HBWCSN Holds Discussions with Godawari Municipality on Establishing a Front Desk for Home-Based Workers
2026-08-06On 5 August 2026, representatives from the Home-Based Workers Concerned Society Nepal (HBWCSN) vi...
Our organization has positively impacted the lives of over 3,600 home-based workers, including 2050 self-employed individuals and 1,500 homeworkers. Through collaboration with 10 cooperatives, 5 NGOs, and 90 self-help groups, we've fostered a supportive network to empower these individuals and strengthen their livelihoods.
To build a society where home-based and all wage workers are recognized with dignity, treated with equality and ensured their rights, justice, visibility and social security.
Empowering Home-Based Workers for Over Two Decades: Strengthening Skills, Rights and Opportunities
HBWCSN organizes, advocates for and empowers home-based workers through awareness, campaigns and lobbying to secure their legal recognition and rights, ensuring they live with dignity and a decent life.
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On 5 August 2026, representatives from the Home-Based Workers Concerned Society Nepal (HBWCSN) vi...
For many women in Nepal, poverty, limited access to education, and early marriage often shape the...