7-8 Poush, 2081 (22-23 December 2024) Bagarapur Homestay, Rapti-6, Dang The Annual Participatory Review and Reflection Program of CSRC took place from 22-23 December 2024 at the Rapti Tharu Community Homestay’s Community Hall in Rapti-6, Bagarapur, Dang. Participants included representatives from the National Land Rights Forum, 13 District Land Rights Forums, Mukta Kamaiya Samaaj, Mukta…
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Ani Kumari BK, at the age of 74, has finally become a landowner. Her happiness knows no bounds as she shares, “I was born landless; my parents did not have any land.” Married at 12 into another poor family of Sukumbaasis, Ani and her husband struggled to make ends meet, working as laborers to feed…
Community Self Reliance Centre (CSRC) invites competitive bids from qualified vendors/service providers for the procurement of the following goods: Please submit your SEALED Quotation Bid as detailed in the National Competitive Bidding (NCB) document which you may access by clicking here, or download it directly from the link below: Email: landrights@csrcnepal.org or Contact No: 01-4957005…
A workshop on Resource Generation and Mobilization was held from 10-12 November 2024 at Park Village Resort, Budhanilkantha. CSRC, as one of the members of Partners Investment Fund (PIF) led by OXFAM collaborated with Institute of Cultural Affairs (ICA) Nepal to facilitate a Resource Generation and Mobilization Workshop for 13 member organizations from 10 to…
Suku Tamang (she/her), a 35-year-old farmer from Newartole, Sindhupalchowk, was once reliant on the market for vegetables. Her kitchen often lacked even basic vegetables; was difficult to afford vegetables. However, Suku has transformed her farming practices and become more self-sufficient after the Climate Resilience Initiative (CRI) Program. The program has been implemented by Community Self-Reliance…
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Shantarami Chaudhary, 37, resides in Gadhawa Rural Municipality in Dang district. The Tharu people of Nepal traditionally live in joint families, sharing houses, livestock, and land; that has been passed down for generations. Shantarami Chaudhary’s family was one such example. They lived togetherwith 25 members from five siblings. As it was only 0.047 hectares, It…