Happy Women training center
HAPPY WOMEN TRAINING CENTER · ACHHAM, NEPAL
Training, tools and opportunities for women in Achham to strengthen their economic autonomy.
In Mangalsen, western Nepal, Happy Women connects learning with productive initiatives. The centre supports women, especially widows and single women, who face barriers to training and an income of their own.
More opportunities to decide.
Health and education need economic opportunities alongside them. Happy Women complements Rato Baltin through practical training and initiatives shaped by women’s and communities’ needs.
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Training and sewing
Practical skills, sewing and the production of reusable cloth menstrual pads.
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Community mills
Tools to process grain, reduce manual workloads and explore services managed by women.
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Sunflower farming
Agricultural work and the development of processing opportunities to add value to the harvest.
Learn, practise and share.
Sewing is one of the centre’s activities, alongside soap-making, incense-making and food preservation workshops. Training combines practical skills and collective work to open up self-employment opportunities.
Mills: less work, more possibilities.
Grinding grain by hand takes time and physical effort. The community mills initiative responds to this need expressed by women: making it easier to process rice and other grains and developing economic opportunities around this service.
The project explores equipment for processing seeds into oil.
Sunflowers: from farming to new opportunities.
The sunflower initiative connects agriculture with economic autonomy. It combines cultivation, training and use of the harvest, and explores processing seeds into oil and other products with added value.
Expansion of crops and installation of equipment depend on available resources and follow-up with communities.
Led locally.
be artsy works with the team in Nepal and our partner Unnati. The women involved, local knowledge and activity follow-up are at the heart of the project.
Happy Women in pictures
Help sustain Happy Women.
Your support contributes to training, materials and follow-up for the centre’s initiatives. You can donate through the Donorbox form.
Donations are processed through Donorbox.
Tax deductions for donors in the Spanish state
If you pay Spanish personal income tax (IRPF), you may deduct 80% of the first €250 donated annually across all eligible donations and generally 40% of the remainder (45% if you meet the repeat-donation requirements), subject to statutory limits and conditions.
To issue your certificate and report the donation to the Spanish tax authority, we need your full name, Spanish tax ID (NIF/NIE) and tax address. If you have not provided these details, email info@beartsy.org.