Organizations

Swiss INGO working in Nepal since 1956. Focuses on skills development, sustainable economic development, water and infrastructure, climate, voice and inclusion, and the iconic trail bridges programme.

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Regional multilateral development bank. Major financier of Nepal's transport, energy, urban water and irrigation infrastructure.

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

Japan's bilateral development agency. Major infrastructure financier in Nepal (roads, bridges, urban services), plus health and disaster risk reduction.

Housing-focused INGO. Major contributor to Nepal's post-2015 earthquake reconstruction, building safe and resilient homes for low-income families.

South Korea's bilateral development agency. Active in Nepal on health, rural development, education, and infrastructure.

UN human settlements programme in Nepal — supports urban resilience, post-earthquake reconstruction, urban planning and basic services in towns and cities.

German development bank financing infrastructure, energy and climate investments in Nepal on behalf of BMZ.

UN operational support agency, implements infrastructure and procurement projects in Nepal on behalf of donors.