Mission
Providing real-world learning to young people across Nepal through service, skill-building, physical activity, and outdoor adventure, because the best education happens beyond the classroom.
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The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award Nepal helps young people aged 14–24 grow through service, skills, physical recreation and adventurous journeys.

About DoEIA Nepal
DoEIA Nepal is delivered by Saksham Yuwa Nepal as the National Award Operator. The Award supports young people to discover their potential through structured, non-formal learning outside the classroom.
Participants choose their own activities, set goals and are supported by trained Award Leaders and Award Centres across Nepal.
Mission · Vision · Goal
The Award gives young people a safe and flexible framework to find their purpose, passion and place in the world.
Providing real-world learning to young people across Nepal through service, skill-building, physical activity, and outdoor adventure, because the best education happens beyond the classroom.
A Nepal where every young person can discover who they are, grow in confidence, and step into the world ready to lead.
Building a nationwide network of Award Centres, passionate Leaders and community partners, so no young person is left out, whatever their background or ability.
Our Values
Open to young people aged 14–24 regardless of gender, background, ability or location.
Participants challenge themselves, set personal goals and grow at their own pace.
Young people choose activities that match their interests, strengths and future ambitions.
The Award builds service, leadership and responsibility through real contribution to communities.
The Award Framework
Develop practical, creative or personal skills through regular commitment.
Improve health, fitness and wellbeing through a chosen physical activity.
Give time to support people, communities and causes that matter.
Plan, train and complete a team journey that builds resilience and teamwork.
Gold participants complete a shared residential experience away from home to build independence and teamwork.
Bronze · Silver · Gold

14+ · Usually 6 months. The starting point for young people to build confidence through service, skills, physical recreation and an adventurous journey.
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15+ · Usually 12 months. A deeper challenge for participants ready to extend commitment, independence and leadership.
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16+ · Usually 18 months. The highest level of the Award, combining long-term personal challenge with community impact and leadership.
Learn more →Our Projects

A nationwide programme (2018–2021) that expanded access to the Award across Nepal, reaching over 8,000 young people through 21+ sub-projects focused on Access, Reach and Impact.
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A rehabilitation-focused initiative that supported 58 young people at Bal Sudhar Griha, Bhaktapur through mentoring, skill-building and Award activities from 2022 to 2024.
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A multi-year initiative that reached 227 young people across 11 children’s homes and residential care centres in Nepal, well beyond its original target.
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A three-year programme (2026–2029) bringing the Award to 12 community schools in Modi Rural Municipality and preparing 720 students for life, leadership and service.
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