THE FOUNDATION OF CREASION IS PRIMARILY BASED ON COMPASSION AND SUSTAINABILITY.

At CREASION, we believe in the power of compassion and sustainability to drive positive change. Since our establishment in 2005, we have been at the forefront of sustainable development initiatives in Nepal. Our organization has served as a hub for social innovations, impact-driven projects, a learning center for youth, and a platform for stakeholder engagement. 

We approach development through an innovative, multi-faceted lens, always putting sustainability at the forefront of our work. At CREASION, we recognize the importance of both the environment and the communities that inhabit it. As such, we are committed to engaging our beneficiaries equally and developing our projects with their best interests in mind. 

With offices in Kathmandu and Chitwan, our organization has developed an extensive network of collaborations across all provinces of Nepal. Our focus areas are continually evolving, and we are committed to addressing the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development through our work. We support Nepal's long-term strategy for technological progress, policymaking, and social transformation, which aims to create a carbon-neutral, inclusive, and climate-resilient future, ultimately leading to net-zero emissions by 2045.

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  • WHAT PROMPTED THE START OF CREASION?

    In 2005 CREASION was established as a not-for-profit, non-governmental organization with the vision of implementing compassion- based development. It was started after recognizing the need for a balanced outlook in development-based projects that integrates the spirit of volunteerism, sustainability, research and collective partnerships.

    CREASION started through the collaborative effort of a group of friends to fill the gap that existed in the development sector. Mr. Aanand Mishra currently leads the organisation as the Founder and President. However, to complement and enhance his ideas we have a very strong board backing the organisation from the beginning.

  • HOW DOES CREASION FUNCTION?

    Currently, we have a strong team of twenty-four members overseeing and working for different projects who don’t compromise on the ethics and values of the organization. Besides, volunteers are also the greatest asset of the organization who have contributed their passion, enthusiasm, time, and ideas to leverage the vision of the organization and materialize it for the betterment of our intended beneficiaries and projects.

  • ARE THERE ANY SPECIFIC AREAS THAT CREASION WORKS FOR?

    CREASION extends its work in four different areas: Environment and Sustainability, Youth Empowerment, and Emergency Disaster Response. There are different projects that cater to these thematic areas.

  • WHAT ARE THE VARIOUS PROJECTS THAT WORK UNDER THE MENTIONED THEMATIC AREAS?

    The different projects that cater to the specific areas are: Volunteer for Change (VFC), Waste Smart School, Recycler Saathi, Emergency Disaster Response (EDR), Women for Change (WFC), Karnali Education Mission, Empowering Youth Towards A Zero Waste National Park, Waste-Pickers Organization Research, Nepali Yuwa in Climate Action and Green Growth RiPL project, and Waste Action Plan. While Recycler Saathi works for the environment and Emergency Disaster Response (EDR) looks after emergency disaster-related responses, the other programs cater to the empowerment of children, youth and women. Volunteer for Change engages youth, Women for Change works for women and Waste Smart School educates and aware children.

    Know more about our projects here.

  • WHEN AND WHY WERE THESE PROJECTS INTRODUCED?

    The projects were introduced over the years as per the necessity of the situation. CREASION initially started with Volunteer for Change as a means to engage youth in the process of community-level development. However, the earthquake of 2015 and the consequences that followed led to the start of Emergency Disaster Response (EDR). Rebuild for Change through EDR continued its work in the 2017 flood as well and is activated whenever disaster hits the country. Women for Change was established in 2017 recognizing the importance of economic independence for women.

    Recycler Saathi and Waste Smart School were introduced in 2019 with a focus on the environment and children. The recent COVID-19 outbreak and its impact on waste workers prompted the start of Waste Workers Emergency Relief Project in 2020.

    Oxygen for Nepal is a recent campaign introduced in 2021 in response to the second wave of COVID-19 pandemic. Through this campaign, we provide essential medical services and equipment to patients and hospitals to fight the virus.

  • HOW DO THESE PROJECTS RUN?

    Most of our projects run in collaboration and partnership with different stakeholders such as the government, corporations, schools, colleges and local communities. We love to connect with new institutions and build ideas for better activities and their impacts.

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