CLEAN UP NEPAL

CLEAN UP NEPAL Mission:
Clean spaces, clean air, clean water, and knowledgeable communities that thrive with responsible lifestyles and good health.
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CLEAN UP NEPAL (Swachha Safa Nepal) is a national-level NGO founded in 2014 that advances environmental sustainability and responsible waste management through a holistic, community-driven approach. CLEAN UP NEPAL, established in 2014, is a non-governmental organization (NGO) with a mission to clean spaces, clean air, clean water, and knowledgeable communities that thrive with responsible lifestyl

es and good health. The organization's main focus is to ensure that communities have access to effective solid waste management and water, sanitation, and hygiene systems, along with the necessary knowledge and resources for maintaining a healthy and disease-free lifestyle. CLEAN UP NEPAL strives to create an inclusive and supportive environment by fostering connections, providing education, and empowering local communities and other stakeholders through a solution-oriented people center approach. Vision:
Cleaner and healthier Nepal where communities are knowledgeable about waste, they manage waste responsibly and sustainably to keep our land, water, and air clean. Thematic Area:
a) Waste Management
b) Climate Action and Justice
c) Education (Environmental and Sustainable Solid Waste Management)
d) Circular Economy
e) Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH)

Cross Cutting Area:
a) Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) and Climate Change
b) Gender Equality, Disability and Social Inclusion (GEDSI)
c) Child Protection
d) Sustainable Development


For more information, go to:

Website:
www.cleanupnepal.org.np

Social Site:
https://www.facebook.com/cleanupnepal
https://www.linkedin.com/company/clean-up-nepal/
https://www.youtube.com/
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https://twitter.com/nepalclean?lang=en


Email: [email protected]

Telephone no.: 977-1-4373175
Mobile no.: 9823083505

CLEAN UP NEPAL open from Monday to Friday at 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. CLEAN UP NEPAL Headquarter location:
Baluwatar, Ichunadi Marg, Kathmandu Metropolitan, Ward 4
Kathmandu, Nepal

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CLEAN UP NEPAL, in collaboration with Green Decision Labs and Research (GD Labs and Research) and with funding support f...
16/05/2026

CLEAN UP NEPAL, in collaboration with Green Decision Labs and Research (GD Labs and Research) and with funding support from the EPIC Air Quality Fund, has been conducting a Student Respiratory Health Screening Camp to assess students’ respiratory health and identify possible impacts of air pollution exposure through simple, non-invasive screening methods.

From May 11–15, 2026, the health camp was successfully conducted in 19 schools, reaching a total of 889 students. The program aimed to raise awareness about respiratory health, air pollution, and the importance of cleaner and healthier environments for children.

The sessions and screenings were carried out by the dedicated CLEAN UP NEPAL project team in coordination with GD Labs and Research.

On May 16, 2026, a successful cleanup campaign was carried out at Barahi Tole, Ward No. 17 of Pokhara Metropolitan City ...
16/05/2026

On May 16, 2026, a successful cleanup campaign was carried out at Barahi Tole, Ward No. 17 of Pokhara Metropolitan City under the Green Jobs Creation through Recycling and Upcycling in Pokhara (GCRU) Project.

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.

The cleanup initiative was jointly organized by Ward No. 17 Office, the Barahi Tole Development Committee, CLEAN UP NEPAL, and Green Road Waste Management, bringing together local stakeholders and community members to encourage environmental responsibility and community cleanliness.

♻️ Key Highlights:
🗑️ Total Waste Collected: 34 kg
🧴 Plastic Waste: 24 kg
🪟 Glass Waste: 10 kg
👥 Total Participants: 24
👩 Female: 17
👨 Male: 7

The campaign was coordinated by Social Mobilizer Mr. Sagun Pariyar, with active participation from representatives of the Barahi Tole Development Committee on behalf of the local community.

The waste collected during the campaign was carefully segregated at the site. The segregated plastic and glass materials were handed over to the Pokhara Metropolitan City waste collection vehicle for proper disposal.

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who contributed to making this campaign successful and strengthening collective action for a cleaner, healthier, and greener Pokhara.

CLEAN UP NEPAL successfully conducted Ward-Level Social Mobilization Visits across targeted wards under the Green Jobs C...
16/05/2026

CLEAN UP NEPAL successfully conducted Ward-Level Social Mobilization Visits across targeted wards under the Green Jobs Creation through Recycling and Upcycling in Pokhara (GCRU) Project.

