Organizations

AIN member organization. Sectors of focus: To increase the prosperisty of under served communities & individuals in remote regions of the Himalaya

Bangkok-based regional network supporting urban poor and slum housing rights. Active in Nepal with Lumanti and other urban poor partners.

German implementing INGO that channels funds to community-based partners in Nepal.

US-based climate philanthropy foundation. Funds Nepal climate policy and clean energy partners through re-grants.

Shelter and reconstruction INGO. Supported post-2015 earthquake housing reconstruction and disaster-resilient construction training in Nepal.

Dutch inter-church development INGO (now part of Cordaid) — historically active in Nepal on food security, livelihoods and fair trade.

Limited Nepal engagement; primarily regional through IRC South Asia for protection and refugee programming.

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

Danish foundation supporting learning through play, with grants supporting partners in Nepal on early childhood development.

US-based foundation. Has funded climate, justice and population-related programmes in Nepal.

Academic centre offering research and graduate education in Nepali sociology, gender, and development studies.

Japanese Buddhist peace foundation. Awards peace prizes to laureates from Nepal and supports interfaith activities.

Norwegian faith-based INGO active in Nepal on education, health and community development.

Development finance institution funding loans for energy, transport and water projects in Nepal.

International Christian mission organisation with programmes in Nepal including community development and youth work.

US-based foundation. Supports reproductive health, conservation, and population-related grantees, including some Nepal-relevant initiatives.

US Christian humanitarian INGO. Provided relief after the 2015 Nepal earthquake and runs WASH and livelihoods programmes.

US-based foundation. Supports population, reproductive health and education through grantees that include Nepal-based partners.

US/Canadian Christian Reformed development INGO working in Nepal on community development, livelihoods and disaster response.

Christian mission organisation with small footprint in Nepal — youth programmes, education and disaster relief.

AIN member organization. Sectors of focus: Poverty Alleviation (Health, Education, Disaster Relief)

AIN member organization. Sectors of focus: Sexual exploitation of children. Facilitates the identification & implementation of prevention or reintegration program benefitting children who are vulnerable

AIN member organization. Sectors of focus: Children and socio-economics advancement, emergency relief assistance

AIN member organization. Sectors of focus: Human Rights, Women and Children, Human Trafficking

AIN member organization. Sectors of focus: To advance women's sexual and reproductive health and rights

AIN member organization. Sectors of focus: Health – to control tuberculosis and other respiratory system

AIN member organization. Sectors of focus: Biodiversity, Conservation and Environment

AIN member organization. Sectors of focus: Education, Livelihood, Health, WASH and Social Protection

AIN member organization. Sectors of focus: Community Development, sustainable Livelihoods and Disaster Management. Released people from material and spiritual poverty through a worldwide network

AIN member organization. Sectors of focus: Quality education for marginalized communities

AIN member organization. Sectors of focus: Community Developlemt

AIN member organization. Sectors of focus: Health, Education

AIN member organization. Sectors of focus: Health - Cureblindness

AIN member organization. Sectors of focus: Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery

AIN member organization. Sectors of focus: health security, capacity building

AIN member organization. Sectors of focus: Education and Health

AIN member organization. Sectors of focus: Gender equality, Women empowerment and social security and protection

AIN member organization. Sectors of focus: Health

AIN member organization. Sectors of focus: Language Development

AIN member organization. Sectors of focus: Avoidable Blindness

AIN member organization. Sectors of focus: Eradicate Leprosy

AIN member organization. Sectors of focus: Poverty eradication

AIN member organization. Sectors of focus: Eye Health

UN security management for UN system in Nepal.

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The Centre for Research on the Epidemiology of Disasters (CRED) is the world’s foremost agency for the study of public health during mass emergencies, including the epidemiology of diseases, plus the structural and socio-economic impacts of natural and technological disasters and human conflicts. Based since 1973 at the School of Public Health of the Université Catholique de Louvain (UCLouvain), Belgium, CRED became in 1980 a World Health Organization (WHO) collaboration centre. Since then, CRED has worked closely with United Nations agencies, inter-governmental and governmental institutions, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), research institutes and other universities. Disasters preparedness, mitigation and prevention for vulnerable populations have also gained a higher profile within CRED’s activities in recent years. CRED is maintaining the Emergency Events Database (EM-DAT) since 1988. The main objectives of EM-DAT are to inform humanitarian action at the national and international levels in order to improve rational decision-making in disaster preparedness, provide objective data for assessing communities’ vulnerability to disasters and help policy-makers set priorities. EM-DAT contains core data on the occurrence and effects of more than 23,000 natural and technological disasters from 1900 to the present day. It is compiled from various sources (UN agencies, the US Office of Foreign Disaster Assistance, national governments, the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, NGOs, insurance companies, research institutes and the media) according to a priority list. CRED defines a disaster as “a situation or event that overwhelms local capacity, necessitating a request at the national or international level for external assistance; an unforeseen and often sudden event that causes great damage, destruction and human suffering”. CRED defines a disaster as “a situation or event that overwhelms local capacity, necessitating a request at the national or international level for external assistance; an unforeseen and often sudden event that causes great damage, destruction and human suffering”. Only natural disasters (biological excluded) are included in this publication. For a disaster to be entered into the database, at least one of the following criteria must be fulfilled: • 10 or more people reported killed • 100 or more people reported affected • declaration of a state of emergency • call for international assistance Since 2014, EM-DAT also georeferences natural disasters, adding geographical values to numeric data which is essential for deeper analysis.

Network of Nepali civil society organisations advocating for climate justice in international and domestic policy.

Climate TRACE is a non-profit coalition of organizations building a timely, open, and accessible inventory of exactly where greenhouse gas emissions are coming from and how they can be reduced. We harness remote sensing and other data and use machine learning to track greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and other pollutants with unprecedented detail and speed, delivering information that is relevant to all parties working to achieve net-zero global emissions.