Who We Are
Rupantaran Nepal is a not for profit organization dedicated to transform people’s lives and living by mobilising and managing resources, promoting social justice and nurturing collaboration. It envisions a transformation in natural resources, resource users and resource institutions through knowledge, actions and relationships. Rupantaran Nepal is registered to Government of Nepal Read More
Final Project Evaluation: Action for Social Inclusion of Children Affected by Armed Conflict in Nepal (ASIC)
Rupantaran Nepal conducted final project evaluation of "Action for Social Inclusion of Children Affected by Armed Conflict in Nepal (ASIC)" , a project implemented by ADRA Nepal in mid and far western region in partnership with ASTHA Nepal.
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PES Project Validation of Khasi Hills Community REDD+ Project, Meghalaya, India
Mr. Shankar Paudel and Ms. Usha Dahal Aryal conducted a validation study of Khasi Hills Community REDD+ Project: Restoring and Conserving Meghalaya's Hill Forests through Community Action, a Plan Vivo PES project.
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Rupantaran Nepal's Annual General Assembly
Rupantaran Nepal's Annual General Assembly held on 6th October, 2012
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Local and Community Adaptation Plan Preparation Process
Local and Community Adaptation Plan Preparation
The Himalayan Community Carbon Project (HCCP)
The Himalayan Community Carbon Project (HCCP): A project
Piloting Payment for Ecosystem Services: The Himalayan Community Carbon Project (HCCP)
Piloting Payment for Ecosystem Services: The Himalayan Community Carbon Project
Identity card to the poorest of the poor members of Community Forest User group (CFUG) – Pakarbas Village Development Committee (VDC), Ramechap District
Pakarbas VDC, located 14 km west of Manthali (district headquarter), is one of the 55 VDCs of Ramechhap district. A total of 1173 households inhabit Pakarbas. Of which, 482 are Brahmin, Chhettri, Thakuri and Sanyasi; 267 are Ethnic; 281 are Newar; and 143 are Dalits (so called untouchables).
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Facilitation support - a new life to Community Forestry Users' Group
Of the 288 Community Forestry Users' Groups (CFUGs) in Okhaldhunga district, Dhunga Bisauna CFUG is one of the CFUGs located in Kuntadevi Village Development Committee (VDC). It covers an area of 133.19 ha and includes a total of 255 households (HHs) in the VDC.
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Self Monitoring has become FUG's mirror
"Self monitoring is indeed a reflection of previous year's activities. We did not know how much money was distributed by the committee for what purpose and to whom.
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