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Æolb d]/f] cfkmg} gfpF lbPsf] d]/f] k|hfn] cfk}mnfO{ gd| kf/]/ k|fy{gf|fy{gf u5{,u5{, // dnfO{dnfO{ vf]h]/vf]h]/ cfkmgf b'i6 rfnx?af6 kms{G5, ta d :ju{af6 ltgLx?sf] k|fy{gfk|fy{gf ;'Gg]5', / ltgLx?sf kfk Ifdf ug]{5' / ltgLx?sf] b]znfO{ d :jf:Yo kfg]{5' .Æ @ Oltxf; &M@$ Parbat kj {t VDC_C VDC English VDC Nepali WNO Name ĂđĘć 420001 ARTHAR DANDAKHARKA \[ Ûȡȡ 7 Adherineta \ȯǐȯȡ 420001 ARTHAR DANDAKHARKA \[ Ûȡȡ 6 Arthar ][ 420001 ARTHAR DANDAKHARKA \[ Ûȡȡ 2 Artharbesi \ȡ[ȶ Ȣ 420001 ARTHAR DANDAKHARKA \[ Ûȡȡ 6 Badagaun ɋ 420001 ARTHAR DANDAKHARKA \[ Ûȡȡ 8 Bagale ȡȯ 420001 ARTHAR DANDAKHARKA \[ Ûȡȡ 7 Bahunbesi ¡ǕÛȯ Ȣ 420001 ARTHAR DANDAKHARKA \[ Ûȡȡ 2 Bhyauni ßȫȢ 420001 ARTHAR DANDAKHARKA \[ Ûȡȡ 7 Charipani ǐȡȢ 420001 ARTHAR DANDAKHARKA \[ Ûȡȡ 3 Chhapswara ȡÜèȡȡ 420001 ARTHAR DANDAKHARKA \[ Ûȡȡ 2 Dandakharka Ûȡȡ 420001 ARTHAR DANDAKHARKA \[ Ûȡȡ 6 Dandaswara Ûèȡȡ 420001 ARTHAR DANDAKHARKA \[ Ûȡȡ 7 Dhoddanda ȪƧȲȡ 420001 ARTHAR DANDAKHARKA \[ Ûȡȡ 4 Dubleswara ǕÞȯèȡȡ 420001 ARTHAR DANDAKHARKA \[ Ûȡȡ 1 Gahate ¡ȯ 420001 ARTHAR DANDAKHARKA \[ Ûȡȡ 1 Garane ȶ 420001 ARTHAR DANDAKHARKA \[ Ûȡȡ 4 Jaipare Ȱȯ 420001 ARTHAR DANDAKHARKA \[ Ûȡȡ 9 Kahule ¡Ǖȯ 420001 ARTHAR DANDAKHARKA \[ Ûȡȡ 1 Karbare [ȯ 420001 ARTHAR DANDAKHARKA \[ Ûȡȡ 8 Khalte ȡãȯ 420001 ARTHAR DANDAKHARKA \[ Ûȡȡ 9 Naukholta ȫȪȡ 420001 ARTHAR DANDAKHARKA \[ Ûȡȡ 8 Rahe ¡ȯ 420001 ARTHAR DANDAKHARKA \[ Ûȡȡ 2 Ryaldanda [ãȲȡ 420001 ARTHAR DANDAKHARKA \[ Ûȡȡ 5 Sahiswara Ǒ¡èȡȡ 420001 ARTHAR DANDAKHARKA \[ Ûȡȡ 5 Sindhu ͧ ÛǕ 420001 ARTHAR DANDAKHARKA \[ Ûȡȡ 3 Thadswara ȡɮèȡȡ 420002 BACHCHHA ȡÍȡ 7 Bachchhadanda ÍȡȲȡ 420002 BACHCHHA ȡÍȡ 3 Bachchhagaun Íȡɋ 420002 BACHCHHA ȡÍȡ 6 Bachchhakot ÍȡȪ 420002 BACHCHHA ȡÍȡ 4 Barhabis ȡ¡[ǒ 420002 BACHCHHA ȡÍȡ 1 Bhedabari ȯȣ 420002 BACHCHHA ȡÍȡ 6 Dundanda ǕÛȲȡ 420002 BACHCHHA ȡÍȡ 5 Durlang Ǖɍ 1 Parbat kj {t VDC_C VDC English VDC Nepali WNO Name ĂđĘć 420002 BACHCHHA ȡÍȡ 5 Jimire ǔͧȯ 420002 BACHCHHA ȡÍȡ 4 Kamere ȯ 420002 BACHCHHA ȡÍȡ 3 Kaneni ȯȢ 420002 BACHCHHA ȡÍȡ 6 kaphleswara Ýȯèȡȡ 420002 BACHCHHA ȡÍȡ 4 Khatrithar ǒğ 420002 BACHCHHA ȡÍȡ 7 Kulamathi ǕȡȢ 420002 BACHCHHA ȡÍȡ 9 M ajhthar Ð 420002 BACHCHHA ȡÍȡ 6 Patikharka Ǔȡȡ 420002 BACHCHHA ȡÍȡ 1 Phoksing ȪǔÈ Ȳ 420003 BAHAKITHANTI ¡ͩȡǔÛ 9 Bani Pokhara ǓȪȡ 420003 BAHAKITHANTI ¡ͩȡǔÛ 7 Bhawari ȡȡȣ 420003 BAHAKITHANTI ¡ͩȡǔÛ 3 Chopindanda ȪͪÛȲȡ 420003 BAHAKITHANTI ¡ͩȡǔÛ 2 Dandabari Ȳȣ 420003 BAHAKITHANTI ¡ͩȡǔÛ 9 Khalta ã 420003 BAHAKITHANTI ¡ͩȡǔÛ 6 Lamakharka ȡȡȡ 420003 BAHAKITHANTI ¡ͩȡǔÛ 1 Lauke ȯǕ 420003 BAHAKITHANTI ¡ͩȡǔÛ 4 Lingsing ͧȲǔÊ Ȳ 420003 BAHAKITHANTI ¡ͩȡǔÛ 8 Talatung ȡǕȲ 420004 BAJUNG ǕȲ 5 Bajung ǕȲ 420004 BAJUNG ǕȲ 2 