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Skilling of Returning Migrant Workers Grant Launch Event

23 March 2022

Today at a function #Dakchyata project funded by the European Union and implemented by the British Council in Nepal launched the partnership project with United Nations Development Programme, International Labour Organisation Nepal and International Organisation for Migration to support the...

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Dakchyata enters partnership with UNDP, ILO and IOM to support skilling, reskilling and upskilling of returnee migrant workers affected by the pandemic.

09 March 2022

The European Union (EU) funded and British Council managed Dakchyata: TVET Practical Partnership project awards grants totalling EUR 1.99 million to UNDP (United Nations Development Programme – NPR 117,623,000), ILO (International Labour Organisation Nepal – NPR 87,188,000) and IOM (International...

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Dakchyata formally handed over buses to the Member Secretary of CTEVT

03 February 2022

Making TVET accessible for all is one of the primary objective of Dakchyata under its direct funding grant Strengthening Employer Engagement in CTEVT Schools (SEECS) project to Council of Technical Education and Vocational Training (CTEVT). Hence, providing mobility for students and instructors to...

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Case Study - Dipendra Gurung, NEEDS

10 December 2021

Dipendra Gurung, from the Bedkot municipality, was working in India as a migrant worker at the start of the pandemic, "Work in other nations is not easier but I have to fulfil my duty as guardian to my family members, so I had to work there.”
When the pandemic struck, Dipendra lost his job and his...

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Case Study - Dinesh Rana, NEEDS

10 December 2021

24-year-old young youth, Dinesh Rana is one of NEEDS’ off-season vegetable trainees in the Bheemdatta municipality. As a son of a farmer, Dinesh had learnt many of the traditional ways to grow vegetables, but he knew few modern techniques to grow in a greener, more productive way.

NEEDS’...

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Case Study - Manoj Khatiwada, CTCF

09 December 2021

Before participating in Assistant Tea Technician Training, Manoj Khatiwada had some limited traditional knowledge and skills for tea cultivation and was unsatisfied by the low yields he produced in his tea garden which barely covered costs.
Manoj joined CTCF’s three-month long Assistant Tea...

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