Nepal Scouts

Nepal–Denmark Partnership Project: Activity Weekend 🇳🇵🤝🇩🇰

Nepal Scouts successfully conducted a vibrant and meaningful Activity Weekend from 28th to 30th April 2026 under the Nepal–Denmark Partnership Project, bringing together Boy/Girl Scouts, Rover/Ranger Scouts and Adult Leaders of Kathmandu Valley from Bagmati Province for three days of learning, sharing, and connection.

The weekend featured a rich mix of experiences—from creative art, music, drama, and guided meditation to skill-based mini courses and interactive sessions. Participants also engaged in meaningful discussions on leadership, democracy, and scouting in everyday life.

Environmental responsibility was highlighted through activities such as composting initiatives and clean-up actions around Kakani, while campfire, reflection sessions, and cultural exchanges strengthened friendship and teamwork among participants.

This collaborative initiative empowered young people, promoted sustainability, and strengthened global scouting connections.

Today, on 7th Baishakh 2083 (April 20, 2026), the Provincial Launching Event was successfully held in Biratnagar, jointly organized by the Nepal Scouts National Headquarters and managed by the Provincial Scouts Office, Koshi Province.
The program was conducted under the Finland–Nepal Partnership Project , as part of the Scouts, Peace and Security (SPS) project. Since 2024, the project has implemented 2,250 Discussion Events across 11 local levels in 6 districts of Koshi Province on various contemporary issues. The report, which compiles the feedback and suggestions from more than 561 youth and stakeholders, was officially handed over to the Ministry of Social Development, Koshi Province.
During the program, Provincial Chief Commissioner Mr. Hemanta Bhandaree and Director of Nepal Scouts Mr. Arpan Karki jointly handed over the report to Mr. Durga Prasad Sigdel, Under Secretary of the Ministry of Social Development.
Mr. Hemanta Bhandari delivered the welcome address, while Mr. Arpan Karki extended his best wishes for the program. Similarly, RDC of Nepal Scouts, Ms. Kriti Bhattarai, presented the report. The program was facilitated by Project Lead Ms. Pratika Silwal.
The event was attended by National Commissioners of Nepal Scouts, Provincial Scout officials, Chairperson of Human Rights Alliance Morang Ms. Vandana Ghimire, decision-makers, Local Chief Commissioners, Scout Leaders, members of the SPS Core Team, and other distinguished guests.