Case Studies | Plan International Nepal

Girl becomes Mayor for a day to call for online safety

Sixty two girls took over the roles of 31 powerholders in their communities on International Day of the Girl to raise awareness of the importance of digital literacy.

The Nepalese youth dispelling misinformation about the COVID-19…

Samjhana, 19, is supporting her community through the COVID-19 pandemic by volunteering for a Plan International-run response project.

“My journey as a COVID-19 youth volunteer is life-changing…

Kreetisha, 18, is selflessly volunteering to support her community to cope with the COVID-19 pandemic.

The female tour guide challenging gender stereotypes in the…

Following skills training, Shreya is now following her ambitions and is setting an example for other girls, proving they can move into male-dominated professions.

Girls take over local governments in Nepal

Sixty-two girls are marking International Day of the Girl 2021 by taking over leadership positions in 31 local governments in 7 districts in Nepal to call for girls' and young women's freedom…

Art is power: comics for activism in Nepal

Children in Nepal are making their voices valued and heard by exercising their creativity through comics.

Girls speak out against online abuse in Nepal

Manisha, Swastika and Shrijana have been targets of online abuse. They share their stories, including how Girls Out Loud, a safe online space where girls can discuss the issues they face, has…

Parenting classes help families raise healthy children

Young children in Nepal are growing up happy and healthy after their parents attended parenting sessions held by Plan International.

Monika: A disaster risk reduction champion

Monika is an active member of the school community and is a natural leader. Along with 20 other ‘DRR champions’, she is responsible for raising awareness among the student population on…

Radio lessons for Nepalese children in lockdown

Alongside partners, Plan International Nepal is offering radio schooling for children unable to go to school due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Girls in Nepal are demanding radio airtime

After taking over her community radio station to mark International Day of the Girl, Neetika now wants to see an end to discrimination against girls.

Meet the girls who escaped child marriage

With nearly 1 in 2 girls married off before the age of 18*, South Asia has the highest prevalence of child marriage in the world. But girls are fighting back against this harmful tradition. …