Creasion Nepal is a non-profit organization working to create sustainable environmental and social impact across Nepal. We focus on protecting natural resources while promoting responsible and circular use of materials. Our work empowers youth and women through education, skills development, and green livelihood opportunities. We support communities in addressing climate change, managing waste, and building resilience to disasters.
We focus on sustainability, resilience, and empowering communities across Nepal.
Promoting resource efficiency through reuse and recycling. Supporting sustainable waste systems that reduce environmental impact and create economic opportunities for communities across Nepal.
Advancing climate action and adaptation strategies. Strengthening community resilience to climate risks through innovative solutions and capacity building.
Empowering youth with skills for green careers. Creating sustainable livelihood and employment opportunities that align with environmental conservation goals.
Conducting research to inform policy and practice. Supporting evidence-based decision-making for sustainable development through rigorous analysis and advocacy.
Welcome to a place where innovation meets impact. We turn ideas into experiences that matter.”
PEOPLE REACHED
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individuals and families directly benefited through community-based development and support programs
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
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entrepreneurs and youth supported through skills training, innovation, and sustainable income opportunities
YOUTH REACHED
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youth engaged through training, leadership programs, and green livelihood opportunities
Outcomes delivered through Creasion Nepal's completed initiatives.
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tons of plastic waste collected and, recycled through circular, economy value chain systems
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in reduced greenhouse gas emissions annually
*tCO₂e = ton of carbon dioxide equivalent
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generated through inclusive circular economy and waste-to-value initiatives
Through our diverse portfolio of programs and initiatives, CREASION creates lasting impact in communities across Nepal.
An initiative to encourage local participation in conservation and waste management of national parks.
The informal recycling sector (IRS) plays a key role in delivering waste management services worldwide, particularly in countries where formal waste management systems are poorly organized or non-existent. However, the contribution of the IRS to the circular economy isn’t well understood, due to the challenges associated with data collection and the generalisability of that data.
A SUSTAINABLE APPROACH TO TACKLE PLASTIC IN NEPAL RIVERS.
Blogs
That morning in Baglung definitely changed something in me. I was reminded that my empathy was not just a feeling, but it was about understanding and recognizing what a temporary discomfort for some is a lifelong reality for others.
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Research & Journals
An imperative issue that Nepal is facing is Plastic Waste Management which is a part and parcel of Solid Waste Management. With most of its metropolitan cities and municipalities stepping into the trajectory of rapid urbanization, the dependency on plastic goods is increasing daily. The pervasive practice of dumping plastic waste marks a significant issue for metropolitan cities in Nepal. The major metropolitan cities have started experiencing the stress of rapid urbanization and the additional practice of dumping waste has insinuated flooding in areas where rivers run through residential areas, waterlogging in parks and open spaces, and water contamination. These factors can cause degradation of sanitation for the population, and further affect the environment within and in the periphery of metropolitan areas. Keeping these issues in mind, the Federal Government of Nepal has enacted the Solid Waste Management Act (SWM) 2011 and Solid Waste Management Rules 2013 to maintain a clean and healthy environment by reducing the adverse effects of solid waste. It also poses threat to human health with the spread of diseases, land/soil pollution, and air pollution. These policies placed the local bodies accountable for the management of solid waste and appropriate autonomy to strategically tackle the issue. This report provides an overview of the data on different types of plastic waste in Nepal.
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News & Media
Global Recycling Day 2026 was successfully held near UN Park in Lalitpur with the objective of promoting sustainable waste management, recycling practices, and a circular economy.
Learn moreExplore our data-rich research, policy analysis, toolkits, guidelines, and other resources on economics and key development topics.
Impact numbers and achievements from our work across Nepal.
9,343+
We care for the environment and promote recycling as a way to sustainability. Our efforts support the transition to a circular economy and reduce plastic pollution.
21,386+
We engage youth and harness their passion to bring sustainable change to the community. According to the 2011 census, youth cover 40.3% of the population of Nepal—we channel this energy for the betterment of the community.
21,386+
We direct the interest of young children towards environment conservation and protection, building a generation that values and protects our planet.
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We developed an Exercise Book on Climate Change and Circular Economy to educate and engage young learners in sustainable practices and environmental stewardship.
1,662+
We focus on promoting preparedness and facilitating sustainable solutions for any disaster, building resilient infrastructure for communities across Nepal.
9+
The Waste Mapbooks, providing an overview of local waste systems, have been officially handed over to Lalitpur Metropolitan City, Janakpurdham Sub-Metropolitan City, Bardibas Municipality, Bharatpur Metropolitan City, Gajuri Rural Municipality, Golanjor Rural Municipality, Ichchhakamana Rural Municipality, Hetauda Sub Metropolitan City, and Kathmandu Valley.
9,343+
We care for the environment and promote recycling as a way to sustainability. Our efforts support the transition to a circular economy and reduce plastic pollution.
21,386+
We engage youth and harness their passion to bring sustainable change to the community. According to the 2011 census, youth cover 40.3% of the population of Nepal—we channel this energy for the betterment of the community.
21,386+
We direct the interest of young children towards environment conservation and protection, building a generation that values and protects our planet.
1+
We developed an Exercise Book on Climate Change and Circular Economy to educate and engage young learners in sustainable practices and environmental stewardship.
1,662+
We focus on promoting preparedness and facilitating sustainable solutions for any disaster, building resilient infrastructure for communities across Nepal.
9+
The Waste Mapbooks, providing an overview of local waste systems, have been officially handed over to Lalitpur Metropolitan City, Janakpurdham Sub-Metropolitan City, Bardibas Municipality, Bharatpur Metropolitan City, Gajuri Rural Municipality, Golanjor Rural Municipality, Ichchhakamana Rural Municipality, Hetauda Sub Metropolitan City, and Kathmandu Valley.
Air pollution has become a serious environmental and public health issue in Nepal, particularly in urban areas such as Kathmandu Valley. The Air Quality Index (AQI) helps measure the level of air pollution and indicates how safe or harmful the air is for people. Monitoring AQI enables communities, organizations, and policymakers to take timely actions to reduce exposure and improve air quality. Creasion is committed to raising awareness, supporting data-driven initiatives, and promoting sustainable practices to ensure cleaner air and healthier communities.
Key highlights:
Regular monitoring of AQI helps track pollution levels in real time.
High AQI levels can increase risks of respiratory and cardiovascular diseases.
Vulnerable groups such as children, elderly people, and outdoor workers are most affected.
Public awareness and community engagement are essential to reduce pollution exposure.
Sustainable solutions such as clean energy, reduced emissions, and green spaces can improve air quality.
Creasion supports environmental advocacy and evidence-based action for cleaner and safer air.
Nepal Air Quality
Birendra School, Bhaktapur, Nepal
Source: WAQI
Measures PM2.5, PM10, O3, NO2, SO2, and CO levels.
