WISE Nepal

08/05/2026

🌱♻️ From agricultural waste to climate-smart farming!

WISE Nepal is promoting sustainable agriculture through innovative organic fertilizers made from rice hulls, forest leaf litter, charcoal, manure, micronutrients, and natural nitrogen sources like azolla. Combined with biodegradable hydrogel and seed-coating technologies, our approach helps improve soil health, reduce chemical fertilizer use, conserve water, and strengthen climate resilience for smallholder farmers.

By empowering women-led agricultural communities and transforming local resources into sustainable solutions, we are working toward a greener, healthier, and more food-secure future for Nepal and South Asia. 🌾💧👩‍🌾

20/04/2026

A professional model illustrating sustainable climate-smart agricultural practices, featuring a solar-powered borehole integrated with an efficient drip irrigation system for cabbage cultivation. The system demonstrates water conservation, renewable energy use, and improved crop resilience, ensuring high-quality production, environmental sustainability, and increased agricultural productivity.

17/04/2026

What if farmers could know exactly what their crops need—no guesswork, no waste?

At WISE Nepal, we are introducing the Nutrient Expert Tool—a simple, science-based solution that helps farmers apply the right fertilizer, at the right time, in the right amount.

📱 Easy digital guidance for farmers
🌱 Better crop yields with balanced nutrients
💧 Reduced fertilizer use and environmental impact
💰 Lower input costs, higher profit

This is how we move toward climate-smart agriculture—where knowledge meets innovation in every field.

✨ Small decisions. Big Impact.

Want to know more? https://wiseinfonepal.org/

15/04/2026

At WISE Nepal, we believe small ideas can create big change.
From transforming organic waste into biofertilizer to supporting women-led farming solutions, we are building a future that is sustainable, resilient, and locally driven.

👩‍🌾 Empowering farmers
♻️ Promoting circular agriculture
🌍 Reducing chemical dependency

Together, we can grow healthier soil, stronger communities, and a better Nepal.

15/04/2026

Hear more about our Founder Mrs. Samjhana Khanal on her own words with World Bank. Mrs. Samjhana recently received World Bank’s Margaret McNAMARA grant for her work and research!

Samjhana Khanal, from Nepal, is doing a doctorate in plant genetics with a biotechnology minor at the University of California, Davis. Her research focuses on “healthy germplasms of vegetables” and aims to address the yield production and nutritional deficit especially evident in women and child...

15/04/2026

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