
National Inter-Religious Network (NIRN)-Nepal was established in 2008 with an aim to bring together leaders from all religious groups (Hinduism, Buddhism, Islam, Christianity, Kirant, Jainism, Bahai, Bon) and other religious minorities in Nepal to actively bring faith in action against harmful traditional practices such as child marriage, dowry practice, Chhaupadi, child abuse, sexual violence and other forms of gender-based violence in society.
Learn More of Who Are WeNepali society is largely guided by fatalism and dependency on their destiny, and as a result of this, a large…
Learn Moreof Sustainable LivelihoodSenior citizens often encounter legal and social issues such as elder abuse, fraud, neglect, chronic illness, and lack of caregiving
Learn Moreof Senior Citizen RightReligions believe every creation to be a part of divine and are worthy of divine compassion equally no matter how…
Learn Moreof Disability Inclusion(DI)NIRN-Nepal believes in creating safer environment for children to ensure child protection and their overall wellbeing. For this, NIRN-Nepal has…
Learn Moreof Child Protection and WellbeingIn partnership with the World Bank, NIRN Nepal successfully led an initiative to revive the lost intangible heritage of Kathmandu,…
Learn Moreof Intangible Cultural HeritageInterfaith harmony refers to the peaceful coexistence and positive interaction between people of different religious backgrounds. It is about recognizing…
Learn Moreof Interfaith HarmonyNIRN Nepal’s Projects/Programs are focused on peace-building work aimed to promote understanding, respect, and cooperation between people of different faith…
Learn Moreof Peace BuildingThe prevalence of different forms of HTPs such as child marriage, dowry practice, Chhaupadi, gender-based discrimination and GBV is tremendous…
Learn Moreof End Harmful Traditional Practices