SABAH Nepal builds strategic partnerships with government agencies, non-governmental organizations, private sector companies, financial institutions, and international development partners to further the objectives of home based worker empowerment. These institutional linkages create an enabling ecosystem where home based workers can thrive.

At the government level, we work with the Ministry of Women, Children and Senior Citizens, Ministry of Industry, Department of Cottage and Small Industries, Nepal Tourism Board, and local municipal governments. We advocate for policies that recognize and protect home based workers, access government schemes and subsidies for our members, and collaborate on joint programs for skill development and market promotion.

We are an active member of national and regional networks including HomeNet South Asia (HNSA), HomeNet International (HNI), and BEES Network Ltd. Through these alliances, our members gain access to regional and global markets, participate in cross-border learning exchanges, and contribute to policy advocacy at the SAARC level.

Our private sector partnerships include collaborations with hotels, resorts, airlines, travel companies, corporate houses, retail chains, and e-commerce platforms that sell our members' products. We also partner with design schools, fashion institutes, and individual designers who provide pro-bono design support and mentoring to our artisans.

With financial institutions, we work to facilitate access to micro-credit, small business loans, and savings products tailored to home based workers who often lack traditional collateral. We provide financial literacy training and help members build credit histories through disciplined savings and repayment records.

We also collaborate with research institutions and universities to document best practices, measure impact, generate evidence for advocacy, and contribute to the knowledge base on home based work in Nepal and South Asia. Research findings are used to continuously improve our programs and influence policy.

These institutional linkages and alliances amplify our impact far beyond what we could achieve alone, creating a supportive ecosystem that benefits thousands of home based worker families across Nepal.