एकीकृत ग्रामीण विकास केन्द्र — Integrated Rural Development Centre — has been serving Nepal's most vulnerable communities from Bharatpur, Chitwan since 1996.
Discover the principles, people, and milestones that define IRDC Nepal's nearly three decades of community-centred development work.
Our founding story, organisational structure, legal registration, and the values that have guided IRDC Nepal since 1996.
The guiding purpose, long-term vision, core values, and development approach that shape every programme IRDC delivers.
Meet the senior management and board members who guide IRDC Nepal's strategy and ensure accountability to communities and partners.
Transparent, detailed annual reports demonstrating IRDC Nepal's financial stewardship and programme outcomes — available for download.
Integrated Rural Development Centre (IRDC Nepal) was established in 1996 in Bharatpur, Chitwan as a non-profit, non-governmental organisation committed to the holistic development of rural and marginalised communities across Nepal.
Registered with the Social Welfare Council (SWC Affiliation No. 17420), IRDC operates across all 77 districts of Nepal's 7 provinces, delivering integrated programmes in health, education, livelihood, WASH, renewable energy, disaster risk reduction, and gender empowerment.
Our community-centred approach — built on trust, participation, and 28+ years of field experience — makes IRDC Nepal a preferred implementation partner for UN agencies, bilateral donors, and international NGOs.
To empower rural and marginalised communities in Nepal through integrated, participatory development programmes that build resilience, promote equity, and create sustainable livelihoods.
A Nepal where every community — regardless of geography, ethnicity, or economic status — has access to health, education, clean water, and economic opportunity.
Meet the dedicated professionals guiding IRDC Nepal's strategy and field operations.
Executive Director
Ram Prasad has led IRDC Nepal since 2005, with over 25 years of experience in community development and NGO management a…
Programme Director
Sita oversees all seven service areas, coordinating field teams across Chitwan, Nawalparasi, and Makwanpur with 18 years…
Finance & Administration Manager
Bikram ensures IRDC's financial health and donor compliance, managing audited accounts and transparent reporting for all…
WASH Programme Manager
Pramila leads IRDC's water, sanitation and hygiene programme, with specialisation in community-led total sanitation and …
Health Programme Lead
Dr. KC brings 15 years of public health experience to IRDC's community health and nutrition programming, with a focus on…
Gender & Livelihood Coordinator
Anita coordinates IRDC's gender empowerment and livelihood programmes, with expertise in women's cooperative development…
National award for outstanding contribution to clean energy access in rural communities across Nepal.
Recognised by the Internal Revenue Office, Bharatpur for consistent tax compliance and financial transparency.
Acknowledged by Bharatpur Metropolitan City for contributing computer labs to government schools.
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