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View moreThe Partners Nepal, Serving the Mountain Communities
Established in 2012, The Partners Nepal (TPN) is a non-government organization in Nepal that aims to serve the mountain communities that lack the financial and other resources to overcome poverty and other social and environmental problems on their own.
Our Vision
Establish a platform for mountain communities in conserving mountain ecosystems, conservation, and restoration of natural and cultural heritage, and to improve mountain communities’ sustainable livelihoods.
Our Mission
Help the poor communities find a way to make money that will last and set up practices that will improve the local environment for people living there now and in the future.
SERVING MOUNTAIN COMMUNITIES
Sustaining Mountain Communities Together
The Partners Nepal (TPN) works with mountain communities to restore ecosystems, conserve natural and cultural heritage, and improve livelihoods through tree plantation, sustainable trails, ecotourism, and community initiatives.
One Day, One Tree
Unique concept that will help to restore and protect the mountain environment and ecosystems
Sir Edmund Hillary Memorial Museum & Elder Care Center
A home for the senior citizens in need.
Current Projects
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Our Team
Our Dedicated And Compassionate Team Members
Ang Rita Sherpa
Chairman
31 years of experience in management of protected areas, eco-tourism, community-based tourism, and sustainable and livelihood development
Bhem Raj Rai
Secretary
worked in The Mountain Institute as Conservation and Livelihood Program Officer over the period before joining The Partners Nepal
Bhala Kaji Kulung
Treasurer
Project officer of Himalayan Natural Fibre Foundation since 2008 and involved at The Mountain Institute’s Nepal programs from 1999-2008 in various positions including the finance and program officer
Dambar Thapa
Executive Member
over 20 years of experience in participatory natural resource management and community development program and Climate Change Adaptation
Shova Rai
Executive Member
involved at The Mountain Institute’s Nepal program before she joined the International Humanitarian Organization.She is a passionate advocate of peace, human rights and social development
Chet Kumar Khatri
Executive Member
Chet Kumar Khatri has more than 17 years of experience as a development professional and an expert in the humanitar
Januka Kulung
Executive Member
Our Working Areas
Our working Areas
One Day One Tree
Senior Citizen Support
School Support
Climate Change
Women Allo Production Centre
Rural Relief Support
Cultural Heritage
Horticulture Support
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