CLEAN UP NEPAL

24/09/2026

A Token of Appreciation to Global Alliance for Incinerator Alternatives (GAIA) Asia Pacific !

On 24 September 2026, during the Second Regional Organics Congress 2026 in Jakarta, Indonesia, Mr. Rabindra Lamichhane, Executive Director of CLEAN UP NEPAL, presented a Token of Love and Appreciation to Mr. Froilan Grate, Executive Director of Global Alliance for Incinerator Alternatives (GAIA) Asia Pacific.

The token was presented in recognition of Global Alliance for Incinerator Alternatives (GAIA) continued support to CLEAN UP NEPAL, particularly in sharing technical knowledge, innovative ideas, learning opportunities, regional networking, and collaboration to advance zero waste and sustainable waste and organics management.

This Token of Love was originally presented on the occasion of the 13th Annual General Assembly of CLEAN UP NEPAL, held on 2 September 2026, and dedicated to our valued partners and supporters who have contributed to our journey toward a cleaner, greener, and more sustainable Nepal.

CLEAN UP NEPAL sincerely appreciates the partnership and continued solidarity of Global Alliance for Incinerator Alternatives (GAIA) Asia Pacific. We look forward to strengthening our collaboration and creating more opportunities for knowledge exchange, innovation, and collective action for zero waste and a circular future.

Together for Zero Waste. Together for a Sustainable Future.

21/09/2026

On this International Day of Peace, let us remember that peace is not only about the absence of conflict. It is also built through the way we live, work, care for one another, and protect the environment we all share.

By creating inclusive and healthy communities, promoting responsible environmental practices, and working together for a more sustainable future, we can contribute to a culture of peace that extends beyond today.

Together, let us take meaningful steps towards healthier communities, a safer environment, and a more peaceful and sustainable future for all.

21/09/2026

17th September 2026 — Skill Development Training (SDT-1) commenced under the Green Job Creation through Recycling and Upcycling (GCRU) Project, bringing together 47 participants (27 female and 20 male) from the East Cluster 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 aims to strengthen participants’ foundational skills in recycling and upcycling while encouraging them to explore RU-based livelihood and green business opportunities that contribute to a circular economy.

The commencement of Skill Development Training (SDT-1) marks another 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.

17/09/2026

16th September 2026 — Skill Development Training (SDT-1) commenced under the Green Job Creation through Recycling and Upcycling (GCRU) Project, bringing together 27 participants (16 female, 10 male, and 1 other) from the West Cluster 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 aims to strengthen participants' foundational skills in recycling and upcycling while encouraging them to explore RU-based livelihood and green business opportunities that contribute to a circular economy.

The commencement of Skill Development Training (SDT-1) marks another 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.

16/09/2026

CLEAN UP NEPAL successfully completed a series of three two-day hands-on trainings on Vermicomposting Techniques from 6 to 11 September 2026 for women farmers from Bardagoriya Rural Municipality, Kailali, under the “Building a Circular and Resilient Vulnerable Community through Waste Innovation” project, supported by Standard Chartered Nepal and coordinated in collaboration with Bardagoriya Rural Municipality, Kailali.

The training brought together 77 participants, including 76 women and 1 man, who gained practical knowledge and hands-on experience in vermicomposting, managing organic materials, caring for vermi-worms, and producing nutrient-rich organic fertilizer from household and agricultural waste.

Speaking during the training, Mr. Jhankar Rawal, Chief of the Agriculture Section, Bardagoriya Rural Municipality, highlighted the importance of vermicomposting in reducing dependence on chemical fertilizers, improving soil fertility, and promoting resilient farming systems.

The training also highlighted vermicomposting as a practical livelihood opportunity for women farmers, enabling them to turn locally available organic waste into valuable agricultural inputs while supporting waste reduction, sustainable agriculture, and green livelihoods.

Following the training, 75 vermicomposting beds along with 2 kg of vermi-worms were distributed to indigenous Tharu women farmers to continue vermicompost production at home.

The training was facilitated by Agriculturist Mr. Manoj Acharya.

By turning organic waste into valuable farm nutrients, the initiative promotes sustainable agriculture, women’s economic empowerment, resource recovery, and resilient communities.

16/09/2026

The 𝟐𝟓𝐭𝐡 𝐞𝐝𝐢𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐨𝐟 𝐄𝐂𝐎𝐋𝐔𝐓𝐈𝐎𝐍, the Green Team’s newsletter, proudly highlights the impactful progress achieved by CLEAN UP NEPAL in advancing waste management and environmental sanitation between July and August. This edition presents key insights into the organization’s initiatives while engaging readers through improved visuals and a more clearly articulated mission. It provides a meaningful opportunity to explore the comprehensive waste management efforts implemented over the past two months and the tangible impact created on the ground.

We extend our sincere gratitude to our generous donors and dedicated partners, whose invaluable support continues to play a vital role in delivering effective and sustainable waste management solutions across Nepal.

14/09/2026

Happy Teej!

This Teej, let’s celebrate our traditions while making choices that are kinder to the planet.

Let’s choose reusable and eco-friendly decorations, avoid single-use plastics, reduce food waste, and keep our surroundings clean. A celebration can be joyful, meaningful, and mindful of the environment at the same time.

Celebrate the festival, cherish the traditions, and leave less waste behind.

This Teej, let’s celebrate responsibly and keep our environment clean.

04/09/2026

CLEAN UP NEPAL successfully completed a two-day hands-on training on Banana Fiber Product Development from 2 September to 3 September 2026 for community members from the indigenous Tharu community women of Wards 2 and 11, कोहलपुर नगरपालिका - Kohalpur Municipality, under the “Building a Circular and Resilient Vulnerable Community through Waste Innovation” project, supported by Standard Chartered Nepal.

The training brought together 26 women participants, who gained practical knowledge and hands-on experience in banana fiber extraction, preparation, drying, processing, and product development. Through demonstrations, hands-on practice, and feedback, participants learned how discarded banana stems and agricultural residues can be transformed into useful products and potential livelihood opportunities.

Participants expressed their interest in continuing to develop their skills and exploring further support for advanced training in weaving and banana fiber product development. Ms. Kalpana Nepali, Chief of the Agriculture Section, Kohalpur Municipality, appreciated the initiative and expressed her commitment to supporting participants in strengthening their skills and livelihood opportunities.

The training promotes resource recovery, circular production, green livelihoods, women’s economic empowerment, local entrepreneurship, and the sustainable use of agricultural residues.

By turning agricultural residues into useful products, the initiative demonstrates how local resources and skills can contribute to sustainable livelihoods and resilient communities.

03/09/2026

Highlights from the 13th Annual General Assembly of CLEAN UP NEPAL!

03/09/2026

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