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Organization Name and Position Tel # Fax # Email 1. Action Aid Nepal PO # Organization Name and Position Tel # Fax # Email 1. Action Aid Nepal Sujeeta Mathema 4002177 4002118 sujeeta.mathema@a PO Box 6257 Executive Director 4002099 ctionaid.org Lazimpat 4002115 Kathmandu 4002142 2. Adventist Development and Relief Josue Orellana 5555913, 5554251 josue.orellana@adra Agency (ADRA Nepal) Country Director 5555914 nepal.org Head Office, Ward No. 3 Ga 9851045795 Shantabhawan, Sanepa Bidya Mahat PO Box 448, Nepal Program Director bidya.mahat@adranep al.org 3. Ama Foundation Bonnie Ellison 5174096 98510- Bonniefromamaghar P.O. Box 8975 EPC 2089 Country Director 29628 @gmail.com Kathmandu Nepal poonam.mudvari@g Poonam Mudvari mail.com Goodwill Ambassador 4. AMICI DEI BAMBINI Francesca Giovannini 4246787 francesca.giovannini Kamaladi Country Coordinator @aibi.it P.O. Box 8974 Kathmandu Tulasa Kharel tulasa_amicideibam Nepal Deputy-Country [email protected] Coordinator 5. AWO International Manuel Palz 5527058 5552672 manuel.palz@awoin Sanepa Ward No. 2 Head Representative ternational.de P.O. Box 7364 Lalitpur, Nepal Rejina Joshi Shrestha rejina.joshi@awoint Project Officer ernational.de 6. Aide et Action Nepal Sujan Neupane 5261868 sujan.neupane@aide House No. 29 Dhanwantarai Marg Representative -et-action.org Chakupat (Behind UN Futsal) Lalitpur Raju Karki raju.karki@aide-et- Account and action.org Administration Officer 7. Action Contre La Faim/ACF Sudipta Balapanda 5542812 [email protected] Jhamsikhel-Ward 2 Kha Lalitpur Country Director 9849591992 acf.org Ojaswi Acharya [email protected] Deputy Country ons-acf.org Director commsmanager@np Communication .missions-acf.org Manager 8. AMDA MINDS KOBAYASHI Maiko 4412045 kobayashi_maiko@ Maharjgunj, Kathmandu Country Director amda-minds.org Nepal Raghunath Adhikari raghu.amdaminds.n Program Coordinator [email protected] # Organization Name and Position Tel # Fax # Email 9. Association for International Mr. Filippo De Monte 9803144581 f.demonte@asia- Solidarity in Asia – ASIA Onlus- Country ngo.org Nepal Representative Lazimpat, Kathmandu 98511- n.acharya@asia- Nepal Nabaraj Acharya 03673 ngo.org Project Manager 10. ADARA Dévelopment Pralhad Kumar Dhakal 4374577 Pralhad.Dhakal@ad P O Box 4403 Country Director 985 111 aragroup.org Chapali, Budhanilkantha Nepal 4744 Kathmandu Nepal 11. Arbeiter-Samariter-Bund/ASB Nino Gvetadze 9810120969 TCH Tower, Lazimpat Country Director nino.gvetadze@asb Kathmandu, Nepal nepal.org 12. ACTED I Act for change I Invest Ginny 9823- ginny.haythornthwai in potential Haythornthwaite 238840 [email protected] Kupondole Heights Road (opposite Country Director Summit Hotel), Lalitpur, Nepal 13. AmeriCares Foundation Rohit Odari 5153597 ROdari@americares Lalitpur 4, Dhobighat Country Director .org Kathmandu, Nepal 14. BNMT Dr. Kulesh Bahadur 4436434 4439108 [email protected]. Lazimpat Thapa 4428240 np PO Box 20564, Country Kathmandu Representative Rajesh Parajuli [email protected] 15. BBC Media Action Mona Laczo 5554092 [email protected] GPO Box 8975, EPC 2554 Country Director 5554082 mediaaction.org Sanepa Chowk, Lalitpur 5554073 Nepal 16. BRAC International Khemraj Upadhyaya 4371064 [email protected] Budhanilkantha Country Director Kathmandu Nepal Sheetal Tuladhar Bisiness Development [email protected] and Communications Officer 17. CECI Keshava Koirala 4419412 4413256 [email protected] Baluwatar Country 4414430 PO Box 2959 Representative Kathmandu Sushma Shrestha. [email protected] Admin & Finance Officer 18. CARE Nepal Lora Wuennenberg 5522153 5521202 wuennenberg@care. Dhobighat, opposite DAV School, Country Director 5522800 org Lalitpur PO Box 1661, Kathmandu Dr. Popular Gentle Program Director Popular.Gentle@car e.org Shivani Dixit Program Support Director [email protected] rg # Organization Name and Position Tel # Fax # Email 19. CCS Italy Istvan Toth 4008657 [email protected] Mokchhya Marg, Dhumbarahi , Country Director 9851209009 G.P.O. 8975 E.P.C. 5533 Kathmandu Subas Karki [email protected] rg Administration and Finance Team Leader 20. ChildFund Japan Mariko Tanaka 4482899 [email protected] New Baneshwor, Mahadevsthan Country Director p Kathmandu, House No. 110, P.O. Box 19659 Sudeep Sayami Nepal Logistic and [email protected] Administration p 21. Child Protection Centers Inge Bracke 01-6224660 international@cpcs- Godawari Minucipility - 8, Kitini, Country Director 9841410328 nepal.org Lalitpur Nepal [email protected] Nawaraj Pokharel 9801245505 Deputy Country Director 9801245505 22. CBM Nepal Country Office Prakash Wagle 4000055 prakashraj.wagle@c Shree Marg, House No. 547 Country Coordinator 9801- bm.org Ward No. 2, Lazimpat 166315 Kathmandu, Nepal Shaurabh Sharma Programme Officer 9801- 180344 shaurabh.sharma@cb msaro.org 23. Center for Reproductive Rights, Sonali Regmi 4411325, sregmi@reprorights. Kalika Tower, Baluwatar, Regional Manager 98511- org Kathmandu, Nepal 46673 Mahendra Panta [email protected] Office Manager rg 24. Christian Aid Nepal Ram Kishan 4015672 RKishan@christian- Kathmandu Regional Emergency 9803890288 aid.org Nepal Manager Dipankar Patnaik Sr. Emergency DPatnaik@christian Programme Manager -aid.org 25. Child Rescue Nepal/CRN Jamuna Shrestha 9849- jamuna.shrestha@c (Formerly The Esther Benjamins Bhattarai 694637 hildrescuenepal.org Trust) Country Director Satdobato, Lalitpur Nepal 9841- 142794 26. CONCERN Worldwide Andrew Pearlman [email protected] Kupondole Height (opposite Country Director 98011- et Summit Hotel) Lalitpur 93982 Nepal Thakur Chandra [email protected] Program Coordinator et 27. Catholic Relief Services/CRS Lorraine Bramwell 9813- Lorraine.Bramwell Dhobighat, Lalitpur Country 189280 @crs.org Nepal Representative # Organization Name and Position Tel # Fax # Email 28. Chance for Change Bhim Bahadur BK 5531528 Bhim@chanceforch Jwagal 10 Lalitpur Nepal Country Director ange.org.uk 29. Dan Church Aid/DCA David Wallace Smith 5013550 5013505 [email protected] South Asia Regional 9802097800 Nepal Country Office Representative GPO Box 4844 Ward No-2, Lalitpur Jhamshikhel, Lalitpur Nepal 30. Deutsche Welthungerhilfe - Nepal Asja Hanano 9808087474 asja.hanano@welthun P.O.Box: 20800, Kupondole Country Director gerhilfe.de Height (in front of hotel Summit) 9849485774 Lalitpur - Nepal Surendra Gautam 5552060 Surendra.Gautam@we Program Manager lthungerhilfe.de 31. Educate The Children Meera M. Singh Rana 4431011 4429081 [email protected] Dilli