Narayan Joshi (narayan

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Namaste frome sankalpa Nepal

First, I hope this mail finds you and your loved ones safe and Healthy.I'm from Nepal and we need a place for our NGO if someone wanna help us they can contact with us our official number, email any time 00977-9841813133 / sankalpa2054@gmail.com

I humbly request that these International non-government organizations (INGOs) have been carrying out various activities in Nepal for a long time to help the women, children, dalit, janajati, LGBTQ etc vulnerable community. In this District (Sudur paschim province, Darchula) also, there is a request to conduct the next program in partnership with Sankalpa. Sankalpa has adopted the right-based approach at strategic and practical levels because it believes that all people are entitled to the ‘rights’ that are enriched in the National and international laws and conventions. Sankalpa has been addressing the subject of inequality, powerlessness, suffering and material poverty. Sankalpa Darchula Nepal (Sankalpa) is a community Based organizations (CBOs)/ NGO dedicated to Human Rights, Food security, Health and wash, Education, Water Governance, Climate, Peace Building, Media and Development in Sudur Paschiem Province since 1997. It works with a mission to enable rural people to claim and exercise their rights promoting and protecting human rights through the National rule of law, poverty reduction and improved livelihoods through their organization, research, policy advocacy and judicious resources mobilization. It has been implementing various project/programs with the funding support of different community Based organizations (CBOs) and users Groups. Theme area as belows.

1.WASH and Water Governance (Public Health).

2. Resilience and Climate Justice including humanitarian response.

3. Education and Child Protection and Disabilities.

4. Gender and Social Justice and Human Right.

5. Nature-Based Solutions/ River Right.

Sudurpaschim Province Darchula districts are located in a mountainous area that is about 965km to the east of the capital city, Kathmandu. Mt. api himal is located in the north of Darchula district, and only the base areas of the mountain attract climbers, making sightseeing business as the pillar of the local economy. The areas with many foreign visitors have been relatively easily attract attentions from outside

Nepal is one of the least-developed countries of the world. Estimates show that nearly 31 per cent of the population lives below the national poverty line, and 24 per cent live with less than a dollar per day income. The UNDP's Human Development Index (HDI) rank of Nepal in 2021 was 154 out of 169 countries, indicating a low standard of living of the people. Over the last decade, there have been noticeable improvements in the country’s health and sanitation situation. Infant mortality and under five mortality rates have decreased significantly, by 39 per cent and 48 per cent respectively. Likewise sanitation coverage has increased to 40 per cent. Girls’ enrolment in primary school has reached 87 per cent.

Despite such progress, Nepal still faces several problems including numerous child deaths from diarrhoea and acute respiratory infection, lower than targeted coverage of poor nutation and sanitation facilities, poor hygiene practices, and substantial gaps between sanitation and water supply, rural and urban, rich and poor, hills and lowlands, and the knowledge and practice.

The sudur Paschim province of Nepal has the lowest development indicators in the country. Districts in the hilly parts of the region are the most inaccessible in Nepal and the communities struggle to eke an existence in a rugged and harsh environment. Development seems to have bypassed parts of the mountainous sudur Paschim province and most basic facilities remain absent in many villages.

Sankalpa is a child-focused local organization committed to promote the rights of children through international development cooperation in the spirit of harmonious coexistence. The organization has been operating in Nepal since 1997 to help deprived, excluded, and vulnerable children, families, and communities through meaningful, sustainable solutions.

One of the thematic intervention sectors of sankalpa is on education to improve school infrastructures, governance in school management, student support materials, teaching quality, food security, wash and in enhancing child protection in government/community schools. Furthermore, and through other thematic sectors, Sankalpa continues to serve the disadvantaged children, families and communities on education, healthcare, nutrition and income generating areas through sponsorship, special assistance and emergency relief and rehabilitation programs
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Narayan Joshi (He/ Him)
Executive Director
Sankalpa Darchula Nepal (Sankalpa) Mahakali Muncipatity-4 Darchula, Sudur Paschim province, Nepal, South Asia.

Ph. No. +977-93-420475, +977-93-420504.
Fax +977-93-420504

Cell +977- 9841813133,+977-9848840596

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Skype: Sankalpa Nepal.

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Posted 10 months ago

Put Life Saving Clean Water Within Reach
Maya Joshi is only six years old. Every day he has no choice but to collect water far away from his home in South asia Darchula Nepal.Water that could make him very sick. This festive season, you can give the gift of clean water to Maya joshi. Your gift could help to install a gravity flow system to pipe water to a remote community (South Asia, Darchula Nepal) like his. No more long trips to collect water. Donate today. 1 million people Nepal rural area don’t have clean water close to home. Children living without clean water often pay the highest price and Long time collect water.
Walking for onr or two hours to collect water means less time for learning in school. Drinking dirty water puts lives at risk. In fact, every two minutes a child dies from water-borne diseases. But it doesn’t have to be this way.Donate now and you could help to install a gravity flow system to pipe clean water to a remote community like Mayas’s. So that children like him can stay healthy, learn and thrive.We'll keep working until everyone, everywhere has clean water close to home. But we can’t do it without you. This Christmas, and Happy New Year 2023 will you give a gift that really could save lives?
Every year, more than 20 volunteers actively commit themselves with Sankalpa Nepal to improve the lives of children and their families around the South Asia Nepal. For this, we would like to say a big thank you to all our volunteers around the Nepal. Your commitment is invaluable, and your impact is enormous. Together we are able to support children and their families in a sustainable way.

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Posted 10 months ago

Latinath Women, a women’s farmer group from Darma village in Darchula Nepal, Sankalpa Nepal a NGOs Narayan Joshi, previously had to travel far to collect water from a spring for irrigation purposes. Supported by Sankalpa Nepal, this group has recently finished constructing a simple water capturing pond near their garden, which is filled with rain water. Sankalpa has assisted 25 women farmer groups to harvest and store rainwater/spring water to irrigate their gardens. This activity is conducted under the Food security Project supported by the Water Charity's Fund for Local Initiatives.

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