On December 29, 2022, CREASON through its project Recycler Saathi successfully conducted an Award Distribution and Acknowledgement Program to the hotels of Sauraha, Chitwan for their marvelous efforts in collecting PET Bottles. The essence of the program was to thank the hotels for their contribution to creating “A Plastic Waste Free Sauraha". The program was attended by Mr. Kiran Chaudhary, Ward Chairperson-6 Ratnanagar Municipality, Mr. Deepak Bhattarai, Regional Hotel Association Chitwan, Mr. Aanand Mishra, Founder and President, CREASION and twenty Hotels of Sauraha, Chitwan.
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Waste Smart School is a one-of-a-kind model club initiated by CREASION through its Recycler Saathi program where children and young students from government schools are taught about ways to conserve the environment and manage waste. It is a crucial part of engaging and creating a conscious outlook toward waste and the environment. On December 28, 2022, we got the opportunity to meet and interact with the 15 Waste Smart Schools, the children, and their teachers. The program was conducted to know how the clubs have been implementing the techniques and practices of waste management in their day-to-day activities and the impacts, knowledge, and changes it has brought, and the changes it has made in their lives. The fifteen schools were given seed money to initiate various waste-related activities, awareness, and engaging content to encourage the students and community regarding waste management.
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On December 20th, 2022, Tuesday, CREASION, Restless Development Nepal, Youth Innovation Lab and Center for Disaster and Management Studies with the support of European Union in Nepal successfully conducted a policy dialogue at the Janakpur-dham Sub metropolitan meeting hall to present the evidence of TagMe app. Mr. Aanand Mishra, Founder, and President of CREASION shared the best practices of waste management at the policy dialogue that took place at the Janakpur Sub-metropolitan City office. The meeting was attended by the policy makers including Deputy Mayor, Mr. Kishori Sah to discuss policy recommendations for waste management solutions for the city.
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CREASION with the support of The Coca Cola Foundation has successfully installed and handed over an oxygen plant to the Manmohan Cardio-thoracic Vascular and Transplant Center at Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital (TUTH), Maharajgunj, Kathmandu. The handover was conducted in the presence of Mrs. Dev Kumari Guragain, Secretary, of the Ministry of Health and Population-Nepal, Mr. Dinesh Kafle, Director of Teaching Hospital, Mr. Uttam Krishna Shrestha, Executive Director of Manmohan Hospital, Mr. Adarsh Avasthi, Country Director of The Coca-Cola in Nepal and Bhutan, Mr. Rajesh Ayapilla Director-CSR and Sustainability for India and South West Asia (INSWA), The Coca-Cola Company, Dr. Aditya Panda, Senior Manager, The Coca-Cola Company, Mr. Aanand Mishra, Founder and President of CREASION, Dr. Bhagwan Koirala, Cardiothoracic Surgeon, Mrs. Keki Adhikari, Goodwill Ambassador of CREASION, and Senior Representatives from the Coca- Cola Bottlers Nepal Limited. The installed oxygen plant can serve up to 15 beds and 15 cylinders at the same time in one day where the unit can help 65 patients at a time. The goal is to supply at least 15 cylinders per hour. This mini oxygen plant provides an unmanned production of medical oxygen, without any change to the inner structure of the healthcare facility. The purity level of the oxygen produced from the plant is 95 % +/- 3 %.
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Waste pickers are essential actors in society and the environment. They make their living by recovering valuable recyclables. They are part of the informal workforce involved in managing recyclable waste and diverting it away from landfills. Despite their importance to waste recovery in Nepal, they lack legislative recognition and are not integrated into planning processes. Along with this, there are limited stakeholders working directly with these informal workforces such as Civil Society Organizations (CSOs), and Non-governmental Organizations (NGOs). In addition, two membership-based organizations have been established by the waste pickers themselves for the betterment of waste pickers. There is a need to have a national network of organizations, where NGOs, waste-pickers organizations, and other relevant stakeholders meet regularly and explore collaborations and connect with the Global Alliance of Waste-pickers. A national network of waste pickers’ organizations is essential for pushing recognition of waste pickers' work at the national level. The national network boosts efforts to include waste pickers in various national-level programs. A few of the successful examples of national coalitions are there in India, Brazil, and Colombia, where waste-pickers have managed to get recognized in law, and have policies friendly toward their work. CREASION with the support of Women in Informal Employment: Globalizing and Organizing - WIEGO, International Alliance of Waste Picker and Samyukta Safai Jagaran successfully conducted a two-day workshop on "Founding National Network of Waste Pickers Organization in Nepal. " The main objective of the workshop was to build networks and enhance the capacity of organizations, individuals, and local stakeholders to work for the benefit of waste pickers in Nepal. The first day of the workshop started with learning about the status of waste pickers in Nepal, where they briefly discussed the situational analysis of waste pickers in Kathmandu, Nepalgunj, and Madhesh province. It was then followed by a session showcasing the importance of creating a coalition at the national level, where Mr. Kabir Arora, National Coordinator of the Alliance of Waste Pickers, shared his experience in forming a coalition of waste pickers in different countries, and discussed the Plastics Treaty update and the ongoing work at global level for social protection. The Second Day of the workshop started with the introduction to Alliance of Indian Waste Pickers by Mr. Kabir Arora, National Coordinator of Alliance of Indian Waste Pickers followed by an experience sharing session of Manwara Begum, President of Safai Sena, Delhi and member of Alliance of Indian Waste Workers via Zoom. It further continued with a panel discussion where the panelist were Shristi Shrestha, Environment Inspector, Kathmandu Metropolitan City, Pradeep Amatya, Head of Environmental Division representative of Lalitpur Metropolitan City, Birat Ghimire Head of Environment Division, Bharatpur Metropolitan City, Ashish Shah, Proprietor of Namaste Recycler, Deepson Shreemal Outsource Manager, Himalayan life Plastics; Shanti Tamang, President of Samyukta Safai Jagaran and Ashmita Basnet, Waste Picker.
