Tuesday, July 9, 2013

Bookmandu


Government Registered No. : 868/2011/2012S               
 Social Welfare Council Registered No : 35853 

Introduction
In our pursuit of education, we use books- a lot of it. But often, after we earn our educational certificates, these books often end up occupying our shelves idly.  Recognizing that these books can really help in changing the lives of others, Bookmandu has been formed. We plan to collect books from donors, through our network of volunteers, and circulate to those who are in need.


Concept
Bookmandu is a platform for those potential volunteers, who think that books can be shared and exchanged to those who are in need. Our aim is to make a functioning network of donors and receivers of unused books that are stored idly in homes or sold for a few rupees without knowing its actual value.


Our main approach is to make full utilization of such books, by making a collection center and encouraging people to contribute books, which are going to be donated across schools and colleges in rural areas of Nepal. Our efforts will be directed towards utilizing the capacity of Kathmandu and use it as a knowledge bank of books and educational materials. We are launching two programs soon, which are “BOOKS FOR BOOKS” within the Kathmandu valley and “YOUR CONTRIBUTION, OUR BRIGHT FUTURE” project in specific rural villages in Nepal.



Challenges
  •  Realizing the full benefits will take time as its an entirely new concept and it will take some time to fully start.
  •  Creating an effective volunteering group, who can visit schools and colleges to introduce the concept to new people.
  • Raising sponsorship for our activities.
  •  Making a good platform for people willing to volunteer.



Conclusion
Just like a child needing a helping hand to take its first step, Bookmandu requires support from the public to continue its efforts for meaningful results. We want to create and nurture a culture of book donation in Nepal. Our dream project is to make Kathmandu city, an open library where people needing books aren't refused the knowledge, just because of their weak economic situation.

Objectives


  • To run as a non-profitable organization to help the students of remote areas of Nepal by collecting all possible forms of aid
  • To deliver high quality programs and help students across Nepal and break the cycle of illiteracy
  •  To provide unused books to the needy individuals, schools and colleges through exchanging and donating process.
  • To make the public aware about the real value of books, in a developing country like ours
  • To develop the culture of volunteering in Nepal, within the Nepali students To develop the concept of sharing, exchanging and distributing books rather than selling it in a few rupees.







Bookmandu Nepal enhancing writing skills of childreen

                                                                                                          


          Bookmandu Nepal conducted the event targeting the local children of Ramkot to enhancing their writing skills.




           










Video Summery About Bookmandu



         Bookmandu Nepal is a platform for those potential volunteers, who think that books can be shared and exchanged to those who are in need. Our aim is to make a functioning network of donors and receivers of unused books that are stored idly in homes.





Objectives of Bookmandu



1) To run as a non-profitable organization to help the students of remote areas of Nepal by collecting all possible forms and aid. 

2) To deliver high quality program and help students across Nepal and break the cycle of illiteracy. 

3) To provide used books to the needy individual school and colleges through exchanging and donating process.

4) To show the values and importance of books in developing country like ours.

5) To create good circle among the students. 

6) To develop the culture of volunteering in education withing the Nepali students.

7) To develop the concept of sharing,exchanging and distributing books rather than selling it in a few rupee.
 8) To enlighten the concept of "ONE FOR ALL AND ALL FOR ONE".

9) To conduct Eco-friendly activities with a joint collaboration of students.

Sunday, October 14, 2012

Rescued Books.

The books which sold to salvage in Rs 6 per kg was rescued by us this morning for this we have to pay some certain amount to salvage but the books we got in return makes us amazed. Have a look..!!


The list of the books. 
1. Business organization and office management-Grade 11
2.The BDS market for advertising service-The inside story 
3.Information system for technology transfer and acquisitio
n.
4.Small industry and the role of information.
5.Intel Bridge course .2011 SLC
6. Marketing Research
7. Training need assessment.
8.Major Environment issues.
9. Technology information marketing.
10. The CEFE concept.
11. Loose-leaf concept
12.Trade information for export promotion.
13. Business Plan Outline.
14 Small Industry management consultancy
15. Improvement and Development of Enterprises.
16.waste water treatment plant- A Report
17. Management Review
18.New Business age.
19.Energo-Cybernetic Strategy (EKS)
20.Training Need Assessment Based on TNA Questioner.
21.The boss.
22.Nepal yellow page.
23. Green page
24.Nepal News
25.Industry Selection Process

All above books are sold by only one person and the books weighted 7 kg and its total cost is Rs 42 only.


So we would like to request all of you to think twice before you sales the books its you who pay more than Rs 500 to each books during your studies period but later on its become wastage for your home at that time please be logical and find out any organization and donate the books rather then selling it in few rupees like above.









Tuesday, October 9, 2012

WE ARE WITH YOU.

It is with great sadness to report the shooting of Malala Yousafzai, the courageous 14-year-old activist who campaigned for girls' education in north-west Pakistan. News sources indicate that she was shot in the nick, but is out of immediat
e danger. Malala kept a diary for the BBC, documenting how the Taliban took over her town and closed all girls' schools three years ago. She bravely campaigned for girls' education fully aware of the risks she was taking.

Our thoughts are with her and her family. Bookmandu Team wishes her the speediest of recoveries.

We are with you.!!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-19882799

Sources: UNICEF, British Board Cast






Please Donate Your Books.

Dear All,

Bookmandu-Nepal is successfully collecting used books/notebooks by receiving donations from people who can afford their own educational materials. These collected books are being distributed/circulated to those unfortunate ones who cannot afford their own textbooks and notebooks. Bookmandu has been doing multiple programs of book collection and distribution, but currently, we, the volunteers of this organization are currently facing a serious problem—lack of adequate donors. We are running out of our stock of donated books as we have been distributing more books than we are receiving.

Because of this dire situation, we request all of you to please check your shelves and storage and look for old, used books and notebooks. After we pass a class, we either sell our valuable books and unused pages of our notebooks for cheap price or store them idly in our shelves and never get back to them. Please be aware that if you donate such used books and notebooks to Bookmandu, we will make a proper academic use of them by making those books accessible to the less fortunate ones. Your one step of donating used books will prove a boon to someone else’s future.

We are also establishing a library in Ramkot-8 VDC, and we are in a great need of books, magazines and any sorts of reading materials for that. Therefore, if you want to help us or know people who could be interested and willing to help us by donating their books or in any other manner, please don’t hesitate to contact us. Below are our contact details:
www.facebook.com/bookmandu
Bookmandu Nepal,
Swoyambhu, Thulobharyang, Kathmandu
Contact number: 01-4890711/ 9849763436
Email: bookmandu@gmail.com

Finally if you think that we can make a change by sharing, exchanging or donating books please forward this message to your circle".

Thanking all,
Volunteers of Bookmandu-Nepal