Stories from Nepal Article Dreams restored The establishment of Transitional Learning Centers in his school in Okhaldhunga District has enabled Beni Bahadur Khatri to renew his focus on his studies a Read the story Article Leading the way to water-safe communities Health worker Samriddhi Gurung is helping communities in Kavre and Gorkha Districts take the reins over water sustainability and safety in their areas Read the story Article Communicating for change In Mugu, where the uptake of maternal and child healthcare services is low, female community health volunteers are training to more effectively communicate Read the story Photo Essay Making learning fun Learning materials have been crucial in the effort to restore and improve education in earthquake-affected schools in Nepal See the story Photo Essay Better data, better lives UNICEF and KOICA working to improve maternal health and child health in Mugu. See the story Article Mela in Martadi Donkey libraries and Reading Mela (Fairs) promote reading culture in far-western hills of Nepal Read the story Load more items Page About us UNICEF is dedicated to advancing the rights of all children in Nepal, especially the most marginalized and disadvantaged Visit the page Page Children in Nepal With 40 per cent of the population under the age of 18 years, investments in children and adolescents is important in shaping national development. Visit the page Page How and where we work We work day in day out to reach the hardest to reach, the furthest from help Visit the page Page Contact Us Get in touch with us or our field offices Visit the page