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The award ceremony was organized by CREASION, who is leading the Climate Smart Entrepreneurship component of Nepali Yuwa in Climate Action and Green Growth (NYCAGG) project, on 30 September 2022. The event was chaired by the Hon’ble Minister of Industry, Tourism, and Forest of Madhesh Province, Shatrudhan Mahato. NYCGG project is funded by the European Union and focuses on empowering youths (15-29 years) by offering them a platform for strengthening their entrepreneurial growth in the green economy sector and engaging them in disaster and climate-related governance and advocacy. Climate Fellowship, Climate Smart Entrepreneurship, Mentee-mentorship, Digital Advocacy, and Youth Sounding Board are the activities that are being conducted in Madhesh Province work towards empowering young people, providing them employment opportunities, generating innovative ideas to address climate and environmental issues, and advocating for policy changes to promote environmental protection. Through Climate Smart Entrepreneurship, 20 ideas were selected from Madhesh Province and were groomed and mentored through expert sessions and peer mentors. Selected 20 ideas can be explored here: (https://theyouthcan.org/climate-smart-entrepreneurship). In the first half of the award ceremony, selected ideas pitched their Climate Smart Enterprise in front of the participants which included representatives from provincial governments, the EU, colleges, students, and media. The pitching session was evaluated by Ramakanta Sarma, NYC, and Mala Ray, Journalist and Social Activist. In the second half of the award ceremony, Goma Karki, Project Lead, briefed the participants about the NYCAGG project, Phurpa Sherpa, Innovation Coordinator briefed about Climate Smart Entrepreneurship followed by special remarks from the distinguished guests and result announcement of six winners of Innovation Grant 2022 that is worth NPR 1,25,000 aiming to be invested in the business. Six selected ideas for Innovation Grant 2022 are: Vermicompost Nepal, Mahottari led by the team Nisha Tiwari, Swastika Chaudhary, and Kamal Dev Yadav Reusable Pad, Siraha by Sushma Shah Phoolbati, Saptari led by Rishav Das Mithila Art, Siraha led by the team Akanksha Jha and Santosh Yadav Pandit Maati Madka Shop, Mahottari by Rabindra Pandit Pure Water-clay Filter, Saptari by Bardan Shrestha Speaking at the event, Hon’ble Minister of Industry, Tourism, and Forest of Madhesh Province, Shatrudhan Mahato, stated that the impact of climate change cannot be ignored, and youth need to be at the forefront. Congratulating the winners, hon’ble minister Shatrudhan emphasized the need of thinking about the long-term impact of our activities. These six ideas have put forward the ideas and innovation to counter the current challenges leading to climate change. They will not only be creating employment opportunities but also creating space for innovation and business that will be addressing the current concern of our societies. Deputy Head of Cooperation, EU, Eloisa Astudillo shared that climate change is one of the biggest challenges for everyone in the world and it has become a global problem. Addressing the entrepreneurs, she added youth are the solution and we need to create space for youth. We have realized that youth often do not have space to bring their voice, and that is why we want to work with youth, empower them, and listen to them. Closing the event, Aanand Mishra, the Founder and President of CREASON, thanked the distinguished guests, the organizing team, and the 17 teams who presented their ideas despite the busyness due to the festival. Encouraging youth to bring forward their ideas, he appreciated youth speaking openly about the challenges, especially sanitary hygiene. Madhesh Province is rich in culture but if we look into the HDI index, we are even behind Karnali Province. We need youth to come forward and invest in their community to make Madhesh and tap into the rich history, culture, and resources here.
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We are more than pleased to announce that CREASION , through its program Recycler Saathi has partnered with Shree Adharbhut Maadhyamik Vidhyalaya at Brahmpur, Bharatpur – 16 in Bharatpur Metropolitan City to make it a #WasteSmartSchool. The Waste Smart School inauguration day was full of laughter, smiles, and learnings with the students. From now on, Recycler Saathi, in co-operation and co-ordination with the school committee and waste smart club will ensure that all students receive exposure and well-rounded knowledge about the waste management scenario on individual and community-level practices for environmental protection. They will also be provided frequent opportunities to develop pro-environmental behavior and leadership skills.
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We are more than pleased to announce that Creasion Nepal, through its program Recycler Saathi supported by The Coca-Cola Foundation has partnered with four new schools in Bharatpur Metropolitan City to make them a #WasteSmartSchool. The Waste Smart School inauguration day was full of laughter, smiles, and learnings with the students. We want to thank Mrs. Nisha Adhikari, a well-known actor, director, TV presenter, mountain climber, and former vice president of CREASION, Mr. Bikram K.C., representative of Bottlers Nepal Terai Limited, and Ms. Sujata Koirala, Environment and Sustainability Manager of CREASION for their attendance. Recycler Saathi distributed club kits, badges, dustbins, and seed funds to the schools to support the Waste Smart Clubs. Under the leadership and guidance of Recycler Saathi and the school committee, the Waste Smart Club will further conduct various activities at their school for environmental conservation and waste management. Here are a few snapshots of our club formation and waste smart school inauguration in the first two schools at Shree Aadharbhut Madhyamik Vidhyalaya at Mohanpur, Bharatpur-16, and Shree Bharatpur Madhyamik Vidhyalaya at Bharatpur-10.
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𝐋𝐞𝐚𝐫𝐧𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐝𝐨𝐞𝐬 𝐧𝐨𝐭 𝐡𝐚𝐯𝐞 𝐭𝐨 𝐛𝐞 𝐛𝐨𝐫𝐢𝐧𝐠!! Recycler Saathi, the program of CREASION, facilitated a workshop today for the youth of Volunteer for Change (VFC), Bharatpur Cohort. The volunteers reviewed various articles, scientific journals, and news sources to do a situational analysis for solid waste management in Bharatpur Metropolitan City. They came up with attractive diagrammatic and infographic representations of the present situation and projected the future scenario of solid waste management. The session was followed by an interactive presentation and a question-answer round. The workshop was graced by the presence of Mrs. Nisha Adhikari Malla. Volunteers discussed a range of subjects like youth engagement, minimalist lifestyle, and fashion footprint. Our Environment and Sustainability Manager, Ms. Sujata Koirala also sparked further discussions on the current solid waste management policies, current issues, and possible individual interventions that we can take for the future to a world without waste. 𝐀𝐧𝐝 𝐭𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐢𝐬 𝐰𝐡𝐲 𝐰𝐞 𝐬𝐚𝐲, 𝐥𝐞𝐚𝐫𝐧𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐝𝐨𝐞𝐬𝐧’𝐭 𝐚𝐥𝐰𝐚𝐲𝐬 𝐡𝐚𝐯𝐞 𝐭𝐨 𝐛𝐞 𝐛𝐨𝐫𝐢𝐧𝐠!!
