Projects – Pragatishil Yuwa Samaj, Bajhang

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Organizational Work Experience for the Last Five Years (Including current experience)

S. N	Name of Project	Thematic Area	Funding Agency	Project District or Municipality	Targeted beneficiary	Duration		Brief Description
S. N	Name of Project	Thematic Area	Funding Agency	Project District or Municipality	Targeted beneficiary	From	To	Brief Description
1	Community Based Rehabilitation – (CBR)	Disability	UMN	Khapatadchhana RM and Chhbishpatibhara	Disability people and Family Men wit disability 701 women with disability 113 Men without disability 1687 women without disability 2071	Jan 2016	July 2022	The project’s goal is “to enable Persons with Disabilities (PWD) and their families to attain an improved quality of life as equal citizens, and to create an environment where PWD can be rehabilitated holistically into their communities”. 1. Children’s clubs have maintained their positive influence by participating in various social events, giving a message of public awareness and encouragement to PWDs. 2. Disability networks have been gradually developing their capacities for expressing their views in meeting and advocating with other agencies. 3. The government and non-governmental organizations concerned are taking the issue of disability as a priority. 4. There is an increasing number of PwDs who receive Social Security services and disability ID cards. 5. People with disabilities who are considered weak in relation to social power and anticipation has increased access in social empowerment.
2	Maternal and Child Health	Health	UMN	Masta Rural Municipality and Surma Rural Municipality	Mother Group, Pregnant women, Children Health Worker and Female Community Health Volunteer (FCHV)	Jan 2017	July 2020	This project was focused to improve the health and well-being of mothers and children by enhancing access to quality healthcare services, promoting safe childbirth practices, ensuring proper nutrition, and supporting early childhood development. It focuses on reducing maternal and child mortality through community outreach, education, and strengthened healthcare systems.
3	NRL	Livelihood	World Vision International Nepal	Kedarseu Rural Municipality	Variability	Oct 2020	Sep 2022	Nutrition and Resilient Livelihood Project and it targets to meet the goal through Increasing families’ access to improved food security and nutrition and the activities under it includesincreasing agricultural production by providing quality inputs (seeds, machineries and fertilizers), 3 providing training and demonstration, raising awareness about food utilization and promoting kitchen gardening for ensuring proper nutrition. The other outcome is about increasing family resilience through income adequacy and security. The activities under this outcome aims at promoting entrepreneurship and business skills as alternative means of livelihood. The activities that target disaster risk reduction also falls under this category. The promotion of saving culture in community people (specially MV families) and increasing their access to credit is also planned for resilience development.
4	Activities Based Learning (ABL)	Education	United Mission to Nepal (UMN)	Thalara Rural Municipality 46 School	Student, Teacher, Parent, SMC, PTA, Out of School Children and Vulnerability Family	July 2020	July 2023	Improved access to quality education in public schools Thalara Rural Municipality Bajhang
5	SRIJANA- 1st	Livelihood	UMN	Thalara Rural Municipality	Migrant returning Families members	Jan, 2020	Dec, 2022	SRIJANA-I: The project especially focusses to the migrants’ people and their families. It aims to improve their life form entrepreneurship, promoting of marketing, enhancement of skill and also the addressing the Climate issues in Thalara RM (January 2020 – December 2022). On the first phase we have reached 45% in women, 23% of Dalit and we included 18 persons with disability. From the project 16 youth have started the organic farming and they have improved their livelihood from farming. Same like that we have supported and enhance the skill of Fish farming in the area, irrigation facilities, planting of various plant, promotion of Bee farming in the community. We have not only focus of agricultural product but we have also been liking the youth farmers to the market. We have also been working on value Chain for the well being of Migrants and their families. In this phase we have reached 108 people who have taken vocational training. Among them 36 persons have turned their selves as a self-employment and many of them have started their own business in the RM.
6	Protection & Community Engagement Sponsorship Program	Child Protection	World Vision International Nepal	Jayaprithvi Municipality and Kedarsyu Rural Municipality	Variability Children	Octo 2020	Sep 2025	The program Child Sponsorship connects donors with children in need, funding community-based projects that improve access to education, healthcare, clean water and protection. The Child Protection Program works closely with formal and non-formal actors of local government to prevent and response from violence, discrimination, abuse, exploitation and neglect by empowering children, parents and other stakeholders.
7	Inclusive Quality Education	Education	World Vision International Nepal	Jayaprithvi Municipality and Kedarsyu Rural Municipality	Early grade student, teachers, parents, Children with disability	Oct 2021	Sep 2025	The program ensures that all children, including those with disabilities, have access to safe, nurturing, and barrier-free learning environments. It uses a community-based, lifelong learning approach to support children’s development from early childhood through adolescence, empowering them with foundational skills, life skills, and inclusive support system
8	Dutch Appeal project (Covid 19 response)	Health	World Vision International Nepal	Jayaprithvi Municipality and Kedarsyu Rural Municipality		Oct 2021	Sep 2022	The project was focused on the response and preparatory materials support to health institution
9	Nepal COVER Project	Livelihood, Protection	World Vision International Nepal	Municipality and Kedarsyu Rural Municipality	Children, Most Vulnerable Group	Oct 2020	Sep 2021	In order to respond to COVID-19 crisis, the project was focused on COVID-19 Emergency Response. Project was aligned with the Nepal Government’s National Preparedness and Response Plan, World Vision Global Guidance for COVER as well as with the specific needs of children and the most vulnerable groups in Nepal in its particular program areas. The main goal of this project is to limit the spread of COVID-19 and reduce its impact on vulnerable children and families.
