Case Studies | Plan International Nepal

Fourteen- year-old Attima from Jumla wants to become a lawyer to advocate for children's right to end harmful traditional practices in Nepal.

Shristi has developed her livlihood skills and become an entrepreneur so she can fund and continue her studies.

Babita is passionate about her artivism, using it to advocate for girls' education amidst the harsh realities of climate change.

Eighteen-year-old Chandrakala and her friends are leading a fundraising campaign to support girls' education in Bardiya.

Fifteen-year-old girls’ rights activist Neha takes over the role of Secretary General of the NGO Federation of Nepal for a day.

Rajina proves disability is no barrier to leadership as she takes on the role of Minister of Education and Culture for a day.

Meet Tansuwa, a young trekking guide who’s supporting her family and showing the important role women can play in tourism.

Young activist Sharmila took over the role of Member of Parliament for a day in her relentless pursuit to end child marriage.

Successful tailor Rishmani is sharing her skills, teaching young women, and campaigning on the importance of girls' education and training.

In a profession traditionally reserved for men, female electrician Bipana has redefined the rules and flipped the switch on gender norms.

Gulfi's activism led to improved educational facilities and community awareness of the pivotal role of parenting in a child’s education.

Sandhya, a tenacious individual, defied adversity and health challenges to become a successful entrepreneur who runs her own canteen.