The community initially had misunderstandings about the relief distribution from PACT Nepal, with people saying PACT would provide each household Rs. 50,000 and a bag of grain. However, after regular meetings between PACT staff and the community to explain PACT's objectives and that it does not provide direct cash relief, the community now understands PACT's role is to build disaster resilience, not provide cash. The community disaster management committee now clarifies any issues themselves. Regular interaction through the community listening center helped address the initial challenges around project implementation.
This document is the Land Revenue Act of 2019 which establishes procedures for conducting land surveys and determining land revenue in Nepal. Some key points:
1) It allows local authorities to provide tax relief (up to 50% of the tax amount) for lands that experience low crop yields or no harvest due to lack of rainfall.
2) It requires local tax collectors to record weekly rainfall measurements and submit monthly reports to district authorities who will determine if any tax relief is needed.
3) It establishes procedures for conducting land surveys every 3 years to determine standard crop yields for different types of land. Survey results are submitted to local tax offices and the central government.
The document discusses issues related to disaster management and human rights in Nepal. It notes that over 1000 people die from disasters like floods, landslides and epidemics every year in Nepal, and thousands more are injured or displaced. The country lacks comprehensive disaster management laws and policies to effectively protect the rights of affected communities during disasters. As a result, both government and non-government actors face many challenges in relief and recovery work. The document emphasizes the need for a rights-based approach to disaster management in Nepal to ensure aid is provided in a dignified, non-discriminatory manner according to international human rights standards.
The document discusses issues related to disaster management and human rights in Nepal. It notes that over 1000 people die from disasters like floods, landslides and epidemics every year in Nepal, and thousands more are injured or displaced. The country lacks comprehensive disaster management laws and policies to effectively protect the rights of affected communities during disasters. As a result, both government and non-government actors face many challenges in relief and recovery work. The document emphasizes the need for a rights-based approach to disaster management in Nepal to help ensure aid is provided in a dignified, equitable and participatory manner.
This document outlines amendments made to laws related to land revenue in Nepal. It summarizes key provisions of the Land Revenue Act, including:
1. Giving authorities the power to extend deadlines for paying land revenue in situations where revenue has not been paid within the prescribed time period for many landholdings in a district or area.
2. Allowing the government to auction land and tenancies if revenue is still not paid by the extended deadline.
3. Procedures for handling tenancies and duties where revenue has not been paid, including provisions for the local development committee or municipality to take over the landholding or duty.
This document discusses causes and prevention of pandemics. It defines a pandemic as a disease that spreads rapidly to many people over a wide geographic area. Factors like population growth, environmental degradation, and lack of clean water and sanitation have increased risks of pandemics. Historically, many deaths have resulted from pandemics of water-borne diseases like cholera, influenza, and diseases transmitted through air like tuberculosis. Poor and marginalized communities facing poverty, malnutrition, and lack of healthcare are most vulnerable. The document emphasizes the need for community preparedness, emergency response, and long-term management to control pandemics.
This document discusses causes and prevention of pandemics. It defines a pandemic as a disease that spreads rapidly to many people over a wide geographic area. Factors like population growth, environmental degradation, and lack of clean water and sanitation have increased risks of pandemics. Historically, many deaths have resulted from pandemics of water-borne diseases like cholera, influenza, and diseases transmitted through air like tuberculosis. Poor and marginalized communities facing poverty, malnutrition, and lack of healthcare are most vulnerable. The document emphasizes the need for community preparedness, emergency response, and long-term management to control pandemics.
The community initially had misunderstandings about the relief distribution from PACT Nepal, with people saying PACT would provide each household Rs. 50,000 and a bag of grain. However, after regular meetings between PACT staff and the community to explain PACT's objectives and that it does not provide direct cash relief, the community now understands PACT's role is to build disaster resilience, not provide cash. The community disaster management committee now clarifies any issues themselves. Regular interaction through the community listening center helped address the initial challenges around project implementation.
