Nepalese Youth For Climate Action- Jhapa

Nepalese Youth For Climate Action- Jhapa NYCA Jhapa is a youth lead coalition of the Nepalese youth and youth group in Jhapa estd in 2021 A.D.

🌍🌍 World Environment Day 2026 🌱Nature inspires. Action protects.This World Environment Day, let's turn awareness into ac...
05/06/2026

🌍🌍 World Environment Day 2026

🌱Nature inspires. Action protects.

This World Environment Day, let's turn awareness into action and commitment into impact. Together, we can build a greener, cleaner, and climate-resilient future.

🌱 One Earth. One Future. Our Responsibility.

🌍✨ Looking back at an inspiring and transformative experience at the 10th Nepalese Youth Conference on Climate Change (N...
31/05/2026

🌍✨ Looking back at an inspiring and transformative experience at the 10th Nepalese Youth Conference on Climate Change (NYCCC)!

For three incredible days, young climate leaders from across Nepal came together to learn, connect, and collaborate for a more sustainable future.

📍 Day 1: Setting the Context and Communicating Climate Change
We explored the realities of the climate crisis and the importance of effective climate communication in driving awareness and action.

📍 Day 2: Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs)
Through engaging discussions and interactive sessions, we deepened our understanding of Nepal's climate commitments and the critical role of youth in strengthening climate ambition.

📍 Day 3: Connecting Advocacy to Innovation
We discovered how innovative ideas, local solutions, and collective action can turn climate commitments into meaningful impact on the ground.

Beyond the sessions and presentations, one of the most meaningful aspects of NYCCC was connecting with passionate changemakers from across the country who share a common commitment to climate action. Sharing experiences, exchanging ideas, and building friendships reminded us that climate action is not an individual journey but a collective movement.

We leave the conference with stronger networks, fresh perspectives, practical knowledge, and renewed determination to create positive change in our communities.

A heartfelt thank you to Nepalese Youth for Climate Action (NYCA), the organizing team, facilitators, speakers, and every participant who contributed to making this conference a truly meaningful platform for learning, collaboration, and youth empowerment.

The conversations may have ended, but the commitment continues. Let's carry this energy forward and work together for a greener, more resilient, and climate-just Nepal. 🌱🇳🇵

Article 18Let’s read an insightful article written by Outreach Coordinator of NYCA Jhapa Mr. Maneesh Bhushal on the topi...
31/05/2026

Article 18

Let’s read an insightful article written by Outreach Coordinator of NYCA Jhapa Mr. Maneesh Bhushal on the topic: “Circular Economy: A Major Solution for Integrated Solid Waste Management.” ♻️🌍

The article explores how the circular economy can address Nepal’s growing solid waste challenges by promoting waste reduction, source segregation, recycling, composting, and resource recovery. It highlights the environmental and public health impacts of unmanaged waste, including methane emissions, air pollution, and ecosystem degradation. 🌱🏙️

Moving away from the traditional “take-make-dispose” model and embracing circular economy principles can transform waste into valuable resources, create green opportunities, reduce pollution, and strengthen climate resilience. A collective effort from citizens, local governments, businesses, and institutions is essential to build a cleaner, healthier, and more sustainable Nepal. 🇳🇵✨










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30/05/2026

Red Saturday: Week 3
By Lal Bahadur

Tuesday Story 🌾For 38 years, a farmer from Chitwan chose patience over chemicals.While many moved toward fertilisers and...
26/05/2026

Tuesday Story 🌾

For 38 years, a farmer from Chitwan chose patience over chemicals.

While many moved toward fertilisers and fast production, he believed healthy soil creates healthy food and healthier lives. He continued organic farming with one simple belief: “Chemical-free soil is the foundation of prosperity.”

Today, his story reminds us that sustainable agriculture is not backward, it is the future.

