As we begin the year 2026, ForestAction Nepal is pleased to share a glimpse of the work and activities carried out over the past three months. From expanding its initiatives of agroecology practices for soil restoration to strengthening natural resource women-based enterprises, along with publication of international papers, ForestAction Nepal continues its journey of impacting communities. This E-Newsletter highlights the major activities conducted by ForestAction Nepal from January - March 2026.
Hope you enjoy learning about our initiatives!

ForestAction Nepal shares insights from Jalthal Biodiversity Project & launches key publications

Marking the completion of six years Jalthal Biodiversity Project, implemented in the biologically rich Jalthal Forest, with the support from the UK Government’s Darwin Initiative, ForestAction Nepal organised a half-day sharing program “Biodiversity Conservation Beyond Protected Areas: Insights and Lessons from Jalthal Forest“, on 23rd February 2026 in kathmandu...Read More

A three days training workshop on Gender Equality, Disability, and Social Inclusion (GEDSI) was organised from 13th to 15th March 2026. The workshop was supported by Australian Himalayan Foundation (AHF) for its partners in Nepal. ForestAction Nepal being one of its partners hosted the event at its office..Read More

ForestAction Nepal continues its engagement in promoting agroecology and sustainable agri-food system through improved practices and policies. The team has been conducting research and experiments in collaboration with local communities and supports the Alliance of Agriculture for Food (AAF) for campaigning and policy advocacy works at local, provincial and federal levels. Over the past three months, the following activities have been conducted. Click here to read more about the project and its key activities in the last three months