This document is the Land Revenue Act of 2019 which establishes procedures for conducting land surveys and determining land revenue in Nepal. Some key points:
1) It allows local authorities to provide tax relief (up to 50% of the tax amount) for lands that experience low crop yields or no harvest due to lack of rainfall.
2) It requires local tax collectors to record weekly rainfall measurements and submit monthly reports to district authorities who will determine if any tax relief is needed.
3) It establishes procedures for conducting land surveys every 3 years to determine standard crop yields for different types of land. Survey results are submitted to local tax offices and the central government.
The document discusses issues related to disaster management and human rights in Nepal. It notes that over 1000 people die from disasters like floods, landslides and epidemics every year in Nepal, and thousands more are injured or displaced. The country lacks comprehensive disaster management laws and policies to effectively protect the rights of affected communities during disasters. As a result, both government and non-government actors face many challenges in relief and recovery work. The document emphasizes the need for a rights-based approach to disaster management in Nepal to ensure aid is provided in a dignified, non-discriminatory manner according to international human rights standards.
The document discusses issues related to disaster management and human rights in Nepal. It notes that over 1000 people die from disasters like floods, landslides and epidemics every year in Nepal, and thousands more are injured or displaced. The country lacks comprehensive disaster management laws and policies to effectively protect the rights of affected communities during disasters. As a result, both government and non-government actors face many challenges in relief and recovery work. The document emphasizes the need for a rights-based approach to disaster management in Nepal to help ensure aid is provided in a dignified, equitable and participatory manner.
This document outlines amendments made to laws related to land revenue in Nepal. It summarizes key provisions of the Land Revenue Act, including:
1. Giving authorities the power to extend deadlines for paying land revenue in situations where revenue has not been paid within the prescribed time period for many landholdings in a district or area.
2. Allowing the government to auction land and tenancies if revenue is still not paid by the extended deadline.
3. Procedures for handling tenancies and duties where revenue has not been paid, including provisions for the local development committee or municipality to take over the landholding or duty.
This document discusses causes and prevention of pandemics. It defines a pandemic as a disease that spreads rapidly to many people over a wide geographic area. Factors like population growth, environmental degradation, and lack of clean water and sanitation have increased risks of pandemics. Historically, many deaths have resulted from pandemics of water-borne diseases like cholera, influenza, and diseases transmitted through air like tuberculosis. Poor and marginalized communities facing poverty, malnutrition, and lack of healthcare are most vulnerable. The document emphasizes the need for community preparedness, emergency response, and long-term management to control pandemics.
This document discusses causes and prevention of pandemics. It defines a pandemic as a disease that spreads rapidly to many people over a wide geographic area. Factors like population growth, environmental degradation, and lack of clean water and sanitation have increased risks of pandemics. Historically, many deaths have resulted from pandemics of water-borne diseases like cholera, influenza, and diseases transmitted through air like tuberculosis. Poor and marginalized communities facing poverty, malnutrition, and lack of healthcare are most vulnerable. The document emphasizes the need for community preparedness, emergency response, and long-term management to control pandemics.
1) The article discusses historic and pre-historic earthquakes in Nepal based on a study. It notes that mud-brick houses with wooden frames and tin or tile roofs are generally safer than other types during earthquakes.
2) Effective communication is crucial for disaster risk reduction. The article argues that while earthquakes cannot be controlled, people can take precautions to stay safe such as preparing for emergencies before a quake hits.
3) It features a solar home lighting system as an example of renewable energy. It also highlights Nepal's natural heritage.
The guide pages cover simple technologies that farmers can start for sage after harvest practices so that more than 80 percent of the post harvest losses could be reduced by interventions from farmers side.
1) Rabies is a viral disease transmitted primarily through bites from rabid animals.
2) It is transmitted through saliva, usually via bites, but can also be transmitted through scratches or licks on broken skin or mucous membranes.
