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S.N Name of the NGO / Address ;+: Yfsf]Gfd / 7\U Fgf Name of the Project F.Y 2076.077 List of NGOs and their activities (Supported by different donor agencies) and approved by Social Welfare Council as per the Social Welfare Act. 1992 'Article 16' ;+:yfsf] gfd / S.n Name of the Name of the Project Project Site Donor Agency Approved Amount of Approved Amount of Total Project Project Contact 7\ufgf NGO / Address External Internal Duration Sector Person cf;dfg g]kfn wg'iff 1 Aasaman Nepal Promoting Quality Dhanusha. The Norwegian 150,700,000.00 150,700,000.00 01 Oct Children Nawal Kishor . Dhanusha. Education For Girls Ministry of Foreign 2019 to 30 (Education Yadav and Marginalised Affairs Norway. Sep 2022 and Wash ) 9854024733, Children in Dhanusha 01-5171649 District. cfTdLo sf7df08f}+ . 2 Aatmiya Community Hospital Sindhuli. CITTA USA and 79,953,000.00 79,953,000.00 June 2019 Health Sanjeev Kc Kathmandu. Project. Associacio Pont to May (Hospital 9851000764, Solidari al Mon 2022 Operation) 01-4427355 Spaonn. ;Ifdtf ljsf; 3 Ability Education 61 District The Rose 27,600,000.00 218,528.00 27,818,528.00 Magh 2076 Disabilities. Nirmala ;dfh g]kfn Development sf7df08f}+ . Rehabilitation and International Fund to Poush Jnyawali Society of Nepal Empowerment For Children 2078 9864657515, Kathmandu. Program For Person (TRIFC) USA. 01-4376294 With Disabilities. PS;g km/ g]kfn 4 Action For Nepal Clean and Safe Solukhumbu. Himalayan Trust 8,000,000.00 8,000,000.00 July 2019 Drinking Lakpa Thering sf7df08f}+ . Kathmandu. Drinking Water Project Neu Zealand. to April Water Sherpa For Bubsa. 2020 9851156355, 4915979 PS;g km/ g]kfn Action For Nepal COVID 19 Response. Solukhumbu Burwen Foundation 3,138,851.30 3,138,851.30 01.06.2020 Health Lakpa Thering sf7df08f}+ . Kathmandu. and Taplejung. Education, to (COVID-19) Sherpa Himalayan Trust UK 30.08.2020 4915979 & Australian Himalayan Foundation PS;g ne g]kfn, 5 Action Love Child Home. Lalipure. Cecilia Mok, 4,800,000.00 4,800,000.00 2076 Magh Child Home Sitaram nlntk'/ . Nepal, Lalitpure Singapore. to 2079 (HIV Lamichene Paush tll. Infected 9841852148. Children) PS;g jS;{ g]kfn, 6 Action Works Education Support Kalikot and Kinderhilfe Nepal 3,198,772.74 3,198,772.74 June 2019 Education Jagannath sf7df08f}+ . Nepal Program. Jumla. e.v Berlin. to May (Educationa Bista Kathmandu. 2020 l Materials 9851183195, Support) 01-4227730 jsfnt d~r g]kfn 7 Advocacy Forum Follo up-Advancing Kathmandu, BMZ Civil Peace 4,788,900.00 4,788,900.00 15 Aug Conflict OM Prakash sf7df08f}+ . Nepal Transitional Justice Morang, Kaski Service/KURVE 2019 to 31 Victims and Sen Thakuri Kathmandu. Process by and Wustrow Germany. Dec 2019 Human 9841275732, Strengthening Conflict Kanchanpur. Rights. 