Good Neighbors Nepal (GNN) is a non-government organization established in 2002 in Kathmandu. Its mission is to bring about sustainable development holistically by transforming communities. GNN focuses on various areas such as livelihood, health, gender equality, social inclusion, sanitation, education, network building, partnerships, emergency response, and advocacy.

With Nepal still being one of the poorest countries, GNN aims to support marginalized individuals and communities in their overall development. Additionally, GNN provides relief during natural disasters like the 2015 earthquake. Projects are based on the needs of the target group and are executed with the approval of the government.

Currently, GNN manages two community Mom Centers in Kailali and Bardiya Districts, offering early childhood development programs and public library facilities. They also run Rural First Responder Training Programs in Dhading, Kailali, and Bardiya Districts, in partnership with local governments and Nepal Medics. GNN's commitment extends to eliminating open defecation in Morang district and implementing livelihood rehabilitation programs in partnership with organizations like World Vision International Nepal.

Their focus is on urban agriculture, economic development, value chain promotion, and resilience livelihood projects targeting marginalized women. For more information, visit their website or contact them directly through phone or email