Recent

Kathmandu, Nepal – December 28, 2025The SDG Champion Prize Ceremony 2025, jointly organized by Human Harmony Nepal, Project 100, and the World Conference Council with the support of the Government of Nepal, welcomed distinguished participants from across the globe. Among them was Vandana Dadarao Talkhande, whose presence underscored the inclusive and international spirit of the event. The ceremony, held at Hotel Manang, Thamel, Kathmandu, celebrated changemakers advancing the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Vandana’s participation reflected her commitment to sustainable development and her engagement with global networks working toward peace, justice, and inclusive progress. While the spotlight shone on awardees recognized for their outstanding con...

The SDG Champion Prize Ceremony 2025, jointly organized by Human Harmony Nepal, Project 100, and the World Conference Council with the support of the Government of Nepal, recognized Dr. Prena Parajuli of Nepal for her outstanding contributions to SDG Goal 3: Good Health & Well-being. Dr. Parajuli is a committed social advocate and youth leader with extensive experience in mental well-being, child rights advocacy, and healthcare planning. A beauty pageant winner and award-winning changemaker, she has led impactful initiatives with the Art of Living, Rotary District Community Heart Hospital, and Project Techie in collaboration with the US Embassy, advancing health and empowerment at both local and global levels. As President of the Child Rights Advocacy Initiative an...

Kathmandu, Nepal – December 28, 2025 The SDG Champion Prize Ceremony 2025, jointly organized by Human Harmony Nepal, Project 100, and the World Conference Council with the support of the Government of Nepal, recognized Aradhya Raj Gurung of Nepal for her symbolic contributions to SDG Goal 16: Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions. Aradhya, a young child from Nepal, embodies the hope and promise of future generations in building peaceful and just societies. Even at her early age, she represents the values of fairness, kindness, and inclusivity that lie at the heart of SDG Goal 16. Her presence as an awardee highlights the importance of nurturing children as ambassadors of peace and justice, reminding communities that strong institutions begin with empowering the youngest voi...

Kathmandu, Nepal – December 28, 2025 The SDG Champion Prize Ceremony 2025, jointly organized by Human Harmony Nepal, Project 100, and the World Conference Council with the support of the Government of Nepal, recognized Adv. Prathik Yashwant Chavan of India for his outstanding contributions to SDG Goal 8: Decent Work & Economic Growth. In addition to receiving the award, he also served as a speaker, addressing the topic “Lawyer and Entrepreneur, Founder and Managing Director of Pratik Group.” Mr. Chavan is a dynamic lawyer and entrepreneur, serving as the Founder and Managing Director of Pratik Group. Under his leadership, the company has won multiple awards in construction and engineering, and he was honored with the Global Changemaker Award in 2024. With expertise in corpor...

The SDG Champion Prize Ceremony 2025, jointly organized by Human Harmony Nepal, Project 100, and the World Conference Council with the support of the Government of Nepal, recognized Sudhir Raj Khadka of Nepal for his outstanding contributions to SDG Goal 8: Decent Work & Economic Growth. Mr. Khadka is the visionary founder of Khadka and Sons Group of Companies and the driving force behind Angel Health Care Care Home in Kathmandu. Guided by compassion and social responsibility, he has created a safe and supportive environment for the elderly and those in need, ensuring dignity and respect for vulnerable communities. With deep expertise in healthcare and management, Mr. Khadka has dedicated his life to promoting well-being, compassion, and social responsibility. His leadership...

The SDG Champion Prize Ceremony 2025, jointly organized by Human Harmony Nepal, Project 100, and the World Conference Council with the support of the Government of Nepal, recognized Rabindra Shakya of Nepal for his outstanding contributions to SDG Goal 16: Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions. Mr. Shakya, the President of the Federation of Handicraft Associations of Nepal (FHAN), has dedicated his life to promoting and preserving Nepal’s rich handicraft sector. Born in Patan in 1978, he founded Nayo Craft in 2006, and since then has played a pivotal role in expanding handicraft production and exports, strengthening Nepal’s cultural identity and economic resilience. As FHAN’s 14th President, he has led both national and international initiatives, including the 18th Handicraft ...

The SDG Champion Prize Ceremony 2025, jointly organized by Human Harmony Nepal, Project 100, and the World Conference Council with the support of the Government of Nepal, recognized Md. Ashaduzzaman Apel of Bangladesh for his extraordinary contributions to advancing all 17 United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Mr. Apel is the visionary founder of INROLL-MENTOR, a student-led multinational social business initiative integrating AI and robotics to promote human rights and self-reliance in Bangladesh. Inspired by Professor Muhammad Yunus’s social business model, his vision bridges commercial viability with social welfare through a hybrid cross-subsidization system. The initiative pursues the “Three Zeros”—Zero Poverty, Zero Unemployment, and Zero Net Carbon Emission—...

The SDG Champion Prize Ceremony 2025, jointly organized by Human Harmony Nepal, Project 100, and the World Conference Council with the support of the Government of Nepal, recognized Ramita Chhuju of Nepal for her outstanding contributions to SDG Goal 12: Responsible Consumption & Production. Ms. Chhuju is a skilled video editor, videographer, and photographer with over a decade of experience in media and advocacy. She has produced documentaries, biographies, public service announcements (PSAs), and a weekly program broadcast on NTV PLUS National Television, amplifying voices for social change and sustainability. As a photojournalist, her work has been published in national print and online media, and she serves as a Centre Committee Member of the National Forum of Photojourn...

Kathmandu, Nepal – December 28, 2025 The SDG Champion Prize Ceremony 2025, jointly organized by Human Harmony Nepal, Project 100, and the World Conference Council with the support of the Government of Nepal, recognized Ms. Mahalakshmi Sankar Ganesh of India for her outstanding contributions to SDG Goal 13: Climate Action. Ms. Ganesh is an early-career policy and advocacy professional specializing in sustainability, circular economy, and SDG-aligned research. She has represented India at UNEA-7 in Kenya, contributing to global dialogues on climate resilience and biodiversity restoration. Her leadership and vision have positioned her as a rising voice in international climate advocacy. She has been recognized with the SDG Champion Prize in Nepal (2025) and the Best Policy Maker...