CLEAN UP NEPAL

20/08/2026

19th August 2026 — Skill Development Training (SDT-0) successfully commenced under the Green Job Creation through Recycling and Upcycling (GCRU) Project, bringing together 29 participants (24 female and 5 male) from East Cluster Wards No. 17 and 21 of Pokhara Metropolitan City.

The Skill Development Training and RU Groups Support Program under the GCRU Project, implemented by CLEAN UP NEPAL in joint venture with Green Road Waste Management, continues to contribute towards promoting green employment opportunities and sustainable waste management practices within the community. The project is implemented with support from KOICA 네팔 사무소 (KOICA Nepal Office) and UNDP Nepal in coordination with Pokhara Metropolitan City.

Through interactive sessions and practical learning, the training aimed to build participants' foundational knowledge of solid waste management while encouraging them to explore recycling and upcycling as viable green business opportunities that contribute to sustainable livelihoods and a circular economy.

This training marks an important step towards strengthening community-based recycling and upcycling initiatives, fostering green entrepreneurship, and advancing the GCRU Project's vision of creating sustainable livelihoods while contributing to a cleaner and greener Pokhara.

20/08/2026

17th August 2026 — Skill Development Training (SDT-0) successfully commenced under the Green Job Creation through Recycling and Upcycling (GCRU) Project, bringing together 32 participants (23 female and 9 male) from East Cluster Wards No. 10, 15 and 28 of Pokhara Metropolitan City.

The Skill Development Training and RU Groups Support Program under the GCRU Project, implemented by CLEAN UP NEPALin joint venture with Green Road Waste Management, continues to contribute towards promoting green employment opportunities and sustainable waste management practices within the community. The project is implemented with support from KOICA 네팔 사무소 (KOICA Nepal Office) and UNDP Nepal in coordination with Pokhara Metropolitan City.

Through interactive sessions and practical learning, the training aimed to build participants' foundational knowledge of solid waste management while encouraging them to explore recycling and upcycling as viable green business opportunities that contribute to sustainable livelihoods and a circular economy.

This training marks an important step towards strengthening community-based recycling and upcycling initiatives, fostering green entrepreneurship, and advancing the GCRU Project's vision of creating sustainable livelihoods while contributing to a cleaner and greener Pokhara.

19/08/2026

CLEAN UP NEPAL invites interested/potential suppliers/companies/firms to submit their sealed quotations Supply, Delivery, Installation and Commissioning of Machinery and Equipment's Items, and Construction Materials at Pokhara Metropolitan City under the project "Green Job Creation through Recycling and Upcycling in Pokhara (GCRU)" project, along with all required legal documents as mentioned in the RFQ by 24 August 2026, 5:00 PM.

For more information, click here:
https://www.jobsnepal.com/request-for-sealed-quotation-supply-delivery-installation-and-commissioning-of-machinery-and-equipments-items-and-construction-materials-at-pokhara-metropolitan-city-143742

19/08/2026

CLEAN UP NEPAL, with support from Standard Chartered Nepal, under Building a Circular and Resilient Vulnerable Community through Waste Innovation project distributed 36 colorful waste bins, including 12 swipe dustbins and 12 compost bins, to 12 public schools in Katahariya Municipality, Rautahat, to strengthen waste segregation and composting practices in schools under the Zero Waste at School (ZWAS) initiative.

The distribution of these bins will help schools establish more effective waste segregation systems, promote composting of organic waste, and encourage responsible waste management practices among students, teachers, and school communities.

By providing schools with the necessary infrastructure, the initiative aims to turn proper waste management into everyday practice while creating cleaner, greener, and more sustainable learning environments.

This effort marks another step toward fostering a culture of waste segregation, composting, and environmental responsibility among students and school communities in Katahariya Municipality.

18/08/2026

17 August 2026 — Skill Development Training (SDT-0) was successfully conducted under the Green Job Creation through Recycling and Upcycling (GCRU) Project, bringing together 37 participants (27 female and 10 male) from West Cluster Wards No. 6, 18, 22, 23 and 24 of Pokhara Metropolitan City.

The Skill Development Training and RU Groups Support Program under the GCRU Project, implemented by CLEAN UP NEPAL in joint venture with Doko Foundation, continues to contribute towards promoting green employment opportunities and sustainable waste management practices within the community. The project is implemented with support from KOICA 네팔 사무소 (KOICA Nepal Office) and UNDP Nepal in coordination with Pokhara Metropolitan City.

Through interactive sessions and practical learning, the training aimed to build participants' foundational knowledge of solid waste management while encouraging them to explore recycling and upcycling as viable green business opportunities that contribute to sustainable livelihoods and a circular economy.

This training marks an important step towards strengthening community-based recycling and upcycling initiatives, fostering green entrepreneurship, and advancing the GCRU Project's vision of creating sustainable livelihoods while contributing to a cleaner and greener Pokhara.

