Rupantaran Nepal Competitors

FON Nepal is committed to evidence-based wildlife conservation, addressing often overlooked challenges across Nepal’s diverse landscapes—from the lowlands to the high Himalayas. We focus on protecting threatened species, restoring habitats, and promoting coexistence between people and nature. By combining science, community engagement, and innovative solutions, we strive to safeguard Nepal’s unique biodiversity while ensuring sustainable futures for both wildlife and local communities. Join us in building a resilient and thriving natural heritage for generations to come.

Founded in 2000, Himalayan Nature is a development and conservation research institute, working for sustainable livelihoods of Himalayan communities as well as initiating scientific research on Himalayan biodiversity and the broader environment. It is an independent, not-for-profit organization actively working on emerging issues related to the development and conservation of natural resources, and sustainable livelihoods of people in the Himalayan region Himalayan Nature is a science-based organization and takes an independent view of livelihood options provided to local communities and biodiversity conservation issues. We provide sound advice on aspects of social development and environmental management to government authorities and other concerned agencies. Periodically, we release statements to help improve awareness among the public and policy makers on the sustainable livelihood issues and environmental challenges. The organization is supported by globally renowned livelihood advisers and conservation scientists who have long experience of the Himalayan region. We work closely with other similar interest organizations within and outside Nepal, complementing their work and exchanging information. The wide geographic coverage of the organization’s work includes the northern part of India, Nepal, and Pakistan, the whole of Bhutan, southeast Tibet and the northern part of Myanmar. However most of our work is currently concentrated in Nepal and India. We are based in Kathmandu and have field study centers in Nepal, in Koshi, Chitwan and Lumbini. We collaborate with several community-based organizations working in higher altitude environments. We can be contacted at the address given in this web page for further enquiries. We appreciate any assistance or advice that helps achieve the goals of Himalayan Nature.

Future Generation Nepal (FGN) is a Nepal Government registered nonprofit organization founded in 2019 by a young and dynamic team of passionate individuals. Our senior staff have over 12 years’ experience in child protection, human rights and social development. We are experts in the deinstitutionalization of child care homes including rescues, managing “temporary safe houses”, family reintegration and alternative care. Poverty can be a key factor in family separation and Future Generation Nepal offers family strengthening livelihoods to families in need and are vulnerable to child trafficking. Our staff are experienced “first responders” to unplanned situations caused by natural disasters and emergencies. We first learned these skills during the Nepal earthquake in 2015 and used them during the COVID-19 pandemic to help over 100 vulnerable families and children. We provided families and their children with relief support including food, supplies, and hygiene kits to survive the Covid-19 crisis and not become the victims of traffickers. Our team is trained, experienced and reliable in implementing projects for our funding partners. Future Generation Nepal works closely with other local organizations, local community leaders, teachers, government officials and influencers.