This site uses cookies, as explained in our terms of use. If you consent, please close this message and continue to use this site.
Action research identifies critical community issues and solutions
Based on long-term commitments through a joint action research project we undertook with the Dhankuta Municipality in eastern Nepal, the municipality recognized the need for planned investment in watershed management to sustain ecosystem services and to improve the well-being of people living in the watershed. In response, we together developed a watershed management plan in partnership with the Department of Forests and Soil Conservation and the Soil Conservation and Watershed Management Office in Dhankuta.
As the Nibuwa-Tankhuwa Watershed (NTW) encompasses parts of both the Dhankuta Municipality and the Chhatthar Jorpati Rural Municipality, there was a need for common understanding among the municipalities, and agreement on collaborative actions for watershed management. In 2021, we brought together all the stakeholders to share the plan, and to discuss and finalize the activities, budget, and roles of various stakeholders in its implementation. At the end of the workshop, the Dhankuta Municipality and Chhatthar Jorpati Rural Municipality took full ownership of the plan, marking a successful milestone in this shared work.
The Nibuwa-Tankhuwa Watershed Management Plan is a model for balancing conservation and development and ensuring focus on gender and social inclusion within watersheds
Outstanding scholars from member institutions of the Himalayan University Consortium
An integrated information platform gives users valuable information on the Koshi basin For scientists and researchers working ...
ICIMOD partner SABAH Nepal helps all-women team make the best of a crisis
2021 saw the launch of The Economics of Biodiversity: The Dasgupta Review. Commissioned by the UK ...
As Nepal’s gateway to Mount Kailash in the Tibet Autonomous Region of China, Namkha Rural Municipality ...
Local governments in Nepal are coordinating and investing in disaster preparedness
SANDEE alumni provide policy support, publish and train others
Koshi basin communities can now access up-to-date information on floods In the ...