About Us

All Nepal Peasants' Association (ANPA) is an association of those entire progressive, patriotic, democratic and justice-loving Nepali peasants who are struggling against feudalism, imperialism and neo-liberalism. Its membership comprises of landless, lower and middle class peasantry, all farm and bonded laborers, pastorals as well as indigenous and Dalit farmers, women and youths including peasants working on various farm sectors such as cereal crops, cash crops, fisherfolks, indigenous people, cattle ranching and sheep-flocking, vegetable farming, poultry farming, fruits and herbal farming, etc. The association provides leaderships to millions of peasants and their independent organizations dedicated for the welfare and dignity of the peasantry in their respective professional organizations. The central office of ANPA is located in Kathamandu, the Capital of the country. Its organizational structure is vertically hierarchical which places Central Committee at the apex down to National Council, Zonal Committees, District Committees, Area Committees, Town and Village Committees and, finally, Ward Committees. It is a representative federation of subject-wise specialized associations working under the umbrella of ANPA. Thus, ANPA is the largest national level institutionalized grass roots based peasant movement in the country representing all castes, sex, language/dialects, culture, religion and geographic regions etc.

Central Leadership