Nepal Sustainable Development
Human Rights & Sustainable Development Project
Global Volunteer Hours for High School Students
Inspired by the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), this project engages students in human rights advocacy and environmental conservation. Partnering with ICIMOD, students conduct research, interviews, and data collection to support sustainable development in mountainous regions.
Human Rights Advocacy
Conduct Interviews
Engage with local leaders like Ms. Indira from Prisoners’ Assistance Nepal and experts at ICIMOD to learn about challenges and progress.
Sustainable Development Research
Create Solutions
What Will You Learn and Gain?
Knowledge and Skills
Data Collection: Learn how to collect, analyze, and interpret qualitative data from interviews and field research.
Human Rights Research: Develop an understanding of the intersection between human rights and sustainable development in underprivileged communities.
Environmental Solutions: Build strategies to combat global warming and promote sustainable development in mountainous areas.
Personal Development
Leadership and Empathy: Gain a deep understanding of human rights issues while building leadership skills by working with local communities and experts.
Problem-Solving: Address complex environmental and social challenges by creating innovative solutions.
Cultural Awareness: Engage with local communities to gain insights into their struggles and support their growth.
Future Benefits
Career Opportunities: Explore potential career paths in human rights advocacy, environmental science, and sustainable development.
Global Impact: Contribute to meaningful projects that promote human rights and environmental sustainability.
Research Experience: Develop essential research skills that will benefit your academic and professional future.
How This Project Transforms Participants
Through their involvement in this project, students not only gain hands-on experience but also develop leadership and advocacy skills. The project fosters a commitment to human rights and sustainable development that extends far beyond the classroom.
Student-Led Initiatives
Participants have founded clubs like Education for All, focused on sharing knowledge and promoting equal access to education, and Small Voice Big Thoughts, which encourages debate and public speaking to empower young voices.
Independent Side Projects
Participants often expand their impact through independent side projects, particularly at the intersection of technology and cultural exchange. These initiatives highlight how students apply innovative approaches to empower communities while promoting cultural understanding.
START your Journey
Ready to make a meaningful impact and gain valuable experience? Enroll in the Human Rights & Sustainable Development Project today! Whether you’re looking to earn volunteer hours, develop leadership skills, or contribute to sustainable change, this program offers a transformative experience. Choose between our summer or winter sessions and join a global community of students making a difference.
Apply Now to secure your spot in the next session!
Program Information
Each session is designed to deliver a comprehensive experience in a condensed time frame, allowing students to balance learning, leadership development, and community service. Whether in the summer or winter, students will gain valuable skills, make meaningful contributions, and build connections with peers and mentors from around the world.
Summer Sessions:
We offer two summer sessions for this program. The first session begins in June, and the second session starts in July. Each summer session lasts 14 days, providing an immersive experience.
Winter Session:
Our winter session typically begins after Christmas in December and runs for 10 days, giving students a shorter but intensive experience during the holiday break.
Journey Gallery
Take a glimpse into the transformative experiences our students have during the Human Rights & Sustainable Development Project. The gallery showcases real moments from the program, capturing students’ engagement.
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