1. Trail Bridge Sub-sector program
The Trail Bridge Sub-Sector Program is one of our core initiatives, focused on improving rural accessibility by providing technical and social mobilization services for the construction of short-span suspension bridges (up to 120 meters). Working in close partnership with local governments, we handle the entire project lifecycle—from conducting detailed surveys and preparing Detailed Project Reports (DPR) to supervising construction quality and ensuring safety standards. On the social front, we empower communities by forming inclusive consumer committees, ensuring transparency through public audits, and upholding the principle of “Equal Pay for Equal Work.”
2. Small holder Farmers & Youth Entrepreneurship Project based on Agriculture and Livestock
The project aims to improve the livelihoods of smallholder farmers and youth in Airawati Rural Municipality, Pyuthan. Implemented by MRDCC in partnership with Heifer Project Nepal and Airawati Rural Municipality, it directly supports 1,300 households and indirectly benefits 1,800 households, including youth, by promoting agriculture, livestock development, income generation, and market access, with a focus on Dalit and Janajati communities.
3. Regenerative Agriculture practice for soil health
The “Regenerative Agricultural Practices for Soil Health” project is being implemented in Airawati Rural Municipality, Pyuthan by Mallarani Rural Development Concern Center (MRDCC) in partnership with Heifer Project Nepal. The project runs from March 2025 to February 2027 with a total budget of NPR 7.42 million. It focuses on promoting regenerative agriculture practices to improve soil health, increase productivity, and strengthen sustainable livelihoods of farmers.
4. Strengthening Sustainable Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) Program in Nepal
Mallarani Rural Development Concern Center (MRDCC), Pyuthan, has partnered with Ipas Nepal to implement the Strengthening Sustainable Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) Program in the Lumbini Province. Running from September 1, 2025, to June 30, 2026, the project aims to enhance climate resilience within health systems and marginalized communities, specifically focusing on empowering women and girls to access free, high-quality, and sustained SRHR and sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) services. Key strategic objectives include improving local government capacity for climate adaptation, transforming social norms through youth and natural leader mobilization, and creating a gender-transformative environment that integrates reproductive health with climate action and conservation.