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Community Development and Urban Planning in Nepal
A register of firms and the professionals working at them in the Community Development and Urban Planning sector based in Nepal. Browse the public index, then filter or export on Kipplo.
Companies
4 on file
Read Global
Our Mission READ facilitates the creation of self-sustaining and community-led library and resource centers that serve as a foundational platform for unlocking a community’s social and economic potential. Our Vision We build cohesive, inclusive, and resilient communities where everyone—especially those most marginalized—access and benefit from knowledge, resources, and opportunities necessary to shape their own dignified and fulfilling futures. Our Values *We believe in human potential *We have faith in community action *Compassion and respect are at our core *Inclusivity is at the essence of our approach *Equity-driven thinking is key READ's Impact *Self-sustaining impact- Following an initial investment, most READ Centers are financially self-perpetuating & remain a highly valued, enduring community institution.*Transformative change- READ Centers contribute to community level transformation by giving communities a sense of agency over their future *True community-led approach-READ Center construction, establishment and operations are a community-based process that capitalizes on a local community’s assets, inspiration, and potential *Trusted local institutions -READ is a trusted, neutral, safe space that works on behalf of all community members, allowing it to advance and address local needs *Human-centered approach-Deliberate outreach to understand the needs and challenges of even the most marginalized community members to ensure services and opportunities are accessible, inclusive and relevant to all.
11 to 50 staff
Suswa
SUSWA is a Water, Sanitation and Hygiene project funded by the Nepal Government, Ministry of Foreign Affairs Finland and the European Union, implemented with technical assistance from Niras Finland and municipalities in the province of Karnali in Nepal, working to ensure Sustainable WASH for All.
11 to 50 staff
Carfree Cities Alliance
While many organizations acknowledge that urban transportation systems are in need of reform, Carfree Cities Alliance takes the position that forging truly livable cities requires immediate shifts away from the pervasive automobile culture. CCA advocates for a comprehensive transition (modal shift) to walking, cycling, and other non-motorized means as well as public transport, and a change from car-dominated spaces to lively civic areas with pedestrian amenities that make people feel welcome and safe, encouraging rich social contacts in our public spaces. At the heart of this is our mission to enable city dwellers everywhere to lead a dignified life.
1 to 10 staff
Central Department Of Rural Development, Tribhuvan University Nepal
1 to 10 staff