Institutional Strengths That Make Collaboration Easy
Diyalo Pariwar warmly welcomes partnerships with bilateral and multilateral agencies, foundations, UN organizations, INGOs and NGOs, academic institutions, corporate partners, and socially responsible private sector actors.
Why Partner With Diyalo Pariwar?
Trust, Reach and Multisector Capability
Long-Term Legitimacy
More than four decades of continuous community identity and institutional history.
Multisector Capability
Linking protection, health, education, governance, livelihoods, environment and institutional development.
Community Access
Strong relationships with local stakeholders and a participatory implementation culture.
Partnership Record
Previous collaboration with UN agencies, international organizations, government bodies and communities.
Local Infrastructure
Own premises and organizational base suitable for coordination, training and community services.
Practical Learning Orientation
A history of adapting approaches, documenting results and building on local solutions.
Scalable Local Innovation
Capacity to pilot community models and connect them with local government, donors and CSR partners.
Commitment to Accountability
Emphasis on governance, financial audit, monitoring, transparency and responsible resource use.
Partnership Opportunities
We Are Actively Seeking...
Grant funding, strategic partnerships, and long-term institutional support to design, implement, scale, and sustain high-impact development initiatives across our multidisciplinary portfolio.
Project & Programme Grants
Funding for defined initiatives within our nine programme areas.
Technical Cooperation
Capacity strengthening, research, innovation and knowledge exchange.
CSR Collaborations
Corporate Social Responsibility partnerships for measurable local impact.
In-Kind & Technology Support
Technology transfer, equipment, and professional volunteer contributions.
Multi-Year Institutional & Core Funding
Sustained support for organizational capacity and long-term programming.
Consortium & Co-Implementation
Joint proposals and complementary implementation partnerships.
Philanthropic & Charitable Grants
Support from individuals, family foundations and philanthropic bodies.
Co-Designed Pilots & Innovation
Social innovation initiatives developed jointly with partners.
Every partnership with Diyalo Pariwar is built on the principles of transparency, accountability, evidence-based programming, community ownership, measurable results, and long-term sustainability.
Current Programme Status
FY 2025/26: A Period of Strategic Renewal
Diyalo Pariwar does not currently have a major externally funded project under active implementation, following the successful completion of its previous flagship programme streams.
These completed flagship programme streams include the Hariyo Ban Program – Phase II (with CARE Nepal), the Child Helpline–1098 and related child protection initiatives (with Government of Nepal child-rights authorities), and smallholder farmer strengthening and value-chain development (with Heifer International Nepal).
The organization is using this transition period to strengthen institutional systems, internal capacity, strategic planning and resource-mobilization mechanisms — the absence of a major active donor-funded project should be understood as a transition, not organizational inactivity.
Partnership & Resource Mobilization Priorities
| Priority | Opportunity |
|---|---|
| Programme grants | New community-focused and institutional development projects |
| Government collaboration | Co-financing, technical support and local service partnerships |
| CSR partnerships | Corporate support for locally visible, measurable social initiatives |
| Technical cooperation | Capacity strengthening, research, innovation and knowledge exchange |
| Consortium participation | Joint proposals and complementary implementation partnerships |
| Community support | Membership, philanthropy, volunteering and locally generated resources |
Strategic Priorities: 2026–2030
Where We're Focusing Next
Long-Term Legitimacy
Community-based childcare, early learning, protection, nutrition and parenting support.
2. Green Communities & Climate Action
Biodiversity, urban green spaces, waste reduction, climate education and nature-based livelihoods.
3. Digital Governance & Civic Innovation
Digital literacy, community data, local service access and accountable institutions.
4. Women & Youth Economic Empowerment
Skills, entrepreneurship, leadership, safe participation and market-oriented opportunities.
5. Community Knowledge & Learning
Community library, resource centre, learning platforms and evidence-based dialogue.
6. Social Innovation & CSR Partnerships
Mobilizing local government, business, philanthropy and civil society for measurable solutions.
7. Institutional Renewal
Updated policies, governance systems, safeguarding, financial controls and staff capacity.
Selected Institutional Partners
Four Decades of Collaboration
United Nations & International Organizations
UNICEF Nepal
ILO
ICRC
Heifer International
Nepal Youth Foundation
SNV Nepal
WaterAid
Pact / Global Fund
Government & Public Institutions
Social Welfare Council
DAO, Chitwan
Bharatpur Metropolitan City
RWSSFDB
Poverty Alleviation Fund
Community & Civil Society
Community Organizations
Women's Groups & Cooperatives
Schools & Child Clubs
Community Forest User Groups
Youth Clubs & Volunteers
Local Networks & Federations
Project Track Record
Recently Accomplished Projects
Selected funded projects, organized by funding source and type — categorized across five programming themes: child rights & protection, smallholder enterprise development, social mobilization & poverty alleviation, women & community empowerment, and psychosocial counselling.
| Funding Source | Type of Project |
|---|---|
| Heifer International – Nepal | Strengthening Smallholders Enterprise in Chandibhanjyan VDC, Chitwan |
| Nepal Youth Foundation | Nutritional Rehabilitation Home for Malnourished Children |
| Bharatpur Municipality & UNICEF | Child Protection Programme (Child Friendly Local Governance) |
| District Development Committee & UNICEF | Empowerment of Street Children |
| ICRC & Heifer International – Nepal | Hatemalo Programme (for Missing Families) |
| Heifer International – Nepal | Gardi Community Development Programme |
| Poverty Alleviation Fund, Nepal | Community Empowerment through Poverty Alleviation |
| Child Helpline | Rescue and Reintegration of Missing Children |
Earlier Programme History
| Programme / Project | District | Period | Funding Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Programme for Children Associated with Armed Forces & Groups (CAAFAG) | Chitwan | 2007–2010 | UNICEF Nepal |
| District-Level Intervention on HIV and AIDS | Chitwan | 2004–2005 | UNICEF Nepal |
| HIV/AIDS Counseling for Migrant Population | Chitwan | 2006–2008 | UNDP-NPL (Global Fund) |
| Safe Drinking Water Supply & Sanitation Programme | Tanahun, Nawalparasi, Doti, Sindhuli | 2000–2013 | RWSSFDB (Khaskosh) |
| Mangalpur Integrated Community Development Programme | Chitwan | 1992–1997 | SAP-Nepal |
| Bhorle Integrated Rural Community Development Programme | Chitwan | 1993–1996 | UNDP Nepal |
| Chainpur Drinking Water Supply, Health & Sanitation Programme | Chitwan | 1993–1995 | NEWAH / WaterAid |
| Action Programme to Eliminate Worst Forms of Child Labour | Chitwan | 2005–2007 | ILO / IPEC |
Ready to Explore a Partnership?
Reach out to discuss grants, technical cooperation, CSR collaboration or co-designed pilot projects.