Nepal Development Society

01/05/2026

“High blood pressure often has no symptoms but regular monitoring can save lives.”

As part of May Measure Month 2026, Dayahang Rai, one of Nepal’s most popular actors, shared an important message on the value of regular blood pressure checks during an awareness event at Mandala Theatre Nepal.

This three-month campaign, organized in collaboration with International Society of Hypertension and Nepal Development Society, aims to raise awareness about hypertension and encourage everyone to know their numbers for a healthier future.

15/04/2026

Our dedicated team from Nepal Development Society actively participated in the 12th NHRC conference, shared key achievements, and highlighted the impact of their continuous hard work and commitment. Proud of our collective efforts!

15/04/2026

नयाँ वर्ष २०८३ काे पावन अवसरमा सम्पुर्ण नेपालिहरूमा सुस्वास्थ्य, शान्ति एवम् प्रगतिकाे कामना सहित मंगलमय शुभकामना ब्यक्त गर्दछाैं ।

09/04/2026

Nepal Development Society organized signing ceremony to establish the Center of Excellence (CoE) under the ENSURE Nepal Project, bringing together key stakeholders including recruitment agencies, pre-departure orientation training centers, and health screening centers.

ENSURE-Nepal is La Isla Network’s project funded by cooperative agreement with United States Department of State. The project is being implemented in partnership with PNCC and POURAKHI Nepal, with Nepal Development Society as the lead organization. The project is piloting interventions to address challenges faced by labor migrants and to promote safer, more ethical migration practices in Nepal.

09/04/2026

Attending NHRC Summit? Check out our lineup.

05/04/2026

We are hiring.

Vacancy announcement NeDS in collaboration with Monash university is undertaking a five- year research project targeting three municipalities: Changuranayan, Manohara and Pokhara municipality in Nepal. Co-Designing a Multi-level Intervention for Improving Continuum of Care for Non-Communicable Disea...

27/01/2026

COE consultative meeting under JTIP Project is happening now.

21/01/2026

We are delighted to share that Nepal Development Society (NeDS) successfully conducted its 12th Annual General Meeting (AGM) on 10th Jan 2026, bringing together our dedicated team, members, and well wishers to reflect on our accomplishments and discuss strategic steps for the years ahead.The AGM provided a meaningful platform to review progress across our programs, celebrate achievements in community health and development, and reaffirm our commitment to evidence-based initiatives for a healthier and more resilient Nepal.
Thank you to all our members, partners, and supporters for your unwavering trust and contribution. Your continued support strengthens our mission and inspires us to work even harder for impactful development across Nepal.
Let us continue working together to build healthier communities and creating sustainable change.

21/01/2026

A Municipality-level Project Advisory Committee (MPAC) meeting was held on 6 January 2026 at Hotel Subham, Chaubiskoti. Ms. Gita Shah presented the proposed project focusing on occupational health and heat stress among manual construction workers in Bharatpur. A total of 16 participants attended the meeting, including the Deputy Mayor of Bharatpur Metropolitan City, Deputy Administrative Chief, Administrative Officer, Section Heads from Health, Education, Women and Children, and Physical Infrastructure Sections, along with representatives from other relevant municipal sections and stakeholders. Municipal representatives appreciated the evidence-based approach, expressed interest in the upcoming research findings, and committed to supporting the project moving forward.

31/12/2025

Thank you for your support in 2025—looking forward to achieving more together!
Wish you all a Very Happy New Year 2026.

18/12/2025

On 17 December 2025, Nepal Development Society officially handed over the Final Guideline on Household-Level Waste Management to the Honorable Mayor of Janakpur Sub-Metropolitan City, Mr. Manoj Kumar Sah, in the presence of respected department heads from the Environment, Agriculture, and Health Departments. The handover marks an important step toward improving household-level waste management in the city. The process to endorse the guideline through the Municipal Executive (Karyapalika) has already begun, and it will be presented in tomorrow’s Karyapalika meeting, from where the approval process will move forward. Once approved, the guideline is expected to be implemented soon, contributing to better environmental protection, public health, and sustainable urban development in Janakpur Sub-Metropolitan City.