Kathmandu Electric Vehicle Alliance (KEVA) and Clean Energy Nepal (CEN) launched this campaign to promote clean vehicles for improving Kathmandu’s air quality.

The main objective of this campaign is to raise awareness on air pollution and stimulate effective action from the government as well as the public to control the growing pollution. The specific objectives are as follows
• Use the media as well as street signs to raise public awareness on air pollution and its impacts
• Promote the use of EVs
• Educate school students on air quality through extra-curricular activities

This pilot project was designed not just to raise awareness on waste management but to change the attitude and behavior of people so as to promote recycling and proper waste management.

The main objective of this campaign is to raise awareness on air pollution and stimulate effective action from the government as well as the public to control the growing pollution. The specific objectives are as follows
• Use the media as well as street signs to raise public awareness on air pollution and its impacts
• Promote the use of EVs
• Educate school students on air quality through extra-curricular activities

The Sajha Yatayat a public transport company started its operation from 2019 B.S (1961) under the Cooperative Act 1959/60 (BS 2016). Sajha Yatayat is the first leading institutional agency in the path of delivering passenger bus services both in long and short routes.
Its financial strength continued to depreciate due to losses in operation, among others, that led to the closure of Sajha Yatayat by the HMG. But The Sajha was again revived in 2060 by the goodwill of the Sajha itself and the effort of the Sajha employees and Management.
Clean Energy Nepal (CEN) in partnership with "Friends of Sajha", an informal group helping Sajha revival, and the British Embassy implemented the project "A New Direction for Sajha Yatayat" in Sajha Yatayat (SY) to develop and extend the SY as a model institution that is well-managed and governed public transport entity
The major goal of the project is to help Sajha forge a new direction and improve the organization in terms of strategic planning, management, service delivery, efficiency, transparency and profit. The project assisted the current management of Sajha in preparing a strategic business plan to guide for its future development and is assisting Sajha in its implementation. The project also supported Sajha in providing clean and effective public transportation in an organized manner to lead the way in introducing environment friendly technologies such as electric and CNG vehicles.

ENPHO in collaboration with Kathmandu Metropolitan City and Clean Energy Nepal have launched an intensive campaign to promote SODIS technology in Kathmandu Valley. SODIS is a simple, cheap and promising household level drinking water treatment technique that uses solar energy to disinfect germs in drinking water. Under this scheme, more than 11,000 households were educated and trained whereby 6,500 households were covered through door-to-door program.

The main objective of the campaign was to promote SODIS in 12,000 households within the Kathmandu valley.

Clean Energy Nepal in close collaboration with ENPHO has completed "Clean Water Campaign 2006" under Water and Sanitation Education Program starting from 15th June 2006 till end of September 2006. The major objectives of the program are:

• To provide knowledge on Point of use drinking water treatment technologies in 25 different schools of Kathmandu valley.
• To promote PIYUSH (Chlorination Solution) in Kathmandu valley.

The major activities conducted to acquire the desired objectives were

• lecture series in 25 schools on Point of use water treatment technologies and
• Mobile Exhibition at various public spots of Kathmandu valley under the theme of Clean Drinking Water.

Clean Energy Nepal in close collaboration with ENPHO executed” Human Value based Water and Sanitation Education Program” in Schools of Siddhipur starting from 15th June 2006 till end of September 2006.

Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Education is a learning process through which individuals are aware of their surrounding living environment and acquire knowledge, skills, values and experiences enabling them to act individually and collectively to address present and future water, sanitation and hygienic related problems. Human value based water, sanitation and hygiene education is complementary to value–based education. It is helpful to learn ways of managing water considering its economic, social, environmental, cultural and human value for all its users.

The broad objective of this program is to create water, sanitation and hygiene friendly ethics and practices among the students of nature club.

Specific Objectives:

• Set up 5 nature clubs in schools to regularize environmental activities in schools and community
• raise the consciousness of students so that they acquire knowledge on values of water and interrelationships between water and life
• aware students of issues related to water, sanitation and hygiene and our health
• encourage students for appreciating water in terms of its uses and conservation
• develop water management and hygienic practices among student by integrating enjoyment, fun and laughter into learning process
• disseminate awareness and information on water, sanitation and hygiene to local community through students

Nepal, being a Himalayan kingdom, is highly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change due to its fragile geological condition and ever changing mountain ecosystem.
It is very essential to make people aware on the issues of climate change. Although now-a-days, we get to hear about climate change widely, it is still a very abstract subject, even to the experts who work with it almost everyday.
Young students have always been the focus in bringing transformations and consciousness in the society. They are one of the key stakeholders who work as communication channels in spreading awareness. Given proper guidance and inspiration, these young students can become the major contributors in minimizing the affects of climate change.

2) To raise climate change awareness profile among youths (grade 8-10 and bachelors’ level students) of 25 schools and 9 colleges in Kathmandu valley with the help of integrated mass education and awareness campaign conducted during the project period.

3) Build linkages among high level government official and youths of Kathmandu.