SOLVE organized training on Climate Change Adaptation in Lalitpur
SOLVE celebrated Open data day on 6th. March in the participation of Konjyosom, Bagmati RMs and Mahalaxmi Municipality representatives in Chapagaun, Lalitpur district.
A Group Photo session after training on Women Empowerment
SOLVE Nepal was established in 1989 based on the volunteer concept an active youth who recognized the need for a local non governmental and not-for-profit organization in Dhankuta.
Currently, SOLVE is implementing various development projects in different districts. Implemented various projects in 32 district of 7 province, partnership with different international and national agencies. SOLVE exists with some development intervention in some districts SOLVE has direct intervention system where as in some districts are working in making alliance and networks with local organizations. The organization has been involved in both types of activities i.e. need based and right based approaches.
SOLVE-Nepal, in it’s history of 31 years has faced and experienced many challenges and hurdles in the path of development. The worldwide effect of COVID-19, the changing policies of international donor agencies, changes in nation’s political system are some of the elements that always have to face the effect by development workers. But, the constant favour of our funding agency helping us to drive our mission, where our right holders are living. We must thank to all of them, who contributed us to reach with them.
SOLVE initiating women to gear up Social Business using their knowledge, skills and resources. SOLVE
Sustainable Use of Technology for Public Sector Accountability in Nepal (SUSASAN) is a four-year project
To utilize the local resources and to improve livelihood of women, SOLVE Nepal in collaboration
Sarswati was a self-motivated woman and thought that she needs to something for future of
The scenario of Jun Tara Mahila Samuha (Group) of Peti Tole, Ambhanjyang VDC has been
SOLVE Nepal through Combating Poverty and Gender Injustice Through Womens Cooperative (CPGIWC) project provided the
IEC materials