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Help educate and empower young people across Nepal to take meaningful climate action.
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NCH is a youth-led nonprofit bringing young people together to learn, connect, and take meaningful climate action in Nepal.
Our mission is to educate, connect, and empower youth in Nepal by providing timely information, practical guidance, resources, and networks to respond to the climate crisis individually and collectively.
Why be part of NCH?
Volunteering with NCH offers an opportunity to gain hands-on experience in a non-profit while working alongside a passionate young team dedicated to climate action in Nepal. This is your chance to grow personally, professionally, and socially, while making a real impact and long-lasting connections.
Build valuable skills
Gain hands-on experience in communications, tech, design, writing, and community building.
Expand network
Connect with passionate, like-minded peers, experts, advocates, and organizations.
Gain Exposure
Represent NCH at leading events.
Get recognized
Strengthen your official CV.
Team activities
Take part in learning sessions, fun events, hikes, and active meetups.
Volunteer with us
Excited to get involved? Check out open roles below.
No suitable roles? Email us at info@nepalclimatehub.org and tell us a bit about yourself and how you'd like to get involved.
Open roles
We are looking for purpose-driven individuals for the following roles.
Legal & Compliance Officer
1 opening 1 year 5 hours / week
Help ensure our nonprofit operates ethically, transparently, and in full compliance with Nepal's legal and regulatory environment.
What you’ll do
- Ensure compliance with Company Act (OCR) and SWC regulations, including registrations, filings, and reporting.
- Manage and maintain a dual compliance calendar (OCR filings, SWC reporting, donor requirements).
- Draft, review, and manage agreements (MoUs, partnerships, contracts).
- Lead and support the Annual General Meeting (AGM), including documentation, board coordination, and regulatory compliance.
- Support audit processes by organizing documentation and coordinating with auditors (financial + compliance aspects).
- Develop and maintain key organizational policies (governance, finance, HR, data/privacy, conflict of interest).
- Ensure compliance with donor requirements and project approvals (via SWC where applicable).
- Advise the team on legal risks, governance practices, and ethical decision-making.
- Strengthen transparency and accountability across programs, partnerships, and operations.
What we’re looking for
- Background in law, compliance, public policy, or a related field.
- Previous experience in legal/compliance roles is preferred, especially in NGOs, nonprofit structures.
- Understanding of Nepal's Company Act and SWC regulations.
- Familiarity with donor compliance and audit processes is a plus.
- Strong organizational, documentation, and policy-writing skills.
- Ability to simplify legal concepts for non-legal team members.
- Proactive, detail-oriented, and trustworthy.
- Interest in climate, youth, or social impact.
- Bonus: experience working with INGOs, grants, or multi-stakeholder partnerships.
Climate Communicator (Writer)
2 openings 6 months 7 hours / week
Help make climate change understandable, relatable, and engaging for youth and the wider public by translating complex ideas into clear, accessible content, so we can educate, inspire, and empower meaningful climate action.
What you’ll do
- Write clear, engaging, and easy-to-understand content on climate topics for diverse audiences.
- Break down complex concepts such as climate justice, loss and damage, climate finance, mitigation, and adaptation into relatable narratives.
- Create content that highlights local and global climate issues, including the perspectives of indigenous and vulnerable communities.
- Develop blogs, articles, social media posts, and educational materials aligned with Nepal Climate Hub's mission.
- Research climate topics and ensure accuracy while keeping content simple and impactful.
- Collaborate with the team to align content with campaigns, programs, and outreach activities.
- Use storytelling techniques to connect climate issues with everyday life and youth experiences.
- Continuously experiment with formats and styles to improve engagement and reach.
What we’re looking for
- Strong writing and storytelling skills with the ability to simplify complex ideas.
- Interest in climate change, sustainability, and social impact.
- Ability to communicate in a clear, engaging, and audience-friendly tone.
- Basic research skills and attention to accuracy and credibility.
- Creative mindset with the ability to connect global climate issues to local contexts.
- Self-motivated, consistent, and open to feedback.
- Experience in content writing, blogging, or communication is a plus (but not required).
- Bonus: experience or strong interest in climate advocacy, campaigning, social media engagement, or working with youth-focused initiatives.
Indigenous Climate Storyteller
1 opening 6 months 5 hours / week
Help center indigenous voices in climate conversations by documenting, sharing, and amplifying the knowledge, lived experiences, and stories of indigenous communities.
What you’ll do
- Document and share stories, knowledge systems, and lived experiences of indigenous communities in relation to climate change.
- Highlight key issues such as traditional ecological knowledge, climate impacts, resilience, and adaptation practices.
- Write and develop content (articles, narratives, profiles, campaigns) that authentically represent indigenous voices.
- Work closely with the design and social media team to transform stories into engaging, impactful content formats.
