A resilient grandmother’s desire
Ram Laxmi, a resilient and devoted grandmother from Udaypur, spends her days caring for her beloved 6-year-old granddaughter, Khushbu. Their
Since 1997, Habitat for Humanity has worked with more than 200,000 families to build or improve the place they call home. Our strategic partnerships include:
With the funds leveraged from the government, every dollar invested with Habitat Nepal attracts an additional US$3, thereby tripling our impact in the community.
In line with the government’s efforts, we promote the joint registration of both spouses’ names on property titles on homes built in partnership with families.�
We encourage families to adopt disaster-resilient, environmentally sustainable building materials and technology featured on the Nepal government’s list as being suitable for earthquake and flood-prone areas in the country
International and local volunteers contribute to Habitat Nepal’s work of building or improving homes by partnering with local communities.
We strengthen the housing microfinance sector by building partners’ capacity and help low-income rural families increase their access to housing microfinance services and improve financial literacy.
Youth are an important force for social change. Through training and engagement, young people become champions for adequate, affordable housing.
With the funds leveraged from the government, every dollar invested with Habitat Nepal attracts an additional US$3, thereby tripling our impact in the community.
In line with the government’s efforts, we promote the joint registration of both spouses’ names on property titles on homes built in partnership with families.�
We strengthen the housing microfinance sector by building partners’ capacity and help low-income rural families increase their access to housing microfinance services and improve financial literacy.
We encourage families to adopt disaster-resilient, environmentally sustainable building materials and technology featured on the Nepal government’s list as being suitable for earthquake and flood-prone areas in the country
International and local volunteers contribute to Habitat Nepal’s work of building or improving homes by partnering with local communities.
International and local volunteers contribute to Habitat Nepal’s work of building or improving homes by partnering with local communities.
Ram Laxmi, a resilient and devoted grandmother from Udaypur, spends her days caring for her beloved 6-year-old granddaughter, Khushbu. Their
Ushma, at 35, stands as a formidable figure in Udaypur’s agricultural realm. Juggling the roles of a devoted mother to
In the image: Mr. Prem Giri: Ex-Nepalese MP, Abhiyan Nepal board member, in the Ganjabaari Bamboo Forest along with his
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