The state of water supply in Nepal

The water supply projects will be implemented in Karnali and Sudurpaschim provinces of Nepal.

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NWSC, Birgunj to disconnect water supply to 278 taps over unpaid tariffs

BIRGUNJ: The Nepal Water Supply Corporation in Birgunj is gearing up to disconnect the water supply to 278 taps located in public areas across Birgunj Metropolitan City. These taps were installed by the Corporation in various public locations spanning from ward no. 1 to 19 at the beginning of the current fiscal year 2080/81 BS, […]

Nepal, India sign memorandums of understanding for four projects

Three projects are in education sector and one in water supply and sanitation, says Indian Embassy in Kathmandu.

Nepal, World Bank sign accord to improve water supply, sanitation

The government and the World Bank signed an agreement for US$80 million (approximately Rs. 10 billion) concessional loan for a project to improve the delivery of water and sanitation services and promote integrated water resources management. Finance Secretary Madhu Kumar Marasini and the World Bank Country Director for Maldives, Nepal, and Sri Lanka, Faris Hadad-Zervos have signed the agreement on behalf of their respective institutions. “Our overarching priorities are guided by the objective of achieving sustainable and inclusive growth

Nepal: Most vulnerable to Climate Change

The loss of biodiversity resulting from climate change, is followed by lesser agricultural production, food insecurity, meagre water supply and outbreaks of several diseases in Nepal.

Citizens denied access to safe water supply in Nepal

Only 18 percent of the Nepalese population have access to safely managed drinking water supply all year around.

Nepal's weak water supply system results in meagre sanitation

10.8 million people in Nepal do not have access to improved sanitation, and 3.5 million do not have access to basic water services.

Japan provides grant to improve water supply

The Government of Japan has decided to extend grant assistance of approximately Rs 2.7 billion to the Government of Nepal for implementation of the Project for the Improvement of Water Supply in Biratnagar.

Japan expends Rs 2.31 billion grant to improve the water supply in Biratnagar

Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) signed a grant agreement with the government of Nepal in Kathmandu today, to provide grant aid of up to 2.541 billion yen (approximately Rs 2.31 billion) for the Project for the Improvement of Water Supply in Biratnagar. The post Japan expends Rs 2.31 billion grant to improve the water supply in Biratnagar appeared first on OnlineKhabar English News.

New project to improve water supply

Nepal Water Supply Corporation under the Ministry of Water Supply and JICA Nepal signed an agreement for Technical Cooperation Project to improve water supply system in urban areas of the country yesterday.