Your class
Collect information about one more development project of national importance and
write a short account of the same.
EXERCISE
What is the total budget of Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project in Western Nepa
(RWSSP-WN)?
Which are the nine districts where RWSSP-WN was implemented?
What was the main objective of the SSRP? Try to know more about the SSDP.
How long is the BP Koirala Highway? How much shorter is the distance from Kathmand
to eastern Terai now?
Which are the donor nations of RWSSP-WN and BP Koirala Highway?
Where is the Sikta Irrigation Project launched?
IN LOUR COMMUNITY
rite a short account of a development project being carried out in your area.
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