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Support Nepal, Min Bhawan, Kathmandu (2026)

15/04/2026

Local voices for Lasting peace!

Non-violence communication and mediation are essential tools for members of the Tole Development Organization(TDO). As TDOs play an increasingly active role in community development and contribute to creating inclusive local governance, the ability to communicate with empathy, listen mindfully, and mediate with care becomes essential, especially when working alongside the most marginalized and vulnerable communities. Support Nepal, in collaboration with Kurve Wustrow organized a training on "Non-violence communication and mediation" to create a space for learning and sharing amongst the TDOs, representative of Citizen Help Desk and Women, children, and senior citizens of Matihani Municipality-Mahottari and Dhanauji Rural Municipality-Dhanusha.
The participants of this training reflected on how mindful listening, self-care, and understanding each other with empathy were powerful tools for building inclusive, participatory, and transparent decision-making in their communities.
The training created a meaningful space for learning and exchange amongst the participants, and at the end, walking away with a deeper understanding of how non-violent communication can be a pathway to greater peace and sustainable community development.

02/04/2026

Empowering Youth for Stronger Communities!

Support Nepal, in partnership with Plan International Nepal organized a three-day Youth Network Capacity Building Training under the Girls Standing Strong (GSS) project at Tinkoriya, Bidheha Municipality. This training was an opportunity to bring together 24 youth club members from four youth clubs of Kamala and Sahidnagar Municipalities in Dhanusha district who are committed to taking a more active role in their communities, bringing forth positive change.
This training focused on strengthening youths’ understanding of local governance, providing them with practical insights into how local systems function and how they can meaningfully engage with these structures. Throughout the training, participants also explored ways to enhance their planning and coordination skills through interactive discussions and group exercises, enabling them to better design and implement community-based initiatives.
The training involved methods to create a supportive space for participants to build their confidence in advocacy, raise their voices, share their perspectives, and contribute to more inclusive and effective youth engagement in local-level development.
Local government’s participation in this training displayed and affirmed their commitment to supporting the youth club to apply their learning to create meaningful and lasting change in Kamala and Sahidnagar Municipality.

15/03/2026

Celebrating the power, courage, and potential of women!

On the occasion of the 116th International Women’s Day, the Girls Standing Strong Project celebrated women’s strength and dignity in Kamala Municipality and Shahidnagar Municipality of Dhanusha district. This celebration brought together stakeholders, mothers’ groups, FCHV, Male engagement group participants, and youth clubs and all the essential stakeholders of the Girls Standing Strong Project. The celebration aimed not only to honor women’s contributions but also to create a platform for dialogue and reflection within the community in creating equality. Male Engagement Group's participation in this celebration highlighted and marked the importance of positive change in men’s attitudes and behaviors toward women within their families and communities. During the program, male participants openly shared how the Male Engagement sessions have influenced their thinking, and behavior encouraging greater respect, support, and shared responsibility toward the women in their homes to eliminate harmful gendered practices.
The celebration encouraged respect for women and inspired women in the Madhesh community to move forward and to lead at every level beyond traditional gender roles.

22/01/2026

Shaping Nepal’s Development- Together, Beyond Graduation!

As Nepal prepares to graduate from Least Developed Country (LDC) to Developing Country status in November 2025, the country stands at a critical turning point in its journey towards the Sustainable Development Goals. This shift will bring new opportunities- but also tough challenges- for inclusive and sustainable development.
To move beyond symbolic “graduation” and address real issues on the ground, federal, provincial and local governments must work together with communities that are often left unheard. With this aim, Support Nepal, in collaboration with Kurve Wustrow, convened representatives from the National Assembly’s committees, the Madhesi Commission, the Muslim Commission, Provincial Assembly members, local representatives from Matihani Municipality and Dhanauji Rural Municipality, and civil society organizations.
Together, they reflected on what has been achieved so far and discussed practical, collective actions for the coming years. The event served as a starting point for more coordinated policy and program efforts- during and beyond the LDC graduation period- to ensure that Nepal’s development is truly inclusive and sustainable.

15/01/2026

Strengthening Communities, Empowering Girls: CCEP's Mid-term M&E !

Support Nepal, in collaboration with Plan International Nepal successfully conducted a mid-term monitoring and evaluation of the Community-Centered Empowerment Project (CCEP) in Kamala and Shahidnagar Municipalities of Dhanusha District.
The monitoring visit was led by a representative from the Social Welfare Council (SWC) along with the Plan International Nepal Regional Office, Janakpur team. The team held productive discussions with Mayors, Deputy Mayors, Ward Chairpersons, and municipal department heads at Kamala Municipality to assess project progress, effectiveness, and the positive changes brought to the community. As part of the field visit, the team observed the Stimulation Corner at the Health Post in Ward No. 2, Machi (Kamala Municipality), supporting early childhood development for children under the age of three years. The team also interacted with Campaign of Change (CoC)s, which includes adolescent girls and young women aged 16–20 years at Ward No. 7, Dhabauli (Shahidnagar Municipality) to gather first-hand feedback and witness the project’s impact at the grassroots level. This visit reflected strong collaboration, shared commitment, and encouraging progress toward empowering girls, nurturing young children, and building resilient communities.

28/12/2025

Mainstreaming GESI for Sustainable Change!

