Development projects in Nepal

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WaterAid Nepal

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Jun 1, 2017 → Jun 30, 2020

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Nepal

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WaterAid Nepal

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Jun 1, 2017 → Jan 31, 2019

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Nepal

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WaterAid Nepal

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Nov 4, 2016 → Oct 31, 2019

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Nepal

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WaterAid Nepal

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Apr 3, 2013 → Apr 2, 2016

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Nepal

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WaterAid Nepal

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Apr 3, 2012 → Apr 2, 2015

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Nepal

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WaterAid Nepal

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Jun 17, 2016 → Nov 30, 2017

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Nepal

WaterAid has supported 91,450 schoolchildren and teachers gain access to inclusive WASH services enhancing gender equality in 185 schools in Nepal and Pakistan. Women and Girls at school and 14,891 members of the community have been empowered to manage menstruation hygienically and with dignity. This included improved WASH facilities, raised awareness, affordable supply chains for sanitary materials and increased institutional accountability. WaterAid has worked with the Governments of Nepal and Pakistan to strengthen WASH facilities in schools and to help equip them to facilitate confident menstrual hygiene management.

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WaterAid Nepal

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Nov 3, 2014 → Jun 30, 2018

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Nepal

This grant supports the three countries of India, Nepal and Bangladesh. The child rights based programme aims to work with WASH from a child rights perspective to improve services and practices for realising children's rights to survival and development on an equitable basis at household and community level.

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WaterAid Nepal

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Jan 1, 2011 → Dec 31, 2013

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Nepal

Our aim is to ensure universal and lasting access to water and sanitation and hygiene as fundamental human rights. Unrestricted funding is essential to the way we work; It provides us with the flexibility to carry out work that is not covered by grants restricted to specific projects. This enables us to be more innovative, and work on activities that are crucial in maximising our impact but may produce results that are hard to measure. For example, it can help us to empower communities, support inclusion, and influence decision makers such as local and national government. It can be used to build the capacity of our staff and partner organisations, to monitor, research and learn from our work and share learning with others. Finally, it provides our programmes with financial sustainability to ensure critical work can continue where there are funding gaps and unexpected costs.

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WaterAid Nepal

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Apr 1, 1986 → End not reported

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Nepal

Short term and long term emergency support following the earthquake in Nepal. Short term support includes safe water provision, temporary latrines, hygiene kits and hygiene awareness raising. Long term rehabilitation details will be confirmed in due course via a consultant in Nepal.

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WaterAid Nepal

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Apr 29, 2015 → Aug 2, 2015

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Nepal

Project based in Hardeni VDC, Udaypur district, eastern region Nepal - a remote rural hill area. Transforming lives in 6 communities and three schools through improving access to safe water and hygiene, and sustaining progress already made in sanitation in the VDC (which was declared ODF in 2012). The project will enable 2,765 people to access safe water through 6 gravity flow schemes, and hygiene education through community health and hygiene campaigns. To sustain improved sanitation, households will be supported to improve latrines and environmental sanitation. The V-WASH-CC will be supported to maintain the VDC's ODF status. The budget includes funds for sustainability support to continue until March 2018 - these funds will be received in 2015/16 and carried forward to following years.

Organization

WaterAid Nepal

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Apr 3, 2013 → Apr 2, 2016

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Udayapur, Koshi

Transforming lives in poor and marginalized communities and one school through improving access to safe water, sanitation and hygiene. The project will enable 5,200 people to access safe water and 2,800 people to access sanitation and hygiene.

Organization

WaterAid Nepal

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Apr 3, 2013 → Apr 2, 2014

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Nepal

Integrated WASH Improvement Project in Kamalamai small town in Sindhuli district in Nepal. Improving access to WASH services, and address key issues. Project will enable 4,500 people to gain access to safe water; 2,500 to improved sanitation and improve hygiene practices among all of these beneficiaries.

Organization

WaterAid Nepal

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Apr 3, 2013 → Apr 2, 2016

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Sindhuli, Bagmati

The assessment will fulfil a commitment made by DFID to the International Development Committee (IDC) to establish whether the water supply and sanitation facilities established with DFID support between 2011 and 2015 are still being used. The assessment addresses specific recommendations made by the International Committee on Aid Impact (ICAI) in its 2016 review of DFID’s work in water supply and sanitation. The findings of the assessment will be used to inform on-going and future DFID programming.

