Case Studies | Plan International Nepal

Seventeen-year-old Monika assumed the role of Social Development Minister, challenging gender stereotypes and advocating for change.

Sangita took up the role of Norwegian ambassador and used the opportunity to advocate girls’ rights and speak up about gender inequality.

Sapana has used her business management skills to set up own restaurant and is now a financially independent successful business owner.

Meet Dhanmaya, who, through education and entrepreneurship, overcame adversity to open her own shop and become self-dependent.

Tashi, an enthusiastic learner, found inspiration in new learning environments to innovate and create something remarkable.

With digital school equipment and teacher support, Bandana's an aspiring engineer, voice against gender bias, and even been mayor for a day.

Sanjivani, an aspiring engineer stepped into the shoes of the regional manager at Plan International Nepal for a day.

Rahimat’s activism is creating change, reducing early marriages and child trafficking, and improving online safety and education for girls.

Archana used the Girls Takeover event to drive change, representing marginalised groups and standing against child marriage.

Bipasa takes part in the Girls Takeover day, using her strong passion for girls’ education to empower girls and be a champion for change.

Meet 16-year-old Saruna, who has defied societal stereotypes and prejudice to become a symbol of empowerment for girls with disabilities.

Prema’s menstrual health hygiene, gender equality and quality education advocacy leads to positive changes at her school and in her community.