The Municipal Executive Office of Rapti Sonari Rural Municipality (राप्तीसोनारी गाउँपालिका, बाँके) is located in Agaiya, Banke District, Lumbini Province of Nepal. Rapti Sonari Gaunpalika in Banke district is a local government. It was incorporated in 2017 and has been providing various local government services through nine wards.
Rapti Sonari Rural Municipality offers a range of local services designed to meet the daily needs of its residents. From essential paperwork to farming support and health programs, these services are available through the main office in Agaiya and each of the nine ward offices. The goal is to make life easier, fairer, and more productive for everyone in the community.

You can visit your ward office to get help with:
Registering births, deaths, marriages, and migrations
Getting recommendation letters and local certificates
Verifying documents for citizenship and voter registration
Accessing personal records in digital format
These services help people keep their legal and personal documents up to date.
The rural municipality works on improving basic facilities by:
Building and maintaining roads, bridges, and footpaths
Expanding drinking water and sanitation projects
Developing irrigation systems to support farming
Managing public spaces like markets and community buildings
Working with provincial and federal offices for larger projects
To support education and well-being, the municipality provides:
Support to local schools, including furniture, materials, and scholarships
Health checkups and awareness programs in different wards
Mobile health camps in remote areas
Maternal and child health support through local health posts
These services aim to improve learning opportunities and access to basic healthcare for everyone.
Since agriculture is the main livelihood in the area, the municipality offers:
Farming advice and seasonal training from agricultural technicians
Help accessing seeds, tools, and irrigation systems
Veterinary services and livestock vaccination programs
Promotion of vegetable, fruit, and grain farming in specific areas
Support for farmers’ cooperatives and small agri-businesses
Special support is available for:
Senior citizens, people with disabilities, and marginalized communities
Distributing social security allowances on time
Women’s empowerment programs and awareness events
Youth development, training, and employment preparation
Initiatives to support children and protect their rights
To protect nature and stay prepared for emergencies, the municipality:
Works with local forest user groups to conserve natural resources
Organizes sanitation and clean-up events
Develops local disaster plans and early warning systems
Runs programs to reduce the impact of climate change
The municipality encourages community participation and transparency by:
Hosting regular ward-level meetings and citizen forums
Allowing people to take part in budget discussions and planning
Conducting public hearings and social audits every year
Listening to public feedback and resolving complaints fairly