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We are more than pleased to announce that Recycler Saathi, a program of CREASION, has successfully re-formed the waste smart club in ten already existing waste smart schools. We are thankful to the school committee for trusting our work and continuing the partnership. Shree Madhyamik Vidhyalaya, Baraghare Shree Chameli Devi Piya Madhyamik Vidhyalaya, Naughare Shree Laxmi Madhyamik Vidhyalaya, Dharamchowk Shree Saradpur Madhyamik Vidhyalaya, Saradpur Shree Mohan Madhyamik Vidhyalaya, Aasthachowk Shree Madhyamik Vidhyalaya, Chitrasari, Sauraha Shree Bachyauli Madhyamik Vidhyalaya, Sauraha Shree Kadam Adharbhut Vidhyalaya, Jagatpur, Kasara Shree Rastriya Primary School, Jagatpur, Kasara Shree laxmi Madhyamik VIdhyalaya, Jagatpur, Kasara
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Waste Smart Schools are a one-of-a-kind model, where children and young adults are taught about the ways to manage waste and plastics. Waste Smart School is an initiative to provide students and young children with an environment-friendly and environment-conscious outlook. We ensure students receive exposure and well-rounded knowledge about the waste management scenario on individual and community-level practices for environmental protection. Located in the pristine environment of Panauti, we are more than pleased to announce that Shwet Ganesh School is now a waste-smart school. CREASION, through its program, Recycler Saathi has successfully partnered with Shwet Ganesh School, Chaukot, Panauti to make it a Waste Smart School. From now onwards, Shwet Ganesh School will engage its students of the school in environment-related activities and programs, to help them achieve an environmentally friendly and environment-conscious outlook. A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed between CREASION and Shwet Ganesh School to formalize the partnership in the implementation of activities toward waste management activity and awareness. A Waste Smart Club was also formed with 11 members who will now conduct various waste-related activities, awareness, and engaging content to make the students more proactive towards waste and waste-related issues.
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On September 15th, 2022, Volunteer for Change (VFC), the youth wing of CREASION, organized a webinar on "Dengue Awareness" virtually through Zoom. Dengue fever is considered a year-round threat in Nepal, with the highest risk occurring from June through September. Dengue in Nepal has been reported in all climatic and weather situations. The session was facilitated by Dr. Sandesh Ghimire, MBBS (NAIHS-COM), Medical Officer, and Anushree Acharya, Dietician/Managing Director of The Nutrition Cure Nepal for facilitating the session on a brief introduction, history, and preventive measures of Dengue and the necessary diet to combat it.
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Waste Smart Schools are a one-of-a-kind model, where children and young adults are taught about the ways to manage waste and plastics. Waste Smart School is an initiative to provide students and young children with an environment-friendly and environment-conscious outlook. We ensure students receive exposure and well-rounded knowledge about the waste management scenario on individual and community-level practices for environmental protection. Our aspiration of establishing a Waste Smart School in Kathmandu has come to life today. We have successfully partnered with Bal Uddhaar Secondary School, Kapan to make it a Waste Smart School. From now onwards, Bal Udhhar Secondary School will engage its students of the school in environment-related activities and programs, to help them achieve an environment-friendly and environment-conscious outlook. To support the vision, today, our dynamic team visited the school and formed a waste smart club. Under the leadership and guidance of Recycler Saathi and School Committee, the club will now conduct various waste-related activities, awareness, and engaging content to make the students more aware of waste, waste-related issues, and waste management. The members of the clubs received badges and Waste Smart School Club Kit. An MoU was also signed between the school and CREASION to help introduce the necessary interventions to make the school waste smart.
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The safety of waste workers who play a crucial role in maintaining the cleanliness of our environment is important. Through Recycler Saathi a program of CREASION we recognized the need for protection in keeping themselves safe while working. Therefore, we provided them with access to an accidental insurance policy. The main objective of this program was to ensure the occupational safety of the waste workers and provide them with safety nets in case of any occupational accidents or hazards. In the first phase, 75 waste workers of various scrap centers and aggregators located in Chitwan and Kathmandu were provided insurance for probable occupational accidents or hazards. Furthermore, in the second phase, 25 waste workers from various scrap centers and aggregators of Kathmandu are now provided accidental insurance.
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A thesis statement is one to three sentences in the introduction of an academic essay outlining what the reader can expect. It is an argument, or claim, that will be defended through your research. A strong thesis statement identifies the topic to be discussed, summarizes the main arguments, and persuades your audience to continue reading. A Thesis Proposal Writing Workshop for Volunteer for Change (VFC) Kathmandu Cohort on September 14th, 2022. The workshop was facilitated by Mr. Pratik Bajracharya, the Research and Knowledge Management Officer of CREASION. He shared his knowledge and insights on writing a good thesis proposal to our volunteers in their final year of undergrad.
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Great things are done by a series of small things bought together! “May your choices reflect your hopes, not your fears” said Nelson Mandela, with hands clenched with agony and eyes filled with tears of hope, pinning his head on for a lighter and brighter world above discrimination. Bigotries have not yet come to an end, but the world is trying, trying to get over these prejudices and rise above social evils. An effort was made in the World Conference of Ministers Responsible for Youth in 1999, only for the world to recognize August 12 to be a day dedicated to adolescents and young adults, to be remembered as “International Youth Day”; lying parallel to Nelson Mandela’s words of wisdom. Going by the same tradition, the theme for 2022 International Youth Day revolved around a term alien to most, “Intergenerational Solidarity: Creating a World for All Ages”. The United Nations describes it as breaking barriers between the two generations, addressing “Ageism” as a health issue. It has ears for both old and the young, leaving no soul unheard. Ageism is unwontedly seen on the biased side of the spectrum through the aspects of racism and sexism, unwittingly jeopardizing their growth to contribute to the community in the ways possible, paving the path to greatness. Leading up to the occasion of International Youth Day 2022 on August 11, 2022 the volunteers of CREASION headed out to Basantapur Durbar Square for a fundraising event. The event’s essence was to collect funds to celebrate Raksha Bandhan and Janai Purnima with the elderly people. The volunteers of Kathmandu Cohort made special handmade rakhis and bookmarks which were displayed and sold and which were appreciated, supported, and encouraged by many people. On August 12, 2022 CREASION successfully conducted programs in Kathmandu and Chitwan. The volunteers of Kathmandu Cohort visited an old age home named Manavsewa Ashram to celebrate and interact with the elderly. The volunteers eagerly interacted with the elderly people and celebrated Janai Purnima by making Quati for the elders and had a Mehendi session with them. The volunteers of Chitwan celebrated International Youth Day by setting their priorities and focusing on creating tangible improvement in their lives through creating vision boards that reflect their goals for self-improvement and environmental conservation. The session was led by Ms. Rammaya Shrestha, Community Outreach Officer and the event was graced with the presence of Mr. Bikram K.C, representation of Bottlers Nepal Terai Limited who shared his inspiring words on how youths can become the agents of change and help in reducing carbon emissions through Recycler Saathi.
