InnoCSR Partners with Diwakar Golchha Organisation to Expand Cleaner Brick Manufacturing Across Nepal
InnoCSR and Hulas Eco Bricks formalise partnership to scale sustainable brick manufacturing across Nepal.
InnoCSR announced a strategic partnership with Hulas Eco Bricks, expanding non-fired brick manufacturing across Nepal.
Together, we aim to make lower-carbon construction commercially viable while creating opportunities for local manufacturers”
KATHMANDU, NEPAL, August 14, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- InnoCSR has announced a strategic partnership with Hulas Eco Bricks, a company under the Diwakar Golchha Organisation, to expand non-fired brick manufacturing across Nepal under the Hulas Good Bricks brand.— Sam Yoonsuk Lee
The partnership comes as air pollution and its impact on human health become growing concerns in Nepal, particularly in the Kathmandu Valley. Cleaner brick-manufacturing technologies can help reduce carbon emissions and local air pollution while meeting the country’s growing demand for construction materials.
Under the agreement, Hulas Eco Bricks will become the exclusive distributor of InnoCSR’s Good Soil Stabilizer and the Master Franchise for Good Bricks Technology in Nepal. The initiative will combine InnoCSR’s low-carbon technology with Hulas’ industrial experience and network of more than 100 dealers and construction-material partners across the country.
The companies aim to establish more than 300 Good Bricks production sites by 2029. A key focus will be to work with existing brick-kiln owners, helping them transition to cleaner, non-fired production rather than displacing established businesses and livelihoods.
The rollout is expected to be supported by InnoCSR’s carbon-credit programme, currently being advanced through discussions with the Government of Nepal and international investment partners. The programme is intended to support equipment investments of approximately NPR 20 million (NPR 2 crore) per site, reducing the upfront cost for manufacturers adopting the technology.
At full deployment, the initiative could reduce carbon emissions by more than 1.5 million tonnes of CO₂ annually.
“This partnership gives us a strong local platform to scale sustainable brick manufacturing across Nepal,” said Sam Yoonsuk Lee, Chief Executive Officer of InnoCSR. “Together, we aim to make lower-carbon construction commercially viable while creating opportunities for local manufacturers.”
Hitesh Golchha, Director of the Diwakar Golchha Organisation, said, “Nepal needs construction materials that support economic growth without adding further pressure on our environment and air quality. Our approach is not to work against the existing brick industry, but to work with it. We want to give kiln owners a practical and commercially viable pathway toward cleaner production.”
Through sustainable technology, climate finance and nationwide distribution, InnoCSR and Hulas Eco Bricks aim to make Hulas Good Bricks a leading platform for cleaner brick manufacturing in Nepal.
Farah Sayegh
InnoCSR
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