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We work on a variety of small and medium sized projects, and are always looking for energetic volunteers, fund raisers and organisers.
We only partner in sustainable projects with the full participation and backing of the local communities where we work.
We work with communities to develop connections with technology, markets, skills, labour and investors from outside, to create opportunities, products or profits to sustain their ventures.
Reconstructing the beautiful Tamang village of Sano Borle - completely destroyed in the 2015 Earthquake. Sustainable, comfortable houses and a new school - with compressed earth blocks, made by the villagers.
Few things are as satisfying as watching a 10 year old child, who's heard of, but never seen a real computer, start to play with one. we began to build Dhawa.net, aiming to become the first fully functioning, rural community owned Internet Service Provider in Nepal.
In 2015 and as a founding partner, Learning Planet was involved in the inception, planning and organization of Bhutan’s first ever Annual International of Arts, Music, Film and Food
Complete Refurbishment of Dhawa's huge old school, creating Dhawa's first library, computer room, workshops and play areas for 600 children.
Light4Life is harnesssing clean, sustainable energy, to transform a rural school building into a communal and commercial hub.
A new Early Learning Centre for 3 to 7 yr olds in the remote hamlet of Balimtar, lower Dhawa. We are constructing three buildings around a sheltered central courtyard.
Designing two new child-friendly two-classroom blocks for the primary school in a neighbouring village.
Currently there is no piped, safe, drinking water in greater Dhawa. The medium-term goal is to harness a renewable, low cost technology to self drive water from a local river