3) In Southeast Asia, 96% of human rabies cases are caused by dog bites. Other animals like monkeys, cats, foxes, bats and rodents can also transmit rabies.
1. The document discusses human trafficking and forced labor in Nepal. It notes that while in the past many Nepalis were trafficked to India for forced labor, now trafficking is increasing to other countries like Gulf states, Malaysia, and European nations.
2. It outlines government and NGO efforts to control trafficking in India but says trafficking is increasing challenges in other countries. Stronger legal provisions have been established against trafficking with penalties of 20 years imprisonment and fines of 2 million rupees.
3. The document analyzes factors behind increasing trafficking, including poverty, unemployment, lack of education, but also notes educated and middle-class families are also affected. Globalization and consumerism are also influencing trafficking trends.
This document is the Forest Act, 2049 (1992) of Nepal which was enacted to conserve and manage forests in Nepal. Some key points:
1. It defines different types of forests in Nepal including national forests, community forests, religious forests, leasehold forests, and private forests.
2. It gives powers to district forest officers to determine boundaries of national forests and acquire private land/property falling within these boundaries providing compensation.
3. It provides definitions for terms related to forestry like forest products, management plans, protected forests etc. used in the Act.
याैन हिंसा तथा घरेलु हिंसा सम्बन्धी सूचना सामग्रीWOREC Nepal
कसैले कुनै महिलाको मञ्जुरी नलिई यौन सम्बन्ध राखेमा वा मञ्जुरी लिएर पनि अठार वर्षभन्दा कम
उमेरको कुनै बालिका वा किशोरीसँग यौन सम्बन्ध राखेमा त्यस्तो महिला वा बालिकालाई बलात्कार
(जवर्जस्ती करणी) गरेको मानिनेछ ।
This document discusses sustainable development and its relationship to disaster risk reduction. It defines sustainable development as development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. The document outlines some key principles of sustainable development, including integrating disaster risk reduction into development planning and projects. It argues that development can both increase disaster risks if not properly managed, but it can also reduce vulnerabilities and build resilience if approaches factor in risk. The overall message is that sustainable development which considers disaster risks is important for achieving long-term development goals.
यो कथा नेपाल सरकार, स्वास्थ्य तथा जनसंख्या मन्त्रालय, राष्ट्रिय स्वास्थ्य
शिक्षा सूचना तथा सञ्चार केन्द्रले आम सरोकारवालाहरुलाई, क्वारेन्टिन तथा
आइसोलेसनमा बसिरहेका, कोभिड–१९ बाट प्रभावित भएका व्यक्ति वा आम
समुदायमा मनोरञ्जन सँगै कोभिड–१९ का विषयमा सिकाइ हुन्छ भन्ने हेतुले
तयार पारि प्रकाशित गरिएको हो ।
climate smart agriculture in Nepali - Copy.pptxSunitaTolangi
This document discusses climate-friendly (smart) agriculture. Some key points:
- Climate refers to long-term weather patterns over 30 years, while weather refers to short term conditions over days or weeks.
- Greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide trap heat in the atmosphere and cause global warming. Agriculture, livestock, and land use contribute around 24% of greenhouse gas emissions globally.
- The average global temperature has risen 1.5 degrees Celsius since 1850 due to increased greenhouse gases from human activities like industry, transportation, and agriculture. Further temperature increases are expected to have severe impacts.
This document provides an introduction to disasters/calamities (k|sf]k) in Nepal. It defines k|sf]k as natural or man-made events that can cause loss of life, property damage, and economic disruption. Common types of k|sf]k in Nepal include floods, landslides, fires, earthquakes, epidemics, and droughts. K|sf]k can have both immediate and long-term impacts and pose challenges for development. Proper disaster management and preparedness are important to reduce risks and losses from k|sf]k. The document aims to provide basic knowledge and awareness about k|sf]k to help communities and organizations be better prepared.
