Laligurans Community Development and Training Institute, Nepal

Nature restoration for healthy earth and prosperous societies.

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  • Laligurans Community Development & Training Institute (LCDTI) was established in 1995 as a non-governmental organization registered in the District Administration Office, Kaski, Nepal. Likewise, it has been registered at Social Welfare Council. This organization is firmly committed to social changes through sustainable management of natural resources through mobilizing local communities/organizations. This organization focus on 1) Training 2) Consultancy 3) Research 4) Development of projects and implementation 5) Advocacy sectors. This organization was founded by Ram Prasad Gyawali, Gopal Dhowj Jung Khadka, Narayan Sharma Sigdel, Mahendra Rimal, Laxman Prasad Koirala, Bhola Dhakal Eakraj Sharma Sigdel in Pokhara Nepal. This organization focuses on the social, ecological/environmental and economic (SEE) model for sustainable development. LCDTI believes in a holistic development approach, prioritizing sustainable development activities and natural resource management. It has been working in partnership with CBOs, NGOs, INGOs, GOs, and bilateral organizations including private companies and firms. It works in agriculture, forestry, natural resource management and rural development through local resource mobilization, animal health, local water management, Enterprise development, community development and advocacy, cooperative development and financial strengthening, poverty reduction and disaster risk management sectors. Moreover, it also involves in research, development, knowledgeable products development, advocacy for laws & policy formulation and strengthening. LCDTI use its working framework during the implementation of its activities. LCDTI coordinates with Local government, provincial government, donors, international organization, and private sector funding for the cooperative activation in the development field. LCDTI provides capacity-building training, managerial skill, planning and implementation, leadership developments for resilience activities of climate change, disasters reduction, local water management, women empowerment, food security, disasters reduction, water management, natural resources, especially water forest, biodiversity conservation, management and sustainable use, reduction of emission, degradation and deforestation in the working area.

Organization
Organization Name: Laligurans Community Development & Training Institute (LCDTI), Nepal
Office address Pokhara Metropolitan city-5, Samichhyamarga Malepatan Pokhara, Kaski District, Gandaki Zone, Nepal

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Contact person: Bhola Dhakal
Designation: Chairperson/ Programme Manager
Cell: +977-9856049557
Email: bholadhakal@gmail.com
Alternate Email: lcdti.nepal@gmail.com
Establishment year: 2 November 1995 A.D.
Registrations
1. Registration Number: 234/2052 District Administration Office Kaski, Nepal
2. Affiliation Number: 3470/2052 Social Welfare Council, Kathmandu, Nepal
3. Permanent Account Number (PAN): 301319162 and VAT Registered on 2020 Inland Revenue Office Pokhara, Nepal
4. Affiliation to NGO Federation Kaski: GDK-KSK-154
5. Bank Account name and number:
Account Name: Laligurans Community Development and Training Institute
Bank Name: Agriculture Development Bank Prithiwi chowk Branch, Pokhara, Nepal
Account number: A/C 0316400214811014
Departments
1. Administration, Account & Finance Management Department:
2. Agriculture and Livestock Farm Development Department
3. Community Development and Natural Resource Management Department
4. Eco-tourism, Enterprises and Cooperative Development Department
5. Research, Consultancy and Knowledge Management Department
6. Social Safeguard and GESI Department
7. Health, Sanitation and Water Management Department
8. Donors Coordination and Project Development Department
9. Institutional and Capacity Development Department
10. Watershed Management Department
11. IT and Communication Department
12. Climate Change Management Department
13. Waste Management Department
14. Alternative and Green Energies Development and Promotion Department.
Useful links
Web: www.iedi.org.np              Email:  iedi@mos.com.np   Email:  iedi2053@gmail.com.np
Web: www.nmefen.org.np       Email: nmefen@gmail.com
Web: www.fwean.org.np         Email info@fwean.org.np
Web: www.forestaction.org     Email:  fa@forestaction.org



Vision
To maintain healthy earth and create a prosperous society.


