Horticulture Support in Chheskam

Serve The Mountain Communities

With funding from The Partners Nepal, barren land in Desenam Sambhu, Chheskam village has been revitalized through the planting of 1,160 citrus saplings. This initiative restores unused land, supports income generation for a community with limited livelihood options, and enhances local greenery. With the new road alignment, transporting and marketing fruits from Chheskam has become more feasible. The program is being implemented on the ground by The Partners Nepal’s partner, the Chamlang Society Youth Group.

With funding from The Partners Nepal and implementation by the Chamlang Society Youth Group, barren land in Desenam Sambhu, Chheskam has been converted into productive orchards with 1,160 orange and lemon trees. This initiative restores degraded land, enhances greenery, and improves resilience against oil erosion and climate impacts. It also creates future income opportunities for local families, supports better nutrition, and enables market access through the new road link. By empowering youth and farmers, the project transforms unused land into a sustainable source of livelihoods and community pride for Chheskam.

“On behalf of Chheskam village, Mahakulung, and the Chamlang Society Youth Group, we sincerely thank The Partners Nepal for transforming barren land into productive citrus farms, creating greenery and new income opportunities for our community.”

Greetings, Dhan Bahadur Rai, ward chairman of Mahakulung-1, Chheskam