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Reach the people who need the explanation.

Rabin’s channels exist to make technology usable for everyday Nepalis. Collaborations work when they serve that same purpose: a public body, company or organisation with something people genuinely need to understand.

What a collaboration can be

Four ways to work together

Public-interest campaigns

Explainers on safety, public services or digital finance, produced in Nepali for the audiences that need them — with government bodies, NGOs, banks and payment providers.

Explainer content

Short videos and guides that turn a product, service or policy into something a first-time user understands. The National ID and emergency-numbers work below shows the format.

Institutional AI training

Custom programmes for schools, municipalities, companies and development projects, from a one-day session to a multi-week course.

Research and community input

Field perspective on how everyday Nepalis actually use digital services, drawn from comments and questions across the channels.

Reach

Audience, as published

Figures read from the public profiles and sites on 22 October 2026. Follower totals add accounts together and are not unique people.

600K+
Followers across platforms
Facebook, TikTok, YouTube, Instagram and LinkedIn accounts added together — not unique people (601.8K)
8.2M+
YouTube views
Lifetime, 3 channels, 1,100+ videos (8,262,727)
10.6M
Views on one National ID explainer
5.3M Facebook + 5.3M Instagram
420+
Practical guides published
digitalsolutionnepal.com (420 posts via WordPress API)

Personal channels

Rabin Paudel

Rabin’s own channels: tech updates, government digital service explainers, online-safety advisories, and notes from building Digital Solution in Pokhara.

AI course brand

Learn AI with Rabin

Practical AI training taught fully in Nepali for non-coders — live sessions, recorded lessons, and real AI workflows for students, teachers, freelancers, creators, business owners, and office staff.

Company channels

Digital Solution Pvt. Ltd.

A registered Nepali company (Reg. No. 302424) based in Pokhara: documentation services, plain-language guides to government digital systems, and skills training — ordered online, paid through local gateways, and tracked to delivery.

Proof of format

What an explainer can do

Problem, content, reach and outcome for five pieces of work, with view counts as displayed on the platforms on 22 October 2026.

All case studies
  • 10.6M views from one explainer

    National ID with QR code

    Problem:
    Citizens did not know they could download a QR-verified National ID themselves.
    Reach:
    5.3M views on Facebook (124K reactions, 5.3K shares) and 5.3M on Instagram.
    Facebook reel
  • 9.4M views · 10K shares

    Emergency numbers every Nepali should keep

    Problem:
    Most people cannot recall the right emergency and service numbers when they need them.
    Reach:
    3.2M on Instagram, 2.9M on Facebook (10K shares — the most-shared post on any channel), 1.8M and 1.5M on TikTok.
    Outcome:
    Proves the public-awareness mission with a number rather than a claim.
    Facebook reel
  • 5.2M views for AI education

    6 AI tools everyone must know

    Problem:
    AI content in Nepal rarely reaches non-coders.
    Reach:
    2.2M on the Learn AI Facebook page, 2.2M on Learn AI Instagram, and 824K on the Digital Solution Facebook page.
    Outcome:
    Feeds the Learn AI with Rabin course — 1,500+ participants in paid live batches; live batch NPR 3,000 and AI Mastery NPR 7,000.
    Facebook reel

Looking ahead

Collaboration interests

Areas Rabin wants to develop, in Nepal and with Nepali-speaking communities abroad. These are intentions, not existing engagements.

  • Practical AI education for Nepali-speaking communities abroad
  • Digital safety and technology literacy programmes
  • Workshops with community organisations and educational institutions
  • Educational collaborations with creators and technology businesses

How it starts

From proposal to plan

1. Brief
Tell us who the audience is, what they need to understand or be able to do, and your timeline.
2. Fit
Rabin replies by email on whether the topic fits the channels and the audience, and what format would work.
3. Plan
A short written plan: deliverables, platforms, schedule and terms, agreed before any work starts.

Institutional training is described in more detail on the AI training page.

Have an audience that needs an explanation?

Describe the people and the problem. Public-interest work is always of interest.