About

The Swiss-Nepalese Society (SNS) is a non-political, non-profit organisation based in Switzerland.

Swiss aid workers who returned home after years of active work in Nepal founded SNS in 1971. Since then, a large number of people and institutions have joined SNS, which has about 340 members at present. Our members are motivated by a common interest in the social, political, cultural and economical development of Nepal and its friendly people.

Our goals

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  • To provide a platform for Nepalese and friends of Nepal in Switzerland;
  • To furnish up-to-date information about Nepal;
  • To support projects to help disadvantaged people in Nepal; and
  • To cooperate with organizations pursuing similar goals.

Our activities in Switzerland

  • Publication of the newsletter “Namaskar” three times a year;
  • Organization of events to promote Nepalese culture in Switzerland;
  • Procurement of funds for realization of projects in Nepal;
  • Maintenance of a collection of cultural objects from Nepal at the Ethnological Museum in Zürich; and
  • Maintenance of a collection of books on Nepal at the Central Library in Zürich.

Our projects in Nepal

We support suitable projects in Nepal, especially those proposed by Nepalese on their own initiative.

Board Members

Meet the dedicated team behind the Swiss-Nepalese Society

Annemarie Spahr

Honorary Board Member

Kamal Bhatta

Projects

Markus Ruckstuhl

President