Nepal
The COVID-19 outbreak coupled with political instability has aggravated socio-economic distress in Nepal and pushed many vulnerable families into extreme poverty. As a consequence, protection risks such as migration, trafficking, child labour, sexual exploitation and gender-based violence have increased. The pandemic has also left thousands without access to basic health services. Tdh strengthens the local child protection and health systems thanks to global expertise and innovation.
What we do
Tackling child labour

Mother and child health

Children and Youth in Migration

Water, sanitation and hygiene

Key projects
Terre des hommes in Nepal
Beneficiaries in 2020
79,767 people
Expatriate staff / National staff
0 / 16
Budget 2020
CHF 809,096.-
Where we work
Supported by
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The Swiss Solidarity Foundation is Switzerland’s humanitarian solidarity and fund-raising platform. Swiss Solidarity led by the Swiss Broadcasting Corporation SRG SSR idée suisse and also works closely together with the private and print media. Work in the field is carried out by experienced Swiss relief organizations. Particularly in emergency relief, the Swiss Solidarity Foundation is one of Terre des hommes’ principal partners. www.swiss-solidarity.org
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The Bureau of Population, Refugees and Migration (PRM) of the U. S. is the humanitarian office of the Department of State. PRM promotes the interests of the United States by providing protection, alleviating suffering and resolving the plight of persecuted and forcibly displaced persons around the world.
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The FCDO pursues British national interests and projects the UK as a force for good in the world. It promotes the interests of British citizens, safeguards the UK's security, defends their values, reduces poverty and tackles global challenges with its international partners.
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The European Union: The EU is an active player in the humanitarian and development fields, tackling global issues such as the fight against poverty and hunger and funding relief operations for victims of natural disasters and conflicts. It promotes good governance and human and economic development.