YPARD Nepal

🌍✨ Empowering A Greener Future! We, YPARD Nepal, had the honor of speaking with Rahama Alhassan, Delegate from PAUWES (Pan African University Institute of Water and Energy Sciences) - Climate Change and Gender Club, during the side event at #COP29 titled "Empowering A Greener Future: Diverse Voices in Climate and Community Advocacy." Rahama shared her inspiring journey as a climate change advocate, passionately connecting her work to SDG6 for clean water and sanitation. 🌱💧 She emphasized the role of smart cities, urban planning, and renewable energy in building resilient communities for a sustainable future. She also highlighted the power of youth in driving this movement—through policy-making and science-based interventions, young leaders can play a pivotal role in combating the climate crisis and creating innovative solutions for our planet. Together, let's work towards a greener, more equitable future. 🌟💪 #ClimateAction #YouthForClimate #SDG6 #CleanWater #Sanitation #ResilientFuture #COP29 #COP #ClimateAdvocacy #InnovationForChange #PAUWES #YPARDNepal #YPARD

From the fields of Nepal to the global stage of #COP29 in Azerbaijan 🌍, Upendra Bhusal , Country Representative of YPARD Nepal, is championing youth leadership in addressing climate change and fostering food security. His inspiring journey highlights the critical role of young voices in shaping sustainable solutions for a resilient future. 🌱💪 #COP29 #COP #SustainableAgriculture #YouthInAgriculture #ClimateAction #FoodSecurity #YouthInnovation #YPARDNepal #YPARD

At the COP29 Session: "Youth-Led Soil Health Solutions for a Resilient Planet", our dynamic Upendra Bhusal, Country Representative of YPARD Nepal, delivered a powerful presentation that showcased the pivotal role of youth in driving #sustainable agricultural practices and fostering climate #resilience. Upendra shared compelling insights into the critical role of soil health in combating climate change, enhancing #foodsecurity, and preserving #biodiversity. He also illustrated inspiring #youthled projects from YPARD, highlighting real-world examples of young leaders implementing innovative practices like #agroforestry, composting, and #regenerative soil management. These projects demonstrated how young changemakers are actively restoring soil health, #sequestering #carbon, and promoting sustainable farming in their communities. From urban farming initiatives to rural #restoration programs, these success stories proved that youth have the passion, creativity, and knowledge to make a global impact. Upendra also emphasized the need for supportive policies to #empower young farmers and scale these solutions for a more sustainable future. Together, let’s celebrate and support youth-driven innovation in agriculture! #COP29 #YPARDNepal #YPARD #SoilHealth #YouthLeadership #SustainableAgriculture #ClimateAction

We’re excited to announce that Upendra Bhusal, a dedicated delegate from YPARD Nepal, recently shared invaluable insights on a side event of #COP29 regarding sustainable agriculture practices at the "Sustainable Practices in Agriculture for Climate Change Mitigation and Fostering Food Security" event held on 12th November. Joined by delegates from IAAS (International Association of Students in Agricultural and Related Sciences), ProVeg International, Prakheti, and Save Soil, Upendra highlighted the importance of #sustainable farming techniques that preserve land, water, and air for long-term health. Speaking on the potential of precision farming and #renewable energy in Nepal, he emphasized the role of data-driven insights and modern technologies like #GPS mapping, soil sensors, and mobile apps in helping farmers make efficient decisions. This approach minimizes resource waste and addresses climate #variability and #topographic challenges, ensuring food security for future generations. Together, we’re building a resilient future for Nepal’s agriculture through innovation and collaboration! #SustainableAgriculture #YPARDNepal #YPARD #COP29 #ClimateChangeMitigation #FoodSecurity #PrecisionFarming

Proud to have Upendra Bhusal representing YPARD Nepal as a delegate, championing sustainable agricultural practices to address climate change! 🌍 Upendra brings a wealth of knowledge and passion for resilience-focused farming, sharing valuable insights on how young leaders in agriculture can drive impactful, eco-friendly solutions for a better tomorrow. 🌱🌎 #YPARDNepal #SustainableAgriculture #ClimateAction #YouthInAgriculture #COP29 #YPARD

Did you know ❓ Cochineal, a natural dye made from insects that feed on cactus plants, has been used for centuries to create rich red and purple pigments. It is still used today in natural cosmetics and food products. Stay tuned for more ‘Did you know?’ series! 🚀 #NaturalDye #Ecofriendly #AgriMyths #AgriFacts #YPARDNepal

🌍 Excited to announce the second part of our Family Gathering Session with YPARD Tanzania on November 9th! It was a fantastic opportunity to connect, exchange ideas, and discuss the innovative work being done by members for sustainable farming. Special thanks to the YPARD Tanzania team for fostering such a positive, collaborative environment, complete with interactive games to lift our spirits and strengthen our bonds. Here’s to more opportunities and collective efforts toward a sustainable future in agriculture! 🌱🤝 #YPARD #AgricultureYouth #SustainableFarming #communitybuilding #ypardnepal #ypardtanzania

📢 Excited to announce Family Gathering, Episode 2! Join us as YPARD Nepal teams up with YPARD Tanzania for an inspiring exchange of youth in agriculture. Let’s build bridges, share experiences, and empower the next generation of agricultural leaders. Stay tuned for insights, stories, and more! #YPARDNepal #YPARDTanzania #FamilyGathering #YouthInAg #AgriLeadership #GlobalYouthNetwork #EmpowerYouth #YPARDFamily

Myth Vs Fact: Myth: Drought-tolerant crops can withstand water stress indefinitely. Fact: Drought tolerance in crops is often limited to specific growth stages. For example, while wheat or maize may handle water stress during the vegetative phase, they are much more sensitive during reproductive stages like flowering. #PepperMyths #PlantFacts #AgriTruth #CropScience #YpardNepal

Did you know Wetlands, often referred to as “carbon sinks,” can store up to 10 times more carbon per hectare than tropical forests, making them critical ecosystems in combating climate change. Stay tuned for more ‘Did you know?’ series! #Wetlands #Biodiversity #SustainableAgriculture #AgriMyths #AgriFacts #YPARDNepal