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• Action Aid Nepal
• Adventist Development & Relief Agency (ADRA)
• Aids Info Docu Switzerland
• Care International Nepal
• Centre for Development and Population Activities (CEDPA)
• Child Welfare Scheme
• Danish Association of the Blind
• Danish Association for International Co-operation (MS Nepal)
• Educate the Children
• GAP Activity Project
• German Development Service (GDS)
• German Nepal Help Association
• Habitat for Humanity International
• Helen Keller International
• Heifer Project International
• Helvetas-Nepal (Swiss Association for Development and Cooperation)
• International Centrer for Intergrated Mountain Development (ICIMOD)
• International Union for Conservation Nature (The World Conservation Union (IUCN)
• Japanese Red Cross Society (JRCS)
• Kathmandu Valley Preservation Trust
• Marie Stopes International
• Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers
• MS Nepal Mellemfolkeligt Samvirke (Danish Association for International Co-operation)
• Nepalese Youth Opportunity Foundation
• Norwegian Church Aid
• OXFAM G.B.
• Pact Nepal
• Panos South Asia
• Plan International Nepal
• Planet Enfants
• REDD BARNA Nepal
• Reiyukai
• RUGMARK
• The Foundation for Rural Education and Development (FRED)
• Save the Children, Japan
• Save the Children, Norway
• Save the Children Fund (U.K)
• Save the Children, USA
• Seva Foundation
• Shanti Leprahilfe Dortmund E.V.
• Technical Cooperation Federal Republic of Germany (GTZ)
• The Terre des hommes Foundation (Tdh)
• The Asia Foundation
• The Mountain Institute
• United Mission to Nepal
• Water Aid
• Women’s Rehabilitation Centre (WOREC)

Do you want to create a non-profit organization and do not know where to start? That may be a long process involved and takes some time and consideration, let alone who is to decide whether to go non-profit or for-profit, as (as ridiculous as it seems ), there is less regulation behind for-profit and non-profit.

There are some requirements that you need to consider and these are as follows:

1. Determine that you really need to start a nonprofit. There is more regulation and administration work involved in a non-profit organization that for profit.

2. You will be prompted to set your charitable and regulations that govern the amount of compensation to your board of directors and / or leaders. We must therefore have a clear picture of your strategic plan and case to this effect is in line with standards.

3. Check with your state or country specific requirements within your region.

4. Check with your tax authorities regarding the necessary forms that you need to fill. Determine the type of entity classification that you use. Not everyone will be tax exempt.

5. If you have questions, be sure to consult a lawyer or a lawyer (you’ll need to do anyway) to ensure you understand things clearly.

6. According to the organization, you may need to develop a series of regulations to guide the activities of your organization, and a series of articles of incorporation. The regulations are important and must be implemented correctly. They should provide instructions as to the selection, responsibilities and continuing board members, membership requirements, officers, deposits, structures, notices, and other personal issues assurance regarding the operations of the non-profit business.

Thanks
Bishnu Ghimire.
Action Nepal