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Nepal’s alpine Himalayan forests and rangelands are globally recognized as exceptional biodiversity hotspots. Over 40 key wild plants and fungi are harvested from these regions and traded internationally, playing a vital role in the livelihoods of rural communities. However, these resources face significant threats from premature and overharvesting, climate change, illegal trade, and inequitable supply chains. Additional challenges include inadequate information on sustainable harvest volumes, the need for effective resource management procedures, and an inadequate approach to resource monitoring and trade regulation. Despite these challenges, there are substantial opportunities to enhance the sustainability and trade of wild-harvested forest products. This includes scaling up, previously implemented, successful pilot programs in Nepal and connecting with major markets like India and China. Thus, this project was designed based on the successes and achievements of two earlier initiatives: “Succeeding with CITES: Sustainable and Equitable Jatamansi Trade from Nepal“ and “Himalayan Plants for People: Sustainable Trade for Biodiversity and Development“, implemented in Nepal’s Western Himalayan region between 2018 and 2024. This project aims to enhance local livelihoods, elevate traditional knowledge, and strengthen national and regional approaches for sustainable biodiversity-based trade. At its core, the project will contribute to support the sustainable management of Himalayan wild plants and fungi by developing value chains that promote equitable trade, increase value addition, alleviate poverty, and conserve species along with ecologically fragile landscapes. The project will work is to conserve floral and fungal diversity in 10 mountainous Himalayan districts: Darchula, Bajhang, Bajura, Humla, Jumla, Mugu, Dolpa, Rukum East, Gorkha, and Taplejung districts of Nepal. This will be achieved through the empowerment of resilient communities, the strengthening of polici