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Recycler Saathi, a program of CREASION, initiated with the support of The Coca-Cola Foundation and Bottlers Nepal Terai Limited, successfully handed the insurance paper and provided an orientation on the insurance policy and claiming process for the waste workers of Chitwan. With this, Recycler Saathi has now successfully provided accidental insurance to 77 waste workers that will help ensure their occupational safety. Our sincere gratitude to Mr. Bikram K.C, representative from Bottlers Nepal Terai Limited, for gracing the event.
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Recycler Saathi, a program of Creasion Nepal, initiated with the support of The Coca-Cola Foundation and Bottlers Nepal Terai Limited, successfully visited 4 scrap centers yesterday to hand over accidental insurance papers to an additional 26 waste workers of Kathmandu. Accidental Insurance will help provide financial security to the waste workers from probable occupational safety hazards and unanticipated accidents in the workplace. A brief orientation on the policy and the claim process was also given by the Recycler Saathi team to empower the waste workers to understand the policy fully and seek financial leverage in case of any occupational accidents or hazards.
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CREASION, through its program Recycler Saathi successfully provided accidental insurance to waste workers in different parts of Kathmandu and Chitwan, with the support of The Coca-Cola Foundation and Bottlers Nepal Terai Limited. One of the main objectives of Recycler Saathi is to secure our waste workers from possible occupational accidents and hazards and ensure their occupational safety. The event was graced by Mr. Dayahang Rai, Goodwill Ambassador of CREASION, and Ms. Sujata Koirala, Environment and Sustainability Manager of CREASION.
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CREASION, through its program, Recycler Saathi, successfully held an interaction program with the youths of VFC (Volunteer for Change) Bharatpur, Sauraha, and Kasara about “Social media for advocacy” in an event supported by The Coca-Cola Foundation and Bottler’s Nepal Terai Limited. Led by Mr. Aanand Mishra, Founder, and President of CREASION, the event held a valuable discussion session on how youths can become agents of change, and start advocacy for the right cause from their close circle, home, and society. Our Goodwill Ambassadors, Mrs. Keki Adhikari, and Mr. Parakram SJB Rana also held a powerful discussion on how advocacy can start from within and the ways by which social media can be a voice for the voiceless in this digital world. The youth of the session also highlighted persisting issues in their community like human-wildlife conflict, solid waste management, cyberbullying, mental health awareness, etc. Several advocacy tools and awareness strategies were also discussed on the mentioned issues.
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CREASION through its project Recycler Saathi successfully installed e-pustakalaya (digital libraries) in Shree Madhyamik Vidhyalaya, Chitarsari Ratnanagar Municipality, Ward 8, and Shree Bachyauli Madhymaik VIdhyalaya Ratnangar Municipality, Ward 6. It is an initiative to empower students by providing them access to the education materials digitally.This initiative is supported by The Coca-Cola Foundation and Bottlers Nepal Ltd. The event was graced by Mr. Aanand Mishra, Founder and President of CREASION, Mr. Bikram KC, representative of Bottlers Nepal Terai Limited, Mr. Parakram SJB Rana, Goodwill ambassador of CREASION and Mrs. Keki Adhikari, Goodwill ambassador of CREASION. E-Pustakalaya is an education-focused digital library containing full-text documents, books, images, videos, audio files, and interactive educational software that can be accessed through an intranet or on the Internet. With this project, the school, its students, teachers, and the community will now have online and offline access to 16,000 books, 2994 audiobooks and 2122 video collection.
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CREASION through its project Recycler Saathi successfully facilitated ‘Waste Segregation and Management Training” for two days to residents of Bharatpur Metropolitan City Ward no. 5. The program was planned and organized by Bharatpur Metropolitan City and had 113 participants from the community. Ms. Rammaya Shrestha, Community Outreach Officer from CREASION conducted the two-day training session. Thanks to Bharatpur Metropolitan City for developing such interventions for waste management.
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On the occasion of International Yoga Day (2022) Volunteer for Change (VFC), the youth wing of CREASION hosted a yoga session. During the event, participants from different colleges and youth groups were taught various yoga poses. The instructor talked about the different yoga postures and how they might aid in leading a healthy lifestyle, which made the course educational. After the session, the youths played a friendly futsal match among the attendees. The participants, engaged in two-way communication with the instructor to learn how to stretch their bodies properly. The event was held at Dhuku Futsal with a total number of 25 attendees.
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CREASION and Recycler Saathi were felicitated by the Bharatpur Metropolitan City today for its contribution to plastic waste management, youth engagement in environmental awareness, and active participation in the week-long events organized by Bharatpur Metropolitan for the celebration of World Environment Week. The closing ceremony was graced with the presence of Mayor Renu Dahal, Deputy Mayor Chitrasen Adhikari, Chief Administrative Officer, Ram Bandhu Subedhi, Chief Environment Division Er. Birat Ghimire, other officials of Bharatpur Metropolitan, Ward chairman of Bharatpur wards 1-29, and representatives of 12 different organizations working towards a cleaner and greener Chitwan.
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CREASION and Recycler Saathi successfully facilitated a one-day essay and drawing competition organized by Bharatpur Metropolitan City. The program was conducted on the theme #OnlyOneEarth to promote the visual representation skills of students and inspire them to become more conscious and aware of the environment and current environmental issues. Around 60 students from three waste smart schools in Bharatpur; Shree Mohanpur Aadharvut Vidyalaya , Shree Chameli Devi Piya School, and Shree Madhyamik Vidyalaya took part in the initiative. Students who bagged the first, second and third prizes from each school were awarded art and stationery supplies for further motivation.
