Founded in 2013, The National Federation of Youth NGOs Nepal (NFYN) is a non-profit, national-level umbrella organization. Comprised of a dedicated team of youth professionals, NFYN stands as a cornerstone of Nepal's youth rights movement. Aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, NFYN's mission revolves around empowering youth groups to enhance the living standards of Nepal's youth through advocacy and facilitation of youth-friendly opportunities. Notably, NFYN operates strictly on a non-political basis. Presently, NFYN operates in all seven provinces and across over sixty-five districts of the country.

In Nepal, youth face a multitude of problems that hold them back from reaching their full potential. Every year 350,000 youths enter the job market, from that 35,000 are able to obtain jobs domestically, 100,000 migrate abroad for employment, and the rest remain unemployed. The lack of employment options for youth has resulted in 46% of employed youths being underemployed. Nepal's government system is characterized by constant change, and demagogue leaders. In this time of transition, policy reform is critical to the success of Nepal. The government has made effective strides in the inclusion of youth with the 2015 National Youth Policy, however, there is still a long journey ahead. To ensure effective policies there needs to be equal participation of stakeholders, transparency and accountability in government and productive action. Sustainable and broad-based development is crucial for the development of Nepal. To ensure Nepal's success there is a need for effective cooperation between all stakeholders. NFYN has been established to facilitate constructive dialogue among youth, government organizations and stakeholders. Through this NFYN hopes to establish an economically prosperous and socially just society.