De Unica Foundation werkt al meer dan tien jaar aan waterprojecten in Nepal. Makaikhola is het 10e waterproject dat Unica steunt. Het dorp Makaikhola ligt ongeveer 30 kilometer van het centrum van Pokhara. Gebaseerd op kaste en etniciteit, overheersen Bramin/Chhetri en Janajatis hier in het dorp…
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Unica has been working together with the NRCS Kaski to implement Metallic Improved Cooking Stove (MICS) project in the hilly villages since 2011. And, Taletra is the 26th village we are working on.
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Panchakanya Training Institute (PTI) did some market research in around Pokhara and came up with a proposal that carpentry training would be appropriate for the youth who are seeking job opportunity in town. PTI will facilitate that all the participant would be connected with the job market after…
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The Unica Foundation has been working in water projects since more than a decade in Nepal. Makaikhola is the 10th water project Unica is supporting. Makaikhola village is about in about 30 kilometres far from downtown Pokhara. Based on caste and ethnicity, Bramin /Chhetri and Janajatis are…
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Since 2011 Unica Foundation has been working together with the Nepal Red Cross Society (NRCS) Kaski to implement Metallic Improved Cooking Stove (MICS) projects in the hilly villages. Bhachowk, located in a hilly region of Kaski district, is the 21st village we are working on.
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Excessive use of firewood would invite environmental degradation and many natural calamities. Therefore, since 2011 Unica Foundation has been working together with the NRCS Kaski to implement Metallic Improved Cooking Stove (MICS) projects in the hilly villages. Dhodani is the 22th village…
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Across Nepal girls are kept out of school by lack of water and toilets. According to Ministry of Education, Nepal is the 16th poorest country in the world and almost one million children are out of school with girls from the poorest families especially affected at secondary school age. Gender disparity in education…
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A study suggests that 83% Nepalese live in rural areas. Out of that 75% use wood as fuel for cooking. And, about 80% from those are affected by household air population. The World Health Organization (WHO) suggests that household air pollution causes non-communicable diseases including…
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In the remote hills of Nepal, communities are faced with increasing pressure to generate agricultural income through unreliable access to water. Women and girls are taking the burden for collecting water for basic household needs from hard to reach sources. This situation forces men and children to…
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A study suggests that 83% Nepalese live in rural areas. Out of that 75% use wood as fuel for cooking. And, about 80% from those are affected by household air population. The World Health Organization (WHO) suggests that household air pollution causes non-communicable diseases including…
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