Sapana Village Social Impact (SVSI) has launched the Comprehensive Community Development Programme project to empower 1,289 families, primarily from the Chepang community, through sustainable development initiatives. The project operates in Siddhi (Kalika 10 and 11) and Kaule (Ichchhakamana-1), located in Nepal’s Chitwan District, and will benefit a total of 7,411 people across 13 villages. In collaboration with local health posts, schools, government bodies, and youth leaders, this three-year project focuses on building community resilience by improving healthcare, sanitation, food security, and income-generating opportunities.

This is a project related to watershed management in the Chitwan and Kaski districts of Nepal. The project has three National implementation partners, Sapana Village Social Impact (SVSI), Kanchan Nepal (KN), and Local Initiative for Biodiversity, Research, & Development (Li-Bird). The International implementation partner is the International Rainwater Harvesting Alliance (IRHA), Switzerland. The major supporting funding partners are Federation Genevoise De Co-operation and Swissloss, with other supporting agencies, Services Industriels Geneve (SIG) and L’ettet Papillon.

Sapana Village Social Impact (SVSI) is an organization that provides affordable and sustainable homes for homeless individuals or those living in inadequate housing. SVSI works with local government and direct stakeholders to construct houses designed to meet the specific needs of homeless populations. By providing homes for the homeless, SVSI aims to promote stability, security, and improved living conditions for vulnerable communities, such as the Musahar, Dalit, and Chepang communities in Nepal. The houses have had a positive impact on the overall health, education, economic stability, and sense of community of the people living there. SVSI plans to construct at least 15 houses per year in Chitwan and across Nepal in the future.

Planting for Life is a project, initiated in June 2023, which focuses on planting trees in the bare land along the Budhi-Rapti River near Sapana Village in Baghmara, Ratnanagar-8, Chitwan. This initiative aims to address the dual challenge of environmental conservation and sustainable income generation for socio-economically marginalized families living in the flood-prone region. With the involvement of local government, the project is committed to preserving the environment while empowering local communities.

The major supporting funding partners of Planting for Life project are Wilde Ganzen and Riksja Travel.

Sapana Village Social Impact has been working for the quality education since its start. We have supported with quantitative as well as qualitative inputs for the betterment of the school and quality education for children. This project is mainly about infrastructure development of schools in Ichchhakamana, Chitwan. Ichchhakamana Rural Municipality is located in the mid-hills of Mahabharat range and has potential for tourism due to its natural resources such as cable cars, rafting, historic caves, highest peak, longest waterfall, and a temple. However, the physical development index is weak, and education, health, hygiene, and sanitation conditions are poor, with the majority of Chepang, Gurung, and Magar ethnic groups residing in the area.

Sapana Village Social Impact has been working for promoting quality education for the most marginalized community children. We have built school buildings, computer labs, and library, provided stationary to students, provided scholarships and installed ECA materials in different schools. After doing so many things to improve the quality of education we came to realize that major reason for drop out and less attendance in schools in the rural areas is due to lack of food in their home. So, SVSI started lunch at school programs in 5 different schools of Ratnanagar Municipality and Ichchhakamana Rural Municipality in Chitwan Nepal in collaboration with the local government.

Consumer Awareness and Financial Empowerment (CAFE Initiative) training is intended to promote financial literacy among mother groups to enhance and empower their financial capabilities, leading to improved economic conditions and financial independence. This training is intended to promote financial literacy among mother groups to enhance and empower their financial capabilities, leading to improved economic conditions and financial independence. The objective of the CAFE Initiative is to improve the well-being of low-income individuals by enhancing their financial capabilities and self-confidence in selecting and using financial services that cater to their needs.

The 'Every venture begins with a Dream' project area is located in the north part of the Chitwan district in Nepal. It covers wards 1, 2, 3, and 4 of the former VDC Kaule, now coinciding with ward no. 1 of the municipality of Ichchhakamana. This area is considered to be vulnerable in terms of livelihood, health, and access. The educational infrastructure consists of eight small primary schools and one institution for nursery, primary, and secondary education, with a total of 366 children attending at present. Malnutrition is the main health problem in the area, and poverty is prevalent, with 62 percent of households having an income of less than € 1,00 per day. Agricultural and animal husbandry products are mostly consumed by the family, and social problems like alcoholism, child marriages, bigamy, and gambling are present.

One Step in the Development of Siddhi by preserving Nature was launched in Siddhi VDC of Chitwan District. Geographically, it lies in the middle hills of Nepal. People living in this area are Chepangs. They are the most marginalized ethnic group of people who used to live in cave and do hunting for food. They are among the most susceptible and marginalized groups, with limited economic, social, and political opportunities. Chepang communities in Siddhi living in deplorable conditions, with inadequate sanitation and infrastructure. These communities are torment by social disgrace, low illiteracy, child marriage, alcoholism, gambling and poverty. Their complexities stem from firmly rooted social issues that have persisted for generations.

Sapana Design is a Women Skill Development Project located in R.N.P-8, Baghmara next to Sapana Village Lodge. It was initiated with a dream to empower women socially & financially and promote extincting Tharu Culture. The women are trained to make handmade textile products that represent hundreds of stories and reflect Tharu tradition. Women who are single mothers, from marginalized community and pro-poor family, are our major target. 25 women who worked for us come from a poor background, without any education.  We collaborate with the local government for the selection of the beneficiaries that means a letter of recommendation is compulsory mentioning if she fits in our criteria of selection.