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A dedicated volunteer from Rato Bangala School Environment Club participated in a Miyawaki plantation initiative organized by Lily Leaves along the Bishnumati River in Kathmandu. Lily Leaves is taking the lead in environmental conservation by planting trees along the riverside, contributing to the broader effort to protect and preserve the local environment. This hands-on initiative reflects a commitment to sustainable practices and fostering a green, healthy ecosystem in the region.
CEO Lily Katuwal of Lily Leaves Social Enterprises recently visited Bandipur in Siraha, leading a group of visitors on a mission to support education. Together, they distributed 135 school bags and uniforms to students facing financial challenges. This act of philanthropy underscores the organization's commitment to social responsibility, providing tangible assistance to the community. Through Miss Lily Katuwal's leadership and the collective generosity of the visitors, the initiative aims to foster positive change and enhance access to education in the region.
Lost in the Thriving Miyawaki Forest Planted by Lily Leaves Along Bishnumati River, Kathmandu. Witness the Astonishing Growth in Just Two and a Half Months!
Lily Leaves' Phase 1 Miyawaki Rapid-Growth Plantation Flourishing Along Bishnumati River. 2,320 Saplings, 38 Species, and 1,100 Square Meters Fenced for Protection.
Preparations are underway for the Miyawaki plantation by the Bishnumati River in Kathmandu. Lily Leaves is spearheading the initiative to protect the environment by planting trees along the river side. The project aims to prevent soil erosion, stabilize river banks, protect aquatic species, and contribute to carbon absorption and oxygen release. Additionally, the trees will provide shade, enhance biodiversity, and improve air and water quality. Overall, this tree-planting effort holds the promise of positively impacting the environment, fostering conservation, sustainability, and community well-being.
Under the leadership of Lily Katuwal, the Chief Executive Officer, the Lily Leaves Miyawaki plantation by the Bishnumati River in Kathmandu operates tirelessly day and night. Essential earthmoving, overseen by Lily, delves to depths of one to one and a half meters, a crucial step for the success of the rapid-growth reforestation method. This innovative approach ensures that the Miyawaki forest flourishes, boasting growth rates ten times faster than conventional forests.
"At Lily Leaves, we're passionately committed to a greener, more sustainable future. Today, we're excited to introduce our new project: planting trees along the scenic riverbanks. Trees, nature's silent protectors, combat soil erosion, bolster riverbanks, support aquatic life, and cleanse our air by absorbing carbon dioxide and providing oxygen. They also offer shade, promote biodiversity, and purify air and water. Our tree-planting isn't just about the environment; it's an investment in a healthier world for future generations. Together, we're cultivating conservation, championing sustainability, and nurturing our communities' well-being."
"Lily Leaves is working to protect the environment and we plan to plant trees along the river side. Trees provide numerous benefits such as preventing soil erosion, stabilizing river banks, protecting aquatic species, absorbing carbon dioxide, and releasing oxygen. They also provide shade, enhance biodiversity, and improve air and water quality. Overall, planting trees can have a positive impact on the environment, promoting conservation, sustainability, and community well-being."
"Lily Leaves is committed to a greener future, and our mission is to protect the environment. We're excited to announce our upcoming project: planting trees along the river side. Trees offer a multitude of benefits, including preventing soil erosion, stabilizing river banks, safeguarding aquatic species, absorbing carbon dioxide, and emitting life-sustaining oxygen. Additionally, they provide essential shade, boost biodiversity, and enhance air and water quality. By planting trees, we're taking a meaningful step toward a healthier environment, promoting conservation, sustainability, and community well-being."
After tailoring training, they opened Pariwartit Mahila Boutique with the support of Lily Leaves Social Enterprises.
We established to empower the survivors, marginalized, underprivileged girls by providing training to enable them to stand and live independently in the society with pride and live a dignified life.
We are established to empower the survivors, marginalized, underprivileged girls by providing trainings to enable them to stand and live independently in the society with pride and live a dignified life.
Financially well being is most important to attend "Pride Of Life". Lily's Leaves attempts to bring together those deprived in the center at Kathmandu, train them with different skills required to be financially resourceful and help them get established in their locality.
We established to empower the survivors, marginalized, underprivileged girls by providing training to enable them to stand and live independently in the society with pride and live a dignified life. We also support the children under Education Support and help them pursue their career.
Our initiative "Go reusable not Disposable" and plantation of trees inside the valley is focused on the Environmental Protection Project.
Greening Nepal’s urban space with Miyawaki forests & eco-products while empowering women through skills & education. Join Lily Leaves in creating lasting social impact today!
Lily Leaves is a social enterprise that is dedicated to empowering women by providing them with the skills
Lily's Leaves is working to protect the environment and we plan to plant trees along the river side. Trees provide numerous benefits
Lily Leaves is a social enterprise that is dedicated to supporting the education of girls from impoverished backgrounds.
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Volunteer from rato Bangala school Environment club
CEO Lily Katuwal and a group of visitors from Lily Leaves Social Enterprises distributed 135 school bags and uniforms in Bandipur, Siraha, demonstrating a commitment to social responsibility and fostering positive change in education for students facing financial challenges.
This act not only empowered the individuals to start their own tailoring businesses
Lily was joined by Santosh Shah, a former student of the school and winner of BBC's MasterChef.
One-Day Workshop At Lily Leaves - 17th June 2023
CEO representing Lily Leaves in '9th COMMUNITY CONFERENCE" organized by The British School.