Capacity Building
WoNEE empowers women to develop managerial & technical skill in energy Sector.
Policy Advocacy & Lobby
Lobby & advicacy & crucial of gender & to ensure the women participation at planning process frm local to national level
Awareness Campaign
WoNEE conducts workshop, training & awareness to contribute equitable access to modern, reliable & affordable energy.
Research & Study
WoNEE Conducts the research and study in gender related issue due to the effect of climate change in Nepal & involcement & positions of women in energy session.
About WoNEE
Women Network for Energy and Environment (WoNEE) is a national network of passionate women willing to contribute to the ground level of the society in the energy and environment sector throughout Nepal. WoNEE was working as women wing of Nepal Energy Foundation (NEF) since 2015. Registered as an autonomous non-profit organization under Government of Nepal in 2018, engaging women to strengthen their involvement in the energy and environment sector is the principal motto of WoNEE.
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Interaction on Green Climate Fund and Gender issues in Nepal
2018-03-01
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Awareness programme on “Renewable Energy Subsidy Policy and Electrical Safety”
2018-04-29
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Micro Hydropower Development Association Nepal
National Association of Rural Municipality Nepal
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