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About us
Team
Thematic Area
Child rights governance and child protection
Education
Agriculture, Livelihood, Food security and Economic development
Health and Nutrition
Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH)
GEDSI and Child Safeguarding
DRR/CC (Mitigation and Adaptation)
Projects
Past Projects
Current Project
Media and Communication
Reports
Publication
Cases
Resource Materials
Gallery
Career
Vacancy
Volunteer
Contact
DONATE NOW
Home
About us
Team
Thematic Area
Child rights governance and child protection
Education
Agriculture, Livelihood, Food security and Economic development
Health and Nutrition
Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH)
GEDSI and Child Safeguarding
DRR/CC (Mitigation and Adaptation)
Projects
Past Projects
Current Project
Media and Communication
Reports
Publication
Cases
Resource Materials
Gallery
Career
Vacancy
Volunteer
Contact
Thematic Area
Thematic Areas
Child rights governance and child protection
Engaging in advocacy to influence policy development and implementation
Education
SIAN in Nepal play a vital complementary role to government efforts in the education sector
Agriculture, Livelihood, Food security and Economic development
SIAN plays a transformative role by implementing integrated programs
Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH)
SIAN play a pivotal role in Nepal's WASH sector by complementing government efforts
Health and Nutrition
SIAN in Nepal plays a vital role in complementing government efforts and addressing specific gaps
GEDSI and Child Safeguarding
SIAN in Nepal have a critical role in strengthening child safeguarding
DRR/CC (Mitigation and Adaptation)
Advancing DRR and CC initiatives by implementing community-based programs