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Festival Nepal - 5 October 2024
Discover Nepalese culture on Saturday 5 October 2024 in Luxembourg! A day dedicated to human rights, with a special focus on the protection of young girls.
Address: 276 Rue de Rollingergrund, L-2441 Luxembourg
Discover our Nepalikhel !
Created by ONGD-FNEL, Nepali Khel is a fun and educational game that aims to educate about Nepal, its culture, people and geography.
A photographic journey through Nepal
Our first photobook is now published and ready to be sold !
To put under the tree, to give to a colleague ? It's Christmas shopping time ! This year, we're giving you the chance to be original by offering a photographic trip to your friends and family, for only €27 !
CHARITY DINNER on Thursday 17 October 2024
Join us for a delicious menu and a treat for a good cause !
For registration click here.
EXPO CAPELLEN 2024 from November 7 to 24 !
Join us at the "Galerie Op der Kap" at 70, route d'Arlon in Capellen.
RAFFLE 2024 - LAURENT TURPING
Try your luck at winning this sculpture by taking part in our raffle. At the same time, you'll be helping to improve a child's schooling in Nepal!
Tickets are on sale for €25 from 15 September to 1 December.
CRAFT SALE AT LA BELLE-ÉTOILE !
Once again we'll be at La Belle-Étoile to showcase and sell our Nepalese handicrafts.
>>> The week of 18 to 23 November 2024
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May 2024: End of my Voluntary Service
Five months of volunteering in Nepal seemed long, but the time flew by quickly. I am happy to say that it was an extraordinary experience during which I learned a lot about Nepal and its people, working in an organization, and about myself. It's an experience I will never forget and would gladly do again. Of course, there were moments of frustration and difficult periods, but they were quickly forgotten thanks to the hospitality of the Nepalese people, like when I was invited for tea. The work with R4C was varied and always interesting. I learned a lot about the functioning of an NGO and discovered the working differences and similarities with Luxembourg. Another advantage of volunteering in the same place for an extended period is that you create a second home. This was truly wonderful and also helped me learn more about the country and its culture through prolonged immersion. Finally, I am very happy to have had this experience and hope to revisit Nepal soon.
In Nepal, despite some public initiatives to improve the social protection system, there is a great lack of local support and investment structures for the most vulnerable people, such as people in prison, people with disease or disability.
Access to quality education for all, which is the fourth United Nations Sustainable Development Goal (SDG), is not yet a reality for many children and young people in Nepal.
In Nepal, public schools suffer from little investment in their structures and staff. At the same time, expensive private schools are gaining ground and attracting more and more students to the general belief that they offer better teaching.
The unemployment rate for young people aged 15 to 29 is 19.2%, compared to 2.7% for the general population, and between 450,000 and 500,000 young people of Nepal come of working age each year.
Nepal's local communities are poorly awareof their rights, especially the rights of women and children, and few know how to report the abuses they witness.
Enable young people and adults to succeed in life
Contribute to developing the skills (knowledge) and capacities (know-how) of young people and adults.
Help us support the education and training of young people in Nepal