Our climate change work in Nepal is bringing people from the UK and Nepal together, to meet the challenges of climate change. Through arts and culture, education and the English language, it is about awareness, ideas, innovation and real change.
As part of Road to COP26, the British Council Nepal produced a series of roundtable discussions inviting women leaders from the field of #ClimateChange in Nepal.
Through the #RoadtoCOP26 campaign, the British Council Nepal offered 16 women reporters in Nepal the chance to take part in a specialised five-week media workshop to hone their skills on
Road to COP26 focuses on gender and youth empowerment, and innovation as critical attributes of effective and sustainable climate change adaptation.
Camera Sika x Road to COP26 invites young people (18 and under) to submit proposals for films for a 30-day filmmaking challenge on climate change topics.
Are you a Nepal-based educator or school with students who are interested in making a film about our relationship with nature? About climate change?
A 90-minute engagement. An hour-long public live stream that will present a moderated discussion between participating youth leaders and thUK in Nepal stakeholders
Rivers of the World is an international arts education programme implemented as part of the British Council's Connecting Classrooms programme through Global Learning, which was started in
A collaboration through which school children from ten schools in each country will perform parallel environmental measurement experiments and share stories, actions and findings.
FameLab Climate Change Communicators is a global online competition and training event to build trust in climate science.
#DestinationZero innovation challenge invited innovative ideas to provide professional mentorship and grant to make a prototype of their ideas.
Bora Studio from Nepal is one of the nine participating designers who have been selected to open up their studios virtually to showcase their creative responses.