
Nepal 2027
All our projects are focused on the Shree Mahadevshwori Basic School in the village of Babare.
Every mission we carry out is an encounter, an emotion, a hope that we want to share as widely as possible.
The village of Babare is in Dolakha district, in eastern Nepal, a mountainous region that is still underdeveloped. This rural village, nestled in the foothills of the Himalayas, is mainly home to a community from the local ethnic group: the Thami.

Learn Together
Learn Together is the What's Life Project programme dedicated to access to education and better learning conditions for children in Nepal. It aims to meet the essential needs identified in the field, acting concretely and sustainably with schools and local communities.
- Providing school supplies, so that children can attend school in better conditions and to reduce inequalities in access to learning materials.
- Improving school facilities, including renovating and fitting out classrooms, to provide a safer, healthier learning environment that is better suited to education.

Move To Learn
Move To Learn reflects What's Life Project's aim to make sport a lasting driver of education, inclusion and transmission.
The programme aims to create sports classes for children, using movement as an essential tool for learning and personal growth. Activities are designed to be fun and accessible, with play, enjoyment and teamwork at their heart.
Beyond sport itself, Move To Learn aims to pass on core values such as respect, mutual support and self-confidence.

Build to Learn
Build to Learn is our infrastructure project at the Babare school. To complete our work at the school for the long term, two classrooms still need to be renovated. These rooms, identified during our last mission, require more substantial work, both structural and functional.
The 2027 project includes working with a site manager to establish a precise assessment, a reliable budget and a realistic schedule, in close collaboration with the local teams.
This project marks the final stage of the complete renovation of the Babare primary school.










