Annual Impact of MCC’s Earthquake Programming
July 15, 2019
Call for Applications: Youth Exchange Program
July 12, 2019
Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) – a global relief, development and peace organization – invites Nepali unmarried youth (ages 18-30) who are passionate about peace and community service to apply for the opportunity to learn and serve for 11-month terms from August 2020 to July 2021. Participants will live in a new culture while serving in … More Call for Applications: Youth Exchange Program
Climate Change: Impact on Nepal
June 10, 2019
Last October our MCC Nepal Program Coordinator, Durga Sunchiuri, had the opportunity to visit the U.S. through the Center for Sustainable Climate Solutions, and share about the impact of climatic changes on the communities with whom our MCC Nepal partners work. Climatic changes are a very real challenge to our partners’ work, as farmers regularly … More Climate Change: Impact on Nepal
Stimulation of the Senses
January 31, 2019
Reflection by Megan Eisenbeis. Megan is a participant in SALT, an MCC Global exchange program. She is spending her year learning about Nepal and researching nutrition. As I start to settle into my new routine, I often need to remind myself to sit and enjoy my surroundings. From the first few days when everything was … More Stimulation of the Senses
Mutual Learning
January 29, 2019
One of MCC’s core values is “mutual learning.” This means that we do our best to share our experiences and expertise with one another and our partners – while also learning from the unique assets and knowledge of our partners and the communities they serve. We believe that a stronger program and lasting impact happen … More Mutual Learning
To Salvage A Life in Nepal: Reflections on Mental Health Reintegration
December 20, 2018
Reflection by Breyona Midgett, who is researching mental health issues in Nepal this year as part of the SALT program Natural Disaster. Resiliency. Hope. These are a few of the many things you find in Nepal. Kathmandu, Nepal is decorated with multicolored, vibrant houses against the backdrop of aquamarine-olive hills and the bright snow-capped Himalayas. … More To Salvage A Life in Nepal: Reflections on Mental Health Reintegration
Sustaining the Impact of WASH Projects through Drinking Water User Committees
December 13, 2018
Stories of dilapidated water taps, broken pipes and rusted equipment with no means for repair are common in the development world. To help ensure the lasting impact of water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) initiatives, incorporating community-level mechanisms for long-term monitoring and maintenance into project design is critical. In Nepal, government and non-government actors collaborate to … More Sustaining the Impact of WASH Projects through Drinking Water User Committees
Resilience: An MCC Nepal Learning Tour & Trek | April 2019
October 23, 2018
This isn’t your average trekking trip—no pity tours or savior complexes needed here. We invite young-to-middle-age adults (18-40) to come, see, and be inspired by the resilience of the communities we work with in Nepal. At the beginning of their time in Kathmandu, participants will visit with KOSHISH and learn about the work that they … More Resilience: An MCC Nepal Learning Tour & Trek | April 2019
Five Year Impact!
October 4, 2018
Having recently completed the previous phase of our 5-year Project Agreement with the Government of Nepal, we had the opportunity to look back and assess our implementing partners’ collective impact from 2013-2018. As a team, we are humbled by and grateful for our partners dedication to empowering thousands of people across Nepal!
Recovery and Resilience: Update on MCC’s Earthquake Projects
August 24, 2018
More than 3 years have passed since the devastating earthquake that rocked Nepal in 2015, and Nepal’s rural communities are demonstrating time and again their resilience and ability to rebuild. MCC’s partner organizations continue to work diligently at supporting communities throughout the long process of rebuilding their homes and livelihoods. We invite you to meet … More Recovery and Resilience: Update on MCC’s Earthquake Projects
