Women Who Build Economies
What stories from Nepal reveal about women’s entrepreneurship
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GRAPE 2
Green Resilient Agricultural-Centred Private Sector Economic Development (GRAPE 2) works with the Government of Nepal to promote sustainable economic development. The project collaborates with Nepali and international partners to strengthen entrepreneurship, build climate resilience, and create new economic opportunities for women and youth. The project connects producer groups, entrepreneurs, cooperatives, traders, associations, policy makers, and other stakeholders. By strengthening these connections, it aims to create a vibrant entrepreneurial ecosystem that supports agriculture-centred private sector development in Nepal. GRAPE 2 project is jointly financed by the European Union (EU) and the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ). It is implemented under the guidance of the Ministry of Land Management, Co-operatives, Federal Affairs & General Administration.
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Prosperity in Every Leaf
In the community forests of Kailali in the flatlands of far-western Nepal, opportunity falls quietly from the trees in the form of leaves. For Bhawana Pulami Magar (38), those fallen leaves have become more than forest waste; they are now beacon of independence, leadership, economic brilliance, and proof that strong women do build stronger economies.
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Turning Local Produce into Global Opportunities
Turning Local Produce into Global Opportunities
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ऊ बाट उद्यमी (Partners in Progress): Anuja Budhathoki and Meghraj Budhathoki
ऊ बाट उद्यमी (Partners in Progress): Anuja Budhathoki and Meghraj Budhathoki
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