Pipal Tree

Pipal Tree is a charity registered with the Charity Commission for England and Wales (charity number 1159770).

Pipal Tree is a registered charity in England and Wales whose mission is to restore Nepal's degraded environment so that wildlife and communities can co-exist, while offering the poorest people healthier, more secure lives and the chance to realise their full potential. It supports community-based initiatives across education, livelihoods and health as well as environmental interests, concentrating on a small number of carefully chosen projects. In its most recent annual report it paid out £597,356 in grants. It usually runs five Big Give campaigns each year, for general purposes or themed around the environment, education or women and girls.

Priority Areas

Pipal Tree supports community-based initiatives in Nepal, concentrating on a small number of carefully chosen projects in Bagmati and Madhesh Provinces. Its mission is to restore degraded environments so wildlife and communities can co-exist, while helping the poorest people live healthier, more secure lives and realise their full potential. Its work spans education, livelihoods and health as well as environmental interests. It works through a small group of trusted local partner organisations, providing mainly funding alongside occasional consultancy, mentoring and support with project design, development and fundraising. It monitors and evaluates projects and reports back to funders, with an emphasis on local capacity and grassroots impact.

Themes

• Environmental restoration
• Education
• Livelihoods
• Health

Geographic Focus

Nepal. Priority: Bagmati Province; Madhesh Province.

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