Nepal

FHI 360 has advanced local leadership, knowledge and priorities in Nepal to improve lives in lasting ways. We have used our expertise to meaningfully engage with all levels of government, communities and civil society and media organizations to improve education, health and nutrition; protect the environment and mitigate the effects of climate change; promote gender equity, safeguarding and social inclusion; provide crisis response and water, sanitation and hygiene services; strengthen democracy and governance; and conduct and mobilize research. 

As a leader in HIV programming, FHI 360 supports the government’s goal of achieving sustainable epidemic control by working to improve the availability of and accessibility to HIV prevention, treatment and care services for people with a high likelihood of exposure to HIV and to improve the health and well-being of people already living with HIV. We do this primarily through the Meeting Targets and Maintaining Epidemic Control (EpiC) project. FHI 360 is also providing technical, logistical and management support for Nepal’s COVID-19 emergency response. 

As part of the global Research for Scalable Solutions project, we conduct implementation science research to improve the efficiency, cost-effectiveness and accessibility of family planning programs in Nepal. FHI 360 has also supported the global MOMENTUM Private Healthcare Delivery project in Nepal by creating business models to equip the private sector to deliver high-quality, evidence-based products and services in the areas of maternal, newborn and child health; voluntary family planning; and reproductive health care. 

With a country grant from the Fleming Fund, we are working to strengthen the government of Nepal’s capacity for addressing antimicrobial resistance and using surveillance in the human health, animal health, food and environment sectors through the One Health approach. We have also expanded our environment work through the USAID Clean Air program, which works to advance health and educational outcomes by improving air quality in the Kathmandu Valley. 

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Meet the women driving electric public transit vehicles in Kathmandu

In Kathmandu, air pollution levels are more than 10 times higher than what is recommended by the World Health Organization. So, through the USAID Clean Air activity, USAID and FHI 360 are partnering with the public transportation system Sajha Yatayat to get more Safa tempos — electric, three-wheeled taxis — on the streets.

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A woman sits in the driver's seat of a safa tempo truck, and looks back through bright blue interior of the cab.

What we do in Nepal

Democracy and governance

Our democracy and governance programs work with communities worldwide to end violent conflict and to strengthen peaceful, democratic societies.

Economic opportunity

FHI 360 helps people — particularly women, young people and other historically marginalized groups — create better futures for themselves and contribute to strong economies.

Global workforce development

Education

From individual classrooms to national systems, we work to ensure that every child has equitable access to quality education that prepares them to shape their lives and communities for the better.

Environment and climate action

With climate change posing a growing threat to both people and the planet, we help communities open pathways to resilience and sustainability.

Health

As communities face growing health crises, we draw on more than 50 years of experience to lead scientific breakthroughs and develop data-driven solutions.