Ashal Chhimeki Nepal-ACN (Good Neighbors Nepal-GNN) is a non-government   organization, established in 2002 at Kathmandu, Nepal with the aim of transforming the community for the sustainable development holistically. The major areas of interventions are Livelihood, Health, Gender Equality & Social Inclusion, Sanitation & WASH, Education, Network building and Partnerships, Emergency response, and Advocacy.

Nepal still remains one of the poorest countries in the world where 25% of the people are living on less than 100 Rupees (less than $1) a day. Hence, GNN seeks to work on supporting marginalized people in the overall community development. In addition to this, GNN also provides relief support during natural disasters such as the recent earthquake we faced in 2015. The projects are designed on need based principle outlined by the target group/community. GNN provides its technical, managerial and financial support under its direct planning, monitoring and supervision with the approval or agreement of the government of Nepal.

Currently, GNN is managing two community Mom Centers in Kailali and Bardiya Districts with Early Childhood Development- ECD program and public library facility. And also running Rural First Responder- RFR Training Program in Dhading, Kailali and Bardiya Districts partnership with Local government and Nepal Medics. GNN also has been operating Open Defecation Free (ODF) program as part of its advocacy and awareness component in Morang district from last year. Yet, the program is in the wrap up situation, GNN is coordinating with UNHabitat for the Post-ODF program for continuing advocacy and awareness establishment in that of community. Good Neighbors Nepal implemented the Livelihood Rehabilitation Program by the partnership of World Vision International (WVI) Nepal in phase I; has funded in Urban Agriculture and Economic Development for targeting to value chain promotion of the urban product along with wastage management in Kirtipur Municipality. Phase II- Integrated Nutrition and Resilience Livelihood Project (NLR) targeting 2500 marginalized women from most vulnerable family  in Kirtpur Municipality and Balaju, Kathmandu.