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Imc Worldwide Ltd

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May 28, 2019 → Nov 27, 2020

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Nepal

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AidData

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Nepal

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AidData

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Nepal

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AidData

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Ramechhap, Bagmati

The proposed second phase of this project will further cover around 20,000 beneficiaries in the same districts, through construction of 15 community water supply schemes and WASH facilities in 10 remote schools covering most vulnerable areas of 4 Rural Municipality (6 VDCs). This phase of project considers the evolving context of these two districts (two years after the earthquake) by taking into account the aspirations of people living in the area. The constraints posed by time and funds during the 1st phase are well-thought-out to ensure that this phase of project would leave no one behind. This project employs participatory methodologies that promote inclusion and community decision making, and is building the capacity of community based platforms including users committee, health management committee and school management committee. Considering the new federal structure in Nepal - Action Against Hunger and its local partners are building dialogue between communities and local government in order to increase government support for WASH sector and investment for sustainability of the WASH structure in the long run. Apart from this, this project will contemplate the integration of WASH and nutrition specially targeting the Severe/Acute malnourished children along with under 2 year old children from the targeted areas by implementing intensive WASH behaviour change related activities. Expected results: Unreached earthquake affected as well as nutritional vulnerable population have improved access to safe and sufficient water. WASH governance of water and sanitation user committee at targeted rural municipality is strengthen WASH related Knowledge, Attitudes and Practices/behaviours of the nutritional vulnerable population are improved in the targeted area. Estimated 3,874 household

Organization

Action Contre la Faim France

Budget

USD 0

Timeline

Sep 1, 2017 → Dec 31, 2019

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Nuwakot, Rasuwa

Traditional public stepwells, or hitis, have provided water to communities in the Kathmandu Valley for over 1,500 years. This project involves the conservation and reactivation of a section of the stepwell network to restore its socio-cultural significance and support modern communities adversely impacted by mounting water insecurity.

Organization

Department of State

Budget

USD 275K

Timeline

Oct 1, 2023 → Jun 30, 2026

Coverage

Kathmandu, Bagmati

Improvement of water supply in Pokhara, Nepal

Organization

Ministry Of Foreign Affairs In Japan

Budget

USD 42.6M

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Feb 15, 2017 → Feb 15, 2022

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Kaski, Gandaki

A magnitude 7.8 earthquake struck Nepal in between Kathmandu and Pokhra. The epicenter was 30 km east-south-east of Lamjung district. The earthquake has caused a number of landslides and avalanches. Strong aftershocks, including a 6.7 magnitude quake on 26 April, continued to threaten the lives of thousands of people and to further damage buildings and infrastructure. Many people are afraid and have slept outside for several consecutive nights, in spite of the falling rain. According to UN, it is estimated that over 8 million people are affected in 39 of Nepal’s 75 districts. Over 2 million people live in the 11 most critically hit districts. CRS has committed resources to relief efforts and has requested Caritas to begin procuring emergency relief materials such as tarpaulins/shelter kits and water, sanitation and hygiene materials. CRS is also looking at transporting materials from India to Nepal and has contacted the UN Hub in Dubai to request options for humanitarian supply flights from Dubai. Caritas Nepal launched a response in the immediate aftermath of the disaster. Distribution of supplies, including food packages, tarpaulins, have already occurred. Through grassroots organisations and partner CBOs, and the ability to mobilise a high number of volunteers, Caritas Nepal is well placed to deliver an immediate relief and subsequent recovery programme. The scale of the disaster and the willingness of Caritas organisations to respond necessitates a rapid response through this appeal. This response will meet urgent needs in shelter, WASH, and non-food items. A follow up full Emergency Appeal will be prepared to include a comprehensive recovery strategy. The funding from this appeal will ensure Caritas Nepal can continue relief operations- focused primarily on immediate shelter needs non-food items, with a focus on provision of water and hygiene kits in 7 of the worst affected districts. 4 new district offices and warehouses will be established to coordinate and manage the response. CAFOD has since responded to the relief efforts and has deployed a number of staff to the country. Our response will focus on WASH, shelter and protection components.

Organization

CAFOD

Budget

USD 0

Timeline

Apr 28, 2015 → Apr 27, 2016

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Kathmandu, Lamjung

On 25th April 2015 a devastating earthquake measuring 7.8 on the Richter scale occurred in Nepal, 48 miles from the capital of Kathmandu following which there were at least 30 aftershocks. Thousands were injured and thousands died. JOA granted Oxfam £30,000 for the provision of emergency food, access to clean safe water and hygiene kits, Save the Children £30,000 for the provision of shelter support, rope and essential household items, British Red Cross £30,000 for thousands of tarpaulins, oral rehydration salts, soap, water purification tablets and first aid. JOA also gave £50,000 to the Bailiff’s Disaster Appeal matching public fundraising in Jersey for the provision of a longer term sustainable project.

