Alternative Energy for Human-Wildlife Co-existence in two communities of Chitwan-Parsa Complex in Nepal
The project aims to promote Human-Wildlife Co-existence in two buffer zone areas of Chitwan and Parsa National Park. To reduce firewood dependance of 266 households, which aims to provide sustainable energy source. Induction cooking stoves, solar streetlights and solar powered early warning system.
Not reported budget·Not reported disbursed·Germany - Federal Foreign Office implementer·Parsa, chitawan location·Jun 26, 2023 → Dec 31, 2023 timeline
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About this project
The project aims to promote Human-Wildlife Co-existence in two buffer zone areas of Chitwan and Parsa National Park. To reduce firewood dependance of 266 households, which aims to provide sustainable energy source. Induction cooking stoves, solar streetlights and solar powered early warning system.
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