Unlocking Success: Empowering Vulnerable Youth through Competencies and Decent Income for Sustainable Perspectives
Nepal stands at a critical development stage, facing persistent poverty, youth unemployment, and unskilled labour migration, despite strong potential in green businesses and diversified agriculture. Youth unemployment (ages 16–35) remains significantly higher than the national average, largely due to a mismatch between education and labour market needs, leaving many young people without practical, employable skills. As a result, youth are pushed into informal, low-paid work or overseas migration.
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From Traditional Farming to Climate-Smart Leadership: The Success Story of Janaki Chaudhary
01st April 2026, 04:04 PMJanaki Chaudhary, a 36-year-old married woman, is a resident of Shuklaphanta-5, Garjamuni, Kanchanpur. She lives in a joint family with her in-laws, husband, and sons, comprising six family members. Before joining the Farmer Field School (FFS) group formed under the Skill Up Project, Janaki and her family practiced traditional farming methods. Their financial condition was weak, and Janaki lacked confidence in communicating with others.
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From Struggle to Sustainability: Dhan Bahadur Rawat’s Journey to Modern Organic Farming
01st April 2026, 04:00 PMDhan Bahadur Rawat, a resident of Koldada in Birendranagar-2, Surkhet, lives with his wife, son, and sister. Despite having completed higher secondary education, sustaining his family through agriculture proved to be was a significant challenge for him....
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Seeds of Change: How Farming Transformed Puran Rana’s Life
01st April 2026, 03:55 PMPuran Rana, a 27-year-old youth from Krishnapur Municipality-9, Pachdhaki, once faced the daily hardships of rural poverty. In a joint family of eight members—including his grandfather, parents, brother, two sisters, wife, and himself—life was a constant challenge. The family's primary income source was traditional farming of paddy and wheat, which barely sustained them. Due to limited income, even purchasing basic vegetables became difficult, and accessing nutritious food was a rare luxury.
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Surkhet
Shree Jana Jyoti High School
Shree Jan Jyoti Secondary School was established on 2029 B.S, located at Baddichaur of Barahtal Rural Municipality in Surkhet. Affiliated with NEB, it offers plus two (10+2) programs and Agriculture & Veterinary science courses through CTEVT.
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Kanchanpur
Shree Krishna High School
Shree Krishna High School is a public school in Kanchanpur, located at Krishnapur-4, Gulariya. Affiliated with CTEVT TECS from 2059 B.S., it offers L.P/A.H., PJTA programs, and Diploma in Agriculture (Plant & Animal Science) from 2076 B.S.
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The second phase of the project will directly benefit approximately 0 households through training provision, SMEs establishment, access to finance and value chain development. The project will establish 0 Green Schools (one in each target province). 0 (0% women) individuals will directly benefit from skill transfer activities, including in-house courses (0 youths) and extension-based training / farmer field schools (0 farmers). The project targets marginalized population groups such as women, Dalit and tribal/ethnic minorities, and aims to establish at least 0 Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs).
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