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Municipal Energy Plan (MEP) development and Clean Energy promotion in Tulsipur
In Feature

Municipal Energy Plan (MEP) development and Clean Energy promotion in Tulsipur

A series of meetings for MEP development are being held in regards to the ongoing project “Clean energy initiatives for households in the Dang district”,  in Tulsipur municipality. The project is working towards the dissemination of clean energy technologies at a municipal level, contributing to sustainable development goals at a both national and local level.

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KMC Signs MOU With WCN

WCN signs MOU with KMC
Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) joins hands with Wildlife Conservation Nepal (WCN) for protecting the school environment of Kathmandu valley on November 23, 2022, in the presence of education advisors. KMC and WCN are in relation to conducting the Environmental Protection Program in schools under the Kathmandu Metropolitan City.

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KMC Signs MOU With WCN
Pratt and Whitney E-STEM Awards 2022
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Pratt and Whitney E-STEM Awards 2022

In October of 2022, WCN was selected by the North American Association for Environmental Education (NAAEE) as a winner of the first ever Pratt and Whitney Global E-STEM Awards. Grants totalling $250,000 were awarded by the chief transformation and strategy officer of Pratt and Whitney, Satheeshkumar Kumarasingam to 13 non-profit organizations in 11 countries. Each organization showed a tremendous dedication to expanding programs for youths in environmental, science, technology, engineering, and math (E-STEM) education.

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Strengthening Education through Local Curriculum in Chitwan District

Today, in Nepal, local curriculum is a perfect example of decentralizing education policy in new context of federal system and it has provided opportunity to connect students, teachers, local expert and policy makers to create effective teaching learning environment. The local curriculum will help students engage with the local knowledge and values. WCN since 2008 has been involved in the promotion of local curriculum development and its implementation. The first local curriculum in collaboration with WCN was launched in Rasuwa and Chitwan.

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Strengthening Education through Local Curriculum in Chitwan District

Blog

I helped organize a sustainable event at WCN- Learn how!

Jun 5, 2020
Swekriti Rai

Wildlife Conservation Nepal, Nepal Prakriti Pathsala (WCN/ NPP’s) organized an Eco-day Camp at Dhapasi, Kathmandu...

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WHAT TO DO WHEN YOU ARE SOCIAL DISTANCING- PART 2

Apr 3, 2020
Sanjeevani Yonzon Shrestha

Social Distancing during the horrific COVID19 pandemic has given us a lot of time to...

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WHAT TO DO WHEN YOU ARE SOCIAL DISTANCING- PART 1

Apr 3, 2020
Sanjeevani Yonzon Shrestha

The Corona Virus or COVID 19 has taken over our lives and as the whole...

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Information Technology, Data Centers And The Changing Environment

Apr 3, 2020
Chetna Gurung

There is no denying that the rapid development of information and computer technology (ICT) has...

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WCN Programs

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Teacher Trainings
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Schools reached
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Multipurpose Trees
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