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Namkha Rural Municipality endorses a five-year sustainable tourism plan
This plan, the first of its kind for Namkha, envisages tourism as a medium to bring about inclusive economic development while contributing to the conservation of local natural and cultural heritage and providing tourists with a premium tourism experience.
Planning at the local government level to achieve sustainable tourism outcomes provides a clear direction for investment by all stakeholders, including the public, private, and nongovernmental sectors
Nepal’s Forest Act (2019) now integrates payment for ecosystem services through a special provision
Consultative efforts and pilots across the Kangchenjunga Landscape have identified best practices for improved yield, and a shared vision ...
Climate change impacts call for transboundary cooperation, collaboration, and knowledge exchange. As a knowledge network, the ...
Nine countries of the South Asia sub-region assess progress against key biodiversity conservation targets
Capturing mountain specificities requires that multi-dimensional poverty indices extend beyond health, education, and living conditions to include inaccessibility and ...
Providing inputs to RMCs for policy making and for meeting national reporting requirements
Addressing information gaps and promoting joint research and conservation in the Far Eastern Himalaya
We are leveraging a public–private–community partnership working with the private sector company Dabur Nepal Pvt. Ltd, ...