LMC has been supporting OLE Nepal since 2018 to implement ICT in Basic Education and Robotics Projects in partnership with KDDI Foundation, Japan, and CItynetPlusArt, Japan.

CEHRD, formerly the Department of Education (DOE), of the Government of Nepal, has been working with OLE Nepal in its mission to improve access to quality education with the help of the use of technology as per its ICT in Education masterplan.

In partnership with PLAN International Nepal, we are developing Sanketik Sikai, an innovative learning platform for Nepali Sign Language. We are also deploying our E-Pustakalaya powered offline-servers and fully equipped computer labs in 15 public schools in Dolpa district, Karnali Province, comprising 10 Raspberry Pi desktop computers, furniture and a 1 KVA solar system.

Supported by ONGD-FNEL, we are developing animated children's stories and games for our Hamro Ramailo Kathaharu platform. We also developed a working prototype of a self-learning application called Seepalaya with features for personalization and tracking of learning progress, offering 6 math and science courses tailored to grades 4-5.

Supported by Rotary Club of Tripureshwor, we are conducting training and deploying our E-Pustakalaya powered offline-servers and tablets in 6 public schools in Kathmandu, Nuwakot and Sindhupalchowk districts

OLE collaborates closely with local organizations that are deeply committed to transforming and expanding open-access learning solutions. It has been working with OLE Nepal since its inception in 2007 to promote and support the improvement of access to quality education through the use of open-source digital learning content.

Kids of Kathmandu (KoK) is a non-profit aiding the children of Nepal since 2010. In response to the 2015 Nepal earthquakes, KoK is rebuilding schools with support systems and help from trusted local partners.

Supported by KDDI Foundation, we are upgrading 163 E-Paath modules for Grades 1-8 in various subjects, and implementing robotics and programming modules in 10 public schools in Lalitpur Metropolitan City which trains students from grades 6 to 10 to create their own robots using educational robotics kits and visual coding interfaces. We are also conducting training and deploying our E-Pustakalaya powered offline-servers and computers in 6 public schools in Bajura and Nawalparasi districts.

The Phoenix Foundation focuses on supporting small- to medium-sized, community-based charities that are creating opportunities for long-term change in the lives of poor and marginalized children across South and South East Asia.  We signed our first agreement with the foundation in 2024 to expand our ICT in Education program in 12 schools across Madhesh and Karnali provinces, and to upgrade E-Paath platform and create new E-Paath activities for Grades 6-8.

We have supported EduTech Nepal from its inception to provide E-Paath content for EduTech's computer labs for digital learning. EduTech has developed over 240 computer labs as of April 2024 across Nepal and has the vision to create over 1,000 computer labs along with digital devices to help teachers in all classrooms and students at home access OLE's excellent content and accelerate their learning.