9	West Nepal earthquake response project (WENER)	Disaster	World Vision International Nepal	Jayaprithvi Municipality and Kedarsyu Rural Municipality	Earthquake Effected people	Oct 2021	Sep 2022	The project was focused on reconstruction of damaged school during earthquake, TLC construction and psychosocial support to teacher and students.
10	Technology Embedded learning opportunity for student (TELOS)	Education	World Vision International Nepal	Jayaprithvi Municipality	Student Teacher SMC	Oct 2023	Sep 2024	1. To expand ICT-embedded learning opportunity for students 2. Training to the SMC and PTA on school management and ICT-enabling learning environment 3. On-site support to the teachers to help to apply training skills in the classroom
11	SRIJANA II	Livelihood	UMN	Thalara		Jan 2023	Dec 2025	SRIJANA-II: Creating Opportunities for the Social and Economic Well-being of Migrants is a two-year project (January 2024 – December 2025) implemented in Thalara Rural Municipality, Bajhang, aimed at promoting dignified and self-reliant livelihoods for 565 youths and returnee migrants. The project specifically targets marginalized groups, including 40% women, 24% Dalits, persons with disabilities, single women, minority groups, and disaster-affected individuals. Building on lessons from the first phase, SRIJANA-II seeks to create market-oriented livelihood and employment opportunities through three core objectives: (1) Supporting high-value agriculture and non-agriculture-based microenterprises to increase income and improve livelihoods; (2) Enhancing vocational skills, on-the-job training, and job placement for youths and returnees; and (3) Strengthening the capacity of local governments and partners to implement the Youth Employment Creation Strategic Plan.
12	Disaster Risk Management	Disaster	UMN	Thalara	Student Teacher Community Peple	July 2022	July 2025	The Disaster Risk Management (DRM) Project in Thalara Rural Municipality (RM) is a three-year project (Mid-July 2022 to Mid-July 2025) implemented across all nine wards of Thalara RM in Bajhang District. The project aims to enhance the disaster resilience of both the local government and vulnerable communities, directly benefiting around 4,500 people, with a focus on women, Dalits, persons with disabilities (PWDs), disaster survivors, displaced and other at-risk groups.
13	Thalara Education Project	Education	UMN	Thalara				Improved access to quality education in public schools Thalara Rural Municipality Bajhang
14	Innovation in Agriculture & Livestock Value Chain	Agriculture & Livestock	Khaptadchanna R.M & Heifer International Nepal	Khaptadchhanna R.M ,Bajhang	Women	Dec 14 2023	June 30 2026	The Innovations in Agriculture and Livestock Value Chains Development (IALVC) is a strategic partnership between Heifer International Nepal, Khaptadchhanna Rural Municipality, and Progressive Youth Society aims to combat poverty through a comprehensive program based on the Self-Help Group (SHG) model. This initiative emphasizes transforming agriculture into a dignified industry while linking local farmers, particularly women, to financial institutions. By fostering social capital development, the project seeks to empower participants through enhanced productivity in agriculture and livestock, as well as through increased employment opportunities and entrepreneurship. Engaging 1,050 women from marginalized communities, the program has established 12 Original SHGs and 24 Pass On Gift SHGs consisting of 25 memmbers each. It provides essential training in cooperative management, accounting, and entrepreneurial skills, thereby equipping participants with the tools needed for sustainable economic growth. 950 households are supported through market linkage & support.
15	Innovation in Agriculture & Livestock Value Chain	Agriculture & Livestock	Masta R.M & Heifer International Nepal	Masta R.M ,Bajhang	2000	14-Dec 2023	13 Jun 2026	The Innovations in Agriculture and Livestock Value Chains Development (IALVC) is a strategic partnership between Heifer International Nepal, MASTA Rural Municipality, and Progressive Youth Society aims to combat poverty through a comprehensive program based on the Self-Help Group (SHG) model. This initiative emphasizes transforming agriculture into a dignified industry while linking local farmers, particularly women, to financial institutions. By fostering social capital development, the project seeks to empower participants through enhanced productivity in agriculture and livestock, as well as through increased employment opportunities and entrepreneurship. Engaging 1,050 women from marginalized communities, the program has established 14 Original SHGs and 21 Pass On Gift SHGs consisting of 25 memmbers each. It provides essential training in cooperative management, accounting, and entrepreneurial skills, thereby equipping participants with the tools needed for sustainable economic growth. 950 households are supported through market linkage & support.