International Conservation Development Partnership Inc. company information, Employees & Contact Information

International Conservation Development Partnership Inc. (ICDPI) is an autonomous limited liability company established to offer professional services, advice, guidance, and actionable solutions to the partner entities in research, policy and strategies formulation and development interventions in diverse thematic areas. ICDPI is registered in the Office of the Company Registrar, Ministry of Industry, Commerce and Supplies, Government of Nepal and in the Department of Internal Revenue. Our organization has been providing comprehensive services since 2019 in the fields of Forestry, Natural Resource Management (NRM), Watershed and landscape Management, Wildlife and Conservation/Protected Area Management, Enterprise development, Agriculture, Agroforestry, Socio-economic dynamics and Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation with a primary focus on sustainability approaches of resources management for the benefits of dependent communities, bringing together multi-disciplinary personnel with expertise in diverse fields. ICDPI works in partnership with the government agencies, non-governmental organizations, networks and federations, civil society organizations, development partners and political parties to deliver quality services for the benefit of nature, natural resources and community. Our company has been facilitating its partners in developing and executing projects on resources mobilization at local levels, counselling people on social justice and human rights, designing and implementing livelihood programmes, ecosystem strengthening, database development and management, formulation of forest and NTFP management plans, developing local adaptation plans and environment auditing. We stand for women, Dalit, indigenous people and local communities, small and medium sized enterprises, small and marginalized farmers, workers, poor and landless families, children, youths and conflict affected people to safeguard their rights.