Natural Resource Conflict Transformation Center-Nepal (NRCTC-N) was established on 10th June 2013 with motto of “Better Relationship for Sustainable Peace”. It has been registered as a non-profit, non-political and non-governmental organization in District Administration Office, Bhaktapur on 27th June 2013 and In Social Welfare Council on June 30, 2013. The main objective of the organization is to study, research and transform community level interpersonal as well as multi-stakeholder conflicts through dialogue and providing support to improve relationships among conflicting parties thereby providing input to the peaceful and sustainable social development at large. Being involved in peace building process, it has been registered in Mediation Council Nepal and got certificate to conduct mediation related activities and trainings all over the country, given to only five organizations among many. Since the establishment, NRCTC-N has launched two major programs; Natural Resource Conflict Transformation Program (NRCTP) and Community Mediation Program (CMP). NRCTCP has been launched in 17 districts to transform multi-stakeholder conflict cases related to land, water and forest. It follows specific conflict transformation process propounded by Prof. John Paul Lederach, scholar and professor of peace studies. Likewise, CMP has been running in 13 Municipalities and 38 Village Municipalities of five districts of central region. Under this program, conflict cases were transformed following mediation process finalized by Mediation Council. Being involved in peacebuilding activities, NRCTC-N received the ‘best organization of the year’ award from mediation council Nepal for its efforts in creating peaceful communities.