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Saru Chaudhary is empowered now. She knows how to mobilize and expand her business based on the actual situation. This year she has earned 41,000 rupees in just three days of business during the “Tihar” festival. She invested 20,000 rupees to purchase materials to sell, and out of those, 10,000 rupees were taken as a […]

Ishowri Karki started her business in 2012. During the 7 days training she shared her vision that within a 5 year period she would hire a shutter and make a bigger shop. Today she fulfilled her vision. She was very happy while sharing her story because she has fulfilled her vision earlier than she expected.

Parbati BK, Dilli Kumari Adhikari, Sumitra Khadka and Ganga Maya BK talked about and decided to open a shop during the festival of Bala Chaturdashi at Pasupatinath. They saw it as a great opportunity to earn more money because so many people would come to celebrate the festival, and they did not want to miss

The women in the WAWCAS program run their own businesses back in their home villages. But this year in the month of November four women decided to expand for one day as the festival of Bala Chaturdashi took place at Pashupatinath Temple near Kathmandu.  Parbati BK, Dilli Kumari Adhikari, Sumitra Khadka and Ganga Maya BK

It seems there is a special bond between the nepalese women involved in the WAWCAS program. Whenever someone falls, someone else catches. The two founders of WAWCAS, Sangeeta Shrestha and Nina Schriver, have interviewed two women about their experiences of being in a group of WAWCAS women.   Gita Chilwal Gita almost lost her husband