing conference in 1994 by the then women rights activists and professionals of Nepal. -- From the website, 2019.07.01 Organization founded in 1997
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Subject: Non-governmental organizations--Nepal , Equality, Women in sustainable development , Sustainable development , Sex discrimination
Creator: Beyond Beijing Committee
Language: English
Coverage: Nepal
Identifier: https://hdl.handle.net/1813.001/wa04400
Description: Organization founded in 1995 Tewa means, “support” in Nepali. It refers to the kind of support used to prop up leaning walls and buildings before they are rebuilt. Its Founder Rita Thapa initiated Tewa in September 1995. With its formal registration at the Chief District Office, Lalitpur, of the Government of Nepal, and the Social Welfare Council in April 1996, Tewa was formally established. Tewa's philosophy is to develop community philanthropy, both in terms of minimizing social costs incurred in rapid transition, for self-reliant development, and for the empowerment of emerging groups of women in Nepal. With this philosophy in mind Tewa does local fund-raising, gives grants to women's groups from all over Nepal, and strengthens the human resources of Nepal through various programmes. - From the website 2021.06.01
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Subject: Non-governmental organizations--Nepal , National interest -- Nepal, Equality, Women in sustainable development , Sustainable development , Rural development projects
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