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Impact work in Gandaki
Gandaki Province. Capital Pokhara. Stretches from southern Tarai through the Annapurna and Manaslu ranges.
- Open opportunities
- 8
- Projects
- 152
- Organizations
- 0
Leading represented sectors
Jobs and tenders in Gandaki
Browse all →- Procurement tender, Invitation for bids in Kaskitender
- Procurement tender, Invitation for bids in Kaskitender
- Procurement tender, Invitation for bids in Gorkhatender
- Works tender, Ward Police Office Rambazar, Kaskitender
- Buildings & Interior Works tender, District Police Office Mustangtender
- Buildings & Interior Works tender, जिल्ला प्रहरी कार्यालय पर्वतtender
- Roads, Bridges & Tunnels tender, Dumre Besishahar Chame Road Projecttender
- Procurement tender, Amendment in Tanahuntender
Development projects in Gandaki
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Nuts and Fruits in Hilly Areas Project
The project will increase agricultural income of approximately 40,000 farm households in 100 municipalities in hilly areas of five provinces: Province 1, Bagmati, Gandaki, Karnali and Sudurpashchim. This will be mainly achieved through the development of approximately 10,000 hectares (ha) of climate resilient fruit and nut orchards providing value-addition to the nuts and fruits produced by at least 30,000 farm households. The project will also improve the institutional capacity for managing the nursery and horticulture sector. For about 10,000 smallholder households, who are not capable of investing in fruit and nut orchard development in the project provinces, the project will assist them to improve their vegetable and other nutritious crop production and its marketing.
Asian Development Bank
active
Green Job Creation through Recycling and Upcycling in Pokhara Metropolitan City (GCRU)
The “Green Job Creation through Recycling and Upcycling in Pokhara Metropolitan City (GCRU) project” is designed to promote the green economy by establishing recycling/upcycling (RU) enterprises based on the circular economy model, in place of the current throw away approach, thereby increasing green jobs and reducing pollution and environmental impact of solid waste. This objective will be achieved through three interlinked areas of interventions – policy and coordination, promoting of RU enterprises, and empowering communities for increased awareness and community level RU initiatives.
UNDP Nepal
active
Green Job Creation through Recycling and Upcycling Project at Pokhara Metropolitan City, Nepal
PMC is able to create enabled policy environment and mechanism on waste management and RU contributing to green economy. Green Venture Zone operationalized and self-sustained for increased public awareness and to promote RU enterprises. Capacity of selected communities enhanced in creating green jobs and managing waste in an environmentally friendly manner.
Office for Government Policy Coordination
active
Urban Resilience and Livability Improvement Project
The project will support to improve municipal infrastructures and governance of the selected project municipalities, thereby contributing to achieve inclusive economic growth and improved livability . This will be achieved through the following three outputs: (i) municipal infrastructure for resilience developed (Output 1); (ii) Tourism assets revitalized and managed (Output 2); and (iii) capacity of municipalities, provinces and Department of Urban Development and Building Construction strengthened (output 3). The project will support eight municipalities (Pokhara, Janakpur, and a cluster of six municipalities includes Devdaha, Lumbini Sanskirtik, Ramgram, Sainamaina. Siddharthanagar, and Tilottama).
Asian Development Bank
active
Leading University for International Cooperation(Inha University)
Pokhara University Capacity Development Program for Nursing Education and Community Health Promotion
Office for Government Policy Coordination
active
Improving Climate Resilience of Vulnerable Communities and Ecosystems in the Gandaki River Basin, Nepal
Improving Climate Resilience of Vulnerable Communities and Ecosystems in the Gandaki River Basin, Nepal
Green Climate Fund
active
Nepal Glacial Flooding- August 2026
· A major flash flood struck northern Nepal on 26 August 2026 following a sudden surge in the Bhotekoshi/Trishuli river system near the China-Nepal border. The districts of Rasuwa and Nuwakot experienced the most severe impacts, while downstream effects extended into Dhading, Chitwan, Gorkha and Tanahun districts. Government authorities have declared affected municipalities disaster crisis-affected areas for a three-month period. Access remains severely constrained due to extensive damage to roads, bridges, power infrastructure and telecommunications networks, with helicopters currently serving as the primary means of reaching isolated communities. Formal assessments remain ongoing and the full scale of the disaster is not yet known. The disaster has also disrupted the Nepal-China trade corridor, affecting customs facilities, markets, hydropower infrastructure and transport links. The Rasuwa border crossing remains closed. Impact and Humanitarian Concerns The humanitarian consequences are significant and continue to evolve as access improves. Preliminary satellite analysis suggests that more than 93,000 people (approximately 18,000 households) may have been affected, although this figure remains unconfirmed. Initial field estimates indicated approximately 10,000 directly affected people in the most severely impacted areas. Reports from partners and authorities indicate: Approximately 165-177 fatalities identified, with figures continuing to change as recovery efforts progress Between 73 and 130 injured people reported, including several patients receiving intensive care treatment in Kathmandu More than 800 people reported missing, unaccounted for, or unreachable Entire villages, market areas and businesses destroyed or severely damaged Houses swept away and families displaced to temporary gathering areas and camps Bodies recovered far downstream from the original impact zone Thousands of people seeking information regarding missing relatives and family members
British Red Cross
active
Infrastructure Development of Gandaki Institute of Technology(GIT) under the Gandaki Technical Education and Vocational Training Academy
Establish well equipped polytechnic institute in the Gandaki Province to develop productive human resources who can ensure their livelihood and contribute to socio-economic development of the country
Office for Government Policy Coordination
How to interpret this page
A record is included when its source explicitly associates it with Gandaki. Counts describe Nepal Impact's dataset, not all activity in the province. Multi-location projects can appear on more than one place page.