EnvironmentalandComputer Science
Program timeline ·
June
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September
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Cosog Nepal Summer Camp is a fully funded, 16-week online fellowship where up to 60 high school students and recent graduates across Nepal build real technology projects that tackle urgent environmental problems — wildfires, deforestation, air pollution, and more.
Supported internationally by the North American Association for Environmental Education (NAAEE) and RTX Corporation, our summer camp doesn't require any programming experience. We start from zero — then pair you with the kind of industry mentorship most students in Nepal rarely get access to (including mentors like the embedded systems lead at Yatri Motorcycles, AI engineers, and software engineers).
Completely free for students: participation costs nothing, project expenses are covered, and we work to support internet access challenges so cost or connectivity isn’t a barrier.




Live wildfire alerts for Nepal, straight from satellites
Making Nepal's disappearing forests visible from space
Mapping the shrinking habitats of Nepal's rarest animals
Conservation knowledge for anyone with WhatsApp... in Nepali
Point a camera at a sick crop, get a diagnosis in seconds
Know when air near you turns dangerous - before you breathe it
ℹ️ Most of our sessions are recorded and free for everyone
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Leave with proof of skills, real work, and momentum for what’s next.
Conservation knowledge for anyone with WhatsApp... in Nepali
The team builds a conversational chatbot in Nepali using Botpress, integrated directly with WhatsApp through the Meta Cloud API. It answers everyday conservation questions — making environmental knowledge accessible to farmers, students, and communities in their own language.
Most environmental information in Nepal exists only in English or buried in government documents. Over 44% of Nepalis speak Nepali as their first language, and WhatsApp is the country's most used messaging platform.
Mentor
Saroj Regmi
Mentor
Co-Mentor
Shrijan Poudel
Co-Mentor