Nepal, a Study of Rural Hill Potentials and Service Delivery Systems: A Comparative Assessment of Alternative Institutional Arrangements with a Focus on the Hill and MountainHis Majesty's Government of Nepal, National Planning Commission, 2002 - Economic development - 112 pages |
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activities actors agency Agricultural Annex approach appropriate areas arrangements Average Baglung beneficiaries better Board bodies budget Central Committee construction contribution cost Development districts donors effective EFFICIENCY PERFORMANCE Equity Evaluation extension farmers field financed forest forestry formed Functional Fund going grant groups growth hand Hills and Mountains holistic households implemented income increase indicators individuals infrastructure initiative institutional institutional models investment involvement irrigation Kathmandu labour lack LCM-D limited llam major million Ministry mobilization Mountains districts natural Nepal NGOs Nuwakot Operating organisations Parbat particularly percent planning poor potential poverty presented private sector production Ranking Region result roads Rural Access Rural Energy schemes service delivery shows social sources subsidy supervision sustainable Table technical tourism Trail Bridge units users various VDCs women