Nepal Wireless Networking Project — Mahabir Pun's Himalayan Village-to-Village Internet
Starting from a single WiFi link to Pokhara in 2002, teacher Mahabir Pun and volunteer engineers built the Nepal Wireless Networking Project, …
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Starting from a single WiFi link to Pokhara in 2002, teacher Mahabir Pun and volunteer engineers built the Nepal Wireless Networking Project, …
In Nepal's Kailali and Doti districts, Restless Development and UN Women ran a 2015–2017 peer-education programme against chhaupadi menstrual exile huts, cutting …
OLE Nepal deploys offline digital libraries (E-Pustakalaya) and interactive learning software (E-Paath) on local servers in remote Nepali schools without internet access, …
A cluster-randomised trial in Nepal's Terai region combined a 9-month couples' curriculum with an 8-month community diffusion campaign, finding sustained reductions in …
In 2012–13 the Government of Nepal, World Bank/GFDRR and 1,500+ trained volunteers built Nepal's first open, crowdsourced map of Kathmandu Valley — …
In December 2024 UNICEF and ATscale launched 'Dina,' Nepal's first Nepali-language text-to-speech voice, pretested with about 15 young volunteers with visual impairments …
A 1995 Supreme Court case brought by lawyer Meera Dhungana forced Nepal to rewrite its inheritance law; a partial 2002 fix let …
Nepal's 2015 Constitution mandated 40% women in all state organs; the 2017 local elections resulted in 14,352 women elected—40.96% of 35,041 representatives—making …
Nepal Customs built an in-house machine-learning module inside ASYCUDA World, now running in the six largest customs offices, screening ~90% of commercial …
Since 2011, Nepal's health ministry has built hospital-based One-Stop Crisis Management Centres for gender-based-violence survivors, reaching 88 centres in 77 districts by …
Launched in March 2022, Kathmandu Metropolitan City partnered with UNDP Nepal and Impact Hub Kathmandu to run K-Hub, a 4-month municipal startup …
Nepal received its first-ever REDD+ results-based payment - US$9.4 million from the World Bank's FCPF - in November 2025, after independently verifying …
Nepal's Ministry of Health and Population and UNFPA, with Google and the British Embassy, built SITA, an AI platform for querying national …
ITU and Nepal's Telecommunications Authority ran a 2025 multi-city programme for girls 12–24 — a Kathmandu Valley launch, coding challenges in Butwal …
Since Nepal's 1993 Forestry Act, 22,000+ Community Forest User Groups manage 2.3 million hectares — a third of national forest. NASA/Landsat data …
OLE Nepal's 'intelligent OCR' (iOCR) converts scanned Nepali/English documents into screen-reader-compatible e-books, filling a gap in Nepali-script OCR. Built with KDDI Foundation …
Nepal's $80m World Bank-financed REED project pairs rural agri-SMEs with mentors for business diagnostics and coaching; two Pokhara firms tracked by the …
Nepal has tagged its national budget by gender impact since FY2007-08, with the directly gender-responsive share rising from 11.03% to over 40%. …
A telecom-revenue levy fund used by Nepal's regulator to subsidise rural connectivity for over two decades — with real disbursement to ISPs, …
Prayatna Nepal, an organisation led by visually impaired women, audited 20 government and private websites and 10 mobile apps against WCAG and …
A pilot bringing coding, web development, design and generative-AI literacy — plus dedicated AI-safety workshops — to 500 marginalised girls across 40 …
Nepal's jurisdictional REDD+ programme covering 1.7M ha of the Terai Arc Landscape: 2.4M tCO2e reduced 2018–2024, US$9.4M World Bank FCPF payment (2025). …
Nepal's first REDD+ pilot paid 112 community forest user groups across three watersheds (Dolakha, Chitwan, Gorkha) via new Forest Carbon Trust Funds …
A radio drama and weekly community listening groups run by Equal Access International in Chitwan, Nawalparasi and Kapilvastu, Nepal. A cluster-randomised trial …
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