SDG 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 Aditya Choudhary of India for his outstanding contributions to SDG Goal 9: Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure. Mr. Choudhary, a 24-year-old entrepreneur and philanthropist from Rajasthan, is redefining skill development and community empowerment through technology and innovation. He leads a global community of over 200,000 people across 25 countries, helping individuals enhance productivity and embrace digital transformation. By the age of 23, he had already received four national awards and one international award for his contributions to social impact and youth empowerment, marking him as one...

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 Evalyne Mumbi of Kenya for her outstanding contributions to SDG Goal 11: Sustainable Cities & Communities. Ms. Mumbi is an accomplished educator, trainer, and inclusion advocate dedicated to advancing sustainable development and community well-being. With over eight years of experience across IB, British, and American curricula, she specializes in inclusive, learner-centered education that supports diverse learning needs and empowers students to thrive in diverse environments. Through her work with the African Alliance for Health, Research and Economic Development, she integrates education, h...

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. Kavita Khullar of India for her outstanding contributions to SDG Goal 4: Quality Education. Dr. Khullar is a decisive and disciplined educationist with over 25 years of rich experience in strategic planning and management across teaching, counselling, and recruiting. A versatile leader with wide international exposure, she incorporates contemporary pedagogy to make learning meaningful and joyful, rooted in compassion, faith, and hope. As a proactive change catalyst, she empowers school leaders and educators to drive academic achievement and foster a collaborative culture of growth and excellence....

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 Solomon Gachanja Maina of Kenya for his outstanding contributions to SDG Goal 3: Good Health & Well-being. Mr. Maina is a dynamic Business Continuity Specialist with over 23 years of expertise in disaster preparedness, mitigation, response, and recovery. A certified ISO 22301 Senior Lead Implementer and Trainer, he has enhanced organizational resilience through collaboration with governments, NGOs, and private sector partners, ensuring that institutions are equipped to withstand crises and safeguard public health. He has served as Subject Matter Expert for Business Continuity at Qatar’s Prima...

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 Ranjeeta Priyadarshini of India for her outstanding contributions to SDG Goal 3: Good Health & Well-being and SDG Goal 5: Gender Equality. Ms. Priyadarshini, a passionate social activist from Odisha, is the founder of the global “Paid Period Leave” movement, a groundbreaking initiative advocating for workplace dignity and women’s rights. Inspired by personal experience, she has become a leading voice for menstrual equity and policy reform, ensuring that women’s health needs are recognized and respected in professional environments. A law student with PhD research background, she has addressed the...

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 Biswajit Saha of India for his outstanding contributions to SDG Goal 15: Life on Land. Mr. Saha, a dedicated wildlife conservationist and photographer from West Bengal, has devoted over 25 years to conservation and sustainable tourism. From humble beginnings, his passion for nature grew into a lifelong mission to protect biodiversity in the Dooars region, where he has worked tirelessly to reduce human-wildlife conflict and promote coexistence through community collaboration. Transitioning from tourism entrepreneur to conservationist, Mr. Saha has transformed his resorts into platforms for raising...

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. Nurul Afser of Bangladesh for his outstanding contributions to SDG Goals 7 (Affordable & Clean Energy), 8 (Decent Work & Economic Growth), 9 (Industry, Innovation & Infrastructure), 12 (Responsible Consumption & Production), and 13 (Climate Action). Mr. Afser is a prominent Bangladeshi entrepreneur with over 30 years of leadership in the electronics and home appliances industry. As Founder Director of Electro Mart Ltd and Trade International Industries Ltd, he leads businesses employing more than 3,000 professionals, driving innovation in sustainable manufacturing and advancing indus...

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 Mr. Milan Gurung of Nepal for his outstanding contributions to strengthening healthcare systems and advancing sustainable development. In addition to receiving the award, he also served as a speaker, sharing his expertise on the topic “Healthcare Professional with Diversified Administrative and Clinical Experience.” Mr. Gurung is a seasoned healthcare professional with over 30 years of diversified administrative and clinical experience. He has served as CEO, hospital administrator, consultant, and trainer, directing medical facilities and international NGOs with e...

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 Samriti Shelly of India for her outstanding contributions to SDG Goal 4: Quality Education. In addition to receiving the award, she also served as a panelist, sharing her insights on advancing inclusive and learner-centered education. Ms. Shelly currently serves as a Primary Teacher (PRT) at Kendriya Vidyalaya Kathmandu, located within the Embassy of India premises. A dedicated member of the Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan (KVS) system since 2009, she has contributed over 16 years of service to nurturing young learners through inclusive and holistic education. Her teaching philosophy emphasizes cultural ex...

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 Richa Shahaney of the United Arab Emirates for her outstanding contributions to SDG Goals 4 (Quality Education), 5 (Gender Equality), 9 (Industry, Innovation & Infrastructure), and 13 (Climate Action). Ms. Shahaney is the Founder & Chief Visionary Officer of Horizon Bridge Firm FZ LLC (UAE), a multi-platform advisory ecosystem dedicated to building future-ready leadership and institutions. With over 15 years of experience in enterprise digital, AI, and public-sector transformation, she has led large-scale programs globally, including landmark AI initiatives in the UAE that have set new benchmark...