Foreign Aid and Institutional Plurality: The Domestic Water Sector in Nepal

Sharma, Sudhindra

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“…It can be used elsewhere in the world wherever a great number of water projects are carried out within a relatively small space. The evolution of a water sector fuelled by foreign aid is intertwined with the changing nature of a state (Sharma, 2000). This methodology provides a tool to explore such transformation.…”

Section: Territorial Changes Resulting From 25 Years Of Water Aidmentioning

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Palestinians and donors playing with fire: 25 years of water projects in the West Bank

Trottier

Rondier

Perrier

2019

International Journal of Water Resources Development

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Section: Territorial Changes Resulting From 25 Years Of Water Aidmentioning

confidence: 99%

Palestinians and donors playing with fire: 25 years of water projects in the West Bank

Trottier

Rondier

Perrier

2019

International Journal of Water Resources Development

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“…These figures for Nepal may be higher than the actual figures. Government data on the achievement of water supply coverage at the end of the 8th five-year plan (1997) was shown as 61% only (Sharma 2000). In Nepal, the lack of access to sanitation is striking.…”

Section: Water Supply and Sanitation In Nepalmentioning

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“…The present state of water supply and sanitation facility improvement in Nepal is the result of improper planning and inadequate budgets. Sharma (2000) reported that, until the 4th five-year plan (1970-75), no planned emphasis was given to the water supply sector. Sanitation was only involved in the national budget from the 6th five-year plan .…”

Section: Water Supply and Sanitation In Nepalmentioning

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Diarrhoeal diseases in Nepal vis-à-vis water supply and sanitation status

Pokhrel

Viraraghavan

2004

Journal of Water and Health

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Diarrhoeal diseases are still a major challenge in Nepal because of inadequate safe water supply, poor sanitation and living conditions. However, several other factors such as the literacy rate, socio-economic status, and social, religious or personal perception of the cause of disease may influence the rate of morbidity and mortality of diarrhoeal diseases. A yearly minimum death of 30,000 and morbidity of 3.3 episodes per child was estimated due to diarrhoea. An environmental health education programme, along with water supply and sanitation intervention, is an effective mitigation measure to reduce diarrhoeal diseases in Nepal.

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Son Preference and Child Labor in Nepal: The Household Impact of Sending Girls to Work

Koolwal¹

2007

World Development

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Foreign Aid and Institutional Plurality: The Domestic Water Sector in Nepal

Cited by 3 publications

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Palestinians and donors playing with fire: 25 years of water projects in the West Bank

Palestinians and donors playing with fire: 25 years of water projects in the West Bank

Diarrhoeal diseases in Nepal vis-à-vis water supply and sanitation status

Son Preference and Child Labor in Nepal: The Household Impact of Sending Girls to Work

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