• Manage DFID’s program on Girls Education Program (GEC), Leave No Girl Behind- Aarambha in Province-2 & overall Project Cycle Management (PCM), including safeguarding/protection, MEAL framework & external evaluation component, and capacity development of project team (including implementing partners)• Development of curriculum, technical documents (SoPs, manuals, guidelines) & program package (ToT, trainings, workshops) on life skills intervention and gender transformative programming for marginalized girls

Established in 2017, Body & Data works to enhance understanding and access to information on digital rights among women, queer people and marginalized groups where they are able to exercise their rights in a safe and just digital space. We work towards the vision of accessible, safe and just digital space for all, through cross movement building, facilitation for access to information, knowledge building and dissemination on digital rights in the context of Nepal

• Develop SBC strategy and demand generation strategies, targeted SBC materials & key messages, SOPs, training curriculum, manuals and guidelines that are gender sensitive and transformative for HIV prevention, care, support and treatment services for female sex workers (FSWs), MSM, MSWs and transgender people • Provide technical assistance to FHI360/LINKAGES Nepal project’s specialized units (technical, SBC and M&E), program unit and implementing partners for planning, implementation and monitoring of HIV prevention, care, support and treatment services for MSM, MSWs and transgender people • Liaise/coordinate at national level forums, including Nepal government, Ministry of Health and Population (MoHP), National Centre of AIDS and STI Control (NCASC) and national networks of key population affected by HIV and AIDS including Federation of Sexual and Gender Minorities, Nepal (FSGMN), Blue Diamond Society (BDS), Jagriti Mahila Maha Sangh (JMMS), National Network of Women Living with HIV and AIDS (NFWLHA) and National Association of People Living with HIV/AIDS in Nepal (NAP+N) to create enabling environment to deliver quality and competent services for FSWs, MSM, MSWs, transgender people and people living with HIV (PLHIV) and support implementation of innovative approaches in Nepal (HIV Self-testing, Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis) • Capacitate, support and mobilize national networks (FSGMN, JMMS, NFWLHA and NAP+N) and MSM/TG led district based CSOs in addressing overarching barriers (gender-based violence, human rights violation, stigma and discrimination) and creating enabling environment• Design, implement and monitor new technology-based initiatives of LINKAGES Nepal project such as Web-SMS services, interactive voice response (IVR) services, SMS Service Quality Monitoring System (SMS2), online/digital interventions and social media approaches

Paaila for Education (PfE): Conceptualized and developed by three members of U.S. Embassy Youth Council (USYC) 2014, is a technology based approach that utilizes online web platform to fulfil the basic non-monetary needs of underprivileged students and schools through the mobilization of local youth clubs.The goal is to help build better education environment in the schools in order to promote sustainable education development in Nepal and to engage youth clubs and schools (students) in social activities.

Youth Voices Count is an initiative supporting the meaningful participation of youngcommunity leaders led by young men who have sex with men (“MSM”) and young transgenderpeople in Asia and the Pacific to address issues related to HIV, health, and human rights andsupporting advocacy and programming for MSM and transgender people. Website: http://www.youthvoicescount.org/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/youthvoicescount/info?tab=page_infoAs a CWG member, I am responsible to:• Represent the network at the global, regional, and sub-regional level.• Monitor and evaluate network’s activities and deliverables at the country andsub-regional level; report to the Secretariat.• Assist the Secretariat in finalization of important documents, including butnot limited to policy brief, donor report, and funding proposal.• Maintain regular communication with, and timely response to, other CWGmembers and the Secretariat.• Maintain and develop relationships with sub-regional and national partnersand involve them in the network’s events and activities.• Recommend necessary changes to the governance structure and operationalprocedures of the network to achieve better results.• Support YVC in-country events and activities through close coordination withresponsible CWG members and the Secretariat, while liaising with nationaland grassroots community partners.• Seek for opportunities to collaborate with national and grassrootscommunity partners to ensure the inclusion of young MSM and youngtransgender persons.• Update the national and local progress on HIV, youth, health, sexuality,human rights, and any other related issues to the CWG and the Secretariatthrough regular communication.

Conduct, facilitate and report on National level sharing on Gender-Based Violence (GBV) and Trafficking in person and Annual Review Meeting on GBVDocument and report back status of women living with HIV, access to services, efforts and advocacy for National Federation of Women Living with HIV/AIDS (NFWLHA)

•Provide technical assistance and support to UNAIDS Country Office and international consultant in identifying and compiling background documents and data to inform the gender assessment of national HIV and TB responses in Nepal, including compiling epidemiological data for discussion and analysis during the gender assessment workshop•Coordinate and conduct consultative meetings with key stakeholders including the gender and human rights thematic group, government agencies, UN system, civil society and development partners for the National Strategic Plans (NSPs) development of both HIV and TB programme, in preparation for the undertaking of the gender assessment•Organize, co-facilitate and support the international consultant to develop and conduct the national gender assessment workshop agenda, concept note and approaches•Co-facilitate the gender assessment workshop in country •Support the international consultant to draft and finalise the national gender assessment country report, integrate inputs from workshop participants and other relevant stakeholders.