This document provides an introduction to disasters/calamities (k|sf]k) in Nepal. It defines k|sf]k as natural or man-made events that can cause loss of life, property damage, and economic disruption. Common types of k|sf]k in Nepal include floods, landslides, fires, earthquakes, droughts, and epidemics. The document discusses causes of k|sf]k such as natural factors and human activities. It also outlines short-term and long-term impacts of k|sf]k as well as their influence on poverty and development. The final sections cover disaster management, mitigation strategies, and the benefits of sustainable development for reducing k|sf]k
- The document is the Governance - Management and Operation Act, 2064 from the Law Commission of Nepal website.
- The key points of the act are to establish good governance in Nepal by making the public administration people-friendly, accountable, transparent, inclusive and participatory. It aims to transform the administration system into a service providing and facilitating body.
- The act establishes various levels of government from central to local levels to carry out administrative functions. It provides for the formation of different ministries and departments under the government.
- The document is the Governance - Management and Operation Act, 2064 from the Law Commission of Nepal website.
- The key points of the act are to establish good governance in Nepal by making the public administration people-friendly, accountable, transparent, inclusive and participatory. It aims to transform the administration system into a service providing and facilitating body.
- The act establishes various ministries, departments and authorities at the central, regional, district and local levels to carry out administrative functions. It defines the roles and responsibilities of ministers, secretaries and other officials in ensuring timely service delivery to citizens in accordance with the constitution and rule of law.
This document is the Land Acquisition Act of 2034 BS (1977 AD) of Nepal. Some key points:
1. It consolidates and amends existing land acquisition laws of Nepal.
2. It gives the Government of Nepal the authority to acquire any amount of land from any area for public projects, by providing compensation.
3. It allows the government to acquire land on behalf of institutions for projects related to employee housing, welfare facilities, or activities that benefit the public. The institution must agree to pay all costs.
4. It outlines the process for preliminary actions like surveying land and determining appropriate compensation for crops/trees damaged during acquisition. Compensation is determined by officials and disputes
This document discusses the importance of the upcoming elections for the House of Representatives and Provincial Assemblies in Nepal as per the new constitution. It emphasizes that the elections will help implement federalism and establish an inclusive democratic republic based on social justice, equality and prosperity. It highlights that the Provincial Assemblies will empower regional governments to make important decisions on development, administration and cultural issues. Similarly, the House of Representatives will form the federal government led by the party with a majority. The Nepali Congress party urges voters to support it to ensure a strong democratic system and accelerate development at the provincial and federal levels.
Aksharica (अक्षरिका) is a Nepali Language Newsletter. Aksharica is made with a combination of two words “Akshar” and “America”. Akshar means “letter” in Nepali, thus goal of the Aksharica is to educate, inform, inspire, and empower the Nepali speaking community (Bhutanese and Nepalese) residing in America. Rajesh Koirala is working as an editor since it started on August 2010. This is 114th issue, published on December, 2018.
This guidance note provides guidance for district-level flood preparedness planning in Nepal. It outlines key activities and responsibilities for flood preparedness at the district level. The guidance is intended to help district disaster management committees, government officials, and all national and international partners coordinate effectively and develop preparedness plans.
The guidance outlines an implementation process and roles for different levels to make response coordinated, reliable and effective. Key activities for preparedness include assessing hazards and vulnerabilities, resource mapping, early warning systems, and prepositioning relief supplies. Preparedness meetings are to be held to discuss roles and responsibilities and develop preparedness plans. The roles of district disaster management committees and cluster leads in different sectors are also defined.
Ang Chong Yi’s Culinary Revolution: Pioneering Plant-Based Meat Alternatives ...Ang Chong Yi Singapore
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1) The article discusses historic and pre-historic earthquakes in Nepal based on a study. It notes that mud-brick houses with wooden frames and tin or tile roofs are generally safer than other types during earthquakes.
2) Effective communication is crucial for disaster risk reduction. The article argues that while earthquakes cannot be controlled, people can take precautions to stay safe such as preparing for emergencies before a quake hits.
