The Partners Nepal (TPN), established in 2009, is a non-governmental organization dedicated to assisting mountain people in Nepal. TPN empowers these communities by giving them financial support and other resources that help them overcome poverty and handle various social and environmental issues. TPN’s projects promote sustainable development and resilience, giving marginalized groups the tools they need to achieve a brighter future.
The Partners Nepal was established by people with extensive expertise supporting mountain communities in a variety of sectors, including protected area management, community forest management, natural and cultural heritage conservation and restoration, community-based ecotourism, and livelihood improvement. TPN’s strength is that it is made up of members and personnel who spent a long time at The Mountain Institute (TMI), which worked to help impoverished mountain villages.
The Vision of Partners in Nepal
“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”
The Mission of The Partners Nepal
“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.”
