Honorary Consular Corps Nepal (HCC-N) is an  association of all the honorary consular in Nepal which helps in linking the sending and receiving countries in social and economic developments.

The association, having an 18 years of history in Nepal, organized the very first regional conference with the World Federation of Consuls (FICAC) for three days.

The three-day conference with the theme ‘Solidarity for Shared Prosperity’ was officially inaugurated by Hon’ble Vice President Mr. Nanda Bahadur Pun. The grand event was attended by more than 300 participants presided by Dr. Aykut Eken (President of FICAC) along with the FICAC General Secretary and FICAC Board. The three day event included honorary consuls and consul generals from across the world. Apart from dealing with national and multinational issues, various entertainment activities were presented , giving a glimpse of Nepalese heritage, culture, hospitality and touristic importance promoting Nepal.

On the 30th anniversary of ratification of Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC30), UNICEF Nepal organized a friendly cricket match at the Tribhuvan University Ground, Kathmandu and Barhabigha Ground, Janakpur with the objective to promote the values of physical fitness, proper nutrition and choices that positively impacted children’s health.

Former Nepali cricket captain, Mr. Binod Das was present on the T.U cricket ground and played opposing the Cricket legend Mr. Sachin Tendulkar himself.

JST Productions had the pleasure of assisting UNICEF Nepal in production and management of the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC30).

The aim was to use sports as an initiative to increase awareness and encourage student engagement in education as well as good health related practices. Furthermore, students at Barabhiga stadium engaged in making drawings, having fun expressing themselves and their creative potential.

Dharahara, also called Bhimsen Sthambha was a nine-story tower at the center of Sundhara, Kathmandu, Nepal, first built by and later in memory of Mukhtiyar Bhimsen Thapa. The historical landmark was a part of the architecture of Kathmandu recognized by UNESCO. However, The historic monument fell prey during the devastating earthquake of 2015 with many other monuments of historical and architectural importance.

After almost six-year of the tragedy, the restoration of the iconic structure was completed. Then Prime minister K.P. Sharma oli inaugurated the newly constructed replica of Dharahara amidst the presence of various distinguished guests.

UNICEF commemorated its 75th global anniversary by pledging the continued commitment to listening to and working with children and youth and efforts towards improving children’s lives across the world.

The celebration was attended by Mr. George Laryea-Adje, Regional Director of UNICEF ROSA, Mr. Esala Ruwan Weerakoon, Secretary-General, The South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC), HE. Dasho Dechen Wangmo, Ministry of Health, Bhutan, Mr. Bharat Raj Paudyal, Secretary, Ministry for Foreign Affairs, Government of Nepal, and various distinguished guests either in person, through pre-recorded videos, or via virtual platforms, to acknowledge UNICEF’s work over the past 75 years.

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Nepal Digital Banking 2022 was organized by Infosys to bring together the country’s key banking leaders to connect and engage on what is next for the digital banking business in Nepal.
The event was attended by more than 200 personnel from various commercial banks all over Nepal.

UNICEF ROSA organized the ‘Nourishing South Asia’ event, bringing together experts and 100 participants to address critical issues in child nutrition, food security, and anemia. The event focused on improving the diet of infants and young children, promoting sustainable practices, and developing innovative strategies to enhance overall well-being and health outcomes across the South Asian region.

UNICEF ROSA hosted ‘Responding to Girls’ Call for Change’ a strategic event that highlighted the voices of girls, while advocating for formal power-holders to boost concrete investments in girls’ rights. The event aimed to provide a platform for girls to express their perspectives, experiences, and aspirations.

ActionAid International Nepal organized an insightful event focusing on Nepal’s Climate Laws & Policy Landscape, with more than 200 guests who participated in the event. This event also marked the celebration of the 20th National Social Audit. It aimed to discuss the current climate policies in Nepal, evaluate their effectiveness, and celebrate two decades of social auditing efforts that ensure transparency and accountability in various developmental projects and initiatives.

Reshaping the Future – Regional Dialogue on Adolescent Pregnancy in South Asia was organized jointly by SAARC, WHO, UNFPA and UNICEF. More than 200 guests participated in the discussion of transformative solutions and strategies for addressing adolescent pregnancy, fostering regional collaboration, and advancing youth health and empowerment.