Case Studies | Plan International Nepal

Hairdresser Rampati is challenging societal norms and proving that women can excel in traditionally male-dominated professions.

Ashmita, Anjali and Amrita have gained vocational, entrepreneurship and work-related skills. Now they own a mobile repair centre.

Bimal who has disabilities improved his reading and writing skills after attending the remedial classes in his school.

Sangita and Vivek are young parents learning positive parenting in their community to support their children.

Pratikshya is among 1,200 children in Kalikot who are being supported with extra classes so they stay in school and build positive futures.

Despite being married at 17, Uma now runs a successful chicken farm following training and support.

Saraswoti is determined to get a good education to build a better future for her family despite her disability.

After learning about sexual health, Anisha is supporting girls to manage their periods in her community.

After learning about menstruation, Radhika is supporting other girls to manage their periods.

Sita is among 120 young people gaining vocational skills, business skills, and life skills training to support their businesses and families.

Sita, a teacher from Karnali province, is ensuring Dalit children no longer face discrimination at her school.

Suwa, 79, is sharing the story of her own child marriage in her community to prevent children from having their childhoods disrupted.