Help 1000 homes, grow 1M cash crops in Nepal
Plant 1,000,000 saplings of cash crops in landslide prone areas. In the Southern Nepal's young mountains, Bighnaharta Nepal and the resilient Chepang community have sown 900,000 broom grass saplings, curbing landslides by 90%. Income earned, NPR 20,000-40,000 per yield, transforms lives, lifting 1610 households from vulnerability and poverty. With 1,000,000 more saplings, we expand this tale of hope, growth, and collaboration. Together, we're changing landscapes and lives, one sapling at a time.
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The lowland hills of Southern Nepal are highly prone to landslides, erosion, and floods, severely impacting marginalized communities. This project will plant one million cash crop saplings like broom grass and bamboo to stabilize soil while training locals to turn harvests into marketable products. By linking them to markets, it builds a nature-based, disaster-resilient economy that enhances climate resilience, creates sustainable income, and uplifts over 1,000 households as a model for inclusive development.