Let’s Clean up Nepal are leaders in Nepal to act, educate and encourage everyone from locals to tourists to be ‘Generation Restoration’. This environmentally conscious Non Government Organization (NGO) was founded in 2017 by Mr Raj Shrestha. It has grown over the years to now include a motivated local group of volunteer team members, as well as dedicated international volunteer team members from all over the globe. Projects over the years have included: Jalbire to Simle River

This is a short story from Mr Raj Shrestha about how he started Let’s clean up Nepal. I am a mountain guide in Nepal and this profession has given me the opportunity to travel around Nepal Himalayas and other parts of Nepal. Every time I went to different parts of Nepal I noticed so much rubbish everywhere! Villages, cities, rivers and mountains were full of garbage. I have traveled to many places since 2012 but at that stage I didn’t feel that I needed to act because I could

Our Jalbire to Simle Bazaar awareness campaign has been accomplished. Environmental awareness education for everyone The LCUN Team love interacting with the local community Providing education to shopkeepers Signs for everyone to read were out up around the area We have been working on cleaning projects, as well as awareness programs about human impact on the environment. We spent a week providing environmental education in a Jalbire School and to the community in Simle Bazaa

Take one global pandemic, add a lockdown in Nepal, take away tourism generated income or daily wage earning capacity, add a food crisis for hungry families, mix in an international group of women with a passion for Nepal, bring it all together with a Nepali NGO and what do you get ? You get the #foodfornepal (brought to you by Let’s Clean Up Nepal) fundraising campaign, aimed at raising money for emergency food relief for families in rural areas of Nepal as well as the Kathma

We recently held a big river clean up day in Jalbire Sindhupalchok. All the villagers have been throwing their garbage in the river, ever since plastic was introduced into this valley. The exception is the Clean Village Project where LCUN has been educating the villagers and setting up waste management to reduce, reuse and recycle the trash. Nowadays more people are using plastic bags, choosing junk food , wasting food packaging etc. This river is our natural swimming pool an

On the occasion of Sonam Lhosar, the team of Let’s Clean Up Nepal‘s contributed a little to the waste management of the huge event by installing recyclable sacks as dustbins at Tundhikhel ground which was very well achieved. We also put out our official posters along with the bins displaying the message “Act now for tomorrow”. Our goal was/is to change the mindset of people that their personal efforts to keep the environment clean can make a difference. We want people to use