12800 by 2025
Learners supported
MissionERIN is the national alliance uniting schools, municipalities, youth, and industry to ensure every learner thrives at home.
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Institutions mobilised
4200
Members & allies
7
Provinces represented
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Impact Metrics
12800 by 2025
Learners supported
940 pilot
Scholarships unlocked
315 partners
Mentors activated
Programs overview
#institutional-partnership
Shaping inclusive governance and curriculum with universities and TVET.
#content-engine
Producing multilingual narratives that unlock belonging.
#tools-access
Hybrid learning, assistive tech, and data platforms.
People we serve
Every voice shapes our movement. From universities in Kathmandu Valley to Himalayan villages, MissionERIN centres lived experience, language diversity, and cultural dignity.
Srijana, STEM Scholar
Bagmati Province
“MissionERIN connected our engineering faculty with a women-led makerspace. We redesigned labs to be accessible, and now first-year girls feel they belong.”
Data stories
Poverty and migration data guide where we deploy resources next.
Charts: poverty-vs-inequality, migration-trends
Where we are now
Our pilots prioritise provinces with intersecting inequities-ranging from rural digital exclusion to urban gender bias in STEM pathways. Every intervention pairs community wisdom with national policy reform.
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Learners supported
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Scholarships unlocked
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Mentors activated
Community deep dives across Gandaki, Karnali, and Madhesh provinces mapped barriers to inclusive learning.
Universities, TVET centres, and rural municipalities co-signed the MissionERIN charter.
Hybrid classrooms, bridge scholarships, and psychosocial care services launched in 18 districts.
Why it matters
MissionERIN aligns national ambitions with the lived realities of students, faculty, and families across the Himalayan foothills and the Terai plains. When institutions design with equity, youth stay, economies thrive, and communities heal.
One in two Nepali youth consider leaving the country because of limited pathways to dignified employment and supportive campuses.
Universities and TVET centres are calling for inclusive curriculum, trauma-informed services, and equitable digital access.
Local governments and women-led cooperatives are investing in MissionERIN to ensure no learner is left behind in the digital transition.
How joining works
Whether you are a public university, a rural municipality, a start-up accelerator, or a student cooperative, MissionERIN offers a structured pathway to co-create change.
View partner benefitsWe co-facilitate discovery workshops with institutional leaders, student unions, local governments, and community elders to surface urgent priorities.
MissionERIN convenes design sprints where data scientists, curriculum experts, and youth advocates prototype inclusive pathways.
Partners leverage MissionERIN's pooled funds, technology stack, and training modules to deliver equitable services at scale.
Partner benefits
Every partner co-owns the MissionERIN charter and gains access to a national knowledge commons, on-demand experts, and global solidarity.
Adopt MissionERIN policies aligned with UNESCO and UNDP for safeguarding, gender equality, and data ethics.
Co-develop inclusive modules, bridging courses, and micro-credentials anchored in Nepali culture and global skills.
Join a national coalition of universities, local governments, and civil society organisations accelerating SDGs 4, 5, 8, and 10.
Access open-source platforms for learning analytics, digital inclusion, and hybrid campus management.
Scale outreach to families, cooperatives, and diaspora allies with MissionERIN storytelling and mobilisation kits.
Harness shared measurement tools, monitoring frameworks, and research partnerships for adaptive management.
Context in Data
The charts illustrate how poverty, inequality, and youth migration trends intersect. Our pilots prioritise districts where these indicators converge most sharply.
16%
Projected poverty rate by 2025
58%
Youth considering migration
44
District dashboards connected
Pilot impact
MissionERIN pilots blend offline resilience with digital innovation. Each initiative is co-governed by local youth, educators, and government partners.
92%
Retention of first-generation learners across pilot campuses
3.4x
Increase in digital learning hours for rural youth clubs
88%
Students reporting improved wellbeing and belonging
Solar-powered labs with adaptive devices in Dolpa, Mustang, and Saptari.
MissionERIN scholarships for marginalised youth combining tuition, meals, and transport.
Psychosocial support network deployed across 12 municipalities with tele-therapy access.
Our belief
Every partnership, tool, and learning journey honours these truths. They ensure we stay accountable to Nepal's communities and the Sustainable Development Goals.
We co-create solutions with Indigenous, Madhesi, Dalit, and disability rights organisations to ensure policies are intersectional.
Evidence must illuminate human stories. Every dashboard is paired with narrative reports, community voices, and cultural assets.
MissionERIN invests in youth councils, fellowships, and digital content labs so young people shape national priorities.
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Join the movement
MissionERIN welcomes institutional leaders, youth advocates, and global allies to co-create breakthroughs for dignity, resilience, and economic justice.