Mangal Rokaya reinvents himself
A self-determined life despite polio thanks to income generation
Mangal was born healthy. He started walking when he was 12 months old. Now 26 years old, Mangal comes from a family that works as day laborers in agriculture high up in the mountains of Mugu [...].
The future on four legs
In our project villages in Chitwan, southern Nepal, the people would like to make a living from farming. They plant vegetables, fruits and cereals for their own consumption, but the arable land is usually far too small and the yield is not enough to feed the family [...]
In conversation with Rup from Mugu
Our measures for agricultural development in Mugu, with which we want to give the residents the opportunity to sustainably improve their income situation. One of the long-term measures is to provide agricultural training to young men from Mugu [...].
The chances grow with the plants
With vegetable gardens, Back to Life helps families in our project villages easily and effectively supplement their income while improving their nutritional situation [...].
A real growth industry: Nuwakot’s greenhouses
The harvest is ripe and the owners of the greenhouse, Kamal Tamang and his wife Khasmaya, can hardly believe their luck. The result is remarkable: the very first harvest yielded 80 kilos of tomatoes. Eight more harvests are possible until the monsoon soon [...].
