Mrs. Meena Sherpa, Sonam Sherpa and Lily shrestha, donated 4 sewing for Chepang Community
our very own Ass. Treasurer, Mrs. Meena Sherpa and her friends Sonam Sherpa and Lily shrestha, donated 4 sewing machines to the ladies of Chepang Community. The whole idea of this project is to train the ladies on sewing and stitching, so that, they can have their own employment and source of income.
Thanku GIZ CIM
Thanku GIZ CIM for delivering much required IT equipment to Keep Nepal. GIZ supports its returning experts providing necessary support. In this regard, GIZ supported Ms. Sadiksha Basnet who is currently working as aprogram officer at KEEP with IT equipments.
Water Project at Birta
June1 2017 With a support from the BridgIT Water Foundation, Australia, the water project at the Birta Deurali, Kavre district, has been resumed with great enthusiasm from local people, which was immediately delayed by the recent nation-wide local election. After earthquake, as in other parts of Nepal, the water sources has been subdued here as well. Water is the foremost necessity among the basic need of life. Water Supply benefits houses, high school (+2) directly.
National Energy Globe Award Nepal 2018
Submitted by: Kathmandu Environmental Education Project K.E.E.P.
Water Sanitation
In the rural Nepalese district of Sindupalchowk, the Kathmandu Environmental Education Project (K.E.E.P.) conducted a clean-water project called ‘Drinking Water, Sanitation and Health’ (WASH) in partnership with BridgIT Water Foundation, Australia. This project was implemented in the villages of Baruwa and Lagarche, with the aim of addressing one of the eight United Nation’s Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) in a bid to increase access to clean water for all.
Initial situation
Nepal is one of the 10 poorest countries in the world. Villagers living in rural areas represent some of the most vulnerable and disadvantaged groups globally. Only 31% of Nepal has sanitation coverage, leading to widespread open defecation. Approximately a third of all deaths in Nepal are of children under five years old, and half of these are due to diarrhea. Water supplies are often polluted and water-borne diseases are common.
Solution
The objectives of this project were to provide infrastructure development for sustainable water sanitation as well as and safe drinking water to the 80 households of the two villages and their schools (481 students). WASH has supplied clean and perennial water to schools and communities through the development of innovative infrastructure like water storage tanks, which had to be transported along with all materials from the city to the remote villages, water pipelines had to be dug through the village
Innovation
The holistic, innovative approach of this project not only focused on structural development, but also health improvement, human development and sustainability. It was essential, therefore, for K.E.E.P not only to build infrastructure but to educate the local community. Workshops to educate communities and school kids about hygiene and sanitation were hosted. A local water committee was set up with a seed fund and the communities have ongoing support from K.E.E.P.
Involved partners
BridgIT Water Foundation Australia
English language IN 2017
in 2017, 21 participants participated in English language course provided by KEEP. Here is another great opportunity yet again to participate in English language course specifically designed for guides of trekking industry to improve their communication skill. The language course is given by experienced foreign native speakers. Register yourself soon and learn the language in the most effective way. Details in the letter below!!
First Aid Course
Group photo after successful completion of First Aid Course. From Sunday 22 July, we have English language course that will be instructed by foreign instructor. Grab this opportunity. And, always remain in contact with KEEP for upcoming trainings’.
Drinking Water
With support from the BridgIT Water Foundation, Australia, KEEP completed the WASH project at Largche-2, Sindupalchowk district. While work was in progress in 2015, the horific earthquake greatly delayed completion of this project. Due to continuous support from BW, happily this project is finally completed. The people of the community now have access to clean safe drinking water in their village. KEEP is very proud to be a part of such an essential part of community development.
Drinking water in Salang-3
With a support from BridgIT Water Foundation, Australia, KEEP has started the next drinking water in Salang-3, Dhading district, Nepal. Community people’s participation is very encouraging for the Akala high school students, and village as beneficiaries.
Porters’ Awareness Workshop-2017
June 28-29, With support from; SST Foundation, IPPG, Globotrek, PPUK, Mountain-People, Porteur D’avenir. The Porters’ Awareness Workshop-2017, was conducted with participation of 73 enthusiastic tourism professionals from various parts of Dolpo at Dunai.