Outstanding service felicitation (who have contributed significantly for 10 years):
Kabita Thapa
Deepak Lama
Labeshwor Pokhrel
Sidhi Bd. Bajracharya
Rabin Shrestha
Krishna Pd. Sharma
c.
Letter of appreciation:
Kathmandu Metropolitan City
Lalitpur Sub Metropolitan City
Award Ceremony:
a.
Winner of Essay Competition Theme: ‘How can school environment play a role in the campaign – Education for All'
b.
Winner of Nature Club Proposal Theme: "School Environment Improvement"
c.
Top nine counselor
d.
Counselor of the year 2007/08 : Mr. Santosh Maharjan
New Initiative in ECCA
ECCA Nepal understands that economic development initiatives and facilitations are effective and sustainable only if these initiatives are aligned with business principles. ECCA Nepal believes in global compact's three bottom lines of sustainable development viz: -planet, people and profit. click here for details »
ECCA completed 20 years on July 18, 2007. Congratulation & Thanks to All [VIEW PHOTOS]
ECCA is the national focal point of SAYEN in Nepal . It has been organizing different programs for youths...read more»
About ECCA
Environmental Camps for Conservation Awareness (ECCA) has been a leading organization in the sector of social mobilization and community development. It implements various programs so as to raise the quality of life through wise-use of available local resources and application of alternate and renewable technologies.
ECCA was established in 1987 as a non profit, non political, non government organization. ECCA is registered with CDO office, Kathmandu and affiliated with Social Welfare Council. learn more about us »
ECCA wins World Bank Nepal Development Marketplace 2008 (country level) on June 24, 2008.
The project "Simple alternative water disinfection program" is focused towards producing chlorine solution locally from concentrated common salt solution (through electrolysis process). The chlorinator device can be powered by solar panel or from
utility grid. For an average water quality, 1 litre of concentrate salt
solution produces 13 litres of chlorine solution which, in turn, treats 52,000 litres
of water. The produced chlorine will then be used to treat water for
drinking purpose.
Human Value-based Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Education (HVWSHE)
In collaboration with UN-HABITAT Water for Asian Cities Programme, “Human Value-based Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Education (HVWSHE)” has been launched from December 2007.
Partnership with Taksvarkki ry, Finland [visit website]
Children School Rights And Environment Conservation Follow Up Program has been launched from February 2006 in partnership with Taksvarkki ry (Finland) with the aim of improving the school environment and thereby creating social harmonization.
From February 2006 ECCA has launched Kathmandu Participatory River Monitoring (KAPRIMO) – A Model for South Asia project in partnership with Adelphi Research gGmbH (Germany) and International Institute of Geo-information Science and Earth Observation (ITC) Netherlands. This European Union supported 2-year project aims to improve ... read more »
ECCA and Penn State University, USA are jointly working to share the positive changes in the environment sector (done by nature clubs) among the community / student clubs in India, Bhutan and Nepal through the use of video camera. This is a good opportunity to expose and share the nature club activities internationally and to replicate the success activities easily.
Solar Tuki Project
The SOLAR TUKI proposal submitted by ECCA in partnership with Center for Renewable Energy, was one of the 31 winners in the Global Development Marketplace 2005 competition held by World Bank, Washington DC. 2,700 proposals from 136 countries had participated in the competition. read more»
Award received in the Global Development Marketplace (DM) Photography Contest 2007 (World Bank Washington DC)
ECCA constructed its office building - named as 'Wise-use House' - in Jwagol, Kopundol and its office was shifted there on March 14, 2004. It is envisaged to house several link-minded NGOs in this building and adjacent buildings and develop a new concept in NGO networking. The idea is to operate all the organizations independently for mutual benefit. read more »
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Environmental Camps for Conservation Awareness (ECCA) has been a leading organization in the sector of social mobilization and community development. It implements various programs so as to raise the quality of life through wise-use of available local resources and application of alternate and renewable technologies.
ECCA was established in 1987 as a non profit, non political, non government organization. 
ECCA and Penn State University, USA are jointly working to share the positive changes in the environment sector (done by nature clubs) among the community / student clubs in India, Bhutan and Nepal through the use of video camera. This is a good opportunity to expose and share the nature club activities internationally and to replicate the success activities easily. 
