February 9, 2010 - 4:07 am
"Where the vision is one year, cultivate flowers. Where the vision is ten years, cultivate trees. Where the vision is eternity, cultivate society!"
- Oriental saying -

The Founders

Chairperson and founding member of THIS, is the first Nyinba women from Humla to get higher education in Kathmandu. She has over 10 years of health work experience (including reproductive health) in Humla district. She has been a successful manager in the development field and a role model for the community people.

(DB Lama), treasurer and co-founding member of THIS is the second Humli to receive the scholarship from Budhanilkantha School, Kathmandu at the age of 9. Mr. Lama has coordinated several projects for more than 15 years (from building health posts to Micro hydro power to trekking with groups of tourists in order to see the area and the projects) in Humla. D. B. has traveled the whole Karnali zone extensively and is experienced with the problems of the area.

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Welcome to The Himalayan Innovative Society!

The Himalayan Innovative Society (THIS) envisions a society where people make informed choices based on an understanding of how their social and physical environment affects their lives.

THIS’ mission is to facilitate a "bottom-up" process with full participation of the local people in order to bring about balanced social reform.

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Trekkers, Mt. Saipal in background, 2003