Bause ȫ ȯ 420004 BAJUNG ǕȲ 8 Bhuma ¡Ǖ 420004 BAJUNG ǕȲ 1 Nyaule Ûȫȯ 420004 BAJUNG ǕȲ 1 Pakhare ȡȯ 420004 BAJUNG ǕȲ 1 Patichaur Ǔ ȫ 420004 BAJUNG ǕȲ 6 Phalhalni ã¡ȡȢ 420005 BALAKOT Ȫ 8 Balakot Ȫ 420005 BALAKOT Ȫ 2 Bate ȯ 420005 BALAKOT Ȫ 8 Bhalkung ãǕȲ 420005 BALAKOT Ȫ 5 Daha ¡ 420005 BALAKOT Ȫ 6 Delidanda ȯͧȲȡ 420005 BALAKOT Ȫ 3 Dhunge Ǖɨȯ 420005 BALAKOT Ȫ 3 Hirukharka Ǒ¡ǽȡȡ 2 Parbat kj {t VDC_C VDC English VDC Nepali WNO Name ĂđĘć 420005 BALAKOT Ȫ 4 Koldanda ȪãȲȡ 420005 BALAKOT Ȫ 6 Nigali Ǔȡȣ 420005 BALAKOT Ȫ 9 Patle ȡȯ 420005 BALAKOT Ȫ 1 Sitale Ȣȡȯ 420006 BANAU ȫ 4 Banau ȫ 420006 BANAU ȫ 1 Chitre ͬ ğȯ 420006 BANAU ȫ 3 Dandakhor ȲȪ 420006 BANAU ȫ 2 Gajunge ǕȲȯ 420006 BANAU ȫ 6 Game ȯ 420006 BANAU ȫ 9 Okhale jȯ 420006 BANAU ȫ 8 Phata ȡ 420007 BANSKHARKA Ûèȡȡ 2 Baskharka èȡȡ 420007 BANSKHARKA Ûèȡȡ 7 Bhitre Bang ͧğȯȲ 420008 BARRACHAUR ȡ[ ȫ 7 Asimure \ͧ Ǖȯ 420008 BARRACHAUR ȡ[ ȫ 1 Bachchhabot ÍȡȪ 420008 BARRACHAUR ȡ[ ȫ 3 Barrachaur ȡ[ ȫ 420008 BARRACHAUR ȡ[ ȫ 6 Baskot ȡèȪ 420008 BARRACHAUR ȡ[ ȫ 2 Baur ȫ 420008 BARRACHAUR ȡ[ ȫ 2 Dhakachaur ȫ 420008 BARRACHAUR ȡ[ ȫ 1 Dorma Ȫȡ 420008 BARRACHAUR ȡ[ ȫ 9 Gaire Ȱȯ 420008 BARRACHAUR ȡ[ ȫ 1 Lyang ãȡȲ 420008 BARRACHAUR ȡ[ ȫ 8 Naunadi ȫȡȢ 420008 BARRACHAUR ȡ[ ȫ 1 Patal ȡȡ 420008 BARRACHAUR ȡ[ ȫ 9 Purnagaun Ǖȡ[ɋ 420008 BARRACHAUR ȡ[ ȫ 5 Rithabot ǐȡȪ 420008 BARRACHAUR ȡ[ ȫ 9 Sahuthar ¡Ǖ 420008 BARRACHAUR ȡ[ ȫ 2 Satbise ǔ× ȯ 420008 BARRACHAUR ȡ[ ȫ 2 Thauwa ȫȡ 420016 BEULIBAS ȯaȢȡ 7 Bagale ȡȯ 420016 BEULIBAS ȯaȢȡ 4 Beulibas ȯ`ͧ 420016 BEULIBAS ȯaȢȡ 9 Chiluwa ͬ Ǖȡ 3 Parbat kj {t VDC_C VDC English VDC Nepali WNO Name ĂđĘć 420016 BEULIBAS ȯaȢȡ 6 Chiuridanda Ǔ`ǐÛ 420016 BEULIBAS ȯaȢȡ 2 Dadathok Ȫ 420016 BEULIBAS ȯaȢȡ 9 Dud Ǖ 420016 BEULIBAS ȯaȢȡ 8 Duglung ǕÊǕȲ 420016 BEULIBAS ȯaȢȡ 5 M aidan Ȱȡ 420016 BEULIBAS ȯaȢȡ 3 Palusthan Ǖèȡ 420016 BEULIBAS ȯaȢȡ 8 Salghari ȡȡȣ 420016 BEULIBAS ȯaȢȡ 1 Tallo Gohapuk ãȪ Ȫ¡Ǖ 420016 BEULIBAS ȯaȢȡ 1 Upallo Gohapuk `ãȪ Ȫ¡Ǖ 420009 BHANGARA Ȳȡȡ 4 Bahunimara ¡ǕǓȡȡ 420009 BHANGARA Ȳȡȡ 8 Bajarmara ȡ[ȡ 420009 BHANGARA Ȳȡȡ 7 Basswara èèȡȡ 420009 BHANGARA Ȳȡȡ 1 Baumara ȫȡȡ 420009 BHANGARA Ȳȡȡ 8 Betehani ȯȯ¡ȡȢ 420009 BHANGARA Ȳȡȡ 7 Bhagara ȡȡ 420009 BHANGARA Ȳȡȡ 5 Biguwa ǒǕȡ 420009 BHANGARA Ȳȡȡ 2 Bisundanda ǒ ǕÛȲȡ 420009 BHANGARA Ȳȡȡ 2 Gairiswara Ȱǐèȡȡ 420009 BHANGARA Ȳȡȡ 9 Guraidanda ǕȰȲȡ 420009 BHANGARA Ȳȡȡ 8 Jasukharka Ǖȡȡ 420009 BHANGARA Ȳȡȡ 4 kaule Ǖȯ 420009 BHANGARA Ȳȡȡ 3 Kauledadathar ȫȯ 420009 BHANGARA Ȳȡȡ 2 Lapsikholagaun ǔÜ Ȫȡɋ 420009 BHANGARA Ȳȡȡ 1 Majh katera ȡȡȯ 420009 BHANGARA Ȳȡȡ 3 Patlekharka ×ȯȡȡ 420009 BHANGARA Ȳȡȡ 9 Phulbari Ǖȡȣ 420009 BHANGARA Ȳȡȡ 1
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  • Saath-Saath Project

