Oxfam in Nepal

05/06/2026

Transforming Leaves into Livelihoods & Climate Action!
🍃 This , Oxfam celebrates communities transforming Sal tree leaves into Duna-Tapari (leaf plates), a zero-waste alternative to single-use plastics.
By embracing a circular economy, this community-led initiative tackles three massive challenges:
🔥 Wildfire Prevention: Gathering dry leaves reduces the biomass that fuels forest fires, protecting biodiversity and keeping carbon locked in the forest.
🌱 Eco-Friendly Alternatives: These traditional plates offer a sustainable option for events, stopping plastic pollution at its source.
💼 Dignified Livelihoods: Local enterprise development is creating vital, green income streams for vulnerable households.
A sustainable future begins with empowering communities to turn environmental challenges into lasting opportunities.

13/05/2026

Charting our progress 😊

This video highlights the milestones, innovations, and community growth that defined our year. Join us as we look back at the tangible results of our mission...

29/04/2026

30/03/2026

Glimpses of the Mahakali Sambad organized by Oxfam in collaboration with local partners, CRDS, NEEDS Nepal, and RUWDUC.

Mahakali Sambad is a multi-stakeholder platform dedicated to community-led water governance in the Mahakali basin. The event brought together government officials, civil society, and citizen scientists. Key achievements included recognition of citizen science, commitments from local governments, and alignment on transboundary collaboration priorities. Moving forward, the transboundary communities will continue such dialogues to institutionalize community-led data generation, flood early warning communication, and ensure sustained engagement of local governments and stakeholders.

19/03/2026

18/03/2026

Our latest edition of WHAT'S UP? - Oxfam in Nepal newsletter is here!
This newsletter highlights the Partners’ Investment Fund (PIF), a three-year (2023–2025) flexible funding initiative implemented by Oxfam in Nepal. Guided by feminist principles and a commitment to transformative partnerships, PIF empowered Oxfam’s 12 local NGO partners to strengthen their institutional governance and leadership, ultimately enhancing their ability to deliver high-quality results and achieve greater impact.
https://bit.ly/4uNC85s

08/03/2026

Happy International Women’s Day! 🌍✨
Today, we aren’t just celebrating, we’re advocating for a safer, more resilient future.

Our latest research report, "Building Disaster Resilient Communities Through Women’s Leadership" highlights a critical gap, women are the first to respond when disaster strikes, yet the last to be heard. Oxfam is here to bridge that gap and shift the power.

Disaster response is stronger when it’s inclusive. This , let's invest in the leaders who are already holding our communities together.
https://policy-practice.oxfam.org/resources/building-disaster-resilient-communities-through-womens-leadership-621785/

26/02/2026

Our Annual Report 2024-2025 is here!
We are delighted to share progress across our three strategic pillars: Gender Justice, Climate Justice and Resilience, and Water Governance and WASH. In a landscape of climatic and socio-economic uncertainty, we remained steadfast in our mission to build a more equitable nation.
Please click on the link to read the full report:
https://bit.ly/4tSU7H4

24/02/2026

Renewal of General Agreement Signed Between Social Welfare Council and OXFAM

04/02/2026

On 2 February 2026, Agenda for Change (A4C) Nepal hosted a national workshop on WASH System Strengthening. Beyond sharing critical insights on building resilient, long-term WASH infrastructure, the event marked the official launch of three cornerstone documents:
📍Roadmap: Agenda for Change, Nepal Country Collaboration: A roadmap for collective action and shared strategic goals among A4C partners (presented by WaterAid).
🛠️WASH System Strengthening: Implementation Guide for Local Government: A practical toolkit tailored for local governments produced by Oxfam https://bit.ly/46p8sRh
📘Training Manual: A technical blueprint for capacity building using the IRC Building Blocks framework (produced by Welthungerhilfe in partnership with with National Water Supply and Sanitation Research, Innovation and Capacity Development Centre).

A4C Nepal is a strategic alliance of leading organizations, including CARE, Oxfam, Helvetas, FEDWASUN, Terre des hommes, WaterAid, WASH Khabar, and Welthungerhilfe, dedicated to ensure sustainable and inclusive WASH services and fully aligned with SDG 6.