ICIMOD: Who are we?
Home to more life, culture, beauty and biodiversity than you can even begin to imagine, the Hindu Kush Himalaya (HKH) is a microcosm of the world around us and the source of clean drinking water for close to two billion people. It is the place where, quite literally, the earth comes together, and its reach spans across everything. Regions. Countries. Landscapes. Languages. But despite its global importance, the HKH remains one of the poorest and most neglected regions in the world. The forces of climate change and globalization are wreaking havoc on this fragile asset, wiping out resources, communities and cultures that have existed for centuries. Being at the top of the world, changes happen here before they happen anywhere else and the beat of this place vibrates across the globe. We are ICIMOD, and we protect the pulse of the planet. Learn more: https://www.icimod.org/who-we-are/the... =============================================== Join the conversation: TWITTER: / icimod FACEBOOK: / icimod INSTAGRAM: / _icimod LINKEDIN: / icimod #ProtectThePulse #MountainsMatter #HKH

ICIMOD - For Mountains and People

Hindu Kush Himalaya Investment Conference 2026

Inside the making of Ice Stupas with Sonam Wangchuk in Ladakh

Stockholm 1972 United Nations Conference on the Human Environment - World Environment Day 2022

Hindu Kush Himalaya Assessment: Mountains, Climate Change, Sustainability, and People

The Untold Geography of Nepal.

Meeting The God of Destruction (Maha Shivaratri Festival Pashupatinath Temple) Part 1of2

Wonder of Tibet The Most Amazing Places in Tibet | Travel Video 4K

Happy Morning Classical Music | 20 Bright Classics for Positive Energy, Focus & Study

Mountain communities at the edge of climate change | Immediate Adaptation finance | ICIMOD

National Yak Day

Can ice stupas solve the water crisis in the Himalayan Desert? - BBC News

Troubled Water

The Other Side of Tibet, Nyingchi: With Vast Forest and the Most Abundant Ecosystem in Plateau.

China's LAST SHERPAS on the China-Nepal Border in the Himalayan Valley | S2, EP37

Restoring the Rangelands of Bhutan

Making of Sagarmatha Next

The Most Beautiful Soft Classical Pieces – Piano & Cello | Soothing Classical Music for Relaxation

White Gold: Discovering Bhutan's natural treasure

