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We welcome you to some news about CEPP and its managing director Teeka Bhattarai… in Belgium!
There is a long tradition of exchange between CEPP and its Belgian supporters since the Nepalese non profit organisation came about in 2008. More than 100 students from University Colleges in Flanders such as Artevelde Hogeschool Gent, Luca School of Arts Gent, Odisee Hogeschool Brussels, the Architecture Department of Leuven University, Erasmus Hogeschool Brussels… have worked as interns in the schools that CEPP supports in the field, have lived through life-changing, enriching experiences and have encouraged teachers on the other side of the world.
In the autumn of 2025, I visited the six villages and schools of Haku again.
This time, I took Ngawa Tamang, who comes from Thulo Haku, with me, as well as Shilshila, one of our first employees.
It had been exactly ten years since we started the projects in the Haku villages. Shortly afterwards, we went to Haku together.
This time, Sarvani, Shilshila's eight-year-old daughter, was allowed to come along. It was her first time in the mountains and her expectations were very high...
The dream, the plan of the CEPP team in the Haku villages and Gatlang!
Catalan cellist Pablo Casals said it: ‘A child must know that he is a miracle, that since the beginning of the world there has been no other child like him and that until the end of the world there will be no other child like him.’ And of course that applies to girls too....
Photo 1: the inauguration sign
In June, the time had finally come: the official inauguration of Kalidevi School in Chaap, Makwanpur District. The mayor cut the ribbon, unveiled the plaque listing all collaborators and officially handed over the building.
We have been working together for 10 years now with the Nepalese ngo CEPP (Centre for Educational Policies and Practices). CEPP wants to improve public primary education, especially in remote areas in the south, where the alluvial plains start to give way to the mountains: Inner Terai. They want to empower teachers, parents and students alike.
