Jeevan Bikas Samaj's 26th Annual General Meeting Showcases Commitment to Poverty Alleviation

The 26th Annual General Meeting of the Jeevan Bikas Samaj took place, focusing on its initiatives established in 2054 to address poverty in Nepal. The society operates in education, health, agriculture, and finance.

Key projects include Jeevan Bikas Lagubitta Bittiya Sanstha, Jeevan Bikash Public Health Center, and plans for a 100-bed Jeevan Bikas Community Hospital.

The society also runs educational institutions and engages in organic farming. Yogendra Mandal, a Member of Parliament and the founding president, emphasized the need for collective efforts to eliminate poverty.

The meeting honored long-serving employees and highlighted the society's commitment to holistic community development. Various speakers, including regional representatives and society officials, underscored the importance of agriculture, education, and health in uplifting Nepalese society.

The society aims to create a poverty-free society by emphasizing agriculture and employment alongside education, health, and finance.