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Sahara Nepal is implementing “Financial Inclusion for Marginalized Women in Nepal” project in 3 districts of Province 1 (Jhapa, Morang and Udayapur) and 1 district of Madhesh Pradesh (Saptari) under the funding of Jersey Overseas Aid (JOA) through Habitat for Humanity Great Britain (HFHGB). The project was initiated in August 2020 and is scheduled to phase out on 30th April 2024. The overarching objective of the project is to increase the capacity of specific micro-finance institutions on increasing the housing loan portfolio and expedite the demand for housing loans for safer and decent housing. The project aims to contribute to an uptake of 112,000 housing loans by marginalized and low-income women by 2024. Thus, Sahara Nepal seeks an application from competitive and dynamic candidates for the position of Project Manager which shall be based in Jhapa.
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Apply Before: Jul 27, 2022
About the organization
Sahara Nepal is a non-political and non-profitable organization established in 2052 BS in Jhapa District of Nepal. Sahara Nepal has witnessed an exponential growth in terms of its institutional capacity along with the quality and frequency of its deliveries. An over a Score of time of experience has awarded Sahara with the higher degree of credibility and reliability in its service delivery mechanism.
To this date, Sahara has been a dedicated brand name often uttered in the realm of community empowerment, vulnerability risk reduction, public health, good governance and humanitarian services. It has been consistently rendering its services in six relevant, important and critical thematic areas paying spatial attention to core intersectional identities including the poor, women, vulnerable and marginalized communities. The experience of ceaseless exercise of social inclusion plan in each of its intervention strategy accredits its core institutional values.