Our mission
Mobilize trained local volunteers when every minute matters.
We recruit, train, certify and coordinate skilled volunteers to support immediate rescue and relief in disaster-affected communities across Nepal.
About Crisis Connect Nepal
A trained local response network, connected nationally.
We are a nonprofit organization preparing a verified network of disaster-trained volunteers to support immediate rescue and relief throughout Nepal.
Our vision
A prepared Nepal where verified help can move without delay.
We envision a nationally connected response network where geography does not leave communities isolated during crisis.
The need
The first hour cannot depend on improvisation.
Floods, landslides, earthquakes and fires demand immediate local action. Response slows when trained volunteers remain scattered across disconnected systems.
Crisis Connect Nepal is being built to connect public reports, severity triage, certified volunteers, field leadership and live incident tracking—while coordinating with public authorities and response partners.
Local action
Certified volunteers and ground spotters respond within defined protocols.
Verified coordination
Skills, locations and incident status are organized through one system.
Clear boundaries
No armed rescue, permanent rebuilding, medical commerce or political advocacy.
CCN Strength
What makes Crisis Connect Nepal formidable on the ground.
Our strength is rooted in grassroots decentralization, rigorous volunteer certifications, and a technology-backed incident command system.
Decentralized 77-District Reach
Local volunteer squads in every province and terrain—from high-altitude Himalayan trails to low-lying Terai floodplains.
<30 Min First Dispatch Target
Pre-authorized golden hour mobilization for D1–D3 local disasters before regional and national assets can physically arrive.
Certified First Responders
Volunteers certified in standard CPR, trauma care, hemorrhage control, rope safety, and mass-casualty triage tagging.
Tech-Enabled Verification Hub
Integrated incident intake that eliminates rumor noise, deduplicates emergency reports, and delivers real-time situational maps.
5 Dedicated Standing Committees
Specialized directorates for technology, training, financial audit, fundraising, and public authority alliances.
Strict Neutrality & Transparency
Accountable 21-member General Assembly, public audits, and zero political, commercial, or armed intervention.
Our organization & board
Responsibility is designed into the structure.
A 21-member General Assembly holds the organization’s voting authority and elects a seven-member Board of Directors.
Board of Directors / 7 members
Governance and executive leadership
President — organizational and Board leadership
Chief Executive — day-to-day administration
Five Directors — each chairs a standing committee
Elected by the General Assembly
Advisory Committee / 5–7 members
Independent expert guidance
A non-executive, non-voting body advising on disaster policy, emergency medicine, technology, legal governance and partnerships.
Standing committees
Five focused units of responsibility.
Each committee is chaired by a Board Director and supported by two to three General Assembly members.
01
Technology & Systems
Oversees the volunteer registry, certification records, disaster monitoring, data security and automated alerts.
02
Fundraising & Resource Mobilization
Builds institutional partnerships and secures the resources required for preparedness and emergency work.
03
Financial Oversight & Legal Compliance
Guides budgeting, audit, accountable financial management and legal compliance.
04
Training & Volunteer Development
Sets standards for first response, search and rescue, first aid and volunteer certification.
05
Strategic Alliances & Public Relations
Coordinates relationships with public authorities, response partners, communities and the media.
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