Kathmandu, Nepal – February 20, 2024 – Solve Nepal, a non-profit organization, hosted a successful Knowledge Sharing Program (KSP) on Tuesday, February 20, 2024, in Newbaneshwor, Kathmandu. This program aimed to equip students with the latest advancements in agricultural technology and gather valuable feedback on their innovative platform, NepaliKrishi.com, and its accompanying mobile application, Nepalikrishi.
Over 50 participants from four different colleges – HICAST (Himalayan College of Agricultural Sciences and Technology/हिमालयन कलेज अफ एग्रिकल्चरल साइन्सेज एण्ड टेक्नोलोजी ) College, Swastik College, Madan Ashrit Memorial Polytechnic Institute, and Nepal Mega College – actively participated in the program. The breakdown of participants is as follows:
- HICAST College: 22 students (13 girls, 9 boys)
- Swastik College: 10 students (5 girls, 5 boys)
- Madan Ashrit Memorial Polytechnic Institute: 10 students (6 girls, 4 boys)
- Nepal Mega College: 5 students (2 girls, 3 boys)
- Other colleges: 3 participants
Elevating Agricultural Practices through Technology:
The program commenced with the introduction of Solve Nepal’s mission and ongoing initiatives by Mr. Amit Gautam. This was followed by a presentation by Er. Naresh Pokharel on NepaliKrishi.com and the Nepalikrishi app. He delved into the program’s aim to bridge the gap between traditional and technology-driven agricultural practices.
Exploring the Framework of NepaliKrishi:
More than just presenting the platform, the program offered a unique opportunity for students to experience the website and app firsthand. An interactive exhibition showcased the framework of both platforms, allowing attendees to navigate their features and understand their functionalities.
Gathering Valuable Feedback and Shaping the Future:
A core focus of the KSP was to gather constructive feedback from the student participants. Through interactive sessions and open discussions, Solve Nepal aimed to gain valuable insights on how to improve the user experience and functionalities of both the website and the app. These suggestions will be instrumental in shaping the future development of the platform and ensuring it effectively meets the needs of the Nepali agricultural community.
The program concluded with Mr. Mohan Gautam, Project Head, handing out certificates of participation and Mrs. Sabin Ghyawali and Mr. Subash Ghimire distributing transportation fare to the students. The event was held under the leadership of Mr. Shushil Khanal, President of Solve Nepal.
This Knowledge Sharing Program served as a testament to Solve Nepal’s commitment to empowering future generations of agriculturalists. By fostering engagement with the latest technologies and actively seeking feedback, Solve Nepal is paving the way for a more informed and innovative agricultural future in Nepal.
