Rainwater Harvesting
NHHO has aimed to launch a project of Rain Water Harvesting (RWH) in Chyangli, Dhuwakot and Gaikhur VDCs of Gorkha as a pilot project. This region is completely dry. People must depend upon monsoon for farming. We believe, it will be the gift for this region. Every stake holder can collect rain water during the rainy season and can use it as per their required. It will help to grow different unseasonable organic vegetables and cash crops and helps to reduce their expanses of green vegetables and supports to maintain their health as well. In the long run it supports to reduce poverty alleviation.
The first Rainwater Harvesting Basin becomes successfull established by instruction of Julia and Niklas from the "Gesellschaft für nachhaltige Entwicklung mbH" .
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Water Projects for the earthquake victims people of Gorkha in 2017 NHHO conducted veracious water projects in 2017 for the ...
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This project for 78 households (HHs). This area is covered by Gurung and Kumal ethnic groups. Before to success ...
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This project is specially focused for micro irrigation. Water supply from 390 meter altitude to 440 meter altitude. Water supply ...
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Kitchen House Building Construction for public School
Jeeven Jyoti Higer Scondary School is one of the large public schools located at the remote hilly belt of Nepal. The school have the extreme pressure of approximately 1200 students pursuing their education at current time. Categorically the age of the students ranges from 5 to 18 years. The majority of the students come from far away to the school from the adjoining locally. Around 73 per cent of the total students have to spend 2 to 2 ½ hours to arrive the school every day. They take their breakfast before 8 am in the morning and get their houses only at around 6 pm in the evening without having any tiffin / snacks in these ten hours! Neither can they bring any lunch-packet from their homes, nor does the school offer them a snack nor is there any snack-bar, if it exist the children could not effort to buy there something to eat! So the students have the nightmarish obligation of studying with empty stomach! Therefore they are not able to perform well their academic activities...
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