Grade 8 Unit 1 Lesson 7

Some Ongoing Projects of Nepal
Various projects related to the road system, drinking water, electricity, education, sanitation, health, etc. are being conducted in Nepal. Few of them have already been completed and some of them are on the way for its completion. Some of the examples of such projects are as follows: -

Local Drinking Water and Sanitation Project in Western Nepal

- launched by Nepal Government
- to maintain the quality level of drinking water and sanitation in Dhaulagiri, Gandaki, Lumbini zones of Western Development Region and in Rapti zone of Mid-Western Development Region
- with the help of Finland Government.

Development of School Area
- launched by Nepal Government
- in all 75 districts
- aims to provide educational materials to the children deprived from quality of education
- supported by different donors
- The physical development of infrastructure, the establishment of children development centre, curriculum, teachers' training, etc.

Dhulikhel-Sindhuli-Bardibas Highway Project
- assisted by Japan
- Dhulikhel-SIndhuli-Bardibas Highway kniwn as B.P. Highway
- Construction began on 1996
-faced problem with materials, manpower and budget
- For the construction purpose this road has been divided into four sections:
• Bardibas- Sindhulibazar section (37 Km)
• Sindhulibazar- Khurkot section (39 Km)
• Khurkot - Nepalthok section (32 Km)
• Nepalthok-Dhulikhel section (50 Km)
- aims to connect east Terai district with the capital city, Kathmand
- to rise the social and economic condition of the people of Terai area
- the total length of this road will be 158 KM.

All 75 districts are getting electricity facility
Mugu, one of the districts of Nepal was far from electricity facility. Lack of the transportation and due to its difficult geographical structure, it was really hard to construct the line of electricity. An Agamgadh hydropower project, which was constituted in 2058 BS stopped in the middle of work. Nepal Electricity Authority took the project and accomplished it. Five VDCs are getting this facility for now. In Nepal, the first electricity was produced on 1968 BS. A hundred years after the production of electricity, all districts of Nepal have been able to get the electricity.

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