Go Green MetLife Nepal

“Look after the land and the land will look after you, destroy the land and it will destroy you.”

"Besides reducing emissions and improving public health, I'm also motivated by the potential cost savings on fuel, lower maintenance expenses, and the opportunity to support innovation and sustainability. Driving a fuel-efficient vehicle aligns with my values and contributes to a cleaner future."

I’m proud to have contributed, even in a small way, to the environment and my lifestyle through the Eco Challenge. I’m committed to continuing these sustainable habits beyond the challenge.

I feel truly honored and incredibly proud to have been a part of EcoChallenge 2025 as an Influencer. This journey has been both inspiring and empowering, and I am deeply grateful for the opportunity to contribute to such a meaningful cause. I want to extend my heartfelt thanks to my amazing team for their unwavering support, collaboration, and...

Nature is painting for us, day after day, pictures of infinite beauty.”- John Ruskin

For me, hanging basket works best as it saves space, looks like amazing decor and great for trailing plants.

Routes: 1. Household Drain 2. Combined Sewer System 3. Local Streams/Rivers 4. Bagmati River

To help food-insecure regions gain better access to local, seasonal foods, a combination of systemic changes and individual actions is needed. Systematic change like support for agriculture, improve infrastructure, education and awareness. Our action could be reducing food wastage, buy local and seasonal fruits and vegetables, avoid junk foods,...

War and conflict are deeply intertwined with environmental degradation and human displacement, creating a cycle that undermines sustainable development. The role justice and peace play in building a sustainable future are: 1. Peace enables long term planning 2. Environmental justice

The richness of present-moment experience is the richness of life itself. Too often we let our thinking and our beliefs about what we ‘know’ prevent us from seeing things as they really are.