Welcome to Grid nepal
Group for Rural Infrastructure Development Nepal, (GRID Nepal), is a multi disciplinary, non-profit making, non political non governmental organization (NGO) equipped with young, dynamic and dedicated professionals representing from various disciplines, established in January, 2003 (2059 BS) with the aim to promote and enhance livelihood of underprivileged people of Nepal through empowerment, infrastructure development, technology transfer, embracing the local indigenous technologies and resource management. Since the establishment, GRID Nepal has been focusing on the sustainable development through the community oriented activities with their participation to improve and empower the living condition of the rural community. The NGO is registered in District Administrative Office, Kathmandu and affiliated to Social Welfare Council of Nepal. It has got affiliation from the NGO federation of Nepal also.
Services
In the software programs of GRID Nepal, support on formulation/execution of users committee, conduction of social awareness programs, need assessment, base line survey, sector analysis, feasibility survey of fundamental infrastructures, development of the relation with local club/institutions/organizations/personnel’s, training the social leading personals such as teachers, high school students, youths, women, local government personals in remote area. Study of core reasons in failure of the projects in remote areas, feasibility & detail survey, socio-economic study and need assessment for Gravity/pumping/hybrid water supply systems, Solar systems, Pico and Micro-Hydro, Tuin (Ghirling), Gravity Ropeway, Mechanized bridge (span up to 1500M) in remote area, carrying out Initial Environmental Effect (IEE) & Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for rural infrastructure development activities. In addition to this, GRID Nepal has provide the service in monitoring, evaluation, social auditing and consultancy services to the government and non governmental development agencies in above mentioned areas of development.
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