- Build relationships and coordinate with indigenous communities to ensure ethical, respectful, and accurate storytelling.
- Ensure stories are shared in a way that empowers communities and avoids misrepresentation or exploitation.
- Contribute to campaigns and initiatives that amplify indigenous perspectives in climate discourse.
What we’re looking for
- Strong interest or lived connection to indigenous communities and their knowledge systems.
- Candidates from indigenous communities are strongly preferred to ensure authenticity and lived perspective.
- Experience or interest in storytelling, writing, documentation, or community engagement.
- Understanding of climate change issues, especially how they impact indigenous communities.
- Ability to communicate stories with sensitivity, respect, and cultural awareness.
- Strong collaboration skills to work with design and social media teams.
- Self-driven, empathetic, and committed to ethical storytelling.
- Bonus: prior experience in advocacy, community work, storytelling, or writing related to indigenous rights, climate justice, or social impact.
Climate Justice Advocate
1 opening long term 5 hours / week
Help advance climate justice by advocating for equitable, inclusive, and Global South-centered action. You will amplify Nepal's voice in global conversations and bridge the gap between local realities and international youth climate movements.
What you’ll do
- Lead and contribute to climate justice advocacy efforts at Nepal Climate Hub.
- Advocate for climate issues from Nepal and Global South perspectives in local and international spaces.
- Engage and coordinate with youth activists and organizations from the Global North for events, dialogues, and collaborative initiatives.
- Represent Nepal Climate Hub in events, panels, workshops, and discussions as a speaker or facilitator.
- Contribute to planning and leading campaigns, discussions, and initiatives focused on climate justice, equity, and loss & damage.
- Write articles, opinion pieces, and content that highlight climate justice issues and perspectives.
- Collaborate with the communications and social media team to amplify advocacy messages and campaigns.
- Support internal learning by sharing knowledge, insights, and experiences with the team.
What we’re looking for
- At least 2 years of experience in climate advocacy, preferably within youth-led organizations.
- Proven experience in leading, speaking at, or actively participating in climate-related events, forums, or campaigns.
- Strong understanding of climate justice issues, especially from Global South and Nepal perspectives.
- Ability to communicate complex issues clearly and confidently in both written and spoken formats.
- Experience working or engaging with diverse, international youth communities is a plus.
- Strong collaboration and coordination skills.
- Self-motivated, proactive, and passionate about climate justice and youth engagement.
- Bonus: experience in organizing campaigns, working with global networks, or contributing to policy discussions related to climate justice, loss & damage, or climate finance.
SEO Strategist
1 opening 3 months 5 hours / week
Help position Nepal Climate Hub as the go-to digital platform for climate information in Nepal by optimizing our content, platforms, and initiatives for search visibility, so anyone searching for climate topics, events, or resources finds us first.
What you’ll do
- Develop and implement SEO strategies to improve the visibility of Nepal Climate Hub across search engines.
- Conduct keyword research related to climate change topics in Nepal (e.g., climate events, climate blogs, youth initiatives).
- Optimize website content, blogs, and directories (such as event listings) for search engines.
- Work with content, design, and tech teams to ensure SEO best practices are integrated across all platforms.
- Improve on-page SEO (titles, meta descriptions, headings, internal linking, etc.).
- Identify opportunities to rank for high-impact search queries related to climate in Nepal.
- Track and analyze performance using tools (Google Analytics, Search Console, etc.) and refine strategies accordingly.
- Support the creation of SEO-friendly content that aligns with user search intent.
- Ensure all major initiatives (events, blogs, resources) are structured and optimized to rank on Google.
What we’re looking for
- Experience in SEO, or content strategy. You know what you do.
- Understanding of how search engines work and how content ranks.
- Ability to conduct keyword research and apply insights to content.
- Familiarity with tools like Google Analytics, Search Console, or similar.
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
- Ability to collaborate with writers, designers, and developers.
- Self-driven, detail-oriented, and curious about improving digital reach and impact.
- Purpose-driven with a passion for youth-led initiatives and social impact.
Climate Content Associate
1 opening 6 months 5 hours / week
Help keep Nepal Climate Hub updated, relevant, and valuable by sourcing, organizing, and publishing climate-related information. You will make our platform a trusted, go-to resource for events, opportunities, news, and learning materials in Nepal.
What you’ll do
- Continuously research and collect information on climate-related events (conferences, webinars), opportunities (jobs, internships, fellowships, training), news, and resources.
- Update and manage the platform through the CMS, ensuring all listings are accurate, timely, and well-structured.
- Write clear, concise, and engaging descriptions for events, opportunities, and resources.
- Ensure content is categorized, tagged, and organized for easy discovery by users.
- Collaborate with the SEO and communications team to improve visibility and reach of listings.
- Maintain consistency and quality across all published content.
- Identify gaps in available information and proactively source new content.