As dependence on imported fertilisers and seeds grows, Nepal’s food security and farming independence matter more than ever. Protecting local seeds, restoring soil health, and supporting organic farming are climate actions too.
For more information go through the link: https://nepalitimes.com/the-organic-uncle-of-chitwan

The land gives back when we care for it. 🌱






21/05/2026

The wait is almost over for the 10th National Youth Conference on Climate Change (10th NYCCC)! 🔥🌍

Starting from May 22, Nepal’s biggest youth-led climate conference, hosted by Nepalese Youth for Climate Action (NYCA), is all set to unite passionate young leaders, innovators, advocates, and changemakers from across the country. 🌱✨

Get ready for inspiring discussions, powerful ideas, meaningful connections, and collective action.💚




🐝🌍 On the occasion of World Bee Day 2026,Nepalese Youth for Climate Action Jhapa (NYCA Jhapa) successfully organized an ...
20/05/2026

🐝🌍 On the occasion of World Bee Day 2026,
Nepalese Youth for Climate Action Jhapa (NYCA Jhapa) successfully organized an insightful discussion session on“Effect of Climate Change on Bee Population” with the objective of raising awareness and encouraging meaningful discussion on the growing impact of climate change on bees, pollination, and biodiversity.

The session was presented by Ms. Sanchita Bhandari, Member of NYCA Jhapa, and enriched by the valuable insights and experiences of our honored guest speakers:

🔸 Mr. Subodh Khanal: Campus Chief, Gauradaha Agriculture Campus (GAC)
🔸 Mr. Shiva Neupane: Agriculture Officer, Gauradaha Municipality
🔸 Mr. Nabin Nepal: World Food Forum PYT, Koshi Province

The discussion highlighted the crucial role of bees in maintaining ecosystems and food security, while also addressing how climate change, habitat loss, and environmental degradation are threatening bee populations globally and locally. Participants actively engaged in discussions on biodiversity conservation, sustainable agricultural practices, and the importance of collective climate action to protect pollinators and nature. 🌱🐝

Special appreciation to an incredible Member of Nyca Jhapa Ms. Sanchita Bhandarifor her insightful presentation and we would also like to sincerely thank all the speakers, collaborating organization, participants, and all the helping hands who contributed their time, ideas, and energy to make this session meaningful and successful.

Together, we continue raising awareness, inspiring youth engagement, and working towards a more sustainable and biodiversity-friendly future. 🌍💛


🐝 World Bee Day 2026 🐝“Bee together for people and the planet - A partnership that sustains us all.”Bees sustain biodive...
20/05/2026

🐝 World Bee Day 2026 🐝

“Bee together for people and the planet - A partnership that sustains us all.”

Bees sustain biodiversity, food systems, and healthy ecosystems. Their survival is deeply connected to our own.







🐝 Buzzing for a Better Future! 🌼Bees may be small, but their impact on our planet is enormous. From pollinating crops to...
19/05/2026

🐝 Buzzing for a Better Future! 🌼

Bees may be small, but their impact on our planet is enormous. From pollinating crops to maintaining biodiversity, these tiny creatures are essential for life on Earth. Yet, climate change is putting their survival at risk. 🌍⚠️

On this World Bee Day, join us for a meaningful discussion on the “Effect of Climate Change on Bee Population” and be part of the conversation for a greener and more sustainable future. 💛✨

📅 Wednesday, 20 May 2026
🕑 2 PM onwards
📍 GAC Hall

Let’s protect the pollinators that keep our world buzzing! 🐝🌱

Article: 17Let’s read an insightful article written by Network Coordinator of NYCA Jhapa Ms. Asmita Aryal from Gauradaha...
17/05/2026

Article: 17

Let’s read an insightful article written by Network Coordinator of NYCA Jhapa Ms. Asmita Aryal from Gauradaha Agriculture Campus on the topic: “Neglected and Underutilized Species of Nepal.” 🌾🇳🇵

The article highlights how traditional crops like millet, buckwheat, barley, yam, and indigenous beans can strengthen food security, nutrition, biodiversity, and climate resilience in Nepal. 🌱✨

Reviving and promoting these forgotten crops can help Nepal build a stronger, more sustainable, and diversified food system while preserving our rich agricultural heritage. Greater focus on research, conservation, commercialization, and awareness of NUS crops is essential for a resilient agricultural future. 🌍🌾

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