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The PHASE Family

PHASE Worldwide is one third of the PHASE family. PHASE Worldwide and PHASE Nepal were established together back in 2005 to support each other. PHASE Austria was established later in 2007, and together, we all work together towards our shared vision and charitable objectives.

 

PHASE Worldwide is a UK registered Charity (Registered Charity Number: 1112734) based in Rotherham. We have a small and dynamic team of 3 part time staff who are responsible for raising funds, awareness and support for project work in Nepal and in the UK. We deliver joint projects through our partners including PHASE Nepal. We are funded by individual supporters or through Trusts, Foundations, and Institutions. We also contribute skilled volunteers through our GP Mentoring Programme where qualified medical professionals visit Nepal to offer support and training to local Nepali health workers.

 

 

PHASE Worldwide works with PHASE Austria, an Austrian non-profit association (eingetragener gemeinnütziger Verein), Central Associations Register no. 161877083. Together we plan and collaborate on supporting joint projects in Nepal. We share our knowledge, best practices and funding opportunities to enable our partner PHASE Nepal to do more work.

 

 

PHASE Nepal is a Non-Governmental Organisation registered under the organisational registration Act 2034 of Nepal with the District Administration Office (Registration Number: 531/062/063) and is affiliated with the Social Welfare Council of Nepal under section 13 of the Social Welfare Act 1992 (SWC No. 19336). PHASE Nepal has 160 Nepali staff based across Nepal. We currently work together to deliver health, education, and livelihoods projects across Nepal. All of PHASE Worldwide’s project work is developed and implemented by PHASE Nepal and we have significant confidence in in this way of working. Our most successful projects have a focus on local people from start to finish. When local people have ownership of projects there is greater sustainability and impact. This method of working together has been a cornerstone of our partnership since 2005.

Please visit the PHASE Nepal website here

Meet some of the PHASE Nepal team:

Mr Ganesh K Shrestha

Ganesh K. Shrestha is a dedicated public health professional with 20 years of experience in both government and non-government sectors.

He holds a Master of Public Health degree and has been honored with the Nepal Bidhya Bhushan “Kha” (awarded by the President of Nepal) and a Gold Medal from Sam Higginbottom University of Agriculture, Technology, and Sciences (SHUATS), India.

Since 2019, Ganesh has been serving as the Project Manager at PHASE Nepal, overseeing the implementation, monitoring, and reporting of health and nutrition projects. He is also a key figure in implementing PHASE Worldwide-funded projects in rural Nepal.

 

Sangita Baruwal

Sangita Baruwal is a health professional with 13 years of experience, having worked in various Sector at the HP in Birthing Center, Sumeru Hospital (ICU, POW, ER), and in non- governmental development projects in Humla, Bajura, and Mugu districts. She holds a PCL in Nursing and is pursuing a Master’s in Rural Development. Sangita has specialized training in SBA, psychosocial counseling, and CNSI. Since 2014, she has been the Health Officer at PHASE Nepal, overseeing health and nutrition projects in western Nepal, focusing on promotive, curative, and preventive health measures.

 

Sumati Shakya

Sumati Shakya is an experienced education professional with over 15 years in teacher training, early childhood development, and community-centered education. As the Education Officer at PHASE Nepal, she leads initiatives in teacher training, girls’ empowerment, child protection, and adult literacy, benefiting thousands of students in remote areas. She has played a key role in training over 2,000 teachers across 15 districts, improving learning outcomes for 10,000+ children.

A certified Montessori professional, Sumati is currently pursuing an MPhil in Development Studies, focusing on education research and community development. She specializes in designing child-friendly classrooms, disaster risk reduction training, and collaborating with government and local stakeholders to enhance education quality.

 

PHASE Worldwide and PHASE Nepal have monthly catch up meetings. The PHASE Worldwide team all work remotely but do occasionally get together in person. Here we are at the most recent team day, talking to Ganesh, Rudra and Sunil.