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Munni Kewat

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    Munni Kewat

    Munni Kewat is a 35 year old woman. She lives in Mayadevi rural municipality, ward no.3, at Medarhawa She is a mother of two children (a daughter and a son). Her husband works as a laborer in daily wage . He is also involved in vegetable farming, selling green vegetable in the local market. Before the project was introduced in her village, Munni lived a very restricted life. She rarely interacted with others outside her family, covered her face with her sari, and felt shy and hesitant to speak with people in the community. "Even when her husband argue and beat her, she kept learning and growing. Today, she became strong woman shaping her own future."
    Real name:
    Munni Kewat

    Introduction to the Project

    At first, Munni heard about the project through a Female Community Health Volunteer when PNL activities began in her village. She attended three to four initial meetings and gradually became member of the group.

    However, her participation was not easy. When she returned home after attending meetings, her husband used to argue with her and sometimes beat her. Even so, Munni stayed strong and kept going to the meetings.

    Involvement in the Project 

    Munni joined the Danfe Self Help Group (SHG) at the beginning and started saving NPR 20 per month. After one year, the group increased the savings amount to NPR 50, and later to NPR

    100.Through the project, she received training on personal hygiene, environmental sanitation, and conflict management. Before 9 months the group decided to increased monthly savings NPR 100 to NPR 200. She also took a loan from the SHG to invest in agriculture and vegetable farming and they sells vegetable in the local market. From the profits of vegetable sales, Munni contributes to her children’s school fees, purchases seeds, continues her savings, and supports household expenses.

    PNL nepal

    PNL is a local nonprofit organization established in 2056 which is located in Butwal-9, Rupandehi. It main purpose are Rehabilitation Program for people with physical disability, Health care and Rehabilitation program for leprosy affected people and Empowerment for Transformation of Marginalized Community.

    Contact Details:
    Butwal, Tinkuna, Siddhartha Path,
    Rupandehi, Nepal

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