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CREASION and Recycler Saathi participated in an interaction program organized by Hetauda Metropolitan City regarding plastic waste management with the government officers, community members, and business officials. Mrs. Rammaya Shrestha, Community Outreach Officer of CREASION, facilitated a session on the topic of plastic waste management and segregation techniques required for solid waste reduction. The discussion mainly highlighted the need for collective action and shared responsibility to manage plastic waste pollution.
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World Environment Day 2022 is the biggest international day for the environment. Led by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), and held annually since 1973, it has grown to be the largest global platform for environmental outreach. It is celebrated by millions of people across the world. On the occasion of World Environment Day 2022, CREASION and Recycler Saathi hosted a one-of-a-kind event known as “Swap Your Plastics” that emphasizes the importance of reducing, reusing, and recycling promoting the theme "Only One Earth". The ceremony took place in Maharani Pokahari, Patan and the event was graced by Mr. Parakram Rana, Digital Content Creator for the event. The main goal of the event was to promote behavioral change and the adoption of healthy habits by utilizing the Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle concept, in which participants exchanged PET Bottles (Cold Beverages bottles /plastic bottles) in exchange for a plant where the PET Bottles would further be sent for recycling in our Recycling facility and reduce carbon emissions. On the same day, our team at Chitwan planted around 60+ plants in the different waste smart schools of Sauraha and Bharatpur. Students and teachers of our waste smart schools came together to plant the little saplings and pledged to take care of them. Our utmost gratitude to Chameli Devi Ma. Vi., Naughare, Bharatpur-3, Shree Ma. Bi. Chitrasari, Ratnanagar (Sauraha), Shree Bachhauli M. Vi., Ratnanagar (Sauraha) for coming together to celebrate with us.
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Each year on June 3, World Bicycle Day is observed to spread awareness about sustainable transportation that also ensures one's physical wellbeing. The day reminds us of the age-old tradition prevalent in the world. It is a special day meant to be enjoyed by all people regardless of their age, color, or race. On June 4th, 2022 CREASION Nepal and Volunteer for Change (VFC) commemorated World Bicycle Day by raising awareness of Save Soil by riding a bicycle with the theme “Living Sustainability In Harmony with Nature”. The event was graced with the presence of Hon’ble Minister Mr. Ramsahay Prasad Yadav, Ministry of Forests and Environment. The initiative was done with the support of the association partners, Department of Environment, Cycle City Network 2020, Tour De' Lumbini, Green Way, AMN Nepal Unity For Sustainability, Rotaract Club Of Yala, Pancbike, Isha Foundation, GD Labs, Sano Paila (A Little Step) NAXA. The event would not have been possible without the support of our volunteers for coming together to celebrate World Bicycle Day leading up to World Environment Day 2022.
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Norwegian Retailers Fund supports CREASION as well as GRID Arendal, Doko Recyclers, International Solid Waste Association (ISWA), and the Norwegian Geotechnical Institute (NGI) to Address Plastic Waste Pollution from the Rivers in Nepal Kathmandu: Today, CREASION Nepal, Grid Arendale, Doko Recyclers, International Solid Waste Association (ISAWA) and Norwegian Geotechnical Institute (NGI) with International Solid Waste Association (ISWA) and Norwegian Geotechnical Institute (NGI) with the support from the Norwegian Retailers Fund announced the launch of a project titled Preventing Plastic in Nepal Rivers by Boosting the Informal Sector. The project launch was graced in the presence of Honorable Mr. Ramshaya Prasad Yadav, Ministry of Forests and Environment, Ms. Torun Dramdal, Norwegian Ambassador to Nepal, Mr. Aanand Mishra, Founder and President of CREASION. “The rivers of Bagmati is a scare place where we worship but due to plastic pollution the value of the river has decreased. Strong implementations of policies are needed in order to tackle this problem. We should inform people from the grass root level, teach them to segregate waste before and after the collection process. I will provide full support in helping prevent plastic pollution in Nepal rivers.” said Honorable Mr. Ramsahay Prasad Yadav, Ministry of Forests and Environment. Some of the components of the project entail creating an infrastructure and putting a system to separately collect and recycle different types of collected plastic. This project also includes the establishment of a small-scale locally run plastic recycling facility that can manage both high- and low-quality plastics to prevent littering in the rivers. “Today, when we look around Kathmandu valley, the rivers or landfill sites are filled with heaps of garbage which is mainly plastic” said Ms. Torun Dramdal, Norwegian Ambassador to Nepal. “The pollution of plastic has increased immensely from 1950s and the global impact is huge. The rise of plastic pollution pushed the Norwegian government to keep it at its top priority and due to the monsoon season in Kathmandu it has created a huge problem of flash floods, what we need is system change targeting the full lifecycle in working towards creating a proper waste management system and a recycling system that will help address issues of environmental protection” she further added. The informal sector plays a crucial role in waste management for Nepal. Informal waste workers range from collectors to waste pickers and scrap dealers. Many of the estimated 10,000–15,000 waste pickers working in Kathmandu Valley are women, but they are among the most marginalized. “Informal Waste Workers are an important component to the environment. Thus, behavioral change communication should be enforced to encourage people to keep and sustain a clean and healthy environment. For plastic recycling and the development in preventing plastics in Nepal Rivers, the use of advanced technology should be brought. ” said Aanand Mishra, Founder and President of CREASION. As the population of Kathmandu increases, plastic usage and thereby waste generation is also growing. Approaches to managing waste in the capital include unorganized dumping and open burning. On average, 48% of the waste in municipalities is landfilled, while 32% is burnt, and 27% is openly dumped on riversides.
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CREASION and Recycler Saathi successfully conducted Occupational Safety Training and Health Camp for Waste Workers in the scrap centers of Chitwan district with the support of The Coca-Cola Foundation. The training included a session to train the waste workers on how to properly use safety gear such as - shoes, gloves, masks, reflector jackets, medical kit, and dignity kits. It also included an awareness session on basic hygiene and potential occupational risks followed by a medical health check-up. The Waste workers from Chitwan were given training on occupational safety and were also provided with safety gear and the required equipment for the safety of the scrap centers. A medical officer also did a health checkup of all the waste workers that were present at the event. Furthermore, the scrap centers were also equipped with safety amenities and fire extinguishers to prevent and tackle potential workplace fire hazards. In addition to that, an awareness tool, and infographics with basic safety protocols were also provided at each location for future reference.
