6 Degrees is supporting a Barista training programme, that started in December 2023. This programme was initiated by our local partner SVSI with the mutual cooperation of Mirakunja Bufferzone and Riksja Travel.
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Skills development is crucial for empowerment, improving livelihoods and encouraging entrepreneurship. Skills development enhances both people’s capacity to work and their opportunities to find suitable work. For this reason, we have set up an extensive skills development training programme to enable marginalised women to work successfully both for the Eco Village and the Eco Soap Factory.
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The Chitwan eco soap making facility, a social enterprise project, aims to build a sustainable soap business for the Musahar community to supply locally produced organic soap to Chitwan tourist accommodations, souvenir shops and other local markets within Nepal. The Musahar women will learn how to grow organic herbs, make soap, eco-friendly packaging and be trained in basic business skills to help set up and run a viable business.
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In consultation with SVSI, the local government in Chitwan and the Musahar community, a Women’s Farming Initiative has been set up, led by the Musahar women to train the Musahar how to grow vegetables.
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A second project in partnership with Sapana Village Social Impact to provide driving, English, legal awareness, hospitality and vehicle maintenance training to uplift their socio-economic status in their community. The project will focus on women who live in the Ratnanagar and Kalika Municipalities. This project is completed in September 2022.
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6° and Sapana Village Social Impact (SVSI) join hands to empower marginalised women from the Musahar communities in the Chitwan area. The poultry farm will help increase female labour participation in Chitwan and improve the economic and social status of marginalised women in Chitwan. The project completed in September 2022.
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6° and their local partner in Chitwan — Sapana Village Social Impact — to train 16 women from the Chitwan region to be able to work as wildlife guides in Chitwan National Park. The project is expected to last 18 months from identifying the candidates, get them to complete the training programmes, obtain official license and secure new jobs from the training.
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6° worked with local partner New Sadle — to identify 10 women interested in obtaining a driving license which would enable them to obtain new jobs, being able to travel by car and become more independent. The project completed in December 2019.
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