Mission
  1.  Strengthening & empowering peoples' organizations by focusing on poor and disadvantaged groups and enhancing their roles in the participatory development process.
  2.  Promoting local community initiation for the improvement of the quality of life through the effective and considerate use of local resources.
  3. Managing natural resources for sustainable development in developmental activities and natural resources.
  4. Promoting, Integrating and advocating the applications of sustainable development principles and practices for achieving, collaborative, community-based, equitable, and efficient initiatives, actions, and Programmes.
Goals
  1.  To develop sustainable livelihoods for poor and natural resources dependent communities
  2. To enable vulnerable and disadvantaged groups to climate change adaptation and build resilience to disasters
  3. To facilitate change in knowledge, attitude and practice (KAP) for achieving overall sanitation.
  4. To promote partnerships among small farmers, producers and entrepreneurs in collaboration with private sectors.
  5. To advocate knowledge and evidence-based inclusive policy change at different levels.
  6. To improve the natural resources by collaborating with different stakeholders; government, donors and the private sector.
  7. To empower women to generate and have control over their income.
Objectives
  1. To support governmental organizations, international non-governmental organizations, bilateral/multilateral organizations, public and private sectors in effective team functioning, on-the-job training and capacity growth process.
  2. To help rural communities (grass root people) for forming people's organizations and promote them for planning and implementation of local development activities.
  3. To Conduct resource mapping and plan development activities based on a sustainable development approach (Social, Ecology/Environment and Economic).
  4. To conduct capacity-building training on forestry, agriculture, community development, livestock, cooperatives, entrepreneurship development, natural resource management and rural development sectors.
  5. To conduct research, studies, knowledge-product development, consultancy services, monitoring, evaluation and learning activities.
  6. To provide services for proposal, project development and implementation activities in natural resource management, climate change and disaster risk reduction, and local water management sectors.
  7. To advocate for good governance, gender equality, social inclusion, sustainable development, participatory development, and social change process.
  8. To support for strengthening community-based organizations, civil society, cooperatives, women's groups, resource management groups, NGOs and public and private sectors for leading developmental activities.
  9. Contribute to aquatic and terrestrial biodiversity through local government, community and expert mobilisation with appropriate technologies intervention.
  10. Manage waste products through collection, reuse, recycling and technology intervention. 
  11. Minimise forest degradation, deforestation and invasive species control.
  12. Manage multipurpose trees, herbs, grass, fruits, Non-Timber Forest Products, and Medicinal and Aromatic plants in the road and river corridors for both ecology/environment and development activities management for sustainability.
  13. Manage water and river products like sand, gravel, aquatic animals and plants for ecology/environment management and development activities regulating sustainable ways.
  14. Manage landscape by practising agro-forestry, forestry, bio-engineering, local water management, and homestead management.
  15. Practice/act on good governance, gender, equity and equality and social inclusion, and policy development for gender balance society through GESI implementation.
  16. Contribute in wetland and mountain management for a sustainable supply of water for hydro power, irrigation, and drinking water proposes.
  17. Worked on climate change resilience activities, and disaster risk management activities.
  18. Capacity building of people for identifying problems and resolving those identified problems in the local, provincial and national levels.
  19. Worked on public health and sanitation
  20. Plan and implement ecosystem restoration projects, Climate resilient, landscape and livelihood restoration and improvement project in the country.

Bhola Dhakal

Programme Manager/Chairperson

Bhola Dhakal has experience working NGOs, INGOs and bilateral organisations in the field of natural resource management and rural development, climate change adaptation and mitigation and climate change resilience activities, biodiversity conservation, control the deforestation and degradation, environmental safeguarding and livelihood improvement sectors since 1990 A.D. in Nepal.

Ramchandra Poudel

Vice Chairperson

Ram Chandra Poudel has strong skill and knowledge in women and children field and their development. Strong facilitation skills on children and development field. He is the founder of Children Nepal organization in Nepal.

Rabi Bahadur B.K.

General secretary

Rabi Bahadur B.K. has experience of business promotion and managing the business. He has also experience of working in the Pokhara Chamber of Commerce and leading the business development sector.

Pampha Devkota Pahari

Secretary

Pampha is the leading figure in the women and tourism business in Pokhara. She is also leading beautician business including hotel management, environment and ecology conservation sector in Pokhara, Nepal. Her involvement is in Gender and Social Inclusion (GESI) including control of women violence sector.

Laxmi Devi Sharma

Treasurer

Laxmi Sharma has 10 years of experience in managing admin finance and entrepreneurial developments in the micro-enterprise development sectors under the UNDP project.

Dhanajaya Poudel

Executive member

Dhanajaya Poudel has experience in livestock management, cooperative management, project planning, implementation and skill training delivery. He gained experience from Nepal and Japan.

Hira Gurung

Executive member

Hira Gurung has experience in water and sanitation including technical and sociology fields. Hira has good entrepreneurship skills as well as ecotourism/home-stay and hotel management skills. She is involved in Gurung's culture conservation and exploration including development activities.

Bobin Nepali

Executive Member

Bobin Nepali has work experience in the gender and development field including the right-based approach in Nepal. He advocates for marginalised and minority communities including development activities and the social sector in Pokhara, Nepal.

Rajan Shrestha

Executive Member/Department Head/ Waste Management Department

Rajan Kumar Shrestha is a potential youth leader. He is also leading the Green Youth Alliance Nepal (GYAN). Waste management and urban greenery including Newari culture conservation in Pokhara, Nepal.

