Hydropower development is the only development activity that yields multiple benefits and, in many cases, can be an effective agent for poverty alleviation. Apart from being a source of renewable and clean energy, to stabilize the supply of electricity, it helps provide year round irrigation resulting in the increase in the cropping intensity and changing cropping pattern, and it reduces both deforestation and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Nepal has adopted a policy of Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM), by which hydropower projects are developed in conjunction with irrigation..
For the development of the country, the optimal used of water resource is inevitable. Hydropower alo...
Water resources can play significant roles in development pathways for water-endowed, low-income cou...
This article investigates water security in Nepal from the perspective of the water-energy-agricultu...
Nepal, endowed with perennial rivers and mountainous topography, has enormous scope to generate hydr...
Nepal's overall energy baseline: It has been proposed that hydropower projects for domestic consumpt...
Hydropower is one of the cleanest, renewable and environmentally benign sources of energy. Nepal is ...
The adverse impacts o f h y d r o p o w e rdevelopment are wel l documented in th
Nepal is rich with inland water resources and has great potential for electricity power generation. ...
Nepal has endowed high potential of water resources, covering 395,000 ha (48%) area within 45,000 km...
This thesis concerns with water, energy, and food (WEF) security in Nepal in relation to hydropower ...
Nepal is a small mountainous and landlocked country. Poverty is the key phenomenon which is more sev...
Nepal should stop using imported energy and have its own source of energy. When Nepal has its own cl...
Background: Nepal has been facing acute load shedding problem though it has a large potential for hy...
The culturally and ecologically diverse region of the Eastern Himalayas is the target of ambitious h...
The culturally and ecologically diverse region of the Eastern Himalayas is the target of ambitious h...
For the development of the country, the optimal used of water resource is inevitable. Hydropower alo...
Water resources can play significant roles in development pathways for water-endowed, low-income cou...
This article investigates water security in Nepal from the perspective of the water-energy-agricultu...
Nepal, endowed with perennial rivers and mountainous topography, has enormous scope to generate hydr...
Nepal's overall energy baseline: It has been proposed that hydropower projects for domestic consumpt...
Hydropower is one of the cleanest, renewable and environmentally benign sources of energy. Nepal is ...
The adverse impacts o f h y d r o p o w e rdevelopment are wel l documented in th
Nepal is rich with inland water resources and has great potential for electricity power generation. ...
Nepal has endowed high potential of water resources, covering 395,000 ha (48%) area within 45,000 km...
This thesis concerns with water, energy, and food (WEF) security in Nepal in relation to hydropower ...
Nepal is a small mountainous and landlocked country. Poverty is the key phenomenon which is more sev...
Nepal should stop using imported energy and have its own source of energy. When Nepal has its own cl...
Background: Nepal has been facing acute load shedding problem though it has a large potential for hy...
The culturally and ecologically diverse region of the Eastern Himalayas is the target of ambitious h...
The culturally and ecologically diverse region of the Eastern Himalayas is the target of ambitious h...
For the development of the country, the optimal used of water resource is inevitable. Hydropower alo...
Water resources can play significant roles in development pathways for water-endowed, low-income cou...
This article investigates water security in Nepal from the perspective of the water-energy-agricultu...