Social Mobilizers visited 17 wards in the Eastern Cluster of पाेखरा महानगरपालिका, reaching a total of 374 people, to carry out a series of community engagement and information-gathering activities. The visits included meetings with Ward Officials and Tole Lane Organization (TLO) representatives, identification and documentation of squatter households, dissemination of information regarding Recycling and Upcycling (RU) Groups, orientation on the business registration process, and broader communication on the project’s objectives, scope, and expected outcomes.

The project is being implemented with the support of KOICA 네팔 사무소 (KOICA Nepal Office) and United Nations Development Programme (UNDP Nepal), in coordination with पाेखरा महानगरपालिका कार्यालय. One of the key components of the GCRU Project—the Skill Development Training and RU Group Support Program—is being implemented by CLEAN UP NEPAL in joint venture with Green Road Waste Management.

These ward-level visits mark an important step toward strengthening community awareness, participation, and institutional coordination, ensuring that local government representatives and community stakeholders are actively informed and engaged throughout the project process. The information and insights gathered during the visits will play a vital role in supporting the effective planning and implementation of upcoming project activities.

We sincerely thank all Ward officials and representatives, TLO representatives, community members, and project team members for their warm hospitality, active cooperation, and continued support. Together, we are moving towards a cleaner, greener, and more sustainable Nepal through green entrepreneurship and circular economy practices.

From waste to worth. From linear to circular. The circular economy isn't just about recycling; it's about rethinking how...
15/05/2026

From waste to worth. From linear to circular.

The circular economy isn't just about recycling; it's about rethinking how we produce, consume, and regenerate. Every product has the potential for a second life. Every choice we make can close the loop.

Reduce. Reuse. Recycle. Recover. Repeat.

Let's build a system where nothing goes to waste and everything has value.

CLEAN UP NEPAL invites interested/potential suppliers/companies/firms to submit their sealed quotations for the supply a...
12/05/2026

CLEAN UP NEPAL invites interested/potential suppliers/companies/firms to submit their sealed quotations for the supply and delivery of stationery items and office supplies under the project “Green Job Creation through Recycling and Upcycling (GCRU) Project – East & West Cluster” along with all required legal documents as mentioned in the RFQ by 18 May 2026 before 5:00 PM.
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CLEAN UP NEPAL, in coordination with Varagung Muktichhetra Rural Municipality, has selected Shree Janashanti Secondary S...
10/05/2026

CLEAN UP NEPAL, in coordination with Varagung Muktichhetra Rural Municipality, has selected Shree Janashanti Secondary School for the implementation of the Zero Waste at School (ZWAS) program in Kagbeni.

A coordination meeting was conducted with the school administration, where the objectives of the program and the current waste management situation were discussed. Similarly, two ZWAS trainers were selected and provided with a Training of Trainers (ToT) session. The trainers will further conduct sessions on sustainable waste management for students and play an important role in promoting sustainable waste management practices within the school.

This initiative is being implemented by CLEAN UP NEPAL with support from ICIMOD and in coordination with Varagung Muktichhetra Rural Municipality.

CLEAN UP NEPAL has successfully completed a community training on waste segregation and plastic recycling for the Women...
10/05/2026

CLEAN UP NEPAL has successfully completed a community training on waste segregation and plastic recycling for the Women Development Group in Varagung Muktichettra Rural Municipality, Ward-4, Kagbeni. A total of 16 members participated in the training, where they learned about proper waste collection, segregation, and recycling practices.

The women’s group in Kagbeni has been playing an active role in local waste management. They have initiated a community-led system that ensures mandatory participation of one member from each household in street cleaning, household waste collection, segregation, storage at the collection center, and final disposal of residual waste.

CLEAN UP NEPAL, with support from ICIMOD, aims to further strengthen the group’s capacity in waste segregation and enhance their knowledge and skills in plastic recycling for sustainable waste management at Varagung Muktichettra Rural Municipality.