3) It features a solar home lighting system as an example of renewable energy. It also highlights Nepal's natural heritage.
The guide pages cover simple technologies that farmers can start for sage after harvest practices so that more than 80 percent of the post harvest losses could be reduced by interventions from farmers side.
1) Rabies is a viral disease transmitted primarily through bites from rabid animals.
2) It is transmitted through saliva, usually via bites, but can also be transmitted through scratches or licks on broken skin or mucous membranes.
3) In Southeast Asia, 96% of human rabies cases are caused by dog bites. Other animals like monkeys, cats, foxes, bats and rodents can also transmit rabies.
1. The document discusses human trafficking and forced labor in Nepal. It notes that while in the past many Nepalis were trafficked to India for forced labor, now trafficking is increasing to other countries like Gulf states, Malaysia, and European nations.
2. It outlines government and NGO efforts to control trafficking in India but says trafficking is increasing challenges in other countries. Stronger legal provisions have been established against trafficking with penalties of 20 years imprisonment and fines of 2 million rupees.
3. The document analyzes factors behind increasing trafficking, including poverty, unemployment, lack of education, but also notes educated and middle-class families are also affected. Globalization and consumerism are also influencing trafficking trends.
This document is the Forest Act, 2049 (1992) of Nepal which was enacted to conserve and manage forests in Nepal. Some key points:
1. It defines different types of forests in Nepal including national forests, community forests, religious forests, leasehold forests, and private forests.
2. It gives powers to district forest officers to determine boundaries of national forests and acquire private land/property falling within these boundaries providing compensation.
3. It provides definitions for terms related to forestry like forest products, management plans, protected forests etc. used in the Act.
याैन हिंसा तथा घरेलु हिंसा सम्बन्धी सूचना सामग्रीWOREC Nepal
कसैले कुनै महिलाको मञ्जुरी नलिई यौन सम्बन्ध राखेमा वा मञ्जुरी लिएर पनि अठार वर्षभन्दा कम
उमेरको कुनै बालिका वा किशोरीसँग यौन सम्बन्ध राखेमा त्यस्तो महिला वा बालिकालाई बलात्कार
(जवर्जस्ती करणी) गरेको मानिनेछ ।
This document discusses sustainable development and its relationship to disaster risk reduction. It defines sustainable development as development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. The document outlines some key principles of sustainable development, including integrating disaster risk reduction into development planning and projects. It argues that development can both increase disaster risks if not properly managed, but it can also reduce vulnerabilities and build resilience if approaches factor in risk. The overall message is that sustainable development which considers disaster risks is important for achieving long-term development goals.
यो कथा नेपाल सरकार, स्वास्थ्य तथा जनसंख्या मन्त्रालय, राष्ट्रिय स्वास्थ्य
शिक्षा सूचना तथा सञ्चार केन्द्रले आम सरोकारवालाहरुलाई, क्वारेन्टिन तथा
आइसोलेसनमा बसिरहेका, कोभिड–१९ बाट प्रभावित भएका व्यक्ति वा आम
समुदायमा मनोरञ्जन सँगै कोभिड–१९ का विषयमा सिकाइ हुन्छ भन्ने हेतुले
तयार पारि प्रकाशित गरिएको हो ।
climate smart agriculture in Nepali - Copy.pptxSunitaTolangi
This document discusses climate-friendly (smart) agriculture. Some key points:
- Climate refers to long-term weather patterns over 30 years, while weather refers to short term conditions over days or weeks.
- Greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide trap heat in the atmosphere and cause global warming. Agriculture, livestock, and land use contribute around 24% of greenhouse gas emissions globally.
- The average global temperature has risen 1.5 degrees Celsius since 1850 due to increased greenhouse gases from human activities like industry, transportation, and agriculture. Further temperature increases are expected to have severe impacts.
