has been working in the Kanchenjunga region to promote sustainable tourism.
through its access to finance and livelihood initiatives, Samriddha Pahad has reached more than 80,000 people over the past ten years
works with the rural people to raise their quality of living.
"Samriddha Pahad" is a social non-profit organization owned by well-known Nepali promoters and team that has been registered in Nepal in the year 2015 with the aim of raising the standard of living for those who live in the mountains and hills through sustainable economic activities.
In 2009, The Blueberry Hill Charitable Trust UK's Chairman and Board of Trustees, Sir Graham Wrigley, launched "Samriddha Pahad" to Nepal. The goal of Samriddha Pahad is to raise the level of living for those who reside in the hills and mountains. Samriddha Pahad achieved its three main objectives in 2016: (1) to give 25,000 people access to finance in remote areas of Nepal where they previously lacked such access; (2) to demonstrate the viability of the "Mountain Finance" model so that other banks and financial institutions will feel confident in providing services in mountain areas. (3) make SP a Nepali-owned and -run organization.
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Reach out to unbanked customers and bring them into the mainstream of banking in mountainous regions (using the Mountain Finance Model).
SP operates in underdeveloped regions with significant potential for the growth of the tourism industry
In order to help the community members, become financially literate and to guarantee dependable and consistent access to formal financial services, SP works to educate them about financial literacy and enterprise financing
In order to enable all types of players to provide a wide range of goods and services based on demand, SP works with them all and builds on their existing capacities and expertise
In places where there is a high prevalence of poverty but also a strong potential for economic development, SP collaborates closely with private sector partners
By efficiently generating jobs and improving living conditions in rural areas, SP approach goes beyond simple capability enhancement
[Jan 2022 to Dec 2023]
Tourism development, livelihood and access to finance
[Donor : The Blueberry Hill Charitable Trust UK]
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Capacity building of MSMEs
[Donor: German Co-operation, KFW, Business and Finance Consulting]
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Capacity building of MSMEs
[Donor: German Cooperation, KFW, Business and Finance Consulting]
Read More[October 2020 to January 2021]
Access to finance, livelihood development, tourism development
[Donor:The Blueberry Hill Charitable Trust UK]
Read More[August 2018 to Aug 2020]
Access to finance, livelihood development, tourism development
[Donor: Samriddha Pahad UK]
Read More[August 2013 to July 2015]
Access to finance and livelihood development
[Donor: FCDO (Formerly known as DFID), The Blueberry Hill Charitable Trust UK]
Read More[September 2015 to August 2017]
Access to finance and livelihood development
[Donor: Samriddha Pahad UK]
Read More[July 2012 to June 2014]
Access to finance & livelihood development
[Donor: The Blueberry Hill Charitable Trust UK]
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