The Sagarmatha Pollution Control Committee (SPCC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to protecting the fragile ecosystem of Nepal’s Everest region. Founded in 1991 through the vision of the late Tengboche Rinpoche, with support from MoCTCA and WWF Nepal, SPCC leads sustainable waste management in the region. We also monitor illegal climbing and maintain the Khumbu Icefall Route on Mt. Everest. As climate change threatens the Himalayas, SPCC is expanding its role through Project RISE—an initiative advancing research, innovation, and resilience in high-altitude communities. Working with local communities, government agencies, and global partners, we remain committed to the long-term sustainability of Everest.
To advance environmental sustainability in the Everest region by leading innovative waste management solutions, promoting climate-resilient practices, and fostering community well-being through education, empowerment, and collaboration.
To foster a resilient Everest region where environmental sustainability, community well-being, and climate action are central to development—ensuring the preservation of the Himalayas for future generations.
Values
We are committed to protecting the fragile Himalayan ecosystem through long-term, community-driven, and environmentally responsible practices.
We uphold transparency, accountability, and strong partnerships with local communities, government, and global allies to achieve shared environmental goals.
We embrace new ideas, research, and technologies to tackle waste challenges and lead climate resilience efforts in the Everest region.
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