Social Development and Research Centre (SDRC) Nepal was established in 1994 and is registered with the District Administrative Office in Dhanusha, and affiliated with the Social Welfare Council, Kathmandu. SDRC operates across multiple sectors including disaster risk management, poverty alleviation, flood response and reconstruction, social mobilization and community development, infrastructure development, gender and social inclusion, water supply, sanitation, local governance, livelihood promotion, and climate change initiatives — with its head office in Janakpurdham, Mills Area, and working districts spanning Siraha, Saptari, Mahottari, Sarlahi, Bara, Parsa and Rautahat.
Read MorePeace and harmony of the society with improved living conditions of all communities.
Sensitization and empowerment of marginalized, left out and neglected communities.
To improve the quality and standard of life of the most disadvantaged ultra-poor communities.
SDRC Nepal promotes and demonstrates inclusive, transparent, effective, and innovative working culture, systems, structures and mechanisms within and outside the organization. It aims to diversify its funding both from donors and government, with an emphasis on collaborating with local government and institutions to reduce household-level poverty and increase accountability, democratic practice, and rule of law.
With the financial support of Plan International, SDRC Nepal works on early childhood development across Dhanusha District.
Implemented in five municipalities of Dhanusha District with the financial support of Plan International Nepal.
Providing safe drinking water, sanitation and hygiene support to rural communities across SDRC's working districts.
Empowering women and girls through the Girls Standing Strong Project across SDRC's working districts.