Madhav Prasad Baral

Executive member/Research, Consultancy and Knowledge Management Department

Madhav Prasad Baral has experience in long government jobs and has strong knowledge of policy related to natural resource management rural development and land management policy. He recently published a book of Bhumi-Chintan ( Land management issues) of Nepal. He advocates the thought of people and our long-term practice of culture, politics, religion and philosophy. His contribution is mainly guiding people and society including development.

Anita Dahal

Executive member

Anita Dahal has five year experience of gender and development studies field in Nepal. She has good social engineering field.

Ram Prasad Gyawali

Senior Member

Ram Prasad Gyawali, Founder of Laligurans Community Development Institute, Nepal. He is a Political-economist and leader of appreciative inquiry and development field. He led Nucleus for empowerment through skill transfer, Red Cross Kaski and the Naulo Ghumti. Now He is in San Francisco, California in America.

Gopal Khadka

Advisor

Gopal Dhowj Khadka has NGOs experience of about 30 years in the field of organisation development, capacity building and social sectors. He is also chairperson of the Federation of NGOs of Gandaki province in Nepal.

George Vernon Byrd, Ph.D.

International Advisor

George Vernon Byrd, Ph.D. serves as an international advisor. His expertise is in sustainable technology in food, energy, and water and biodiversity conservation. He currently serves as Department Head of the College of Science and Technology and Director of the Sustainable Technology Research Centre at the University of the Nations, in Kona, Hawaii, USA.

Ajaya Thapa, Ph.D.

Advisor

Ajay Thapa, PhD, Dean of Pokhara University is playing advisory roles for the organizational growth and Business and entrepreneurship development field as a knowledge resources.

Bikash Acharya

Organisation Manager/Administration, Account & Finance Management Department

Bikash Acharya is a young and energetic personal. He is involving in this organisation as Admin and finance management sector. He has working experience of Banking sector.

Naina Bataju

Women Empowerment Officer/Social Safeguard and GESI Department

Naina Bataju is a Women Empowerment Officer in Laligurans Community Development and Training Institute. She had graduated in Population, Gender, and Development from Pokhara University. She involved in women empowerment programme design, right based advocacy trainings and awareness and social mobilization in Gender Equity and social Inclusion (GESI) sector. She has excellent skills of office management, communication, and problem-solving.

Rashmi Poudel

Assistant Team Leader/Enterprises and Cooperative Development Department/ Gandaki River Basin

Rashmi Poudel is the Forestry graduated professional. She was leading enterprises and cooperatives development department in Gandaki river basin in Laligurans community development and training institute, Nepal.

Dharma Neupane

Agricultural Field Practitioner/Agriculture and Livestock Farm Development Department

Dharma Neupane is a Agricultural Field Practitioner. He involved to run farmers' field school under Agriculture and Livestock Farm Development Department of Laligurans Community Development and Training Institute, Nepal.

Bigyan Gautam ( Kushal)

Agro-forestry Officer/ Agriculture and Livestock Farm Development Department

Bigyan Gautam is a agriculture based professional. He is a fresh and energetic staff members involved in agriculture/horticulture based business supports and promotion including research and development activities. His quality to mobilise youth in agriculture/horticulture improvement and management. He is practising climate change adaptation and resilience activities in agriculture section.

Yudhisthir Sharma

Eco-tourism, Enterprises and Cooperative Development Department

Yudhisthir Sharma, who is business and finance professional. He involved in micro-enterprises development sector as a implementing partners of Micro-Enterprises Development Programme of UNDP. He also worked longtime in MEDEP organisation. He was basically involved in Parbat district Nepal as a Programme Coordinator. He had developed many entrepreneurs in that district. Resha Pariyar( Leader of National Micro-Entrepreneur Group Association), Buddhi Purja ( Allo Entrepreneur) and Jusmaya Pun ( Allo entrepreneur) are the renounce entrepreneurs in district and country those were developed in his working period in MEDEP/UNDP in Nepal.

Sneha Poudel

Watershed Associate , Watershed Management Department ( Gandaki River Basin)

Sneha is a forestry professional. She interested in managing of wetland ecosystem.

Gokul Poudel

Agricultural Practitioner/Agriculture and Livestock Farm Development Department

Gokul Poudel is a Agriculture practitioner work in agriculture sector for more than 12 years. He was holding practical knowledge and skill in agriculture field of farm development and agriculture skill transfer. He is the professional of running farmers' field school.

Pradip G.C.

GIS Analyst/Research, Consultancy and Knowledge Management Department

Pradip G.C. is the M.Sc.graduated in environmental science and B.Sc. Forestry. His profession for GIS analysis and supporting for different project proposal development in forestry, environment and development field in Nepal.

Basanta Baral

Project Coordinator / Waste Management Department

Basanta Baral is graduated professional development field. He is highly motivated and inspiring Team Leader with multidisciplinary academic background and several years of project development and implementation experiences along with teaching experiences in different kinds of organisation.

