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Thematic Areas

Our Thematic Pillars

She raised ethnicity as one of the key layers of identity contributing to the exclusion of persons with disabilities. Together with the late Lom Maya Tamang, they emphasized understanding intersectional identities to unite groups across multiple layers of identity.
Our Thematic Pillars
Women Empowerment and Gender Equality
THEMATIC AREA 01

Women Empowerment and Gender Equality

Gender Minorities and Under Representative Groups
THEMATIC AREA 02

Gender Minorities and Under Representative Groups

Emergency Response, and Inclusive Disaster Risk Reduction
THEMATIC AREA 03

Emergency Response, and Inclusive Disaster Risk Reduction

Access to Health facilities and promoting well-being & SRHR
THEMATIC AREA 04

Access to Health facilities and promoting well-being & SRHR

Catering Towards Empowering Indigenous Women and Girls with Disabilities and Reaching Individuals Who are Out of Education

300+ Girls with Disabilities
Inclusive Education & Livelihood Promotion
THEMATIC AREA 05

Inclusive Education & Livelihood Promotion

NIDWAN removes barriers to education for Indigenous girls with disabilities by providing assistive devices, advocating for accessible school infrastructure, and developing curricula that respect

200+ raille and sign language integration in rural schools.
  • Accessible bathroom construction in 15 community schools.
Sports, Culture, Collective Care Support, and Well-being
THEMATIC AREA 06

Sports, Culture, Collective Care Support, and Well-being

NIDWAN removes barriers to education for Indigenous girls with disabilities by providing assistive devices, advocating for accessible school infrastructure, and developing curricula that respect Indigenous wisdom.

250+ Scholarships provided to girls in remote districts this year.
  • Braille and sign language integration in rural schools.
  • Accessible bathroom construction in 15 community schools.