Society Development Communication , Nepal (SODEC – Nepal) is a non-governmental organization registered at District Administration Office in Kathmandu and is affiliated with Social Welfare Council since 2010.
The organization was founded by a group of mass communication professionals with the goal to exercise the influence of communications media for better access to information, education and knowledge and act as a stimulant for development.
The premise for SODEC-Nepal's involvement in development communication is based on the concept of multiplicity; democratization and participation at all levels by stressing the cultural and political identities of the local communities.
With strong assertion that "one is no longer attempting to create a need for the information one is disseminating, but one is rather disseminating information for which there is a need", SODEC-Nepal produces and disseminates media that promotes good governance and accountability.
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SODEC-Nepal has been covering the issues of governance and accountability since its inception through collaborations as partners as well as media support with various organizations.
Learn MoreWith communication and media as the strong forte of SODEC-Nepal, Media Advocacy has been the strongest suit.
Learn MoreSODEC-Nepal also delivers support programmes such as organizing training and workshop programmes adhering to issues of governance, communication and development.
Learn MoreWe produce content that promotes environmentally friendly practices and supports sustainable livelihood projects in local communities.
Learn MoreOur initiatives are designed to empower local communities by providing them with the tools and information to advocate for their own needs.
Learn MoreWe conduct in-depth research to inform our media strategies, ensuring our communication efforts are evidence-based and have a tangible impact.
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SODEC-Nepal mainly produces and broadcasts media contents for Radio and Television and is attempting to venture into cross-media platform to engage diverse development partners.
In order to foster the process of empowering in grass roots level, SODEC-Nepal collaborates and works closely with media organizations, civil society organizations (CSOs), universities, UN agencies, embassies, and the Government of Nepal.
A series of radio dramas and talk shows focused on health, education, and livelihood in remote villages.
View ProjectA powerful documentary film highlighting local leaders promoting sustainable environmental practices.
View ProjectA social media campaign aimed at equipping young people with essential digital skills for the future.
View ProjectA series of workshops and public service announcements to promote sustainable environmental practices in rural areas.
View ProjectA campaign focused on improving access to quality education for marginalized communities through media and community engagement.
View ProjectAn initiative to spread awareness about basic health and sanitation practices via community-based media channels.
View ProjectA media campaign providing legal information and resources to help underprivileged communities understand their rights.
View ProjectDocumenting and promoting projects that provide clean drinking water and sanitation facilities to remote villages.
View ProjectA series of articles and media content raising awareness about food security challenges and sustainable farming solutions.
View ProjectComprehensive analysis of development communication initiatives and impacts in Nepal.
DownloadExploring the role of media in promoting good governance and accountability.
Read MoreDocumenting the impact of community radio on rural development and empowerment.
Learn MoreRegular publication highlighting development communication trends and best practices.
Read MoreDetailed analysis of the impact of our media initiatives on community development.
DownloadGuide on using digital platforms for effective social change communication.
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SODEC Nepal is an affiliate member organization of AIBD (Asia-Pacific Institute for Broadcasting Development), working together to enhance broadcasting standards and development communication across the region.
