PEEDA successfully concluded its 28th Annual General Meeting on 7th November, 2025 (Kartik 21, 2082). In addition, the previous Executive Committee was dissolved after completion of the 3 years term, followed by the formation of the new Member Executive Committee for the next 2 years term. The names and positions of the new Executive Committee members are listed as below: Mr. Govinda Prasad Devkota - ChairpersonMr. Shiva Ram Pradhan - Immediate Past ChairpersonMr. Gaurav Dahal - Vice ChairpersonMs. Kalpana Pradhan - SecretaryMr. Rupendra Poudel - TreasurerMr. Puspa Raj Bhattarai - Joint SecretaryMs. Tara Pradhan - MemberDr. Ramesh Kumar Maskey -...

PEEDA organized the Coordination and Monitoring Meeting of the Regional Enhancement for Climate Adaptation and Partnership (RECAP) project on November 5, 2025, in Kathmandu, Nepal.The meeting brought together RECAP’s partner organizations from Nepal and representatives from CCDB, Bangladesh, creating an inspiring platform to exchange knowledge, share progress, and identify opportunities for stronger collaboration in advancing climate adaptation across South Asia. The Coordination and Monitoring Meeting marked an important milestone in the ongoing implementation of the RECAP project, which aims to enhance regional collaboration and institutional capacity for climate adaptation. Hosted by PEEDA, the event gathered representatives from seven partner organizations...

Earlier in late September 2025, during Bangkok Climate Action Week (BKKCAW), PEEDA joined the changemakers from across Asia and the Pacific at the 9th Asia Pacific Adaptation Network Forum, a space that facilitated conversations on how we adapt, finance and power a resilient future. From exploring transformational adaptation finance and breaking implementation barriers, to rethinking green skills for a just transition and advancing decentralized renewable solutions, each dialogue reminded us that real climate action happens when communities and collaboration lead the way. We extend our heartfelt thanks to Stiftung Asienhaus for their support, which made this participation possible. As we...

People, Energy & Environment Development Association (PEEDA) hosted the "Project Inception and Planning Meeting" for partner Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) under the Regional Enhancement for Climate Adaptation and Partnership (RECAP) project on October 10, 2025, in Kathmandu. Representatives from eight CSOs came together to learn about the RECAP project’s pathways, objectives, beneficiaries, and implementation roadmap. The meeting also provided a space for dialogue and joint planning of upcoming capacity-building activities, ensuring they align with the project’s vision and the needs of partner CSOs in Nepal. This collective beginning marks a step forward in our shared journey to strengthen community-led responses...

From July 28 to August 2, 2025, Civil Society Organizations from Nepal, Bangladesh, India and Pakistan Convened in Kathmandu for the Inception Workshop of the Regional Enhancement for Climate Adaptation and Partnership (RECAP) project in Kathmandu, Nepal. This four-day regional gathering brought together Consortium Partners from Nepal, Bangladesh, India, and Pakistan to strengthen cross-border collaboration for climate resilience across south Asia. Supported by Brot für die Welt, RECAP is a joint effort by CSOs from Nepal, India, Pakistan and Bangladesh, to enhance the capacity of the 45 CSOs to address climate change more effectively. Drawing on years of grassroots experience...

The dissemination workshop "Energizing Kitchens: The Shift to Electric Cooking in Nepal," hosted by PEEDA on December 18, 2024, brought together diverse stakeholders to share insights from our groundbreaking electric cooking initiative. This initiative, supported by the International Climate Initiative (IKI) Small Grants, demonstrates the transformative potential of clean cooking solutions in Nepal's rural communities. The initiative has empowered 1,000+ households through innovative blended financing and comprehensive Municipal Energy Planning. The workshop brought together diverse stakeholders - from local government representatives to community beneficiaries - showcasing successful implementation strategies, community impact, and the way forward for Nepal's clean cooking future....

PEEDA recently conducted an experience sharing workshop on 27 September 2024 at the Office of Baiteswor Rural Municipality in Dolakha district that brought together local leaders to boost electric cooking adoption in rural areas. The practical session tackled real challenges - from improving power supply to making electric stoves more affordable for all families. Community representatives shared success stories and worked out solutions for better electrical setups in homes. "Expert presents benefits of transitioning to electric cooking as community representatives take notes." The workshop went beyond just talk - it set clear plans to help more households switch to cleaner,...

Nepal is currently experiencing erratic rainfall patterns, unexpected heavy monsoons, flash floods, glacial lake outburst floods and landslides. The frequency of such natural phenomena is increasing every day due to factors, but not limited to, particularly climate change and unplanned development, causing impact in manifolds to human lives, health and wealth. As per our localization of climate action, PEEDA has supported a community of 8 households in providing site solutions for landslide management via the application of bioengineering techniques on landslide management structures and delivering slope agriculture land technology (SALT) trainings held on August 21-22, 2024, attended by around 50...

From July 1 - July 4, 2024 , PEEDA conducted a transformative three-day repair and maintenance training focused on electric cook stoves at Baiteswor Rural Municipality. With 11 enthusiastic participants, this hands-on program equipped them with the skills to maintain and repair electric cookstoves. Collaborative Growth: Emphasizing Mutual Learning and Skill Development This hands-on training brought together trainees from diverse backgrounds to master the skills needed to maintain and repair these sustainable cooking solutions. Hands-On Excellence: Trainees Engage in Practical Tool and Equipment Handling Sessions By emphasizing practical tool handling and collaborative learning, we're not only enhancing technical expertise but also promoting...

As a part of the Climate Change and Livelihood Project, PEEDA organized a three days capacity building search and rescue training to the search and rescue task force members of Ward level Disaster Management Committee (WDMC)” in Mainapokhari on Jestha 3-5, 2081 (16-18 May, 2024). Around 25 members from ward 3 and 4 of Gaurishankar Rural Municipality and Ward 1 and 2 of Baiteshwor Rural Municipality within Dolakha district participated in the training. PEEDA believes that, with such kind of capacity-building platforms made available, the capacity of search and rescue task force members can be enhanced in search and rescue...