info@sevikanepal.org.np Konjyosom, Lalitpur, Nepal

About Sevika Nepal

Learn about our mission to empower communities through sustainable development.

Who We Are

Sevika Nepal is a newly established non-governmental organization based in Konjyosom Rural Municipality, Ward No. 2, Lalitpur District, Nepal.

We are a community-focused development organization committed to improving the quality of life of underserved and marginalized populations through inclusive, sustainable, and locally driven initiatives.

Our work centers on strengthening agriculture, health, water sanitation and hygiene (WASH), information technology, education, and women's empowerment. We believe sustainable development is achieved when communities are empowered with knowledge, skills, access to resources, and equal opportunities.

Sevika Nepal works closely with local communities, government bodies, development partners, and stakeholders to design and implement programs that address real needs and create long-term impact.

Our Vision

A self-reliant, inclusive, and resilient society where all individuals—especially women and marginalized communities—have equal access to opportunities, resources, and a dignified quality of life.

Our Mission

To empower communities through sustainable development programs in agriculture, health, WASH, education, information technology, and women's empowerment by promoting participation, innovation, equity, and local ownership.

Core Values

Community First

Programs designed with and for the community

Inclusiveness & Gender Equality

Equal opportunities for all

Transparency & Accountability

Ethical and responsible governance

Sustainability

Long-term impact over short-term solutions

Collaboration

Partnerships for greater impact

Our Approach

01 Participatory community engagement
02 Needs-based program design
03 Capacity building and local ownership
04 Partnership with local governments and stakeholders
05 Monitoring, evaluation, and learning

Target Communities

We primarily work with:

Smallholder farmers
Women and girls
Children and youth
Marginalized communities
Rural households