Ongoing Projects
IDS Nepal carefully chooses projects working in various regions and districts of the country, and ensures an explicit focus on the improvement of quality of life for all of its beneficiaries. Since the establishment of IDS Nepal, 137 projects have been successfully completed. The organization currently undergoing Projects.
These projects include:
Work Started: July 2024
Work to be completed: September 2025
Client: WFP
Service Charge: US$. 999,324.36 NPR. 133,559,700.50
Detailed Activities
- Capacity Building
- Conduct physical health screening in programme schools
- Facilitate weekly IFA tablet distribution to adolescent girl students in programme schools
- Design and cost estimates of infrastructure scheme
- Standard operating procedure
- Construction of 60 school kitchen
- SHN/WaSH Facilities maintenance in 60 Schools
- Construction of group handwashing stations integrated with dish washing points in 60 schools
- Establish school health and nutrition week celebration basket fund and infrastructure maintenance fund in each LG
- SHN celebration in schools
- Support ward level linkage and coordination meeting
- Ward level coordination/orientation meeting to SMC chairperson, SHN focal teacher, school nurse, child network, education and health unit
- Facilitate and ensure availability of sanitary pads at schools
- Promote SHN register and ensure quarterly reporting in LGs
- SHN Facilitation book and SBCC package printing and distribution
Work Started: May 15th, 2024
Work to be completed: January 15th, 2025
Client: WFP
Service Charge: US$. 497,191.68 NPR. 66,295,539.00
Detailed Activities
- Environmental and Social Risk Screening Arrangement
- Temporary Immediate Employment Opportunities through Food Assistance for Assets (FFA) Modality including Unconditional Cash Transfer for Most Vulnerable HHs
- Vocational Training to the Vulnerable and Poor Earthquake affected households through Food Assistance for Training (FFT) (4 – House wiring, 4 – Mason and 3 – Plumbing training benefiting 380 individuals), linkages with on the job training
- Unconditional Nutrition Cash Top Up to Pregnant and Breastfeeding Mothers and Girls (PBMGs) of Reproductive Age and Children (6-23 Months)
- Project Implementation Agreement between LGs and Approval from LGs
- Finalization of Beneficiary List (Conditional and Unconditional) Scope Registration
- Identification of Priority FFA Activities
- Engineering Survey, Design and Cost Estimation of FFA Activities
- Construction of FFA Activities including Procurement and Delivery of required non-local construction materials
- First Tranche Cash Transfer to Beneficiaries including Unconditional Cash Transfer
- Second Tranche Cash Transfer to Beneficiaries (after completion of remaining 20 days of work and 100% completion of work/assets)
- Review and Sharing Meeting with Municipality, RM Officials and Other Stakeholders
- Project Closure Meeting with Municipality and RM and Other Stakeholder
- Monitoring Activities
Work Started: February 11th, 2024
Work to be completed: September 30th, 2024
Client: USAID Karnali Water Activity/DAI Global, LLC
Service Charge: US$. 157,870.80 NPR. 20,941, 561.18
Detailed Activities
- Preparation and Planning Phase – Kick Off Meeting, Review of Design and Site Visit, Agreement with Municipality WUSC, Capacity Building Trainings, Installation of Information Board, HR Mobilization and Training, Pre-construction Training, DAP Preparation
- Construction Phase – Delivery of Construction Materials and Storage, Sequential Construction Works, Public Hearing/Monitoring and Evaluation, Campaigning
- Construction Completion Phase – Completion of Construction Activities, Joint Monitoring and Final Public Hearing, Post Construction Training, Conduct Final Public Audits in the community
- Improves irrigation facility with enhancement in agriculture based livelihood
- Capacity Building, Institutional Support and Sustainability – Obtain USAID Approval for Training Module Content and Schedule, Construction Management, Activity Compliance and Bookkeeping Training to WUSC, Water Source Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Training to WUSC, SBC Messages on Ideal Behaviours, Promote and Demonstrate to Ensure Water Security and Long Term Sustainability, Capacitate WUSC on O&M, Capacitate and Facilitate Training of WUSC Members to Implement the Activities in MUS, Mobilize Village Maintenance Worker for on the Job Training, Assist in Data Update, Research and Learning Activities for the MEAL Plan
Work Started: 1st October 2020
Work to be completed: 31st August 2023
Client: IIDS,UK
Service Charge: £ 1,07,311.2( NPR. 15,560,124.00)
Detailed Activities
Brown Gold” focuses on marginality, sanitation, and waste water challenges in fast-growing urban towns
- Collaboration in all research activities
- Contribute to key project documents that are needed for efficient planning and implementation of the project
- Support in the identification and liaison with local partnership
- Undertake field work in Gulariya/Nepal and coordinate with relevant partner working
- Lead and contribute to the site specific analysis
- Production of site report for the internal field meetings and workshops
- Contribute to the comparative analysis
- Contribute to annual progress reports and the final report