Bazaar Country Director PO Box 12782, Kathmandu Neela Malla Admin and Finance [email protected]. Officer np 32. Enfants & Developpement Eloise Jha 53348632 eloise.jha@pe- Chakupat, Lalitpur Country Director 5260597 nepal.org Post Box No 8975, EPC 493 Nepal Buddhi Kumar Shrestha buddhi.shrestha@pe- nepal.org 33. Equal Access International Upendra Aryal 5013563 5013561 [email protected] P.O. Box 118 Executive Director 5013509 rg Jhamsikhel, Lalitpur 5539138 Nepal Binita Shrestha 5539139 Country bshrestha@equalacces s.org Representative Dorothee Stangle dstangle@equalaccess Program Manager .org 34. ECPAT Ashish Sinha 4430864 [email protected] Luxembourg in Nepal Country P. O. Box 8974, CPC 560 Representative Baluwater Kathmandu, Nepal 35. FHI360 Nepal Bishnu Sapkota 4439595 4417475 [email protected] Anamika Galli, Baluwatar Country Director 4439671 P.O. Box 8803 4437173 Kathmandu Anil Kumar Shrestha [email protected] Finance and Administrative Director 36. Fida International Nepal Vesa Matto 5590931 [email protected] Bhainsepati Country Director Lalitpur P.O. Box 8975 EPC 2278 Prem Dangi Chettry [email protected] Kathmandu - Nepal Financial Controller # Organization Name and Position Tel # Fax # Email 37. Felm Nepal Juha Lind 5529271 5528194 [email protected] Jhamsikhel, Lalitpur Country Director 9801284440 PO Box No.8975 EPC 2250 Kathmandu Nepal Teressa Juhaninmaki 9801284446 teressa.juhaninmaki Manager for @felm.org Development Cooperation 38. FAIRMED Foundation, Nepal Nirmala Sharma 5012670 nirmala.sharma@fair Kalika Marga Country Coordinator med.ch Sanepa 2 (Cha), Lalitpur Nepal Brinda Bhandari 9841- P.O. Box: 10047 Liaison and 477449 Communication brinda.bhandari@fair med.ch Officer 39. Foundation for International Nobuko Otsuki 4415448 nobuko.otsuki@fidr Development Relief/FIDR Country .or.jp 193/13 Alkabasti Marg Representative Lainchour, Kathmandu Nepal Gun Bir Newar gunbir.newar@fidr. Project Coordinator org.np 40. Forget Me Not Australia Golfutar - Anju Pun 9801- anjupun@forgetmen Kathmandu Nepal Country 039550 ot.org.au Representative 41. Finn Church Aid Foundation Lila Bashyal 4 000 554 Lila.Bashyal@kirko Nepal Country Office Country Director 4 000 555 nulkomaanapu.fi GPO Box: 23517, House No 98511- 539/37 59106 Gairidhara , Kathmandu Nepal 42. German Nepalese Help Kedar B. Tamang 4002288 4002287 [email protected] Association/GNHA Post Box: Country m 11825 Ranibari Marga 86, Representative Lazimpat, Kathmandu Metropolitan City-3 Kathmandu, [email protected] m.np Nepal 43. Group for Transcultural/GRT Fabrizio Gaveglio 4424315 4424610 gaveglio.fabrizio@li Gairidhara 5 Country 4424610 bero.it PO Box 23425, Kathmandu Representative Tilak Shrestha [email protected] p 44. Good Neighbors International, Minho Choi 5538758 5524478 minho.choi@goodn Nepal Country Director 5520493 eighbors.org GPO Box 8975, EPC 1605 Ekantakuna, Jawalakhel, Lalitpur; Nepal Sandip Gupta Sr. Manager sandip.gupta@good neighbors.org Rupa Mishra Sr. Manager rupa.mishra@goodn eighbors.org # Organization Name and Position Tel # Fax # Email 45. Global Fairness Initiatives Homraj Acharya 5000519 hacharya@globalfai Ekantakuna Country Director rness.org Lalitpur Nepal 46.
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