Coding for Social Good Nepal - also known as Cosog Nepal - is a non-for-profit organization working to promote Computer Science Education and initiate Computer Science Clubs in Secondary/High Schools in Nepal and provide pro-bono services with charitable coding initiatives to aid in Nepal's digitalization.
We're dedicated to raising awareness about computer science education and opportunities among high school students.
We support high school students in launching and managing computer science clubs, fostering collaboration and knowledge sharing within and outside of their school.
We encourage teamwork and collaboration among students to enhance their learning experiences.
Our workshops equip students with practical computer science skills for success in the tech world.
We connect students with industry experts through networking events and engaging talks to share how they started with computer science and provide the roadmaps for the newcomers.
We use coding skills to address real-world issues and make a positive impact in our communities. Therefore, we’re encouraging students to help the non-profits adapt technology.
On the 14th of February 2025, Mr. Aashish and executive members at Butwal organized a digital footprint and safety program where they explored topics such as Identity theft, Phishing attacks, Recommendation algorithms, the Wayback Machine, the Social Media Bill, and digital safety.
On the 29th of August 2024, Mr. Prajwal and Ms. Prakriti shared the opportunities in the field of Computer Science in Nepal.
On the 25th of August 2024, Our Biratnagar team shared the opportunities in the field of Computer Science💻 in Nepal. Furthermore, they discussed the hierarchy of a CS club, how to form a CS club, and how to organize events at Arniko Awasiya Secondary School, Biratnagar.
On the 16th of August, Coding for Social Good Nepal organized an in-depth session where we explored different topics such as Git, GitHub, GitHub Student Developer Pack, GitHub Copilot, Domain, Hosting, and hackathon.
On the 26th of June, 2024 Aashish Panthi, the vice-president of Cosog Nepal shared the opportunities in the field of Computer Science in Nepal. Furthermore, he discussed the hierarchy of a CS club, how to form a CS club, and how to organize events at Kapilvastu Gyanjyoti Shiksha Sadan. Cosog Nepal concluded the session by opening the Computer Science club at the school.
Collaboration is one of the most powerfull thing, one must take part with one another to better this world and to preserve kindness in humanity.
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