Electricity and Energy
Karnali: The Importance Of Local Voices In Nepal’s hydropower Projects
A trip along the Karnali river, where a major hydro electric project is planned, showcases how different communities are impacted, and who can negotiate, and who cannot
By Emma Karki, Diana Suhardiman, Patrick Drown, and Claire Swingle, Aug 10, 2018
Nepalese UN Peacekeepers Improve Access To Clean Water In South Sudan
“This water project will benefit thousands of citizens in our area and the children will be less affected by water-borne diseases,” a grateful Gaak Manyang, executive director of Meen County in Western Lakes, said.
By Stalin Gebreselassie May 24, 2018
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