Samriddhi, The Prosperity Foundation
Samriddhi works to promote economic freedom in Nepal through policy recommendations, educational programmes and social dialogue. Youth employment is one of the many areas that the organization's programmes address.
- Affiliation
- NGO
- Contact No.
- (+977-1) 446-4616
- Address
Mr. Manish Jha,Coalitions & Relations Manager, The Prosperity Foundation, P O Box: 8973 NPC 678, 416, Bhimsengola Marga, Minbhawan Kharibot, Kathmandu, Nepal
- Email Address
- info@samriddhi.org
- Website
- http://www.samriddhi.org
1. Source of funding
Unknown
2. Mission and objectives
To promote ideas of freedom- civil, political and economic- through public policy recommendations (based on independent research), educational programs and public participation for a free and prosperous Nepal.
1. To conduct research on the social,
economic and political agendas to elucidate the issues of public discourse;
2. To come up with policy advocacy documents to
bring issues to the fore of social dialogue;
3. To lobby for and monitor
the implementation of basic social, political and economic rights ;
4. To promote transparency and advocacy as the basis of a prosperous Nepal;
5. To educate, train and empower public on active citizenry, ideas of free
society and entrepreneurship; and
6. To develop a comprehensive
resource center for public use (especially for researchers, students and
policy makers) focusing on the social, economic and political discourse
moving forward at a given time period.
3. Areas of work relating to youth employment
Enterprise development
Social dialogue
Skills training
4. Partners and areas of partnership
Center for International Private Enterprise
5. Potential or existing partnership with the ILO
6. Successful youth employment interventions
Arthalaya: A five-day workshop promoting concept of entrepreneurship and economics.The main purpose of this program is to engage youth in private sector and encourage them to build new businesses, create new opportunities and inject new ideas into the economy for promoting economic and democratic reform. The program will include mock debates, business simulations that will help youth understand the importance of entrepreneurship in economic reform as well as the political aspects in creating a business.
Entrepreneurs’ Club: The club is a group of students who have the eagerness to learn and stay updated on contemporary issues of entrepreneurship. It is also about developing capacity among the students and the club members to be a successful entrepreneur in future. Most often, it is a follow up to Arthalaya to institutionalize and give continuity to the learning and knowledge gained during Arthalaya.
Docu-talks: A documentary related to entrepreneurship and economic freedom is screened in colleges by the entrepreneur’s club on Samriddhi’s support as a mechanism to reach a wider audience.
Rendezvous with an Entrepreneur: Here the entrepreneur shares his/her experience with the students at colleges and answers their questions regarding establishing an enterprise in Nepal. They also talk about their contribution to society through the establishment of an enterprise.