- Ensure outdated information is removed or updated regularly.
What we’re looking for
- Basic familiarity with the climate change and climate space of Nepal.
- Strong research and information-gathering skills.
- Good writing ability with clarity and attention to detail.
- Ability to summarize and present information in a simple, structured way.
- Willingness to learn our CMS platform as it is used to update content.
- Organized, consistent, and reliable in maintaining content updates.
- Interest in climate change, opportunities, and community-building.
- Self-motivated and proactive in finding and updating relevant information.
- Bachelors students from environmental science or forestry are priority.
Video Editor
1 opening 6 months 5 hours / week
Help bring Nepal Climate Hub's stories, ideas, and impact to life through engaging and visually compelling videos, so climate knowledge becomes more accessible, relatable, and shareable for young people across Nepal.
What you’ll do
- Create engaging short-form content such as reels, shorts, and bite-sized explainer videos for social media platforms.
- Edit longer-form videos including interviews, storytelling pieces, and educational content.
- Collaborate closely with the storytelling, writing, and digital community teams to translate ideas into impactful visual narratives.
- Add motion graphics, subtitles, transitions, and basic animations to enhance video quality and clarity.
- Ensure videos align with Nepal Climate Hub's brand voice, tone, and mission.
- Optimize videos for different platforms (Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, etc.) and audience engagement.
- Manage video assets, organize files, and maintain a smooth editing workflow.
- Continuously explore creative trends and formats to improve content performance and reach.
- Incorporate feedback from the team and iterate quickly to improve outputs.
What we’re looking for
- Experience in video editing (through projects, internships, freelance work, or personal portfolio).
- Proficiency in tools like Adobe Premiere Pro, After Effects, CapCut, DaVinci Resolve, or similar.
- Ability to create engaging reels, explainer videos, and basic animated content.
- Strong sense of storytelling, pacing, and visual communication.
- Understanding of social media trends and what makes content engaging.
- Ability to work collaboratively with cross-functional teams.
- Highly motivated, curious, and eager to learn and experiment with new formats.
- Good attention to detail and ability to meet deadlines consistently.
- Purpose-driven with an interest in climate change, youth engagement, and social impact.
Graphic Designer
1 opening 6 months 5 hours / week
Help shape the visual identity of Nepal Climate Hub across digital platforms by creating compelling and meaningful graphics, so our stories, ideas, and climate messages resonate with and engage young audiences.
What you’ll do
- Design high-quality social media graphics (posts, carousels, stories, banners) aligned with Nepal Climate Hub's brand.
- Translate ideas, scripts, and content from the storytelling team into visually engaging designs.
- Collaborate closely with the storytelling and digital community teams to ensure visuals support engagement and communication goals.
- Create visuals that effectively communicate complex climate topics in a simple and appealing way.
- Maintain consistency in branding, typography, colors, and overall visual style.
- Adapt designs for different platforms (Instagram, LinkedIn, etc.) and optimize for performance.
- Continuously experiment with new formats, styles, and trends to improve reach and engagement.
- Incorporate feedback and iterate designs quickly based on performance and team input.
- Organize design files and maintain a structured workflow.
What we’re looking for
- Experience in graphic design (through projects, portfolio, freelance work, or internships).
- Proficiency in tools like Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, Canva, Figma, or similar.
- Strong ability to connect storytelling with visuals and communicate ideas effectively through design.
- Understanding of what works on social media and how to design for engagement.
- Good sense of layout, typography, color, and visual hierarchy.
- Ability to collaborate with content and community teams.
- Self-driven, detail-oriented, and open to feedback and iteration.
- Curious and willing to explore new design trends and formats.
- Purpose-driven with an interest in climate communication and youth-led initiatives.
UI/UX Designer (Web Accessibility)
1 opening 3 months 5 hours / week
Help ensure Nepal Climate Hub is accessible and inclusive for all users including people with disabilities by improving usability, readability, and navigation across our platform, so everyone can easily access climate information and resources.
What you’ll do
- Research user needs and accessibility challenges across different user groups (visual, auditory, cognitive, and motor impairments).
- Design and prototype improved website interfaces that enhance accessibility and usability.
- Ensure proper color contrast, readable typography, and scalable text for better readability.
- Create clear, consistent, and intuitive navigation that works for all users, including keyboard-only navigation.
- Collaborate with design, content, and tech teams to integrate accessibility into all user experiences.
- Align designs with accessibility standards (e.g., WCAG guidelines).
- Conduct basic usability and accessibility testing and iterate designs based on feedback.
- Advocate for inclusive design practices across the organization.
What we’re looking for
- Experience in UI/UX design (through projects, portfolio, or practical work).
- Basic understanding of web accessibility principles and standards (e.g., WCAG).
- Ability to design user-friendly, inclusive, and intuitive interfaces.
