Green Growth Capacity Development Programme

Posted On August 25, 2026

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The Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) in Kathmandu supported the conduct of orientation and capacity-building programs to integrate low-carbon, climate-resilient, and inclusive economic policies across federal, provincial, and local levels. These sessions align national development targets with the Sustainable Development Goals and Nepal’s Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs).

Key Focus Areas

  • Policy Alignment: Integrating green economy principles into sectoral planning and budgeting.
  • Capacity Building: Training government officials, local stakeholders, and technicians on sustainable practices.
  • Green Investment: Identifying bankable projects in electric mobility, climate-smart agriculture, and green finance

The GGGI Green Growth Orientation in Nepal, funded by the Center for International Development and Training (CIDT), strengthens the capacity of provincial and local government officials through four core training modules:

The 4 Core Modules

  • Module 1: Green Growth Concepts
    • Explains green economy foundations and aligns them with Nepal’s national NDC targets.
  • Module 2: Sustainable Infrastructure
    • Focuses on climate-resilient urban planning, clean energy, and circular waste management.
  • Module 3: Climate-Smart Agriculture
    • Introduces climate adaptation strategies and sustainable farming techniques for local communities.
  • Module 4: Green Finance
    • Trains officials on budgeting, climate finance sourcing, and designing bankable green projects.

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