01-4432309 Victims' Network at Local Level. jsfnt d~r g]kfn Advocacy Forum Follo Up Increasing Morang, Ifa (Institute For 9,410,733.33 9,410,733.33 01 Feb Human OM Prakash sf7df08f}+ . Nepal, Chances for a Credible Kathmandu, Auslandsbeziehung 2020 to 31. Rights Sen Thakuri Kathmandu. Transitional Justice Kaski, Surkhet en) Germany. Dec 2020 (Conflict 9841275732, Process in Nepal. and Kailali. Victims) 014432309 cxdlbof ;+3 g]kfn 8 Ahmadiyya Sangh Education and Help for Kathmandu, AHMADIYYA 34,605,290.00 2,746,710.22 37,352,000.22 01 Mangsir Education Mohan Raut sf7df08f}+ . Nepal Change. Sunsari, Morang MUSLIM JAMAAT 2076 to 31 and Health 9801060133 Kathmandu. and Parsa. UK. Ashad 2077 (School Operation) cxdlbof ;+3 g]kfn Ahmadiyya Sangh Covid -19 Relief Kathmandu, Ahamadiya Muslim 788,262.72 70,000.00 858,262.72 09 Baishak Health Komarulahoda sf7df08f}+ . Nepal Project Parsa and Jammat 2077 to 31 (COVID-19) Ansari Kathmandu. Kanchanpur. Baisak 9801060133 2077 cn PGhn g]kfn 9 All Angels Nepal Community Support Chitwan. Peoject Nepal 1,986,000.00 1,986,000.00 20 Falgun Women Anima nlntk'/ . Lalitpur. Program 2020-2021 Netherland 2076 to 20 (Women Shrestha Magh 2078 Empowerme 9841095861, nt) 01-5230971 cn PGhN; g]kfn All Angels Nepal Training and Lalitpur. Orange Angel 3,999,600.00 3,999,600.00 01 March Women Anima nlntk'/ . Lalitpur. Entrepreneurship Foundation 2020 to 29 Empowerme Shrestha Program 2020-21 Netherland and Feb 2021 nt (Skill 9841095861, Project Nepal Developmen 01-5230971 Netherland. t, Micro Entrepreneu rship) cn lsdd 10 All Qimam Drinking Water Kapilvastu and World International 10,989,006.00 10,989,006.00 2076.03.01 Health Aabdul kmfp08]zg g]kfn, Foundation Nepal, sflkna:t'' . Management Dang. Summits to (Drinking Kaiyum Kapilvastu. Programe. Contracting Saudi. 2076.08.30 Water) 9841248033, 9867149230 dlxnf tyf 11 Alliance Against Strengthening Kathmandu. KANALLAN 67,200.00 67,200.00 01 May Health Natisara Rai afnaflnsf a]rljvg Trafficking in lj?4 ;xsdL{ ;d'x Advocacy to Prevent Switzerland 2020 to 01 (COVID-19) 9810240731 Women and g]kfn sf7df08f}+ . Internal Trafficking June 2020 Children in Nepal (SAPIT) Emergency Kathmandu. Relief Support. dlxnf tyf Alliance Against Strengthening Kathmandu. Freedom Fund UK. 134,400.00 134,400.00 11 June Health Benu Maya afnaflnsf a]rljvg Trafficking in lj?4 ;xsdL{ ;d'x Advocacy to Prevent 2020 to 10 (COVID-19) Gurung Women and g]kfn sf7df08f}+ . Internal Trafficking July 2020 9841647926, Children in Nepal, (SAPIT) Emergency 9810240731 Kathmandu. Relief Support. Pd]lhË gd:t] g]kfn 12 Amazing Namaste Child Home Operation. Kathmandu. Namaste E.V 3,950,000.00 50,000.00 4,000,000.00 2076.04.01 Child Sudip Nepal sf7df08f}+ . Nepal, Germany. to Home. 9851059883, Kathmandu. 2077.03.31 4016138 cd]l/sf g]kfn 13 America Nepal Bronchoscope For Lalitpur. America Nepal 5,362,134.00 5,362,134.00 01 Sept Health Bikrant lrlsT;f k|lti7fg Medical sf7df08f}+ . Patan Hospital, Medical Foundation 2019 to 01 Narsing Rana Foundation Pediatric Critical Care America. Sept 2020 9861020285 Kathmandu. Fellowship and Rheumatology Fellowship Supporty. cd]l/sf g]kfn America Nepal ICU at Rapti Academy Dang. America Nepal 6,620,681.00 6,620,681.00 15 March Health Bikrant Rana lrlsT;f k|lti7fg Medical sf7df08f}+ . of Health and Sciences Medical Foundation 2020 to 15 (Intensive 9861020285 Foundation (RAHS) America. March Care Unit Kathmandu. 2021 ICU) cd]/Lsf g]kfn America Nepal Koshi Oxygen Plant. Morang. America Nepal 11,281,700.00 11,281,700.00 01 March Health Bikrant Rana lrlsT;f k|lti7fg Medical sf7df08f}+ . Medical Foundation 2020 to 01 (Oxygen) 9861020285 Foundation USA. March Kathmandu. 