Mountain Spirit, with the support of the International Indigenous Women’s Forum (IIWF-FIMI), has conducted the project "Case Studies on the traditional seeds preservation techniques and food practices of Indigenous Peoples during covid-19". This project is lead by Ms. Tuka Cheki Sherpa. 1. Ca...
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A short term project on "Awareness raising on rights of indigenous poeple" funded by FIMI, an indigenous women's forum, USA was implemented in 2021. The project was led by MS members Ms. Tuka Cheki Sherpa. 1. Training Workshop A two days training workshop on “Awareness Raising on Rig...
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APPA Training for stakeholders The "Sustaining Snow Leopard conservation through strengthened local institutions and enterprises " is structured as a collaborative initiative supported by Snow Leopard Conservancy and Darwin Initiatives, UK, and implemented by Mountain Spirit in close partners...
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Mountain Spirit in collaboration with The Asia Foundation (TAF) and Snow Leopard Conservancy) through the expertise of a multidisciplinary team of Nepali and international experts developed a policy paper critically analyzing potential impacts and outcomes of Nepal’s Constitution and the new...
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Orientation cum training workshop, 25 August 2018 A short term project on "Indigenous Knowledge in Climate Change Adaptation Revisiting Past and Looking into Future" funded by FIMI, an indigenous women's forum, USA was implemented in 2008. The project was led by MS members Ms. Lhakpa Sherpa. ...
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In collaboration with Thame Sherpa Heritage Fund (TSHF), Mountain Spirit implemented the post-earthquake reconstruction of the Thame Gonpa monk's hostel in Khumbu. After 17 months of hard work, the project concluded at the end of July 2018. Newly built monk's hostel in the front of Monastery...
Read MoreMountain Spirit was the key implementing agency for the European Union Funded 'Community - based Land and Forest Management Project' in Sagarmatha National Park. The project duration was of three years from 2009 to 2012. This project was implemented in collaboration with CESVI, an Italian NGO. ...
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Mountain Spirit and Snow Leopard Conservancy (SLC) made a collaborative agreement to strengthen the capacity of the Snow Leopard Conservation Saving and Credit Groups in the four villages of Sagarmatha National Park. Over past year, MS assessed the strengths and weaknesses of the groups, and ca...
Read MoreMountain Spirit (MS) has successfully conducted Sexual and Health Awareness program in four VDCs (Manankal, Kiul, Helambu, and Baruwa) of Sindupalchok District in 2001. As a part of the same program materials were distributed in four schools located in the program area. An American NGO, Program f...
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Allo (Nettle) workshop and exhibition was held in Hotel Ambassador, Lazimpat, Kathmandu from 6th to 15th February, 2004. Eight professional weavers from London Guild of Weavers and sixteen nettle weavers and knitters from four VDCs of Sankhuwasava district, Mangtewa, Tanku, Bala and Sisuwa had pa...
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With the aim of supporting schools for computer-based education, Mountain Spirit in collaboration with Mountain Spirit Deutschland has started an initiative to distribute Labdoo Laptop to different schools. These laptops will be used in the classrooms for children while teaching different subject...
Read MoreThree day long Appreciative Participatory Planning and Action (APPA) workshops were conducted in Phortse, Thamo, Thame and Thameteng villages of Khumjung and Namche VDCs with active participation of Snow Leopard Saving and Credit (S&C) Groups between November 23 and December 5, 2016. The S&am...
Read MoreA three-day workshop of participants was organized by Mountain Spirit starting from 5th to 7th April, 2005. The workshop was conducted through Appreciative Participatory and Planning Action (APPA). The general objective of the three-day workshop was to prepare a five-year tourism development plan...
Read MoreOn 4th August 2015, Mountain Spirit Deutschland and Mountain Spirit Nepal donated medicines to earthquake victims of Ghatlang VDC, Rasuwa District. The donated medicines were as per the list of important medicines requested by Ghatlang Health Post. Considering increased demand of medicines due...
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Mountain Spirit has been running 5 years long Health Education and Eco-tourism project in Nametar VDC, Udayapur district with financial support from Mountain Spirit Deutschland. It successfully completed 2nd year project activities. The updates on activities that were recently accomplished under ...
Read MoreMountain Spirit Nepal (MSN) and Snow Leopard Conservancy (SLC) recently agreed to closely collaborate in applying and practicing APPA concepts as an effective planning and development tool for engaging local communities in nature conservation, human wildlife conflict mitigation and livelihood imp...
Read MoreMountain Spirit Nepal successfully conducted one and half days Health Camp on 24 and 25 November 2016 in Majkharka of Nametar VDC, Udayapur District, Nepal.The primary purpose of the program was to provide basic health checkup facility to the local people and to find out major diseases and health...
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Taplejung Organic Vegetable Farming group also received necessary financial support from Mountain Spirit Nepal for developing and upgrading an irrigation system to expand the organic vegetable farming program. Mountain Spirit member, Mr. Ang Tenji Sherpa conducted an Integrated Pest Management (I...
Read MoreMountain Spirit in collaboration with Mountain Spirit Deutschland (MSD) has successfully completed scholarship distribution program in seven different schools around Nametar VDC of Udayapur district in the year 2016. Scholarships were distributed to 50 deserving students (10 students for Higher S...
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Mountain Spirit in collaboration with Mountain Spirit Deutschland (MSD) has supported medicines to Ghatlang Health Post, Rasuwa. The medicines were sent through an associate member of Mountain Spirit, Mr. Durga Bahadur Tamang. MS has been providing medicinal support to the health post in the past...
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