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The Climate-Smart Entrepreneurship Team as part of Nepali Yuwa in Climate Action and Green Growth (NYCAGG) Project visited Madesh Pradesh for a six long day field trip. The team successfully conducted outreach workshops, "Creating Ideas for Climate-Smart Start-ups", at different colleges of Madhesh Province namely Jana Jyoti Multiple Campus, Lalbandi, Chaturbhujeshwar Janata Multiple Campus, Harion of Sarlahi District, Janta Ma. Vi. and Nava Kshitiz college of Bardibas, in Mahottari District, Model Multiple College in Janakpur of Dhanusha District, Rajarshi Janak Campus in Janakpurdham and Hanuman Youth Club in Janakpurdham. During their time in the field, they also visited different villages in the Mahottari, Sarlahi, and Janakpur districts, actively communicating the idea of a climate-smart entrepreneurship program to the locals. The main purpose of the workshop was to aware the youths of Madhesh province about the climate-smart entrepreneurship program, a detailed procedure to be a part of the program, and basic steps to brainstorm business ideas in groups. The students were divided into groups and were taught basic steps to brainstorm business ideas from among the group.
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Recycler Saathi with the support of the Coca-Cola Foundation successfully conducted a one-day ‘know your plastics workshop’ with over 35 students of Volunteer for Change (VFC) Chitwan cohort. The main objective of the workshop was to make them understand the Resin Identification Code (RIC), the identification of the seven different kinds of plastics namely PET, HDPE, PVC, LDPE, PP, PS, and others based on the code, its physical features, and properties. The workshop also covered the history of plastics and global recycling trends. Along with that the youths also identified different types of plastics that are there in their vicinities. The workshop ended with a roundtable discussion amongst youths and an interactive quiz.
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An induction session was formally conducted to the volunteers of Bharatpur Cohort at CREASION’s Regional Office in Bharatpur, Chitwan. The main agenda of this induction was to welcome new Volunteers and give brief overview of Volunteer for Change (VFC), familiarize the mission, vision, and goals of Volunteer for Change (VFC), and celebrate the spirit of volunteerism. The first session was conducted by Ms. Sushila Shrestha, Program Intern who gave a brief introduction to CREASION’s background and its mission, vision, and goals. The volunteers were introduced to Ms. Rammaya Shrestha, Regional Community Officer who briefed them about the ongoing projects of Recycler Saathi. The second session was conducted by Ms. Sushila Shrestha, Program Intern where she presented “Know Your Plastics” a brief workshop about different types of plastics and their identification. The volunteers were then shown the process of baling polyethylene terephthalate (PET) Bottles to aware them of carbon emissions and how small actions can make a significant difference in the environment. The overall session was moderated by Mr. Pranav Raj Regmi, Youth Engagement Officer who concluded the session b showing the Volunteer for Change (VFC) annual plan and Volunteers Engagement Plan throughout the coming events.
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Waste Workers are a crucial and essential part in keeping the environment clean. They are the most underrepresented people in the waste management sector. Hamro Cycle Yatra #DignityforAll is held annually to publicly honor waste workers and to admire their remarkable involvement in keeping our environment clean and healthy. The Hamro Cycle Yatra rally is a symbol of unity where all government, private institutions, youths, and waste workers come together to recognize the environmental challenges of the nation and to appreciate the remarkable contribution of waste workers in maintaining a clean environment. The Hamro Cycle Yatra aligns with the Sustainable Development Goals 11, #Recyclingheroes theme by Recycling Day Foundation, and supports the UNEA 5.2 plastic treaty. Around 300 participants joined the cycle rally, making it a grand success. The rally commenced opposite Jawlakhel Birendra Salik then proceeded through Dhobighat, Sanepa, Bakundole, Pulchowk Engineering College to Patan Dhoka and ended at Nagbahal. We were graced with the presence of Mr. Gopal Prasad Aryal, Director General for the Department of Environment, Mr. Aanand Mishra, Founder and President of CREASION, Dr. Ghana Shyam Gurung, Country Representative of WWF Nepal, Mrs. Keki Adhikari, Goodwill Ambassador of CREASION, Mrs. Sushila Kathayat, Budhanilkantha Women’s Forum run by Haritnagar Abian, Mr. Rajesh Kalwar, Imadol Platic Udhyog, and Mr. Padam Rai, R.P Recycle Collection and Management. The cycle rally also had medical camps for the waste workers where they received free eye and dental checkups. Furthermore, the waste workers were provided with certificates and medals from the distinguished guests for their contribution to the environment. We would like to thank our supporting partners The Coca-Cola Foundation, Bottlers Nepal Terai Ltd, implementation partner Volunteer for Change, and association partners Clean Up Nepal, Community Health Service Centre of Nagbahal, Dental Care Centre, Greenway Nepal, Girls Empowered by Travel Nepal, Cycle City Network, Kathmandu Cycle Group, Kora- Cycling Challenge, Lions Club International, Lions Club of Kathmandu, Nepal Cycle Society, Rato Bangla School, Samsara Creation, Social Tours, Waste Trade and Women Cycling Nepal for making this event a grand success.
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CREASION, Recycler Saathi, Waste Trade, and The Coca-Cola Foundation successfully organized an interaction session between the plastic waste management stakeholders of Nepal. The interaction program was graced with the presence of Hon’ble minister Mr. Ramsahay Prasad Yadav Minister of Forests and Environment, Mr. Aanand Mishra, Founder and President of CREASION, and 30 balers from different areas of Kathmandu valley. Similarly, representatives from different private companies and NGOs that are actively working in the plastic waste management sector of Nepal were also present at the event. The main agenda of the session was to facilitate the interaction of the plastic waste management stakeholders with the Ministry of Forests and Environment (MOFE) to highlight the issues regarding the current scenario of plastic waste management, challenges faced by the stakeholders, and possible interventions to achieve a holistic and robust plastic waste management system. Mr. Aanand Mishra, Founder, and President of CREASION, also suggested a policy level workshop in near future to actively discuss the role of key stakeholders in making the existing system more sustainable. Moreover, Hon’ble Minister Mr. Ramsahay Prasad Yadav thanked all the plastic waste management stakeholders for their contribution to our health, our environment, and our economy and emphasized that MOFE will actively work to address the issues discussed.
