Solar powered mushroom farming in Nepal improves livelihoods and nutrition, and reduces deforestation.
In Karnali Province, the gap between the public and their representatives has lessened thanks to video conferencing facilities
The Chief Ministers of five provinces expressed appreciation of the process and agreement of the findings and recommendations of the Federalism Capacity Needs Assessment (FCNA) at a special briefing.
United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) signed a Letter of Agreement (LoA) on 15 December 2019 to extend partnership to pilot Kathmandu Business Hub (K-Hub). The concept of K-Hub is to provide an enabling eco-system for the start-ups and young minds to accelerate their ideas and skills on business and entrepreneurship to create future jobs in the market.
“My house is built with wire frame technology, which is earthquake resistant. I feel safe there,” says Khil Bahadur of Sindhupalchowk.
UNDP Nepal Annual Report 2018
In this report, we present our work and accomplishments in promoting inlcusive economic growth, fostering democratic governance and rule of law, building resilience, and taking forward gender equality and social inclusion in the country
Earthquake recovery response
UNDP is supporting the Government of Nepal through a 3-year recovery program. The program focuses on supporting national recovery and reconstruction planning and implementation; recovering livelihoods and promoting socio-economic development opportunities of communities; restoring local governance systems and public service delivery; and helping to build a disaster-resilient Nepal
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When we began our work five decades ago, one in three people worldwide lived in poverty. Now? Just one in eight. Let’s finish the job.
About Nepal
65.9%
of Nepalis (five years & above)are literate
21.6%
of Nepalis fall below the poverty line
40.34%
of Nepal's population is between the ages of 16 to 40
14.18 million
people in Nepal have access to the Internet