Organization

openmindedly

Budget

USD 0

Timeline

Jan 1, 2015 → Dec 31, 2015

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Kathmandu, Bagmati

This project aims to provide innovative solutions to the water, health and food security issues in the high altitude areas of Humla District through the provision of a sustainable supply of clean safe water and to provide water closer to settlements, provide cleaner water to reduce the likelihood of water-borne diseases or illness, as well as to provide a source of water for agricultural and livestock use.

Organization

openmindedly

Budget

USD 0

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Jan 1, 2014 → Dec 31, 2014

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Humla, Karnali

This project will target vulnerable communities in 8 remote or vulnerable VDCs of Nuwakot and Rasuwa which have significantly damaged water supply schemes, relatively high rates of water-borne diseases, high rates of malnutrition, and low food security scores. This project is an extension and continuation of the previous activities by ACF and local NGOs DECON and LACCOs in these districts, in order to fulfil the remaining needs of beneficiaries and to reinforce their access to adequate clean and safe water. 45 water supply schemes will be rehabilitated, tested and shock chlorinated, and an additional 5 health facilities will be connected to a sustainable water source. Communities will be supported to improve hygiene and water safety practices, and additional information on water supply systems will be provided to local authorities

Organization

Action Against Hunger

Budget

USD 0

Timeline

Sep 1, 2016 → Jun 30, 2017

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Nuwakot, Rasuwa

The project has been implemented since July 2015 to address the livelihoods and WASH needs of the families living in the IDPs Camps in 2 VDCs (Lahrepauwa and Daibang) in Rasuwa district. The project aims to reach above 500 families in 4 different camps (camp B=Lahrepauwa-Dandagaun 163 HHs, Camp D=Lahrepauwa-Haku 200 HHs, Camp A=Lahrepauwa-Haku camp 65 HHs and Camp C=Daibang-Haku camp 63 HHs). there has been minor changes in the total number of the households as there is still people moving. Cordaid and its two partners Parivartan Patra and Lumanti) has established vocational centres for short term trade courses including carpentry, masonry, handicrafts (bamboo baskets in particular). Individuals from the IDPs and host communities have been/are being selected on set criteria to provide them the skills. some of the trades were outsourced to local providers like mobile repairs, computer skills and driving lessons. As envisaged the carpenters' and masons' skills as reported are being utilized in the reconstruction of the damaged houses in their local communities. The products prepared during these trainings/vocational centres were exhibited in local mela (exhibition festival) near Lahrepauwa VDC to attract market for the products. An agro-farm has also been established for the IDPs to grow innovative agri-products including seasonal and off season vegetable and mushrooms to support their livelihoods in the local markets. In continuation of applying the learning from the agro-farm Cordaid and parivartan has further supported the leading farmers from the IDPs communities to establish their own afro-farming tunnels to grow different seasonal vegetables like tomatoes, cauliflower, garlic, beans etc. 3 afro-farms have been established. Another major component of the project is to ensure for the safe drinking water and sanitation facilities both for men and women meeting the minimum humanitarian standards, and improved hygiene messages are being delivered to the camps dwellers through Child clubs organized in camps. project has also constructed child friendly spaces in some camps where the residents agreed on their construction to help the camps children in their recreational activities and continuous hygiene messages to reach to their parents and households living in the camps. In the context of these IDPs the project has been a great success in engaging them for learning different vocational skills as the there are still no clear plans from the government side for their resettlement. they have been supported with learning innovative vegetable growing techniques, establishing their own poultry farms, clothes sewing skills etc. Cordaid in Nepal and its partner Parivartan Patra, is successful in wining part of the Ockenden International Award with CAFOD's support and will continue the activities with the IDPs as CAFOD's funding deadline will finish in the end of April 2017.

Organization

CAFOD

Budget

USD 0

Timeline

Jul 1, 2015 → Jun 30, 2017

Coverage

Rasuwa, Bagmati

This project aims to reverse the current rate of decline in the gharial population through: robust monitoring of the river ecosystem and gharial population; providing knowledge for the formulation of a river ecosystem management plan; increasing river protection through forming community-based protection units; and enhancing the effectiveness of the Gharial Conservation Breeding Centre (GCBC).

