Environmental Camps for Conservation Awareness (ECCA) has been a leading organization in the sector of social mobilization and community development. It implements various programmes so as to raise the quality of life through wise-use of available local resources and application of alternate and renewable technologies.
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Displace kerosene lamps by solar based household lighting and promote child education
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My time in ECCA was amazing, that I can honestly say was the best thing I have ever done and one I look to do again in my upcoming days. I’ve had amazing support from my supervisors and cannot imagine any other way that I could’ve learned so much in such little time. I feel … Continue reading My Internship Experience in ECCA: Ashmita Rai
As the valley faces rising cases of cholera, ECCA has been organizing more community awareness programs related to safe drinking water within the valley. Since past few weeks, ECCA counselors are actively engaged in conducting safe drinking water programs at vulnerable parts of the city to bring up issues of preventive actions. The programs not … Continue reading Counselors in action; Raising safe drinking water issues in Kathmandu valley
On July 27 2016, we gathered at Wise-use House, Jwagal to prepare for one of the regular support programs of ECCA. After loading the educational support materials into the vehicles from we departed for Gairimudi and Mirge VDCs of Dolakha. There were copies, books, pencils, geometry boxes, calculators, school bags, dictionaries, sharpeners and other educational … Continue reading Supporting school children in Dolakha
Nepal is regarded as one of the richest countries in water resources but people have problem of water scarcity. Department of Water Supply and Sewerage estimates 80% of the total population to have access to drinking water, however it’s safety cannot be guaranteed. People of larger cities like Kathmandu valley are even more devoid of access to adequate and safe drinking … Continue reading Women lead Safe Drinking Water practice in Chyasal
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