ANNOUNCEMENTS
Talk Program: Risk of Extreme Heat in…
We are pleased to announce a talk program on “Risk of Extreme Heat in a Changing Climate”, presented by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nir Krakauer from the City College of New…
[Closed] Tracking Snow and Ice: Hands-On Sessions…
Nepal’s high mountains are changing quickly. Climate change affects glaciers, seasonal snow, and water sources, impacting farming, hydropower, nature, and disaster risks. Therefore, it is crucial to keep track of…
[Closed] Empowering Female Hydrologists: Glacio-Hydrological Modelling of…
Nepal has many river systems that originate from high-altitude areas of mountains and provide perennial water sources to the mountains communities. Snow and glaciers are critical part of these river…
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Our Impact
50+
Districts Covered
150+
Projects Implemented
200,000+
Individuals Directly Reached
10,000+
Households Reached
FEATURED PROJECTS
Empowering Mountain Communities through Fog Harvesting for…
The Small Earth Nepal (SEN) is implementing a project “Empowering Mountain Communities through Fog Harvesting for Sustainable Water Management” at Thade and Jantardhap village in Okhaldhunga. The mountain villages of…
Promoting Climate Resilient and Socially Inclusive Water…
The Small Earth Nepal (SEN) in collaboration with IHE Delft, Tribhuvan University (TU), Tharu Women UPliftment Center (TWUC), and Karnali Integrated Rural Development and Research Center (KIRDARC) is implementing the…
Improving Climate Services for Local Adaptation through…
There have been erratic weather patterns and Nepal is unprepared to cope with them. In recent years, Nepal has experienced an increase in frequency and intensity of droughts, floods, and…
