High up in the mountains of central northern Nepal, not far from the Tibetan border, lies the district of Rasuwa. The people here are mainly ethnic Ta…

Meeting the family planning needs of Nepal’s 28 million people, particularly those living in remote mountain villages, takes careful p

The past 15 years have been turbulent for this small, landlocked country.

The earthquake that struck Nepal in April 2015 caused devastation and destruction that the country has still not recovered from.

For people across Nepal, access to contraception and family planning services can mean the difference between life and death.

The first thing we did was to identify the needs of the people,” Sharad says. “We realised people were being deprived of services,” with many clinics…