Gender Equality and Social Inclusion (GESI) is not merely a policy requirement but a foundation of a development process that responds to the needs and aspirations of all members of the community especially of poor, vulnerable, excluded, and marginalized groups. Recognizing and addressing the specific GESI needs of the community is essential for local governments, and mainstreaming GESI into planning and strategy is a fundamental component of Inclusive and Sustainable governance.
In response to this need, Support Nepal, in collaboration with Kurve Wustrow, organized a GESI Mainstreaming and Strategic Workshop with the participation of local representatives and key officials from Matihani Municipality of Mahottari district and Dhanauji Rural Municipality of Dhanusha district. This workshop was a platform for representatives from both local levels to assess and reflect on their ongoing efforts to advance GESI and further discuss additional strategies to strengthen their future initiatives.

24/12/2025

Building a brighter future starts early!

Responsive caregiving, adequate nutrition, early learning opportunities, and ensuring health, safety, and security are an essential component of the Early Childhood Development (ECD). Local government plays an essential role to ensure that each children have equal and adequate access to these crucial elements for EDC. In response to this need, Sahidnagar Municipality, of Dhanusha District hosted a workshop to develop its very own Early Childhood Development (ECD) Strategy in collaboration with Support Nepal, Seto Gurans Bal Bikash Sewa, and Plan International Nepal
Bringing together local leaders, ECD and early grade teachers, health workers, Female Community Health Volunteer (FCHVs), President of Health Mother Group and community members, the workshop created a shared platform for dialogue, learning, and collective planning to ensure a strong start for children from pregnancy to 8 years of age.
The workshop included Focus Group Discussions (FGDs), Key Informant Interviews (KIIs), and interactive learning sessions, enabling participants to reflect on local realities and priorities. Discussions highlighted the importance of nurturing care, responsive parenting, and safe, stimulating environments for young children and special focus was given to sensory development and its role in early learning, reinforcing the idea that children learn best through play, interaction, and exploration.
“Early childhood is the foundation of lifelong learning. Investing in these early years means investing in the future of our community.” shared a participant.

11/12/2025

Encouraging Collaboration, Fostering Inclusive Development!

Coordination between Tole Development Organizations and local representatives is essential for inclusive and sustainable community development. Their roles complement one another, creating space for community members to voice their needs and participate meaningfully in addressing them. Recognizing this need, Support Nepal, in collaboration with Kurve Wustrow, organized an event that brought together local representatives from Matihani Municipality and Dhanauji Rural Municipality, along with members of Tole Development Organizations and Civil Society Organizations. Participants explored effective communication practices, collective approaches to problem-solving, and the application of Do-No-Harm principles.

The event served not only as a platform to strengthen technical capacities for coordination, but also as a space to advance participatory and holistic development. This event encouraged everyone to collectively participate for more aligned local efforts that are inclusive, responsive, and sustainable.

09/12/2025

Shared Learning for Shared Vision!

To drive positive change, it is essential to strengthen leadership, good governance, and advocacy skills, empowering young people to actively contribute to social transformation and the Sustainable Development Goals. With this vision, Support Nepal in collaboration with Plan International Nepal conducted a “Youth Networks Institutional Capacity Building Training” at Tinkoriya, Bidheha Municipality.

The participants consisted of Youth Club members from Kamala Municipality and Sahidnagar municipality. This event served as a platform for these young leaders to exchange ideas and learnings for sustainable growth. Through the training, participants gained improved confidence and understanding of local governance, enhanced planning and coordination skills, stronger advocacy abilities for youth participation, and increased collaboration for collective community impact.

28/11/2025

Youth as Agents of Peace!

Recognizing the incredible potential of youth to shape a more peaceful societies, Support Nepal, in coordination with KURVE Wustrow, organized an Oratory Competition at Shriram Secondary School of Matihani Municipality, Mahottari and Shankar Secondary School of Dhanauji Rural Municipality, Dhanusha.

This friendly competition provided an opportunity for students to hone their public-speaking skills while reflecting on the important role "Youths Role in Peacebuilding".

The students and the participants of this event shared how young people can contribute to ultimately create peaceful communities by promoting dialogue and establishing equality.

25/11/2025

Strengthening Advocacy for Equality!

Support Nepal successfully conducted a three-day COC ToT Refresher Training in Kamala Municipality, in collaboration with Plan International Nepal under the Girls Standing Strong(GSS) Project.
This refresher training aimed to strengthen participants’ facilitation skills in delivering sessions on girls’ empowerment, gender equality, SRHR, positive masculinity, and the meaningful engagement of boys. Facilitators from both Kamala and Sahidnagar Municipalities took part, along with field supervisors and officers from Support Nepal team. This training enhanced their confidence, refreshed essential skills, and motivated them to continue creating safe, inclusive, and empowering spaces for adolescents in their communities.

10/11/2025

Celebrating Change!

Support Nepal in coordination with Plan International Nepal celebrates the Champions of Change-CoC's Graduation to Lead Equality in Dhanusha District. This journey of 18 months was full of continuous learning, reflection, and action. The CoC's Graduation Ceremony was celebrated in Kamala and Sahidnagar Municipalities, marking an inspiring milestone for our dedicated staff, facilitators, and over 100 adolescent girls, boys, and young women and men.
Throughout the journey, participants engaged in interactive sessions on Gender Equality & Positive Masculinity, Leadership & Empowerment, SRHR Education, Ending Child, Early & Forced Marriage, and Community Mobilization.
While celebrating this graduation ceremony, participants proudly reflected on their CoC journey and how it has positively changed their perspectives, helped gaining self-confidence, raising their voices for equality, and receiving strong support from their families and communities.
Together, these young Champions of Change are breaking barriers, promoting gender equality, and shaping a brighter, more inclusive future.

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