Nepalese Social Worker Radha Matangi Honored with International “Best NGO Award” in India

Kathmandu, Nepal — National Express Bureau

Renowned Nepali social worker and President of the Community Development Center Nepal (CDC Nepal), Radha Matangi, has been honored with the prestigious “Best NGO Award” at an international ceremony held in Bihar, India.

The award was presented in recognition of her outstanding contribution to social service and disaster response in Nepal.

With more than 25 years of dedicated service in the social sector, Matangi has devoted her life to supporting the poor, marginalized communities, disaster victims, and vulnerable populations. Her work has focused on assisting people affected by extreme poverty, homelessness, hunger, disability, and humanitarian crises.

During major disasters such as the 2015 Nepal earthquake, floods, landslides, and other emergency situations, she played a significant role in providing relief materials, food, shelter, medical assistance, psychosocial support, and technical rehabilitation services to thousands of affected people.

Her working style at the grassroots level, transparency, and strong commitment toward community empowerment have earned her widespread recognition.

Matangi has also been actively involved in programs related to:

• Women empowerment

• Child protection

• Education

• Health services

• Livelihood support

• Disaster risk reduction

Through these initiatives, her goal has been to build an inclusive society where no one is left behind.

After receiving the award, Matangi stated that this recognition is not only for her but for the entire community and the team working for social change. She emphasized that the honor reflects the collective efforts of people dedicated to social justice, disaster preparedness, and sustainable development in Nepal.

She also noted that this international recognition brings pride to Nepal and highlights the importance of community-driven development and ethical leadership.

Friends and well-wishers expressed hope that her work will continue to inspire positive change in society.

Matangi extended her sincere gratitude to the organizers of the award ceremony in Bihar and acknowledged the support of organizations including Community Development Center Nepal (CDC Nepal) and other humanitarian partners for their encouragement and cooperation.