Standing with Communities Affected by the Nepal–Tibet Flood Disaster
INEB extends our deepest condolences to all those who have lost loved ones, homes, livelihoods, and communities in this tragedy. We have been in close communication with our partners in Nepal from the beginning and have offered our support.
Our partners have informed us that many organizations are already responding to the urgent humanitarian needs. At the same time, they have identified a significant need for longer-term support. Once the immediate emergency has passed and communities are able to begin clearing the debris, many families will face the difficult task of rebuilding their homes and restoring their livelihoods.
SENS 2027 – Official Announcement
This is an opportunity for a deep and transformational cross-cultural experience, focused not only on English-language skill development but also on exploring each individual’s leadership potential — enabling all participants to learn, reflect, lead, transform, and grow as they fully engage with the program.
Little Buddha SDG Gardening Club Report
INEB’s Little Buddha Vegetable Gardening project created a space for novice monks from Doi Saket Phadung Sasana School and the Phothiyalai Learning Center to learn through hands-on experience. Vegetable gardening was used to teach practical growing skills, and also to explore nature, food, clean energy, self-reliance, teamwork and sustainable living. The novices planted organic and hydroponic vegetables, visited local farms, explored solar energy and took part in games and group activities.
Beyond WYF: A Reflection in Hong Kong
After the World Youth Forum, our Myanmar youth delegation had the wonderful opportunity to visit Tao Fong Shan and Areopagos. It was a beautiful experience where nature, spirituality, reflection, and meditation came together in a peaceful environment. Our young people truly enjoyed the space and had time to slow down and reconnect after an exciting few days at the forum.
Pilgrimage Asia: Andaman Sea Yatra
The Andaman Sea Yatra invites you to slow down and reconnect with nature. Journey through emerald islands and coastal communities while exploring ocean rituals, Moken culture, village livelihoods and climate solutions. Rooted in mindfulness and local wisdom, this week-long journey offers beauty, meaning and heartfelt connection with Thailand’s living sea.
Nepal flood photo by Niranjan Shrestha.
