Stories

“After the earthquake there were no latrines for us in the school. We would be in the same sanitary cloth for the whole day. And if we felt like it was going to stain our skirts, there was no other…

Land is a prime source of conflict in Nepal. Oxfam helps communities to resolve land conflicts and to increase the access of landless to resources. 

When the women of Dakchinkali village restored an ancient pond they unearthed something precious – and a key to the community’s spiritual heritage.

Post-earthquake, Oxfam reaches out to the most vulnerable women who are in danger of being left out from reconstruction.

Create better and just conditions for single women affected by the earthquake in Nepal, urges a study by Oxfam and Women for Human Rights.

What if poverty forces you to migrate for work and you are unable to send your salary back home just because your family lives in a remote place where no banks or remittance service provider can…

The people of Magaragadi recently breathed a sigh of relief. After ten years, a conflict was resolved by the local Community Land Rights Coordination Committee.

There was a time when farmer Santa Bahadur Ghimire had to go to the river or jungle to relieve himself. Until he build himself an eco-san toilet. 

How 150 women from Makwanpur and Surkhet marched to the offices of the Prime Minister and President to present a memorandum.

When Ratni Rana Magar married at the age of fifteen, her life changed drastically. But at the age of twenty, her life took a turn for the better.