ISVG Nepal brings together members, volunteers and distinguished guests to review organisational progress and reaffirm its commitment to volunteerism, blood-donation awareness, cultural heritage preservation and community service.
Published: 6 September 2026 | Kathmandu, Nepal
The International Scout Volunteers Group Nepal (ISVG Nepal) successfully held its 5th Annual General Meeting (AGM) and Blood, Cultural & Heritage Motivational Programme on 6 September 2026 (21 Bhadra 2083) at the Nepal Red Cross Society, Pradarshani Marg, Kathmandu.
The programme was organised in the distinguished presence of Chief Guest Prof. Dr. Jagaman Gurung, bringing together ISVG Nepal officials, members, volunteers, distinguished guests, well-wishers and participants from various sectors.
Reviewing Organisational Progress and Future Priorities
The 5th Annual General Meeting provided an important opportunity for ISVG Nepal to review its activities, achievements and organisational progress over the preceding year.
Participants discussed the organisation’s future direction and reaffirmed their shared commitment to strengthening volunteer engagement, social responsibility, humanitarian service and community development.
The meeting also highlighted the importance of continued cooperation among members, volunteers and supporting organisations in advancing ISVG Nepal’s mission and institutional development.
Promoting Blood-Donation Awareness, Culture and Heritage
Alongside the Annual General Meeting, ISVG Nepal organised the Blood, Cultural & Heritage Motivational Programme, emphasising the importance of community awareness, cultural identity, heritage preservation and humanitarian values.
The programme reflected the organisation’s commitment to encouraging responsible citizenship and inspiring individuals, particularly younger generations, to contribute positively to society.
Through such initiatives, ISVG Nepal seeks to strengthen public awareness of voluntary blood donation, promote respect for cultural traditions and heritage, and encourage meaningful participation in community-oriented activities.
Strengthening Volunteerism and Community Engagement
The gathering reinforced ISVG Nepal’s commitment to promoting voluntary service, leadership development, social cooperation and community participation.
The organisation recognises the important role of members, volunteers and community partners in translating shared values into practical initiatives that benefit society.
The Annual General Meeting also provided an opportunity to strengthen relationships among participants and encourage continued collaboration in future programmes and activities.
Appreciation to Guests, Members and Supporters
ISVG Nepal extends its sincere appreciation and gratitude to Chief Guest Prof. Dr. Jagaman Gurung, distinguished guests, members, volunteers, supporting organisations, well-wishers and all participants whose presence and contributions helped make the programme successful.
The organisation also acknowledges the collective dedication and cooperation of everyone who contributed directly or indirectly to the successful organisation of the event.
Looking Ahead
Building upon the outcomes of its 5th Annual General Meeting, ISVG Nepal looks forward to continuing its activities with renewed commitment to volunteerism, cultural and heritage preservation, youth engagement, humanitarian service and positive social impact.
Guided by the shared values of cooperation, responsibility and service, ISVG Nepal remains committed to encouraging individuals and communities to work together for a more inclusive, compassionate and socially responsible society.
About ISVG Nepal
ISVG Nepal is part of the international network of the International Scout Volunteer Group (ISVG), an organisation inspired by Scouting values and committed to knowledge sharing, lifelong learning, leadership development, volunteerism and community service.
ISVG Nepal seeks to promote voluntary action, social responsibility, youth engagement, cultural understanding, humanitarian initiatives and cooperation among individuals and organisations for the benefit of society.