Organizations

German federal ministry that funds development cooperation, including through GIZ and KfW in Nepal.

Australia's bilateral aid programme in Nepal — focuses on gender equality, disability inclusion, education, governance and resilience.

Denmark's development cooperation agency. Historically supported Nepal's human rights, peace and energy sectors.

European Union delegation in Nepal. Funds cooperation on rural development, climate action, education, federalism, and human rights.

UK government bilateral aid to Nepal. One of Nepal's largest bilateral donors — historically in health, education, security, governance, and climate.

Germany's federal implementing agency for international cooperation. In Nepal, works on rural economic development, energy, climate, federalism and governance.

Norway's development cooperation agency. Active in Nepal on education, energy, governance and climate.

Sweden's development cooperation agency. Supports Nepal on democracy, human rights, gender equality and environment.

Switzerland's bilateral development cooperation in Nepal — a priority country since the 1950s. Works on federalism, vocational training, agriculture and bridges.

US bilateral development agency in Nepal. Major programmes in health, education, agriculture, democratic governance, environment, and disaster preparedness.

Ireland's official development cooperation programme. Provides funding for INGO programming in Nepal.