Government of Nepal

Ministry of Finance

AID MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM FOR NEPAL

1. Protection of the area surrounding the water source,  and preparation and implementation of Water source catchment management plans;
2. Treatment of gully erosion, and slope and landslide stablization that threatens the water sources, water infrastructure,, and beneficiary communities:
3. Construction of Water collection chambers, spring boxes or infiltration galleries:
4. Construction of water conservation ponds and storage for irrigation and livestock:
5. Construction of drinking water storage tanks and tap stands

1. Participating communities have improved catchment management and new or improved water storage infrastructure:
2. Communities and government manage water and land in an integrated and inclusive manner within watersheds;
3. Government adopts knowledge-based approaches for integrated water and land management and improveed water reliability and accessibility in the wake of climate change; and
4. Project management support is provided.

1. Selected communities that are significantly vulnerable to climate change have access to more reliable water resources.
2. About 45,000 househlods are expected to benefit from improved water reliability and accessibility during the dry season to support domestic and agriculture uses.
3. The spring or surface water sources are expected to become more reliable; the dry season water yield will either remain the same or increase.

Climate resilience in Nepal's mountain communities is improved.