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Bhatte Primary School Building Construction Financial Summary

The construction of a building in Bhatte Primary School in Ramche – 9, Sindhupalchowk, Nepal has been completed. An agreement was signed with the School Building Construction Committee formed at local level in December 2010 and work started soon after, completing all the works by June 2011.

The program was jointly funded by Santi School Project and Youth for Nepal, both US based organizations, with each contributing US$ 5,000.  The summary of the finances of the school building project is given below:

Bhatte Primary School Financial Summary

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Financial Report for the fiscal year 2010/11

The summary of all the program and administrative expenses during the period from 26 December, 2010 to 16 July, 2011. The review was conducted by Anil and Associates based in Kathmandu, Nepal.

SEI Nepal Audit 2010/11

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Financial Report for the Renovation of Mahakali Lower Secondary School

The old roof taken off at the school

Santi School Project raised €5,000 (Rs. 400,000) in Austria during the summer of 2009. The fundraising was organized by Rabindra Maharjan, currently the President of our organization in Nepal. Raby has been actively involved with the project since 2006. Mahakali Lower Secondary School’s reconstruction work was our second major project and our first reconstruction project.  

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Financial Report for the Construction Phase of Shanti Primary School

Work in full swing in January 2008

Shree Shanti Primary School’s construction is our first project. The project was first envisioned in 2003 when our founder was backpacking in Nepal, and construction on the school began in the summer of 2007. We partnered with Nationwide Education Program (NSP), a program run by the Society of Ex-Budhanilkantha School Sudents (SEBS), for the construction phase of the project. Until we hired a project coordinator in November 2008, the project was supervised and administered by the NSP.  

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