17/08/2026

14th August 2026 — Skill Development Training (SDT-0) successfully commenced under the Green Job Creation through Recycling and Upcycling (GCRU) Project, bringing together 51 participants (36 female and 15 male) from East Cluster Ward No. 14 of Pokhara Metropolitan City.

The Skill Development Training and RU Groups Support Program under the GCRU Project, implemented by CLEAN UP NEPAL in joint venture with Green Road Waste Management, continues to contribute towards promoting green employment opportunities and sustainable waste management practices within the community. The project is implemented with support from KOICA 네팔 사무소 (KOICA Nepal Office) and UNDP Nepal in coordination with Pokhara Metropolitan City.

Through interactive sessions and practical learning, the training aimed to build participants' foundational knowledge of solid waste management while encouraging them to explore recycling and upcycling as viable green business opportunities that contribute to sustainable livelihoods and a circular economy.

This training marks an important step towards strengthening community-based recycling and upcycling initiatives, fostering green entrepreneurship, and advancing the GCRU Project's vision of creating sustainable livelihoods while contributing to a cleaner and greener Pokhara.

17/08/2026

CLEAN UP NEPAL invites interested/potential suppliers/companies/firms to submit their sealed quotations for the supply, delivery, installation, testing and commissioning of machinery items at Nepalgunj Sub-metropolitan City under the project "Green Nepalgunj: Community Waste Transformation", along with all required legal documents as mentioned in the RFQ by 20 August 2026, 5:00 PM.

For more information, click here:
https://www.jobsnepal.com/request-for-sealed-quotation-143706

13/08/2026

Youth Leading the Way for a Cleaner, Greener Nepal!

On the occasion of International Youth Day 2026, CLEAN UP NEPAL and Youth NGO Federation Nepal jointly organized youth-focused initiatives across different districts under the theme “Different Contexts, Common Aspirations.”

Through this collaboration, young people were engaged in environmental protection, cleanliness, climate action, leadership, awareness, and community mobilization, demonstrating that youth leadership can create meaningful change at the local level.

📍 District-level initiatives included:
• Kalikot: School cleanliness and awareness activities, including handover of cleaning materials to Balmadir Basic School.
• Banke: Participation in the Banke Youth Conclave with discussions on environmental protection and the role of youth; Youth NGO Federation Nepal also received a Youth Award.
• Pyuthan: Clean-up campaign at a temple followed by interaction on climate change, cleanliness, and creating plastic-free public spaces.
• Bhaktapur: Youth leadership, motivation and leadership-development interaction, along with the reorganization of the district chapter.
• Karnali Province: Orientation among Mid-West University students focusing on youth mental health.

These initiatives reflect our shared commitment to empowering young people as leaders of environmental and social transformation. We believe that when youth energy, creativity and leadership are connected with community development, we can build cleaner, greener and more resilient communities.

CLEAN UP NEPAL and Youth NGO Federation Nepal look forward to expanding this partnership through nationwide campaigns linking youth leadership, climate action, waste management and cleanliness.

Together, let’s turn youth potential into community action.

13/08/2026

CLEAN UP NEPAL मा कार्यरत Jyoti Das द्वारा “हरित नेपालगन्ज निर्माणमा साझाँ प्रतिबद्धता जरुरी छ” शीर्षकमा लेखिएको लेख।

कृपया उक्त लेख पढेर आफ्नो प्रतिक्रिया दिनुहोला!

गर्मीको एक दिउँसो नेपालगञ्जको सडक हुँदै हिँड्दै गर्दा मलाई एउटा प्रश्नले बारम्बार झस्काइरह्यो ! के यो शहर अझै यस.....

13/08/2026

12th August 2026 — Skill Development Training (SDT-0) successfully commenced under the Green Job Creation through Recycling and Upcycling (GCRU) Project, bringing together 48 participants (20 female and 18 male) from East Cluster Wards No. 11, 12 and 13 of Pokhara Metropolitan City.

The Skill Development Training and RU Groups Support Program under the GCRU Project, implemented by CLEAN UP NEPAL in joint venture with Green Road Waste Management, continues to contribute towards promoting green employment opportunities and sustainable waste management practices within the community. The project is implemented with support from KOICA 네팔 사무소 (KOICA Nepal Office) and UNDP Nepal in coordination with Pokhara Metropolitan City.

Through interactive sessions and practical learning, the training aimed to build participants' foundational knowledge of solid waste management while encouraging them to explore recycling and upcycling as viable green business opportunities that contribute to sustainable livelihoods and a circular economy.

This training marks an important step towards strengthening community-based recycling and upcycling initiatives, fostering green entrepreneurship, and advancing the GCRU Project's vision of creating sustainable livelihoods while contributing to a cleaner and greener Pokhara.