Organization

Zoological Society of London

Budget

USD 0

Timeline

Jun 15, 2017 → Jun 30, 2021

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chitawan, Bagmati

PATRA, in consortium with Parivartan, has been working in 2 VDCs of Lahrepauwa and Daibung in Rasuwa district since right after the devastating earthquakes of April and May 2015. Parivartan PATRA provided livelihoods and WASH support to the population of 2800 families as part of the Cordaid project. The earthquake project activities were in two phases: 1) emergency response May-November 2015 and 2) reconstruction phase 1 December 2015 to 31 December 2017. This project is phasing out project. This project aims to extend WASH and livelihoods activities in these 2 communities for 1 year to ensure sustainability of the positive impacts achieved in NEO017 and responsible handover, as Cordaid is phasing out. Additional support will also be provided to vulnerable families on agriculture/livestock to increase their income and sustainability. About 540 household from the current resilient project will be technically backstopped in the livelihood sector to ensure they will have quality products, out of which 45 new families (from the Dalit community, women headed household and disadvantaged people) will be added and supported with goat/chicken production and Tunnel farming to support direct economic upliftment for them. An 100 additional households will also be provided with waste water collection and management support to encourage the clean house. These HHs will be used as volunteers to reach to further 400 HHs with the clean house concept. Planned activities include: - Strengthen market linkages and equipping the collection centres with necessary inputs. - Continue increasing goat production and nutrients - Enhance rural poultry - Continue seed production and coordinate demand for local seed - Support to farmer cooperatives - Technical support on tunnel farming and drip irrigation - Promote household Waste Water management and hygiene promotion - Operations and maintenance training for Water User Committees - Water source protection - Maintenance of the training centre

Organization

CAFOD

Budget

USD 0

Timeline

May 1, 2017 → Apr 30, 2018

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Rasuwa, Bagmati

This project, led by CAFOD’s partner Catholic Relief Services, aims to meet the immediate needs of vulnerable families and communities affected by the 2015 earthquake in Nepal. It addresses the first, six month, phase of DEC funding, to be followed by a further 30 months of recovery programming. It aims to: • assist families to prepare for the monsoons, and help mitigate risks associated with aftershocks, through the provision of appropriate transitional shelter solutions, including: shelter kits, toolkits, material transport, debris clearance, and appropriate training; • assist families to obtain essential household items such as clothes, blankets, kitchen utensils, and water buckets through the provision of unconditional cash grants; • support market recovery in the main market areas north of Gorkha district centre, in particular Hansapur and Simjung markets which service the most vulnerable households, through the provision of materials or cash to rebuild store fronts and/or storage facilities.

Organization

CAFOD

Budget

USD 0

Timeline

May 1, 2015 → Oct 31, 2015

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Gorkha, Gandaki

Our ambitious project seeks to bring water access, sanitation and menstrual hygiene management to three high hilltop schools and surrounding communities in Nepal's Gulmi District. With an anticipated timeframe of April 2020 to October 2025, this project will bring water access to more than 1,031 school children and reach over 4,640 indirect beneficiaries with improved WaSH practices.

Organization

GlobalGiving

Budget

USD 0

Timeline

Nov 29, 2019 → End not reported

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Gulmi, Lumbini

This 2 year project aims to support the earthquake affected households in 5 VDCs in Sindupalchowk district of Nepal. The 5 VDCs include Bhimtar, Shipapokhare, Bandegaun, Nawalpur and Bhotshipa. The project will target 1350 families for the overall project intervention and out of these families, 780 most vulnerable households will be identified. They will work in Self-Help Groups (SHGs) for Income Generating Activities (IGAs) through entrepreneurship support. The project will apply integrated approach to recover the affected people's livelihoods. The major activities of the project involve rehabilitation of the drinking water supplies, irrigation systems, construction of domestic animal sheds, training farmers on improved practices in crop cultivation, fish farming and livestock management. The interventions will include both on-farm agriculture-based IGAs and off-farm IGAs such as small business entrepreneurship development. The project also plans to introduce innovative techniques in agriculture like tunnel gardening and organic agriculture farming. Agriculture is one of major components of the project which will undertake tasks such as strengthening farmers’ field school management, distributing quality seed, transferring vermi-compost and crop and vegetable intensification technologies, exploring and facilitating marketing of organic products to home-stays and tourist hub or other market places, promoting plantation of economically profitable plants, and encouraging intercropping practices. The project also include skills enhancement and income generating activities and encouraging women's micro-credit groups to link to local cooperatives is also part of the project activities. Households will also be encouraged through hygiene promotion activities to learn and apply improve hygiene practices in water and sanitation and in the use of animal sheds to help improve communities health.

Organization

CAFOD

Budget

USD 0

Timeline

May 1, 2016 → Jun 30, 2018

Coverage

Nawalparasi East, Gandaki