For over three decades ANSAB has built community-based, enterprise-oriented solutions that conserve nature and lift the poorest out of poverty.
We envision rich, healthy and productive ecosystems, actively managed and sustainably used by formerly poor local communities, and adaptive people and resilient ecosystems able to cope with global climate change.
Generate and implement community-based, enterprise-oriented solutions that conserve biodiversity and improve the livelihoods of the poorest of the poor while bolstering national economic development and addressing climate change.
This program aims to conserve the rich biodiversity of South Asia, which ranges from tropical forests to alpine meadows. It supports a variety of community-led efforts…
Through its Networking, Policy and Research program, ANSAB works with key stakeholders from grassroots leaders to national government officials to improve the…
ANSAB seeks to impart local communities with the knowledge they need to manage the ecosystems on which they heavily depend on a sustainable and inclusive way. As such,…
This program aims to create or strengthen environmentally sustainable markets that benefit the poorest of the poor while promoting social equity, justice, and good…
Monthly farm-gate and trade prices for non-timber forest products across Nepal and regional markets.
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August 26, 2026 A two-day training on the Participatory Guarantee System (PGS) for organic farming was organized by ANSAB in Madhyabindu Municipality, Ward No. 14, for 31 producers. The training aimed to strengthen…
Grazing yaks on the pastureland of Boch VDC, Dolakha, is an indigenous practice of the sherpa ethnic group and has been such for generations. Grazing yaks is one of the main ways that the sherpalis earn their livelihoods. Yak owners believe that grazing yaks is their right; the life style is one…