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Recycler Saathi with the support of The Coca-Cola Foundation, successfully handed over a baling machine to R.P. Recycling Baling Unit in Pepsicola, Bhaktapur. We were honored by the presence of Rajesh Ayapilla, Director CSR and Sustainability for India and South West Asia (INSWA),The Coca-Cola Company, Dr. Aaditya Panda, Senior Manager, The Coca-Cola Company and Lakshan Madurasinghe, Regional Lead- Public Affairs, Communications and Sustainability,The Coca-Cola Company during the handover event. The main purpose of this event was to equip the waste workers with machinery to increase their PET plastic recycling capacity.
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Volunteer Recognition Day was formally conducted on April 20, 2022 for VFC Kathmandu volunteers at the CREASION premise to celebrate the spirit of volunteerism. The volunteers shared their inspiration and aspirations for joining VFC and was provided membership cards, badges and T-shirts. Expressing his journey in formation of Creasion, Aanand Mishra, founder and president of CREASION, shared the start of CREASION his journey, on how he started to volunteer and what led to the start of Volunteer for Change and CREASION. He encouraged young minds to take active participation in programs and become an active advocate in volunteerism. The volunteers were introduced to Sujata Koirala, Environment and Sustainability Manager of CREASION, where she briefed about CREASION’s ongoing projects and shared her experience of working in Creasion from being an Associate and now the Manager of the organization. Vikram Upadhaya, Head of Education and Advocacy of CREASION, highlighted the essence of volunteerism and showcased the annual activities and programs planned for the upcoming year for Volunteer for Change, 2022. Binita Niraula, Program and Operations Intern at Himalayan Institute for Civic Action and Policy (iCAP), presented the volunteers a briefing on the organization's mission, vision, and goals, as well as a short explanation on how to vote in the next election. Anupam Mishra, Sales and Marketing Officer of Waste Trade, spoke about the value of volunteers' contributions to the environment throughout the session. The overall session was moderated by Mr. Pranav Raj Regmi, Youth Engagement Officer, and the session was concluded by showing the VFC Annual plan and Volunteers Engagement Plan throughout the coming events.
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Recycler Saathi successfully participated in a one-day plastic waste management exhibition for the ‘Environmental conservation and waste management exhibition and interaction program’ hosted by the Bharatpur Metropolitan City on April 19,2022. This event was a platform where the Chief Distict Officer of Chitwan, Mr. Asman Tamang, mayor and deputy mayor of Bharatpur Metropolitan City, Renu Dahal, and Parabati Shah Thakuri and government officials came together to exhibit and celebrate the environmental conservation and waste management ideas and efforts of professionals, stakeholders, and local community members.
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A provincial kick-off meeting was held with consortium partners Youth Innovation Lab, Restless Development Nepal, CREASION, Center for Disaster and Management Studies in Janakpur, Madhesh Province on April 10, 2022, for the project “Nepali Yuwa in Climate Action and Green Growth (NYCAGG)” in the presence of Chief Minister Mr. Mohammad Lalbabu Raut Gaddhi. This project is funded by the European Union and focuses on empowering youths in the age group of 15-29 years by offering them a platform for strengthening their entrepreneurial growth in the green economy sector. Climate Fellowship, Climate Smart Entrepreneurship, Mentee-mentorship, Digital Advocacy, and Youth Sounding Board are the activities that are going to be conducted in this project to empower young people by providing job opportunities, generating innovative ideas to address climate and environmental issues, and advocating for policy changes that promote environmental protection. The kickoff meeting focused on the overview of the project and encouraged the youths from the Madhesh province to participate in it. One of the major highlights of the event was the launch of the idea-call for Climate Smart Entrepreneurship by the Hon’ble Chief Minister of Madhesh Province, Mr. Mohammad Lalbabu Raut Gaddhi, in Nepali, English, Maithili, and Bhojpuri. He encouraged all the youths to participate in the project and develop innovative green enterprises. He stated, “Madhesh Pradesh is more prone to disasters in comparison to other provinces of Nepal. In such, the youths of Madhesh have a crucial role in climate action. The Madhesh province government will do the necessary to mobilize youths in conserving the environment while venturing into innovative entrepreneurship.” Ms. Chandra Thapa, Under Secretary of the National Youth Council, was also present at the kick-off and shared NYC’s commitment to promoting entrepreneurship. She stated, “NYC has prioritized youth entrepreneurship and conducted several entrepreneurship literacy programs at the provincial level. Nepali youths are migrating abroad for a livelihood, and it is the government’s responsibility to provide income-generating opportunities for them.” She also shared how she learned about the importance of climate action through this kick-off event, and stressed on the need of establishing Innovation Labs across all provinces. Aanand Mishra, the Founder and President of CREASION, also shared his thoughts on the environmental status-quo in the country. He stated, “If we don’t align our actions with the environment, it’s going to hurt the coming generations. Disasters are already getting more frequent and intense. It is time for us to act.” Speaking on the need to support youths, he also added, “Nepalese youths are moving abroad for studies and employment, due to a lack of opportunities here. Young Nepali people are innovative; they have great ideas, but don't have any support in making their ideas come to life. This program will provide them with the necessary mentorship and seed fund to realize their climate-smart business ideas.”
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On the occasion of World Health Day on 7th April 2022, Volunteer for Change organized a session on 'Mindfulness Practice: Managing Your Emotions' virtually carrying the slogan of “Health comes first”. In this session, we kept mental well-being at the forefront and the participants got a chance to experience mental well-being by practicing mindfulness. The main speaker for the program was Mr. Ekal Silwal from ICAP, who is also a longtime mindfulness practitioner. He shared different tools and techniques such as deep breathing exercises, the art of knowing yourself, and the self-grounding technique. These tools helped participants to address their problem and cope with them. Shrisha Nepal, the initiator of Monday Mental Health (MMH), also spoke on the purpose behind starting MMH. The session was moderated by Pranav Raj Regmi, the Youth Engagement Officer at CREASION. Overall 25+ youths from various backgrounds participated in the program. Insightful sharing between the participants and speakers regarding mindfulness practice, and personal experiences were addressed & discussed in the end.