Jonilal Hirachan

Executive Director

Jonilal Hirachan who had contributed long time in forestry sector of government of Nepal. He has leaded the Thakali society members those originated from Marfa of Mustang and those inhibited in Pokhara valley in Gandaki province in Nepal He has experience of human resource and office management. His professionalism in forestry sector in Nepal.

What services provide from the Laligurans Community Development and Training Institute Nepal?

Laligurans Community Development and Training Institute, Nepal, coordinates with field-based cooperatives, user groups, women, youth groups, local-level government, province-level government, federal government and NGO/INGOs and donor communities for the budget, plan and resource managing in the organization and implementation of various projects and programmes, research and development, problems identification and solving at the local level through resource mobilization and partnership of local communities, NGOs, INGOs, three tiers of the government and bilateral and multilateral organizations. LCDTI provides:
1. Capacity building through facilitation and skill transfers ( Training)
2. Research and Development activities ( Research)
3. Consultancy services ( Consultancy)
4. Implementation of development projects and programmes ( Project Development & implementation)
5. Advocacy for policy development and policy improvement in the communities, cooperatives, three tiers of governments and institutional level. ( Advocacy)

What types of training charge other facilities you have managed?

All charges are calculated in Nepalese currency
  1.  Lead facilitator's fee per Person per day=10000
  2. Co-facilitator's fee per Person per day=7000
  3. Facilitators' lodging per Person per day=1500
  4. Participants' Lodge per Person per day=1500
  5. Participants' Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Snacks, high tea + Mineral water per Person per day=1500
  6. Stationery for training Facilitation per Day=500
  7. Teaching materials for Participants per Person=1000
  8. Stationery and Bag for Participants per Person=2000
  9. Transportation cost for participants per Person per event=3000
  10. Medical costs per Person per event =500
  11. Training hall rent per day=3000
  12. Training banners per event= 1000
  13. Transportation cost for field observation per event= 50000
  14. Projector rent per day =1000
  15. Training Communication cost per event= 5000
  16. Training report writing fee per event=10000
  17. Report printing per event= 3000
Add VAT 13% on the total cost
Add TDS 1.5% on facilitation and report writing fee
Add 10% of the total cost (Administrative and management contributions) for the organization's sustaining
Note:
a) USD 1=135 NPR and the rate calculation for FY 2025/2026 A.D.
b) Mode of payment: • 50% of the total amount should be paid before the commencement of the training • 50% amount after the completion and submission of report of the training

What types of your organisational resources can we use as learning documents ?

  • Shitake Mushroom Cultivation Business plan Bhola Dhakal.pdf
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/362801393_SHITAKE_MUSHROOM_CULTIVATION_BUSINESS_PLAN_Glimpse_of_Shitake_Mushroom_Business_Plan_Nepalese_context_Far_west_Nepal
2. Business plan for Lapsi Pickle (Auto saved).pdf
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/358415775_Business_plan_for_Lapsi_Pickle_Autosaved
3. Allo (Girardinia diversifolia) Enterprise Business Plan.pdf
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/364182331_Allo_Girardinia_diversifolia_Thread_Production_Enterprise_BUSINESS_PLAN_Glimpse_of_Allo_Thread_Production_Enterprise's_Business_Plan_Nepalese_context_Gandaki_province_Western_Nepal
4. Bamboo plywood production business plan/project
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/335738344_Bamboo_Nepal_private_limited_BNPL_ppt
5. Tejpat processing business plan/project
https://www.academia.edu/44028413/Business Plan Tejpat
6. Chyuri (Bassia butyracea) based enterprises development business plan/project
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/317597566_CEPP_Nepal_the_proposed_projects_for_implementation
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/317040084_Development_of_Chyuri_Diploknema_butyracea_Roxb_Fruit_Biomass_Models_A_case_study_from_Piple_Basaha_Community_Forest_of_Baglung_Nepal
https://www.academia.edu/76530135/Development_of_Chyuri_Diploknema_butyracea_Roxb_Fruit_Biomass_Models_A_case_study_from_Piple_Basaha_Community_Forest_of_Baglung_Nepal_
Bhola thesis 133.pdf
7. Begnas Rupa Aesthetic Park development plan/project in the eastern part of Kaski District (proposed).
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/333114263_Begnas_Rupa_Aesthetic_Park_BRAP_for_socialeconomy_and_ecologyenvironment_balance_model_for_the_implementation_in_eastern_part_of_Pokhara_valley_in_Nepal
8. Turmeric processing business plan/ project
https://www.academia.edu/74702977/Turmeric_processing_Business_plan

Can you explain about your human resources for providing the services?

Laligurans Community Development and Training Institute, Nepal has 61 members with a combination of Professional and Associate team members. It has 16 professionals and 45 Associate members. Professionals and associate members have 5-20 years of working experience in their professions. Professionals and Associates are grouped into 9 departments and act as department heads and resource persons.
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