- Familiarity with tools like Figma, Adobe XD, or similar.
- Understanding of usability, user flows, and interaction design.
- Awareness of accessibility considerations like contrast, typography, and navigation.
- Ability to collaborate with designers, developers, and content teams.
- Attention to detail and a user-first mindset.
- Curious, empathetic, and motivated to create inclusive digital experiences.
- Purpose-driven with an interest in social impact and equitable access to information.
Content Creator
1 opening 6 months 5 hours / week
Help bring Nepal Climate Hub's voice to life by creating engaging on-camera content, so climate topics become relatable, human, and easy to understand for young audiences across Nepal.
What you’ll do
- Create engaging on-camera videos such as reels, short explainers, interviews, and storytelling content.
- Present climate topics in a clear, relatable, and engaging way for digital audiences.
- Collaborate closely with the storytelling, writing, and digital community team to turn ideas into compelling video content.
- Follow scripts or key talking points and adapt them naturally for on-camera delivery.
- Participate in brainstorming content ideas and formats that resonate with youth audiences.
- Work with the video editor and design team to ensure content is visually engaging and aligned with the brand.
- Stay updated with social media trends and experiment with new formats and styles.
- Record videos with good basic quality (framing, lighting, and audio).
- Incorporate feedback and continuously improve presentation style and delivery.
What we’re looking for
- Confidence and comfort speaking in front of a camera.
- Strong communication and storytelling skills.
- Ability to simplify complex topics into engaging and easy-to-understand content.
- A natural, authentic, and engaging on-camera presence.
- Understanding of social media content trends and audience behavior.
- Willingness to learn, experiment, and improve continuously.
- Ability to collaborate with creative and content teams.
- Basic understanding of video recording setup (phone/camera, lighting, audio) is a plus.
- Passion for climate issues, youth engagement, and social impact.
- Bachelors students from environmental science or forestry are priority.
Your Application Journey
Joining our team is more than just volunteering — you will become part of a purpose-driven team whose members show up for each other as much as for NCH's mission. We carefully select individuals who are collaborative, reliable, and deeply motivated to create impact.
01
Apply online
Submit your application and tell us about your interests, skills, and motivations.
02
Profile screening
We review your background, commitment, and alignment with our mission and values.
03
Screening call
A short conversation to get to know you, your goals, and how you communicate.
04
Assessment
A short, practical task related to the role to understand your approach and creativity.
05
Virtual interview
A deeper discussion with our team to explore fit, expectations, and working style.
06
Onboarding
Congrats — you made it! Your onboarding to our team begins.
Meet our Volunteers
Our volunteers come from diverse backgrounds, united by a shared commitment to climate action in Nepal.
Nischal Raj is a Youth Representative at the World Food Forum, and a Global Youth Ambassador at Theirworld. He also serves as a Plastic Free NextGen Fellow and has been recognized as a South Asian Climate Justice Fellow and Resilient Youth Network Fellow. His work focuses on climate-smart agriculture, food security, and policy advocacy, with passions for sustainability, climate resilience, organic farming, and community empowerment.
Biswas is a civil engineering graduate and climate researcher from Nepal, interested in hydrology, urban flooding, and climate extremes. He enjoys turning complex scientific studies into clear, engaging stories that connect climate science with real-world impacts.
Milan is a UX/UI Designer with over three years of experience, focused on marketing materials and improving web experiences for people and businesses. He has worked across EdTech, FinTech, PropTech, HealthTech, and Productivity, aiming to help people through design. Milan holds an undergraduate degree in BICT and is passionate about anything that keeps him inspired and excited.
Hikmat is a USYC 2025 member and computer science graduate passionate about technology, climate solutions, and data-driven innovation. He began his climate journey in Surkhet, later representing Nepal at the COP29 Simulation in Egypt. In 2024, he was a Climate Change AI Fellow and now serves as VP of Nepal Climate Hub, driving youth engagement and action.
Alisha is a recent forestry graduate, WWF scholar, and 2025 EU Youth Sounding Board member. For the past three years, she has advocated for climate justice through groups like Digo Bikas Institute and NYCA Hetauda. Beyond climate advocacy, she is passionate about wildlife and conservation, and is committed to raising awareness and driving positive change.
Avash Ghimire is a software engineer passionate about all things tech. He turns caffeine into code and ideas into reality, always chasing the next big challenge. His ability to collaborate with multidisciplinary teams makes him a valuable asset to any team. He also writes blogs occasionally… when he's not busy procrastinating.
Yunika Shakya is a UI/UX Designer at Vrit Technologies, specializing in user experience design and collaborative, user-centered solutions. A 2024 graduate in Computer Science and Information Technology from Prime College, she also mentors aspiring designers at SkillShikshya. Yunika blends technical expertise with a passion for growth, creativity, and innovation in the design field.