WOMEN LEADERS IN TECHNOLOGY

Building
Leaders.

WLiT is a strategic ecosystem designed to bridge the gender gap in Nepal's tech industry through technical fellowships, leadership bootcamps, and high-impact mentorship.

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WLiT Fellowship Pokhara 2024/25

Expanding our core technical fellowship to empower the next generation of women engineers in Gandaki Province.

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Digital Literacy Programs 2025

Bridging the digital divide by equipping local communities with essential computing and internet navigation skills.

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Saral Computing

A simplified, accessible computing curriculum designed specifically for marginalized groups in rural areas.

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Our Programs.

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Core Initiative

Fellowship Program

An intensive 9-month technical and leadership accelerator for young women pursuing tech careers.

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Inclusivity

Tech for Trans

Creating safe spaces and specialized technical training pathways for the transgender community.

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Foundations

Data and Digital Literacy

Empowering non-technical demographics with the data analysis skills needed in the modern workforce.

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The Impact Data.

Fellowships

200+

Alumni Members

5000+

Directly Reached

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Alumni Testimonials.

"WLiT completely reshaped my career trajectory. Beyond the core technical skills, the fellowship instilled the mindset and global network I needed to confidently step into high-scale software engineering."

Lakpa Dolma Sherpa

Fellow Batch of '19

Software Engineer

"The community support here is unparalleled. WLiT gave me a launchpad to build tech initiatives tailored for rural outreach, helping me turn a passionate concept into a fully operational community program."

Aayesha Shrestha

Fellow Batch of '18

Senior Software Developer

"WLiT bridges the gap between raw academic learning and practical industry demands. The mentorship program paired me with real-world experts who guided me directly into my first engineering role."