Directory
Organizations
Browse INGOs, UN agencies, and local partners working in Nepal — with sources, sectors, and coverage.
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↓ Download CSVUN labour agency in Nepal — working on decent work, labour migration governance, child labour elimination, social protection floor and TVET reform.
UK INGO founded by J.K. Rowling supporting deinstitutionalisation of children. In Nepal works on family-based care and children-without-parental-care reform.
AIN member organization. Sectors of focus: Health, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene, Basic Education, Household Economic Security, Child Protection and participation and Child centered disaster risk management
US-founded literacy and girls' education INGO. In Nepal works on early-grade reading, libraries and girls' secondary school completion.
AIN member organization. Sectors of focus: Child Rights Governance, Child Protection, Education, Health & Nutrition, Youth & Livelihood, HIV/AIDS & Emergency & Disaster Management
United Nations entity publishing Nepal vacancies through the official UN Nepal website.
AIN member organization. Sectors of focus: Maternal Child Health & Nutrition, Education, Livelihood, Water Sanitation & Hygiene (WASH),HIV/ AIDS
International financial institution providing loans and grants to governments.
Dutch foundation supporting early childhood development. Funds Nepal grantees on ECD policy and parenting programmes.
AIN member organization. Sectors of focus: Child Protection, Trafficking, Out of School, Life Skill, Vocational Training, Income Generation
Child-focused INGO supporting deprived, excluded and vulnerable children in Nepal through education, child protection and family programmes.
UAE-based education philanthropy. Has supported education and WASH programmes in Nepal.
Philanthropy advisory and grant management INGO; runs education and child protection programmes in Nepal on behalf of donors.
South Korean child-sponsorship INGO working in Nepal on education, child welfare, health and community development.
Nepali human rights monitoring NGO. Works on women's and children's rights, anti-trafficking, and conflict-era accountability.
German child rights INGO funding local partners in Nepal on education, child protection, and youth empowerment.
Local NGO working with children in conflict with the law and disadvantaged children in western Nepal.
Nepali child rights NGO working in Lalitpur and surrounding districts on child education, protection, and inclusive learning.
AIN member organization. Sectors of focus: Nutritional Rehabilitation-child health , Education, Human Rights- Child Protection, children\'s home, Skill Training, Counseling -psycho-social & Career
Nepali NGO specialising in early childhood development, parenting and inclusive education.
AIN member organization. Sectors of focus: Education, Humanitarian Response/Disaster Risk Reduction, Economic Empowerment, Local Capacity Strengthening and Protection
AIN member organization. Sectors of focus: Keeping children with their families, re-integrating children, home care for orphaned children
Swiss child rights INGO working in Nepal on child protection, juvenile justice, migration and mother-and-child health.
AIN member organization. Sectors of focus: Education
US-based crowdfunding platform routing donations to vetted local Nepali NGOs.
Legal aid NGO for women and children survivors of violence in Nepal.
AIN member organization. Sectors of focus: Children
Danish foundation supporting learning through play, with grants supporting partners in Nepal on early childhood development.
Christian mission organisation with small footprint in Nepal — youth programmes, education and 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: Health, Education
AIN member organization. Sectors of focus: Gender equality, Women empowerment and social security and protection
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