The Melamchi Water Supply Project (MWSP) and the impact on the village development committees of Sindhupalchowk district (eBook, PDF) - Dahal, Dhundi Raj
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Doctoral Thesis / Dissertation from the year 2018 in the subject Geography / Earth Science - Physical Geography, Geomorphology, Environmental Studies, , language: English, abstract: The study aims to explore the impact of the Melamchi Water Supply Project (MWSP) with the local people of study areas. It was conducted in 8 village development committees of Sindhupalchowk district which were more affected by the Project. A total of 404 respondents were selected randomly and details interviews/surveys done. The study had developed three major research hypotheses. The study concluded that MWSP had…mehr

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Doctoral Thesis / Dissertation from the year 2018 in the subject Geography / Earth Science - Physical Geography, Geomorphology, Environmental Studies, , language: English, abstract: The study aims to explore the impact of the Melamchi Water Supply Project (MWSP) with the local people of study areas. It was conducted in 8 village development committees of Sindhupalchowk district which were more affected by the Project. A total of 404 respondents were selected randomly and details interviews/surveys done. The study had developed three major research hypotheses. The study concluded that MWSP had contributed in the field of agriculture, improving the economic status of the community, education, infrastructure development and off-seasonal vegetable farming for income-generating activities. There was a significant difference between the respondents of different VDCs regarding their experiences of the contribution of MWSP in environmental management and community development. The Social Upliftment Program of MWSP should be continued and needed to be extended in other hard-to-reach areas of the district. The project should focus to involve of public in all four levels of participation: inform, involve, consult, and collaborate. MWSP should focus more to increase the number of participation in direct or indirect involvement of the public in planning, implementation, and supervision of project activities. The community should feel that MWSP was for them; was working for the betterment of the community with the support of the community. There is a need for capacity mapping so that MWSP should share the findings and could encourage the public, to contribute in community development by using their local resources and capacities. Keywords: Collaborate, Consult, Environment, Impact, Inform, Involve, Management, Participation
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EDUCATION : ¿ Ph. D, ( Environmental Science and Technology Faculty), Mewar University, India 2018 ¿ M.P.A. (Development Administration), Public Administration Campus, Tribhuvan University, Nepal, 2005 ¿ M.Sc. (Environmental Engineering), Institute of Engineering, Tribhuvan University, Nepal, 2002 ¿ B.E Civil, Institution of Engineers, India, 1989 Training : ¿ Training on Environmental Impact Assessment, EMAS, March 2015 (7 Wks) ¿ Training on Settlement of Dispute on Works and Goods Contract, NEPCA, June 2014 (1 Wk) ¿ Health and Hygiene Promotion in Emergencies, RedR, India, March 2011 (1 Wk). ¿ Technical Auditors Training, NVC/TITI, Kathmandu, Nepal, May 2007, (4 Wks). ¿ Decentralized Water Supply & Sanitation, UNESCO-IHE, Delft, The Netherlands, July 2006 (4 Wks). ¿ Course on Report Writing, British Council, Kathmandu, Aug. 2004. ¿ Computer Application in W/S System Design, CHRDU/ DWSS, Kathmandu, 7-19 May 2000. ¿ AutoCAD Training, CSE, Kathmandu, Sep.¿Dec. 1998 (3 months). ¿ Five weeks duration Management Training, Nepal Administrative Staff College, Dec. 1992. ¿ Leak Detection and Preventive Maintenance of Pipe Distribution System, NEERI, Tamilnadu Institute of Urban Studies, Coimbatore, India, March 1989 (2 Wks). Period/ Employer / Position June 2006 ¿ Till Date Building Design Authority Pvt. Ltd, Position: Team Leader/Sewerage/ Drainage/ Quantity Surveyor, intermittent inputs Jan to Dec 2011 NJS/Nepal Consult (P) Ltd. Position: Sewerage Management Specialist June 2009 ¿ Nov 2010 Asian Development Bank (Nepal) Position: Design / Quantity Survey Specialist Aug 2006 ¿ June 2009 CMS Nepal (P) Ltd., Position: Senior Engineer/Quantity Surveyor/Supervision Engineer Nov 1999 ¿ June 2006 Department of Water Supply and Sewerage, Position: Water Supply and Sanitary Engineer Nov 1998 ¿ Oct 1999 Melamchi Water Supply Development Board, Position: Water Supply Engineer MEMBERSHIP IN ¿ Member, Nepal Engineering Council ¿ Life Member, Institution of Engineers (India), FIE ¿ Life Member, Nepal Engineers Association ¿ Life Member, Society of Public Health Engineers Nepal ¿ Life member, Nepal Council of Arbitration (NEPCA) ¿ Life Member, NEIAAN (National Environmental Impact Assessment Association) OTHER INFORMATION : Involvement in Journals reviewer, M.Sc. Thesis External reviewer/external examiner. CONTACT INFORMATION : E-mail: dhundi_raj2000@yahoo.com / dhundirajdahal@gmail.com Phone/ mobile: + 977-9851101210