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Impact work in Lumbini
Lumbini Province. Capital Deukhuri (Dang). Includes the birthplace of the Buddha and parts of the western Tarai.
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Inclusive Raral Development Project in Bardiya District, Nepal
To improve the quality of life of the target population of the selected municipalities through sustainable agricultural development
Office for Government Policy Coordination
active
Improved Food and Nutrition Security Through Diversified Income Generation and Empowerment
Enhance food and nutrition security and livelihood resilience among the most vulnerable and food insecure households in the Badhaiyatal Rural Municipality, Bansgadhi Municipality, and Barbardiya Municipality of Bardiya district in Nepal.
FAO Nepal
active
Forests for Prosperity Project
The Project Development Objective (PDO) is to improve sustainable forest management; increase benefits from forests and contribute to net Greenhouse Gas Emission (GHG) reductions in selected municipalities in Province 2 and Province 5 in Nepal.
World Bank Trust Funds
active
Care for Cure Leprosy
Contribute to restart INF’s contribution to the containment of leprosy, through funding 1 bed in Green Pastures Hospital for 1 year, 1 bed in Surkhet Shining Hospital for 6 months, 1 bed in Banke Hospital for 6 months, and 1 leprosy detection and awareness camp where the need is greatest
EMMS International
active
Adolescents SRHR(Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights) improvement in Bardiya district, Nepal (Phase 2)
Improved Knowledge, attitude and behavior (KAP) among Adolescent and their families and communities regarding SRHR, Strengthened ASRHR service
Office for Government Policy Coordination
completed
Conservation of Ancient and Historic Buddhist Objects in the Lumbini Museum
The Lumbini Museum's collection of ancient and historic Buddhist objects is of exceptional cultural and historical value. The project aims to conserve and restore these objects while building capacity among local conservators and students, thereby setting standards for future conservation efforts in Nepal. Activities include preliminary assessments, establishment of a site lab, detailed conservation and restoration treatments, documentation, inventory creation, and extensive community engagement through exhibitions, memory collection sessions, and media campaigns.
Department of State
active
International Buddhist Conference on the Greater Lumbini Area: Safeguarding a Living Sacred Area through Evidence-based Visitor Management, Inclusive Local Development & Sustainable Tourism
The International Buddhist Conference in Lumbini (Sept 2026) will bring together global Buddhist leaders, heritage experts, and local communities to safeguard the Greater Lumbini Area — birthplace of the Buddha and a World Heritage site. The conference aims to strengthen visitor management, protect sacred heritage, and promote inclusive tourism that creates jobs and supports women- and youth-led enterprises. Key activities include community surveys, a three-day conference with thematic sessions, site visits, and the drafting of a Communiqué with actionable recommendations.
UNESCO Kathmandu
active
Nepal
Nepal will utilize two pronged approaches: (i) Deepening and diversifying the ongoing work of SDHS in two districts of SudurpaschimProvince as a core impact site; and (ii) Expanding in a new district in Karnali Province as a scaling out/up site. The project will benefit a total of 15,000 beneficiaries (2,500 direct and an additional 12,500 indirect beneficiaries) through partnerships with governments (local to national), CSOs and networks, and development partners with similar priorities active in the regions. In 2024, the project will establish partnerships with government, National Federation of Farmers Group (NFGF), Community Seed Bank Association of Nepal (CSBAN), Land Rights and Right to Food Networks, and value chain actors and private sectors. Global Partners and Allies will include (1) Agroecology Coalition: The program partner (LI-BIRD) will join the Agroecology coalition and contribute to the Agroecology Campaign by sharing the ground evidence and documentation and forge collaboration to strengthen the Agroecology movement in Nepal. (2) Farmer Managed Systems Group led by Oxfam Novib and CRS: The program will actively contribute on issues related to farmer-managed seed systems by sharing Nepal learnings in Farmer's Variety Registration and Source Maintenance Forum. The program will actively participate and engage in organising workshops and side events in relevant international forums such as CBD and ITPGRFA. (3) International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD): IFAD is supporting Nepalgovernment in developing a project based on agroecology entitled ‘Resilient High-Value Agriculture Project (R-HVAP)’ to be implemented in Sudurpaschim, Karnali and Lumbini Provinces. LI-BIRD contributed significantly to the design of this project, and expects to collaborate during the implementation phase.
Oxfam Novib
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A record is included when its source explicitly associates it with Lumbini. Counts describe Nepal Impact's dataset, not all activity in the province. Multi-location projects can appear on more than one place page.