The WeSHAPE project, a 25-month research project running from June 1, 2024, to June 30, 2026, is jointly implemented by PHASE Nepal and the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine (LSTM), with funding support from the British Academy. Implemented across Pokhara Metropolitan City and Panchpokhari Thangpal Rural Municipality, our study utilizes a Participatory Action Research (PAR) […]
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Malnutrition and poor nutrition remain significant public health challenges in rural Nepal, particularly in remote and mountainous regions. Limited access to diverse and nutritious foods, poverty, low awareness of proper infant and young child feeding practices, and inadequate health and sanitation services contribute to the high burden of undernutrition. As a result, many children and
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On April 16, 2026, PHASE Nepal held its 38th biannual meeting, bringing together all staff currently working across 14 sites. This year also marked PHASE Nepal’s 20th anniversary since its establishment in 2006. Since its induction, PHASE Nepal has been working in remote areas of Nepal, supporting health, education and livelihood. The organization operations are
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As a part of the ongoing research project “Developing women’s role in policy-making processes: shaping gender equity and inclusiveness in climate action for health and wellbeing in Nepal (WeSHAPE)”, the research team at PHASE Nepal recently conducted a two day participatory policy making workshop 16 and 17 January at the Hotel City Gaon, Bhaktapur. The
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In 2025, PHASE Nepal received the Global Sustainability Award in the NGO Category, recognizing our commitment to building sustainable futures through integrated health, education, and livelihood programs in Nepal’s most remote communities. This prestigious award celebrates our efforts to reduce inequalities, empower women and girls, and strengthen resilience at the grassroots level. The recognition not
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PHASE Nepal held 37th Bi-annual meeting on October 12th 2025, bringing together staff from all working sites to review activities and share experiences from the field. The event brought together PHASE Nepal’s Board Members, PHASE Nepal’s health advisor Dr. Gerda Pohl, as well as all PHASE Nepal team from all nine districts. The event Chaired
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The two-day event was designed to boost participants’ communication skills and self-assurance through interactive sessions, group activities, and hands-on exercises. On the first day, the workshop concentrated on foundational preparation and core concepts. It kicked off with an ice-breaker session to encourage connections and introduce techniques for engaging an audience. Participants were introduced to various
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With the winter at its peak, the regions where we work are further pushed to isolation as telecommunication, transportation, and other essential emergency services are usually obstructed due to heavy snowfall. In such areas, PHASE health workers are in continuous effort to provide healthcare at PHASE supported health posts. Read here cases from the field
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Yam Bahadur Magar is one of many children who drops out of school due to disability. When PHASE Nepal visited Aapchaur Ward no 6, Gandaki Rural Municipality for a routine check on projects, we got to know Yam Bahadur Magar and his family of 13 members. They work in animal husbandry and agriculture to sustain
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The 35th Bi-annual meeting held October 26-27,2024 served as the team’s refreshment meet-up, with annual activity review, discussion, and suggestions on challenges, as well as refresher trainings for skill enhancement. PHASE Nepal team PHASE Nepal board members, guests from partner organizations, PHASE health advisor, Dr. Gerda Pohl, Chair of Independent Living Centre, Mr. Bhoj Raj
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