This document provides an introduction to disasters/calamities (k|sf]k) in Nepal. It defines k|sf]k as natural or man-made events that can cause loss of life, property damage, and economic disruption. Common types of k|sf]k in Nepal include floods, landslides, fires, earthquakes, epidemics, and droughts. K|sf]k can have both immediate and long-term impacts and pose challenges for development. Proper disaster management and preparedness are important to reduce risks and losses from k|sf]k. The document aims to provide basic knowledge and awareness about k|sf]k to help communities and organizations be better prepared.
This document provides an introduction to disasters/calamities (k|sf]k) in Nepal. It defines k|sf]k as natural or man-made events that can cause loss of life, property damage, and economic disruption. Common types of k|sf]k in Nepal include floods, landslides, fires, earthquakes, droughts, and epidemics. The document discusses causes of k|sf]k such as natural factors and human activities. It also outlines short-term and long-term impacts of k|sf]k as well as their influence on poverty and development. The final sections cover disaster management, mitigation strategies, and the benefits of sustainable development for reducing k|sf]k
- The document is the Governance - Management and Operation Act, 2064 from the Law Commission of Nepal website.
- The key points of the act are to establish good governance in Nepal by making the public administration people-friendly, accountable, transparent, inclusive and participatory. It aims to transform the administration system into a service providing and facilitating body.
- The act establishes various levels of government from central to local levels to carry out administrative functions. It provides for the formation of different ministries and departments under the government.
- The document is the Governance - Management and Operation Act, 2064 from the Law Commission of Nepal website.
- The key points of the act are to establish good governance in Nepal by making the public administration people-friendly, accountable, transparent, inclusive and participatory. It aims to transform the administration system into a service providing and facilitating body.
- The act establishes various ministries, departments and authorities at the central, regional, district and local levels to carry out administrative functions. It defines the roles and responsibilities of ministers, secretaries and other officials in ensuring timely service delivery to citizens in accordance with the constitution and rule of law.
This document is the Land Acquisition Act of 2034 BS (1977 AD) of Nepal. Some key points:
1. It consolidates and amends existing land acquisition laws of Nepal.
2. It gives the Government of Nepal the authority to acquire any amount of land from any area for public projects, by providing compensation.
3. It allows the government to acquire land on behalf of institutions for projects related to employee housing, welfare facilities, or activities that benefit the public. The institution must agree to pay all costs.
4. It outlines the process for preliminary actions like surveying land and determining appropriate compensation for crops/trees damaged during acquisition. Compensation is determined by officials and disputes
This document discusses the importance of the upcoming elections for the House of Representatives and Provincial Assemblies in Nepal as per the new constitution. It emphasizes that the elections will help implement federalism and establish an inclusive democratic republic based on social justice, equality and prosperity. It highlights that the Provincial Assemblies will empower regional governments to make important decisions on development, administration and cultural issues. Similarly, the House of Representatives will form the federal government led by the party with a majority. The Nepali Congress party urges voters to support it to ensure a strong democratic system and accelerate development at the provincial and federal levels.
Aksharica (अक्षरिका) is a Nepali Language Newsletter. Aksharica is made with a combination of two words “Akshar” and “America”. Akshar means “letter” in Nepali, thus goal of the Aksharica is to educate, inform, inspire, and empower the Nepali speaking community (Bhutanese and Nepalese) residing in America. Rajesh Koirala is working as an editor since it started on August 2010. This is 114th issue, published on December, 2018.
This guidance note provides guidance for district-level flood preparedness planning in Nepal. It outlines key activities and responsibilities for flood preparedness at the district level. The guidance is intended to help district disaster management committees, government officials, and all national and international partners coordinate effectively and develop preparedness plans.
The guidance outlines an implementation process and roles for different levels to make response coordinated, reliable and effective. Key activities for preparedness include assessing hazards and vulnerabilities, resource mapping, early warning systems, and prepositioning relief supplies. Preparedness meetings are to be held to discuss roles and responsibilities and develop preparedness plans. The roles of district disaster management committees and cluster leads in different sectors are also defined.
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