Visitors

Areas where there are opportunities for volunteers to work

HPC's programme is very diverse, with nurseries, plantations, forest conservation and management, horticulture, beekeeping, weaving, drinking water systems' implementation, health, sanitation, non- formal education and other activities being established and operated. This is an interesting, educational and inspirational programme to become involved with. In addition, through the HPG we could introduce you to other programmes in Nepal and even India to give volunteers a full range of experience in development issues, not all of which are appropriate and/or successful, but all are instructive.

Click here to see a few examples of specific programmes within the HPC which could be assisted by expatriate volunteers. Please note that this is mainly a locally run programme, and though funds are needed, they are minimal to the scale of the work, and experience shows that considerable time is needed to orientate and introduce new volunteers, in order to allow them to be able to assist the project, while being able themselves to gain positively from the experience. Please bear with us, however, as we are conscious of the valuable part to play of motivated volunteers wishing to learn from the experiences of such projects. Part of visitors' brief may well be compiling information packets to more rapidly and effortlessly introduce and orientate newcomers to the programme and Nepal and also enhancing their own work.

Click here to see information about size of groups, visas, directions and advice to reach HPC sites.

Himalayan Permaculture Centre (HPC)

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