• Engage and build working relationships with LGBT organizations and advocates • Assist UNAIDS CO, UNDP CO and UNDP APRC in coordinating with LGBT civil society, partners and stakeholders with regard to the Nepal HIV/Law national dialogue and other LGBT and HIV related work• Support UNDP APRC with preparations for the Regional Dialogue on LGBT health and rights and assist with the planning and implementation of Being LGBT in Asia: Phase II activities • Provide technical assistance to UNDP CO, UNDP APRC and LGBT civil society with the implementation of Multi-Country South Asia Global Fund HIV Programme in Nepal• Disseminate knowledge, multimedia, and new technology products and resources amongst LGBT, human rights, and other civil society organizations and development partners

• Manage and implement UNDP-USAID regional collaborative project “Being LGBT in Asia” in Nepal. Engage and build working relationships with LGBT organizations and advocates • Organize a national dialogue consisting of LGBT organization representatives, advocates and human rights defenders• Assist the Technical Officer - LGBT and Human Rights (based in Bangkok) in coordinating with partners and stakeholders and in the development of new media tools that are innovative, replicable and impactful while generating learning and knowledge related to the human rights of LGBT people • Disseminate knowledge, multimedia and new technology products and resources amongst LGBT, human rights and other civil society or development organizations

The U.S. Embassy Youth Council is a group of young Nepalese under the age of 30 from all regions of Nepal and representing various backgrounds, castes, religions, professions, genders and political affiliations. The council was created by the Embassy of the United States of America to Nepal.Website: http://usyc-nepal.org/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/

• National level consultation and communication with different partners to appreciate and highlight the competencies of LGBTI community in Nepal• Stimulate LGBTI community to take action through an approach that appreciates strengths and fosters local ownership

• Manage USAID funded Saath Saath Project and 8 staff that primarily focuses on HIV prevention among Men having Sex with Men/ Male Sex Workers (MSM/MSWs), capacity building and network strengthening of LGBTI based organizations• Manage UNICEF funded Adolescent Development and Participation (ADAP) project ($42,467 in Fiscal Year 2013-14) and 11 staff that seeks to implement globally recognized Dance for life, Goal curriculum, HIV risk reduction package and Comprehensive life skill package for marginalized adolescent within LGBTI community• Co-led the preparation and development of 5 years strategic plan (2013-2018) and communication strategy plan of FSGMN• Reviewing and development of organizational policy and human resource policy of FSGMN• Arrange national and regional level coordination and consultation meetings• Maintain excellent communications to share information for national policy priorities and receive feedback on FSGMN activities• Represent member organizations at national level meetings for planning and advocacy of HIV/AIDS interventions and human rights for MSM/MSW• Conduct stigma and discrimination reduction training and other capacity building training for affiliated LGBTI organizations in Nepal

The Williams Institute Nepal LGBT Survey Project is a research project aiming to capture data about the relationship between experiences of discrimination, socio-economic status, and access to HIV information and services among Nepal’s LGBT population.• Help develop survey instrument • Tallying daily and weekly reports on survey enumeration progress, and monitoring the implementation of the survey • Team building sessions during training program• Daily SMS check-ins with enumerator and keeping charts of survey enumeration process• Ensuring quality control guidelines are being followed; reporting any quality control, human resources, or other issues to project leader.

Astraea Foundation Nepal LGBTI Rights Project aims to collect information to examine the contemporary LGBTI rights movement in Nepal, while outlining movement’s formation and achievements and explaining where and how the movement is situated now and find out successes, trajectories and gaps.• Developed list of questions for interviews;• Conducted interviews with LGBT people who are not affiliated in any professional or official way with the NGOs associated with the LGBT rights movement; • Transcribed and analyzed the information from these interviews;• Met with lead researcher to discuss findings and collaborate on final draft of report.• Conducted other research activities as fit for the goals of the project

Humanitarian School Speaker (Peer Educator for HIV/AIDS): Conducted peer education program in different schools to educate school children (grade 5-10) on HIV/AIDS, First Aid and emergency responseFundraiser: Involved in various fund raising activities such as BUPA Great North Run, Earthquake relief

• Assisted international volunteers from different countries in development projects (health, education, environment and community development)• Acted as a interpreter, translator and liaison between international volunteers and local community• Implemented project activities through partner Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) and community• Monitor and evaluate program activities and analyze project’s security