Integrated Community Development Project
| Working District and location: | Chaurpati Rural Municipality, Achham |
| Name of Donor: | Good Neighbors International Nepal (GNI-Nepal) |
| Specific Working Area: | Chaurpati Rural Municipality Ward no.-1,2,3 & 4 |
| Project Started Date: | April, 2023 |
| Project Status: | Running |
| Specific Beneficiary: | 1. Sponsor Children
2. Marginalized people. 3. Farmers group members. |
| Core Activities: | 1. Mediator role for sponsor child.
2. Coordination and linkage buildup with local government. 3. Advocacy for the against of any abuse of crime. 4. Support to school, Health post for well services. |
| Description of project: | Integrated Community Development Project Achham has been running smoothly since 2023 through MDO, Nepal with the financial and technical support of Good Neighbors International Nepal. The project has been working as a bridge between education, health, drinking water and sanitation, income generation, advocacy and advocacy, emergency assistance, as well as sponsors and children. |
Scaling up Climate Smart Village (CSV) for Enhanced Resilience
| Working District and location: | Chaurpati Rural Municipality, Achham |
| Name of Donor: | Good Neighbors International Nepal (GNI-Nepal) |
| Specific Working Area: | Chaurpati Rural Municipality Ward- 1 & 2 |
| Project dutation: | April, 2024 to March 2025 |
| Project Status: | Running |
| Specific Beneficiary: | 1. Farmers Group |
| Core Activities: | 1. Climate smart agriculture practices technology support to farmers.
2. Climate smart agriculture based training to farmers. 3. Develop water irrigation and water resource management and smart technologies like water harvesting 4. Improve goat shed.5. CSA technologies like eco-friendly pest and soil fertility management, farm waste composting, soil testing. 6. Cultivation of fruit and fodder. |
| Description of project: | The proposed project aims to enhance community resilience by strengthening local mechanisms for the adaptation of climate-smart agriculture and the conservation of scarce natural resources. By enhancing the capacity of local stakeholders and vulnerable communities (women and smallholder farmers) for climate-smart agriculture, the proposed project will promote green, inclusive, and sustainable livelihoods in the areas highly impacted by climate change. The project will follow the “climate-smart village” approach to promote climate-adaptive agricultural practices which helps to enhance agricultural productivity and climate-related risk management in vulnerable geographical areas.
Climate Smart Village (CSV) is an approach that envisions demonstrating and scaling up Climate Smart Agriculture (CSA) technologies and practices in climate-vulnerable communities to minimize the negative impacts of climate change. |