Month: June 2024

June 5, 2024, A Plantation and Sanitation Program was held on World Environment Day by Nepal Unites as part of the School Relation Tour Program at the Global English Boarding School, Rajbiraj-7, Saptari, Madhesh Province, which is located in the Eastern Part of Nepal.

This program intended to increase student responsibility for environmental issues and the Plastic Free School movement.

The Nepal Unites team engaged with the students regarding climate change and plastic pollution in Nepal. And also discussed the effects of plastic on rivers, mountainous areas, roads, temples, and daily life. Along with learning about workable ways to reduce plastic pollution, the students were motivated to take proactive measures to safeguard their environment.

Students are encouraged to take responsibility for environmental problems and express their commitment to engage in the school’s sanitation program.

“It is our responsibility to protect and preserve the sustainability of the environment,” says Safalta Bhujel, a student at this school.

In total, over 80 students took part in the program with enthusiastic participation.

In May, Nepal Unites visited four private and government schools in Rajbiraj, Saptari, Madhesh Province as part of the School Relation Tour Program to engage with the students as a new generation in the Nepal Unites movement and Peace Club.

Nepal Unites promotes the establishment of peace clubs in villages, colleges, and high schools. Through these clubs, students can become involved in extracurricular activities at their school that are centered on youth leadership and peace.

“Nepal Unites Peace Club will organise extracurricular events that will provide us with much-needed refreshment. We also develop skills for leadership through such activities.”
-Karya Yadav, Student, Nobel Academy, Rajbiraj-7, Saptari, Madhesh Province.

“It is a very nice program for all of the students and it helps to develop our skills and leadership. This is needed to have a Peace Club in the school and organize some extracurricular activities.”
-Ram Narayan Yadav/ Grade 10 /Student/Global English Boarding School, Rajbiraj- 7, Saptari, Madhesh Province.

Nepal Unites explores the creative ways of bringing hope, peace, interfaith tolerance engagement’s concepts among the children and youth by establishing the NU Peace Club and contributes to build the youth and child that serve as an inspiration for community and nation in the days to come. Nepal Unites Peace Club can help the students in coming days to do some extracurricular activities to grow their skills and leadership.

153 young students signed a pledge in May 2024 to work for peacebuilding, nonviolence, youth leadership, and reconciliation with the Nepal UNITES Movement.

Students have been very delighted to participate in extracurricular activities and have shown a desire to continue with them, according to Anisha Khatri of Nobel Academy, Rajbiraj-7, Saptari, Madhesh Province, who spoke about the Peace Club and School Relation Tour Program.

In May, four peace clubs were established, and over two thousand students were introduced to the Nepal Unites Movements.