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Impact work in Bagmati
Bagmati Province. Capital Hetauda; contains the federal capital Kathmandu. Spans central hills and high mountains.
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- 589
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Jobs and tenders in Bagmati
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Development projects in Bagmati
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Kathmandu Valley Water Supply Improvement Project (Phase 2)
The project aims to ensure drinking water security in the Kathmandu Valley and to provide access to safe, sustainable, resilient, and inclusive water supply services to 2 million people by (i) constructing climate- and disaster-resilient urban water supply infrastructure; (ii) strengthening systems to improve the efficiency, sustainability, and resilience of water supply services; and (iii) enhancing the capacity of urban water supply institutions and stakeholders. The project is a continuation of the ongoing partnership between the Asian Development Bank (ADB) and the Government of Nepal to support the water and other urban infrastructure services sector in the country.
Asian Development Bank
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Enhancing Productivity and Dairy Value Chain in Nepal-Korea Model Dairy Village in Sindhuli
This project aims to create and improve the dairy diart value chain of Model Dairy Village(MDV) in Sindhuli, Kamalamai Municipality.
Office for Government Policy Coordination
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In Sourced Role to support Green Growth Nepal Programme.
Programme funded position will be dedicated to supporting components 1 and 2. This is required because the investment focus of these components is primarily large-scale infrastructure. Furthermore, Green Growth Nepal is testing new approaches to mobilise investment from British Investment Partnerships at the federal level and for large cities. The position will be based in Kathmandu with frequent travel to the selected large cities. This role will be recruited following BEK recruitment policy.
FCDO Nepal
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Provincial Engagement Facility (PEF)
PEF will help British Embassy Kathmandu (BEK) to ensure coherence among BEK's programmes/projects is happening in priority provinces.
FCDO Nepal
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Nuts and Fruits in Hilly Areas Project
The project will increase agricultural income of approximately 40,000 farm households in 100 municipalities in hilly areas of five provinces: Province 1, Bagmati, Gandaki, Karnali and Sudurpashchim. This will be mainly achieved through the development of approximately 10,000 hectares (ha) of climate resilient fruit and nut orchards providing value-addition to the nuts and fruits produced by at least 30,000 farm households. The project will also improve the institutional capacity for managing the nursery and horticulture sector. For about 10,000 smallholder households, who are not capable of investing in fruit and nut orchard development in the project provinces, the project will assist them to improve their vegetable and other nutritious crop production and its marketing.
Asian Development Bank
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Nepal Samartha (“Empowered”): Enhancing Gender & Human Development Outcomes through Systems Strengthening
The Samartha: Enhancing Gender and Human Development Outcomes through System Strengthening Programme (Samartha), funded by the British Embassy Kathmandu (BEK), aims to strengthen the capacity of provincial and local governments to effectively carry out their constitutional mandate. The programme focuses on improving access to quality social services, particularly for women, girls, and marginalised groups, including Dalits and other minorities. This will be complemented by federal-level support to ensure that national sectoral policies and resource allocations are responsive to local needs. This approach promotes resilient social systems that enhance health, education, and gender equality outcomes.
Adam Smith International
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Youth empowerment through integrated education and training for resilience and local prospects in Kathmandu Valley
The project addresses the challenges of climate change and the lack of local livelihoods for the local youth in Kathmandu Valley. It aims to empower youth and promote sustainable, enhanced climate resilience and local livelihood opportunities in Kathmandu Valley. Through a regular offer of education and awareness programs, children and youth enhance their understanding of environmental and climate related risks and gain capacities to face these challenges with suitable adaptation and response measures. A dedicated vocational and skills development program, based on local needs and opportunities, supports vulnerable local youth and equips them with relevant technical and business skills to create income and employment opportunities at the local level. The project supports skills training in sustainable tourism and hospitality as an answer to employment and business opportunities in the project area. Capacity development of local civil society actors and close collaboration with local government stakeholders further foster the sustainable development of the area while respecting environmental boundaries and responding to the effects of climate change in the area.
GIZ Nepal
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Improvement of Mother and Child Care in Urban Areas - Paropakar Maternity and Womens Hospital Kathmandu II
The module aims to improve access to and increase utilization of quality medical care for pregnant women and newborns at the selected satellite hospitals in the Kathmandu Valley, while reducing the burden on and specializing the Paropakar Maternity and Womens Hospital (Paropakar) Kathmandu. Additionally, the module aims to strengthen gender equality and empower women in leadership, management, service delivery and user groups in the catchment area of the satellite hospitals. The recipient is the Government of the Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal. The project executing agency, in addition to the Nepalese Ministry of Health, is Paropakar in Kathmandu. The direct target group is the population living in the Kathmandu Valley, especially women and children. The project measures include the construction of a new satellite hospital in Chandragiri, in the far west of the Kathmandu Valley. The location of the satellite hospital is in the immediate periphery of the Kathmandu Valley, in order to relieve Paropakar of mainly normal and low-risk births and to alleviate existing bottlenecks in mother-child care. The project will also finance necessary medical equipment and the digital connection and networking between Paropakar and the satellite hospital. Measures to promote energy efficiency will also be implemented. A complementary measure is planned to train the executing agencys managerial and executive staff (Paropakar and satellite hospitals), especially in the management, handling, operation and maintenance of financed measures and environmental and social standards.
GIZ Nepal
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A record is included when its source explicitly associates it with Bagmati. Counts describe Nepal Impact's dataset, not all activity in the province. Multi-location projects can appear on more than one place page.