CARE Nepal is a not-for profit organization that works across the spectrum of humanitarian action
and long-term development programs to address gender-based violence, women and girls’
leadership and voice, inclusive governance, sexual & reproductive health, livelihoods, food and
nutrition security, disaster risk reduction, and climate change. It draws on its global experience to
address the underlying causes of poverty and social injustice, with a distinct focus on the most
marginalized and vulnerable women and adolescent girls. It works in partnerships with state
agencies, donors, NGOs, civil society organizations, research institutes, private sectors, and also
closely collaborates with community members. It currently has presence in all seven provinces of
Nepal.
The Mother and Child Wellbeing Partnership Program (MCWPP) in Nepal will be implemented in
Sudurpaschim, Karnali, Lumbini, and Madhesh Provinces, targeting six districts with high rates of
poverty, poor health and nutrition outcomes, and high rates of food and nutrition insecurity. The
MCWPP aims to improve the wellbeing of children and their mothers in targeted districts of Nepal.
Activities aim to strengthen the health system; improve care and feeding practices; increase
household food security; promote food safety and hygiene; and promote women’s empowerment
and leadership.