CLEAN UP NEPAL successfully conducted a Site Assessment Visit from 27 April to 1 May 2026 across potential Recycling and...
10/05/2026

CLEAN UP NEPAL successfully conducted a Site Assessment Visit from 27 April to 1 May 2026 across potential Recycling and Upcycling (RU) Groups—community-based small enterprises located in the eastern cluster of Pokhara Metropolitan City. A total of 69 members from 21 RU groups participated in the assessment across Wards 10, 15, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, and 33 under the Green Jobs Creation through Recycling and Upcycling in Pokhara (GCRU) Project.

The project is being implemented with the support of Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) KOICA 네팔 사무소 (KOICA Nepal Office) and United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) UNDP Nepal, in coordination with Pokhara Metropolitan.

One of the key components of the GCRU Project—the Skill Development Training and RU Group Support Program—is being implemented by CLEAN UP NEPAL in joint venture with Green Road Waste Management. This initiative marks a significant milestone in promoting green employment opportunities and strengthening sustainable waste management practices within the community.

The assessment focused on site finalization status, site conditions, access to electricity and water, transportation access, raw material availability, legal preparedness, group participation, and training needs assessment.
The visit provided valuable field-level insights that will support effective planning and implementation of future activities while ensuring that community needs remain at the center of the project. We sincerely thank all RU group members, Project team members, and ward offices for their warm hospitality, active participation, and continued support. Together, we are moving towards a cleaner, greener, and more sustainable Nepal through green entrepreneurship and circular economy practices.

On May 9, 2026, a successful joint cleanup campaign was carried out at Sundanda Tole, Ward No. 13 of Pokhara under the G...
10/05/2026

On May 9, 2026, a successful joint cleanup campaign was carried out at Sundanda Tole, Ward No. 13 of Pokhara under the Green Jobs Creation through Recycling and Upcycling in Pokhara (GCRU) Project, East Cluster.

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 advancing green employment opportunities and sustainable waste management practices in the community. The project is implemented with support from KOICA 네팔 사무소 (KOICA Nepal Office) and UNDP Nepal in coordination with पाेखरा महानगरपालिका.

The cleanup initiative was collaboratively organized by Ward Office No. 13, Sundanda Tole Development Organization, CLEAN UP NEPAL, and Green Road Waste Management, bringing together local stakeholders and community members to promote environmental responsibility and community cleanliness.

♻️ Key Highlights:
🗑️ Total Waste Collected: 127 kg
🧴 Plastic Waste: 40 kg
🍾 Glass Waste: 7 kg

👥 Total Participants: 32
👩 Women: 15
👨 Men: 17

The campaign was coordinated by Social Mobilizer Ms. Durga Adhikari and Rameshwor Baral from CLEAN UP NEPAL.

The collected 40 kg of plastic waste was safely transported to the Green Road Waste Management Processing Center for further recycling.

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who contributed to making this campaign a success and strengthening collective action for a cleaner and greener Pokhara.

CLEAN UP NEPAL, in collaboration with Green Decision Labs and Research (GD Labs and Research) and with funding support f...
08/05/2026

CLEAN UP NEPAL, in collaboration with Green Decision Labs and Research (GD Labs and Research) and with funding support from the EPIC Air Quality Fund, has been conducting a Student Respiratory Health Screening Camp to assess students’ respiratory health and identify possible impacts of air pollution exposure through simple, non-invasive screening methods.

From May 5–8, 2026, the health camp was successfully conducted in 12 schools, reaching a total of 487 students. The program aimed to raise awareness about respiratory health, air pollution, and the importance of cleaner and healthier environments for children.

The sessions and screenings were carried out by the dedicated CLEAN UP NEPAL project team in coordination with GD Labs and Research.

Every year, millions of tonnes of waste enter our rivers, streets and ecosystems, most of it preventable.The root cause ...
08/05/2026

Every year, millions of tonnes of waste enter our rivers, streets and ecosystems, most of it preventable.

The root cause is not a lack of solutions. It is a lack of consistent, informed action. From households to institutions, the gap between knowing and doing remains the greatest environmental challenge of our time.

Sustainable alternatives exist. Responsible practices are achievable. Community-level change is possible and proven.

What is needed is collective commitment; to choose better, dispose responsibly and hold ourselves accountable to the environment we share.

Progress begins with individual decisions. It scales through community action.

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Baluwatar, Ichunadi Marg, Kathmandu Metropolitan, Ward 4
Kathmandu
00977

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 17:00
Friday 09:00 - 17:00

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+9779823083505

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