SOCH
Nepal
SOCH Nepal envisions ‘a rational Nepali society wherein all people enjoy equal dignity as human being.’ To secure this vision, SOCH Nepal acts to strengthen Good Governance, Freedom & Democracy, cultural reform (particularly against harmful Traditional Practices), and economic growth. Humanitarian supports are offered by SOCH Nepal during the crisis. SOCH Nepal’s strategy is to intervene through Evidence-based advocacy, awareness, networking & alliance building, capacity building of beneficiaries and stakeholders. SOCH Nepal contributes the 1, 4, 5, 8, 9, 10 and 16 number goals of Sustainable Development Goal (SDG).
SOCH Nepal was established by the Humanist minded people from scholar, journalism, activism, advocacy and development background. SOCH Nepal has a pioneer experience working with federal ministries, constitutional commissions, local authorities, media and CSOs. It has delivered more than two dozen projects funded by multi-lateral and bilateral agencies.

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SOCH Nepal believes in equal dignity of all human being. Discovery of science can solve the human problem not any supernatural power. Humanism is a world-view of Buddha and Jay Prithivi Bahadur Singh among various Humanists throughout world. SOCH Nepal is also a member of Humanists International. It runs various programs to promote Humanism such as: Publication, college seminars, network development, policy advocacy and celebration of major festivals of science and reason.
SOCH Nepal strongly believes in democracy combined with freedom of thought, expression and conscience. No one should be discriminated on the basis of caste, gender, sex, religion or belief or any other differentiation. SOCH Nepal is pioneer organization campaigning against Kurities (Harmful Traditional Practices). SOCH Nepal has identified 63 Harmful Traditional Practices in Nepal. Removal of ill cultural practices will help millions of women and children live a life without fear and torture.
SOCH Nepal strongly believes in democracy combined with freedom of thought, expression and conscience. No one should be discriminated on the basis of caste, gender, sex, religion or belief or any other differentiation. SOCH Nepal is pioneer organization campaigning against Kurities (Harmful Traditional Practices). SOCH Nepal has identified 63 Harmful Traditional Practices in Nepal. Removal of ill cultural practices will help millions of women and children live a life without fear and torture.
SOCH Nepal is running model village programs focusing on the upliftment of the livelihood of Dalits and poor women of Nepal. It has successfully completed some ‘Dalit Model village Program’.