ECCA Nepal, Lalitpur Sub-Metropolitan City (LSMC) has jointly organized a week program to mark World environmental day 2008 and aware the general public on environmental issues. The good cause is always admirable, so the Bottlers Nepal too cannot stop joining the programs through its contribution towards environmental conservation. The program has started  with the distribution of clean-up materials like shovels, trash bins, sweep brushes etc in first June to the Schools, local community, clubs and groups for clean up initiations.

ECCA celebrated World Water day 22^nd March, 2008 in collaboration with 14 different organizations. The program started at 8:00 AM in the morning with heritage walk along Bagmati River from Teku Dovan to Thapathali. Then the mass turned into a rally towards Basantapur to join Exhibition. ECCA managed photo exhibition and stall to demonstrate the condition of Bagmati River. The program was participated and observed by thousands of visitors in the Basantapur area.

KAPRIMO in partnership with Department of Hydrology and Meteorology (DHM), Kathmandu Metropolitan City Office (KMC) and Lalitpur Metropolitan City Office (LSMC) organized an International Symposium on Community-led Management of River Environment at Hotel Himalaya, Lalitpur, Nepal on 26 and 27 August 2007. The symposium was taken as the second step for the river restoration process; sharing and learning from experiences and successful river restoration methods from Europe and Asia. The program was inaugurated by Chief and Executive Officer of KMC, Mr. Dinesh Thapaliya, together with Mr. Prachet Shrestha, Chairman of ECCA-Nepal; Mr. Rainer Mutschler, KAPRIMO Project coordinator from Adelphi Research-Germany; Mr. Krishna Prasad Devkota, Chief and Executive Officer -LSMC and Mr. Ranjan Shrestha, Project Director of European Commission.

22nd March, 2007 was marked as World water day with slogan "coping with water scarcity" through out the world. It was also marked in Nepal with different events. Similarly, ECCA and Lalitpur Sub Metropolitan City-community development section jointly organized, " Walk for Bagmti" program in the eve of it with an objective to aware all the concerned persons and develop vision on Bagmati river.

On 5th August 2006, a heritage walk program was organized by ECCA. Besides the organizing team, 48 people from different organizations and individuals participated in the program. The walk was leaded by Mr. Anil Chitrakar, a famous conservationist of these days in Nepal. The main objective of walk is to reveal the historical foundation of heritages along Bagmati River and to disseminate the message of importance of cultural heritage for conservation of Bagmati River and vice versa.