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#How Green are you? 2022 was launched by CREASION and Recycler Saathi to encourage self-awareness in consumers regarding sustainable practices as well as celebrate local and individual level efforts to sustainability. More than 40+ participants from all over Nepal took part in this initiative and showcased their individual efforts to achieve a sustainable future. The initiative was sponsored and supported by leading eco-business ventures in Nepal like Leklekk, Dhaasoo, Ecosathi Nepal, Samsara Creation, and Deego Nepal. A webinar was conducted on March 15th, 2022 to formally conclude the How Green are you contest. The keynote speakers for the webinar were leading eco-entrepreneurs of Nepal representing various eco-business ventures. Ms. Yajaswi Rai, Founder of Leklekk Nepal. Kushal Achhami, CEO and Co-Founder of Samsaara Creation. Ms. Rajani Gurung, Co-founder and Operations Manager of Deego Nepal. The highlights of the webinar were: Insightful sharing between the participants and our keynote speakers regarding Nepal’s green business market, sustainability issues, and personal experiences towards sustainability. Winner announcement of How Green Are You? Contest by our judges. Celebration of all the entries by featuring collages of all the participants. The webinar concluded with a speech from our winner, Ms. Shreejana Bajracharya. Here’s a video link for the webinar broadcast live on the official Facebook page of CREASION. https://fb.watch/bPWaAavVW8/
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CREASION in association with The Coca-Cola Foundation, Bottler's Nepal (Terai) Limited and other youth organizations organized the annual event Hamro Cycle Yatra to publicly honor the waste workers for their remarkable contributions to the waste management sector, leading up to the Global Recycling Day on March 18, 2022. Hamro Cycle Yatra commenced on March 9 with a cycle rally from Belchowk, Bharatpur with waste workers. Our association partners, youths, and volunteers were present at the event. Upon reaching Chaubiskothi, waste workers were honored in the presence of Mrs. Parbati Shah, Deputy Mayor of Bharatpur Municipality, adorning the waste workers with a tika for their hard work. After the formal address, the rally proceeded to the Recycler Saathi Center in Shivaghat. The ceremony continued with a short round of speeches from our association partners Chitwan Scrap Association, Better Chitwan, Way Group, Ek Sapana Cycle Ra Safa Nepalko, Nepal Development Society, CESS, Hamro Drishti Ramro Drishti, Real Madrid Fan Club Chitwan, Chitwan Smart Scouts Crew, The United Chitwan, and Recovering Nepal. The event was addressed by Aanand Mishra, Founder and President of CREASION, and Bikram K.C, The Coca-Cola Foundation. The waste workers were then provided with a certificate for their hard work and contribution to keeping the environment clean through recycling and provided with lunch. Celebrations of the event followed with a drama on waste, and dance and music to mark the celebration of Global Recycling Week. The CREASION team, volunteers, and youths of Chitwan also held an early Holi celebration and ended the event with a satisfied grin on all of our faces.
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On the second day, CREASION team conducted an Occupational Safety Training and Health Camp for waste workers of आर. पी. रिसाइकल संकलन तथा व्यस्वथापन and हलेसी सुवास कलेशन सेन्टर with the support of The Coca-Cola Foundation Nepal and Bottler’s Nepal Limited. Over 25 waste workers were given training, safety gear, and a health check-up through a medical officer at the site. The occupational safety training included a session to provide instructions to the waste workers on how to properly use safety amenities such as safety gear - shoes, gloves, mask, reflector jacket and cap, first aid, dignity kits, and fire extinguishers, workplace etiquette, and basic hygiene awareness. The scrap centers were also equipped with safety amenities as a means to avoid workplace risks. In addition to that, as an awareness tool, infographics with the name of the scrap center and basic safety protocols were also provided at each location.
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CREASION initiated Recycler Saathi 3.0 with an Occupational Safety Training and Health Camp for waste workers of बुढानिलकण्ठ महिला मञ्च दुवारा सञ्चलित हरितनगर आबियन with the support of The Coca-Cola Foundation Nepal and Bottler’s Nepal Limited. The program started with a short and brief introduction of the waste workers and the CREASION team, followed by a short briefing on occupational safety led by Pratik Bajracharya and Monica Khadka. The training also included a health checkup for the waste workers by Dr. Sandesh Ghimire, the medical consultant who conducted a thorough check-up of the waste workers present in the facility. The training session consisted of demonstrations such as proper ways to wash hands, removing gloves, and in case of any emergencies, how to use a fire extinguisher. The waste collection center was presented with a bucket, fire extinguisher, shovel, and safety helmets for safety measures in case of a fire hazard. Individual waste workers were provided with safety gears such as masks, gloves, shoes, and safety suits work in dumping sites and landfills and are exposed to different types of waste materials that could harm them. Along with that, they were also provided with safety jackets, T-shirts, and shoes.
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Shree Bachyauli Madhyamik Vidhyalaya won first prize in the virtual ‘Waste Smart School Quiz’ competition between Waste Smart Schools in Chitwan on February 14 on the occasion of Eco Club Day 2022. The quiz competition tested the knowledge of the students from five waste smart schools on topics related to conservation, pollution and environment. Shree Kadam Aadharbhut Vidhyalaya Kasara and Shree Madhyamik Vidhyalaya, Chitrasari won the prize for the first and second runner-up of the competition. The other two schools participating in the event were Shree Chameli Devi Piya Madhyamik School and Shree Madhyamik Vidhyalaya Baraghare. The event was organized by CREASION, Volunteer For Change and Recycler Saathi.
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On the occasion of International Day of Education 2022 on January 24, CREASION and Volunteer for Change organized an education webinar titled ‘Changing Course, Transforming Education’--also the theme of this day--bringing in professionals with great experience working in education. The theme focused on changes through education and a need for significant transformation in education. Furthermore, the theme focused on building relationships with each other, nature, and adapting to technology. For the program, we had 6 speakers who spoke on various themes. They were: 1. Niharika Mainali, Changing Stories Nepal Remedial Education to Mitigate Learning Loss 2. Krishna Kumar K.C., Teach for Nepal Academic Gap, Education Access and Educational Aspiration 3. Bhawana Shrestha, My Emotions Matter Embracing Vulnerability and Championing Empathy for Transformative Learning 4. Binod Shahi, Sir of the Himalayas Making Rural Education Accessible 5. Vikram Upadhyay, CREASION Issues Around Public Education in Nepal 6. Mahabir Pun, National Innovation Centre Innovation in Education Over the course of an hour, each speaker briefly talked about their involvement and experiences in education, the problems in education, and possible solutions or way forward for transforming education in Nepal. Here’s a Live video link of the program broadcasted on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/creasion.nepal/videos/1172588573276451
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