DEPROSC-Nepal established with a clear vision, exceptional dedication and determination

Action projects started in Surkhet, Sindhupalchok (literacy) and Syanja (drinking water system), number of research and studies completed

Implemented its first microfinance project in Rautahat district with the limited banking license from the Nepal Rastra Bank

Bigger projects launched: Community-based Economic Development Project (CBED), and Community-based Natural Resource Conservation and Leasehold Forestry Project with GTZ (GIZ)

Microfinance program expanded in Morang with support from Plan

CBIG in Rasuwa, Market Access for Rural Development (CECI-MARD) and Women Economic Empowerment (WEE) Project in Nuwakot

Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project started

Community Shallow Tubewell Irrigation Project started in 5 districts of Madhesh

Establishment of Deprosc Development Bank and hand over microfinance portfolio of central region to it

Program expanded to Western and Far western regions (present Lumbini, Karnali and Sudur Paschim) by agreement with WFP, UNICEF and DFID.

Served conflict affected populations in most of the hills there by food for work, rehabilitation of basic education and health services.

Social Welfare Council recognizes DEPROSC-Nepal as highest fund mobilizing NGO Nepal

Koshi flood victims were served in large scale in partnership UNDP, WFP, Oxfam, OCHA, DDC Saptari and DDC Sunsari

Performed a prime contractor of USAID to implement USAID’s BLP in 20 western districts of Nepal

Implemented earthquake response activities and programs in Gorkha, Sindhupalchok, Nuwakot, Dolakha, and Kathmandu valley in collaboration with OXFAM, WFP, World Vision International

Established NADEP Microfinance Financial Institution and handed over its microfinance portfolio to NADEP

Initiated first project during COVID-19 from its own resources

Started working on Migration theme

Assisted in construction of 23 houses affected by flood and landslide in Kalikot. Funds were collected from PlaytoHelp, USA

Until now, served 20 million populations, completed 96 projects, partnered with 37 donor agencies mobilizing NRs. 3,029,941,880.00 and 34000 MT of food