The project aims to establish gender-responsive, climate smart villages in Madhesh province, Nepal, benefiting 12,500 small-scale and landless women, youth, and marginalized farmers. By promoting climate smart practices, the project seeks to enhance climate change adaptation capacities while reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Through mobilizing civil society and engaging with local

SAPPROS Nepal has launched a new Digital Literacy Campaign aimed at equipping rural communities with basic digital skills and knowledge. The initiative focuses on enhancing digital access and usage, particularly for women and youth, empowering them to utilize technology for education, employment, and entrepreneurship opportunities.

SAPPROS Nepal, in collaboration with local partners, has opened a new community health post in Sindhupalchowk to provide essential healthcare services to remote and underserved communities. The facility will offer maternal and child healthcare, vaccination programs, and emergency medical support, bridging the gap in health access in the region.

The Youth Leadership Summit 2024, organized by SAPPROS Nepal, brought together 200 young leaders from across the country to discuss innovative solutions for community development and employment generation. Participants engaged in workshops and dialogues, highlighting the role of youth in driving social transformation and sustainable development.

SAPPROS Nepal proudly announces the inauguration of a new Women’s Entrepreneurship Training Center in Makwanpur District. The center will provide targeted training in business development, financial management, and leadership to support aspiring female entrepreneurs in establishing and managing successful enterprises, contributing to local economic growth.

SAPPROS Nepal has successfully concluded its “Community Resilience Building Program” aimed at strengthening the disaster preparedness and resilience of rural communities in the Terai region. The project has equipped local households with emergency response training and improved infrastructure, ensuring they are better prepared to face future climate-related risks.