Updates

PHASE Nepal team successfully held a project induction workshop on the British Academy funded project named “Developing women’s role in policy-making processes: shaping gender equity and inclusiveness in climate action for health and wellbeing in Nepal”, with the senior stakeholders of Pokhara Metropolitan City one of the two local levels partners of this project. This […]

PHASE Nepal has been organising Girls Empowerment Sessions with girls and boys from Nepal’s most remote areas of Bajura, Gorkha and Sindhupalchok.  Below mentioned are the change experience shared by our facilitators and participants after the Girls Empowerment Session. Dhanraj Thapa, Principal, Bichya Secondary School, Bajura After the training the most effective change is, before

Accountability and Responsiveness Informal Settlements for Equity (ARISE) project is implementation research project funded by the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine (LSTM). The title of the research “Assessing the status of living conditions and accountability status of people living in informal settlements in Nepal: A mixed method implementation study”. The aim of this study is to

In this edition, we will share an update on PHASE Nepal’s April 2022 activities, delivering essential services and support to Nepal’s remote areas, which were made possible by your continuous contribution. PHASE Nepal activity update: For the first time in two years following the COVID-19 outbreak, a physical reflection and refreshment meeting/workshop was held on

After a massive earthquake hit Nepal in 2015, thousands of people lost their lives,  and many more were injured or lost their livelihoods. PHASE Nepal and our partner organization (HDFA) went out to the communities in Sindhupalchok, one of the worst-affected districts, giving immediate aid, essential health care, and livelihood support. We began assisting important

PHASE Nepal has been strengthening basic primary care and maternity services via government health posts with a team of its medical staff in remote regions of Mugu, Humla and Bajura of Karnali area along with remote areas of Gorkha and Sindhupalchok districts. Recently these remote villages have become the hotspot of covid-19with several hundred people ill

Most of the people believed that the only way to earn enough money is through foreign employment. That believe has been challenged and proved wrong by the work of Dharche rural municipality. In 2016, with the financial support of BLF UK, PHASE Nepal introduced Kiwi saplings to the farmers of Kashigau, Kerauja and Hulchuk in Gorkha district. Initially, 228 saplings were

During the COVID-19 lockdown, PHASE’s health staff are continuing to serve vulnerable, remote communities in Nepal, throughout the health and economic crisis caused by COVID-19. Our PHASE ANMs and health staff continue to serve as a link between vulnerable communities and quality healthcare, identifying patients with health problems, counselling, diagnosing, treating, and referring patients to higher centers.