2021 cd]l/sf g]kfn America Nepal Corona Relief - Kathmandu. America Nepal 3,540,000.00 3,540,000.00 20 March Health Bikrant Rana lrlsT;f k|lti7fg Medical PPE, N95 Masks, Gown Medical 2020 to 20 (COVID-19) 9861020285 sf7df08f}+ . _ Foundation Foundation, USA March Kathmandu. 2020 cd]l/sf g]kfn America Nepal Corona Relief. Kathmandu. America Nepal 8,330,000.00 8,330,000.00 Baishak Health Bikrant Rana lrlsT;f k|lti7fg Medical sf7df08f}+ . Medical 2077 to (COVID-19) 9861020285 Foundation Foundation, USA Ashoj 2077 Kathmandu. PDg]li6 OG6/g]zgn 14 Amnesty Human Rights Kathmandu. Resource Allocation 22,954,032.00 1,839,250.00 24,793,282.00 Jan 2020 to Human Nirajan g]kfn sf7df08f}+ . International Campaigns and Mechanism (RAM) Dec 2020 Rights ( Thapaliya Nepal Advocacy. Amnesty Womenn, 9851014452, Kathmandu. nternational, Cshildren, 014364706 International Youth, Secretariat UK. Conflict Victims, Regugee) cgdf]n ;]jf s]Gb| 15 Anamol Care Education Support Nuwakot. Inter-Mission e.v 960,000.00 960,000.00 Sept 2019 Education. Raj Kumar g]kfn nlntk'/ . Center-Nepal Program Germany. to Aug Bhandari Lalitpur. 2020 9841363948, 01-5191139 cgdf]n ;]jf s]Gb| Anamol Care Child Sponsorship Ramechhap. Margit Erna Thum 768,000.00 768,000.00 June 2019 Education. Raj Kumar g]kfn nlntk'/ . Centre-Nepal Program. Germany. to May Bhandari Lalitpur. 2020 9841363948 cgdf]n ;]jf s]Gb| Anamol Care Sponsorship Program Rautahat. Inter-Mission e.v 1,920,000.00 1,920,000.00 June 2020 Children Raj Kumar g]kfn nlntk'/ . Centre-Nepal Germany. to May (Education Bhandari Lalitpur. 2021 Scholarship) 9841363948 cfgGb ;+3 sf7df08f}+ 16 Ananda Sangh Ananda Sangh Project Kathmandu , Rigpe Dorje 50,846,925.01 8,060,949.15 58,907,874.16 17 July Buddhist Karma . Kathmandu. for Preservation of Sindhupalchok Foundation 2019 to 16 Culture. Janchhuyab Traditional Himalayan and Manang. Hongkong, Rigpe July 2020 Gurung Buddhist Culture and dorje Foundation 9849074551, Customs and Social Canada, Susaan 01-6201550 Benefit. Cheah Australia, Rigpe dorje Foundation USA…….. Other Different Donors. cfglGbt pksf/ s]Gb| 17 Anandit Charity Holistic Development Lalitpur and Ichthus Charistian 7,390,000.00 507,271.00 7,897,271.00 17 July Child Kopila Aryal nlntk'/ . Centre Lalitpur. For Empowerment Sindhuli. Fellowship UK, 2019 to 16 Home, 9849754217, Program Birkdale School July 2020 Scholarship 01-5202035 Norway, Foundation and De Luxembourg, Empowerme Marianne Spichiger nt. Switzerland and Anandit Aid to Nepal Canada. cgGt ;]jf g]kfn 18 Ananta Sewa Substitute Care For Lalitpur and Servlife 43,527,292.20 43,527,292.20 01 Jan Child Uday Raj Bhat nlntk'/ . Nepal (AS Nepal) Orphan and Destitute Kailali. International USA. 2020 to 31 Home. 9851076992, Lalitpur. Children in Nepal. jan 2022 01-5185329 Plgdn g]kfn 19 Animal Nepal A. Equine Welfare Banke, World Horse 7,019,984.00 7,019,984.00 A. July Animal Hari Prasad nlntk'/ . Lalitpur. Project B. National Kathmandu and Welfare UK and 2019 to (Working Joshi Campaign to Eliminate Chitwan. The Humane Dec 2019 Equiness 9801222303, Cage Confinement for League USA. B.July 2019 and Egg 01-5538068 Egg-Laying Hens. to Feb 2020 Lay Hens) Plgdn g]kfn Animal Nepal 1. Human Dog Rupandehi and Dog Trust 7,423,658.50 7,423,658.50 1. June Environmen Hari Prasad nlntk'/ .
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