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Impact work in Jumla
Mountain district of Karnali Province; historic capital of the Khasa Malla kingdom.
Jumla District · Karnali Province
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Development projects in Jumla
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SASEC ETDSP Karnali transmission line
Transmission line Dailekh-Kalikot-Jumla 132kv pluss substation and tehcnincal assistance. This will be a part of a larger ADB program currently being developed.
Norad - Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation
active
Inclusive energy access for accelerating economic growth in Karnali corridor (TA SASEC/ETDSP)
The TA will pilot the Build4Skills approach at selected project sites to facilitate job placement for local people. It will build on the prior experiences of UNDP, ADB, and Norwegian-funded projects to enhance the livelihoods of women and disadvantaged groups in Jumla, Dailekh, and Kalikot districts. It will also support institutionalizing gender equality and social inclusion (GESI) and implementing the gender action plan linked to the loan.
UNDP Nepal
active
Save lives of mom and babies of rural Nepal
1. This project aims to address the urgent healthcare needs in the rural municipality of Jumla, which contributes to one of the highest maternal and newborn mortality due to its extreme remoteness by providing essential renovations, medical equipment, and birthing kits for health facility. 2.This health facility will be fully equipped with two hospital beds, a newborn corner, warmer, an autoclave, and other medical equipment to improve healthcare services, and save lives of villagers.
GlobalGiving
completed
Inclusive health services for people of Jumla and Mugu districts, Nepal
Inclusive health services for people of Jumla and Mugu districts, Nepal
GIZ Nepal
completed
Community Irrigation Project
The project will develop or improve small-scale irrigation systems in 12 districts in Nepal through a community-driven process targeted at the poor, women, and other disadvantaged groups. Small irrigation systems are defined as systems with less than 25 hectares of irrigation area in the hills and mountains and less than 200 hectares in the Terai plains. The participating districts were selected because of their high poverty, food insecurity and irrigation potential. They are Kanchanpur, Kailali, Dang, Kapilvastu in the Terai plains; Doti, Salyan, Rukum, Rolpa, Pyuthan in the hills; and Bajhang, Jumla, Mugu in the mountains. As the first large-scale intervention in small irrigation development in Nepal, the project will demonstrate participatory irrigation planning and management and build the capacity of all levels of the government for small-scale irrigation development. Farmers will form or strengthen existing water users associations (WUAs) to apply for project support. The project will provide support to rehabilitate and build new surface water irrigation schemes and to develop groundwater irrigation through shallow tube wells. It will also facilitate access to microfinance support and provide extension services. For farmers without access to electricity who are installing shallow tube wells, the project will connect them to the electricity network. WUAs will in turn learn to manage water more efficiently and equitably, maintain their systems, and apply improved agricultural practices.
Asian Development Bank
active
F.a: Economic empowerment of persons with disabilities in Jumla
A project by a rural cross-disability organization to train its members to produce apple juice and jam and other products for sale. Addition to that the UNCRPD training is organised for the members.
Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Finland
completed
Integrated Project for Food Security, Desaster Prepardness and Peace Advancement at the District of Jumla and Mugu / Western Nepal
Integrated Project for Food Security, Desaster Prepardness and Peace Advancement at the District of Jumla and Mugu / Western Nepal
GIZ Nepal
completed
Teach Rural Girls in Jumla to Write their Names
Nepal is one of the least developed countries in the world and 1/3 of the population - mostly from rural areas - live in absolute poverty with limited access to basic amenities or schooling. Girl children are often denied schooling (63% literacy for boys and only 35% for girls). Programs focusing on rural girls will build a foundation to improve women's lives in rural Jumla - a remote rural district recovering from the 10 year civil war. Teaching girls basic literacy will lead them to education.
GlobalGiving
Organizations represented in Jumla
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