    Saath-Saath Project

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  • CHITWAN-ANNAPURNA LANDSCAPE: a RAPID ASSESSMENT Published in August 2013 by WWF Nepal

    CHITWAN-ANNAPURNA LANDSCAPE: a RAPID ASSESSMENT Published in August 2013 by WWF Nepal

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  • Download [PDF, 944.81

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    Facility Based Assessment for Reproductive Health Commodities and Services

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    C E N T R a L W E S T E

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  • Impact of Livelihood Improvement Programme by Multi Stakeholder Forestry Programmeon Rural Households in Parbat District

    Impact of Livelihood Improvement Programme by Multi Stakeholder Forestry Programmeon Rural Households in Parbat District

    IMPACT OF LIVELIHOOD IMPROVEMENT PROGRAMME BY MULTI STAKEHOLDER FORESTRY PROGRAMMEON RURAL HOUSEHOLDS IN PARBAT DISTRICT A Thesis Submitted to Central Department of Rural Development, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Tribhuvan University, In Partial Fulfill of the Requirements for the Degree of the Master of Arts (M.A.) In Rural Development By RAJENDRA SUBEDI Central Department of Rural Development Tribhuvan Univeristy, Kathmandu TU, Reg. No. : 6-2-240-80-2009 Exam Roll Number: 02625 November, 2016 DECLARATION I hereby declare that the work reported in this thesis entitled Impact of Livelihood Improvement Programme by Multi Stakeholder Forestry Programme on Rural Households in Parbat District. Submitted to Office of the Dean, Faculty of Arts, Tribhuvan University, is my original work done in the form of partial fulfillment of the requirement for the Degree of Master of Arts under the supervision of Lecturer, Bishnu K. C. University Campus. ……………………………… Rajendra Subedi Central Department of Rural Development Tribhuvan University Roll No. 03/070-072 Date: 2073/06/02 18 Sept. 2016 2 RECOMMENDATION LETTER This thesis entitled Impact of Livelihood Improvement Programme by Multi Stakeholder Forestry Programme on Rural Households in Parbat Districthas been prepared by Mr. Rajendra Subedi under my guidance and supervision in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Degree of Master of Arts in Rural Development. Therefore, this is recommended for the final evaluation and approval. ___________________ Bishnu K.C., Lecturer Thesis Supervisor Central Department of Rural Development Tribhuvan University, Kathmandu, Nepal Date: 2073/06/07 23 Sept. 2016 3 APPROVAL SHEET This thesis entitled Impact of Livelihood Improvement Programme by Multi Stakeholder Forestry Programme on Rural Households in Parbat District submitted by Rajendra Subedi has been accepted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in Rural Development.
  • Global Initiative on Out-Of-School Children

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