Publications

Fecal sludge management (‘FSM’) refers to the emptying, transportation, and treatment of fecal sludge from onsite containment systems for safe disposal or reuse. Nepal has made considerable progress…

The 2015 earthquake of Nepal forced various international and national governmental and nongovernmental agencies to provide humanitarian aid to survivors of the disaster. Gender, though a recurring…

In Nepal, only 25% of water supply schemes are functioning well. 36% need minor repairs and 39% need major repairs, rehabilitation or reconstruction.While there are several approaches to setting up…

Amazed by the Impact!I had the opportunity to accompany the visit of Kate Attwooll, Kalayaan Constantino, Cecilia Keizer from the Country Governance Group to Women’s Skills Development Organization (…

Since the onset of the devastating Earthquake in 2015, Oxfam has been supporting affected families in emergency response and recovery. Rebuilding houses along with creating livelihood improvements,…

Oxfam’s goal for Humanitarian, Disaster Risk Reduction and Climate Change Adaptation programme has been “Saving lives now and in the future with enhanced resilience for vulnerable women and men at…

More than ever, we at Oxfam, are advocating for putting an end to inequality in Nepal. Recently we launched ‘Fighting Inequality in Nepal’ report which works as a testament to show current scenario…

Women living in river basins are dependent on rivers for several reasons, that includes drinking water, irrigation, and other forms of livelihood. However, women have limited control over the…

The ‘Trans-Boundary Rivers of South Asia’ (TROSA) is a five-year (2017 -2021) regional programme jointly implemented by Oxfam and its partners to understand and address challenges faced by millions…

Today, more than 8.1 million Nepalis live in poverty. Women and girls are more likely to be poor, despite the significant contribution they make to the economy, especially through unpaid care and…