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Poverty Alleviation Fund Poverty Alleviation Fund Earthquake Response Program Seven Days Mason Training List of Participants District : Lamjung VDC : Taghring, Khudi and Ghanpokhara (Marsyangdi Gaupaalika) Training Duration : 7 days (Jestha 5 to 11, 2074) Venue : Khudi 1, Tarapu (Marsyangdi-3) Partner Organization : Committee for the Promotion of Public Awareness and Development Studies (COPPADES), Lamjung SN Participant Name Address Citizen No Age Gender Contact No 1 Deu Bahadur Gurung Taghring-1 8265 54 Male 9860765526 2 Ram Kumar Rai Taghring-1 06.09.72.00670 28 Male 9862796998 3 Yo Jung Gurung Taghring-3 65 48 Male 9846780190 4 Meher Man Sarki Taghring-4 6341 54 Male 9846780745 5 Ramesh Thapa Taghring-5 451004 28 Male 9846753757 6 Bir Bahadur Gurung Taghring-6 108394 56 Male 9846473022 7 Til Bahadur Gurung Taghring-7 3000(28) 30 Male 9846937410 8 Kum Ras Gurung Taghring-8 269 48 Male 9846824807 9 Sher Bahadur Gurung Taghring-8 19 Male 9866951982 10 Padam Bahadur Gotame Khudi-1 2515 50 Male 9825105626 (Pade Sarki) 11 Bikram Bhandari Khudi-1 30268 40 Male 9861070706 12 Janak Bahadur Bhandari Khudi-1 2618 41 Male 9806670137 13 Krishna Bahadur Khudi-1 55 Male Bhandari 14 Singa Bahadur Gurung Khudi-2 7760 51 Male 9846700257 15 Ash Bahadur Gurung Khudi-2 2771 56 Male 9846632868 16 Padam Bahadur Tamang Khudi-4 26559 38 Male 9846716784 17 Pash Bahadur Tamang Khudi-5 2828 51 Male 9819154030 18 Ganesh B.K. Khudi-6 453005\113 39 Male 9846960150 19 Budh Prashad B.K. Ghanpokhara-1 45.01.72.03404 19 Male 9846921473 20 Dudh Raj Kami Ghanpokhara-1 46837 32 Male 9846120076 21 Buddhi Bahadur B.K. Ghanpokhara-5 55680 27 Male 9816264502 22 Pode Kami Ghanpokhara-6 22902 43 Male 9808631032 23 Kalsai Gurung Ghanpokhara-7 14522 48 Male 9846770181 24 Yam Bahadur Gurung Ghanpokhara-8 451007\19434 26 Male 9846632868 Poverty Alleviation Fund Earthquake Response Program Seven Days Mason Training List of Participants District : Lamjung VDC : Khudi, Ghanpokhara and Uttarkannya (Marsyangdi & Kholaswother Gaupaalika) Training Duration : 7 days (Jestha 25 to 31, 2074) Venue : Khudi 1, Khudi Bazar (Marsyangdi-3) Partner Organization : Committee for the Promotion of Public Awareness and Development Studies (COPPADES), Lamjung SN Participant Name Address Citizen No Age Gender Contact No 1 Junga Bahadur Gurung Kholaswother-3 7074 60 Male 9741369806 2 Kum Bahadur Gurung Kholaswother-3 45227 30 Male 9816171331 3 Dhan Subba Gurung Kholaswother-3 2031 22 Male 9826148290 4 Ho Bahadur Gurung Kholaswother-3 40268 35 Male 9806650634 5 Ganga Lal Gurung Marsyangdi-1 26579 36 Male 9846191277 6 Mohan Jung Gurung Marsyangdi-1 36690 41 Male 9823605229 7 Purna Kaami Marsyangdi-1 690 55 Male 9806769302 8 Hom Bahadur Gurung Marsyangdi-1 1022 52 Male 9818213891 9 Sunam Gurung Marsyangdi-3 Toli 13 39 Male 9818577623 10 Chin Bahadur Tamang Marsyangdi-3 5054 60 Male 9846250968 11 Sher Jung Gurung Marsyangdi-3 3773 22 Male 9846630558 12 Rabindra Gurung Marsyangdi-3 1084 21 Male 9846617880 13 Ram Bahadur Karki Marsyangdi-9 3660 52 Male 9846190345 14 Mani Prashad Gurung Marsyangdi-9 5534 54 Male 9866022683 15 Surya Bahadur Mijar Marsyangdi-9 37693 33 Male 9805866842 16 Singa Bahadur Gharti Marsyangdi-9 1955 46 Male 9846633976 17 Maha Bir Kaami Marsyangdi-9 1328 51 Male 9846847142 18 Gopi Man Gurung Marsyangdi-9 1890 53 Male 9846339023 19 Men Bahadur Gurung Marsyangdi-9 1185 59 Male 9846353848 20 Dev Bahadur Bhandari Marsyangdi-9 20541 42 Male 9846249083 21 Tilak Bahadur Bhandari Marsyangdi-9 31190 38 Male 9846313709 22 Kamal Bahadur Thapa Marsyangdi-9 17459 40 Male 9843831432 23 Ram Bahadur Gharti Marsyangdi-9 2084 53 Male 9846716706 24 Resham Bahadur Damai Marsyangdi-9 45070 43 Male 9846900973 25 Gopal Bahadur Khadka Marsyangdi-9 1860 49 Male 9846867551 26 Lal Bahadur Gharti Marsyangdi-9 4207 56 Male 9846101849 Poverty Alleviation Fund Earthquake Response Program Seven Days Mason Training List of Participants District: Lamjung VDC: Shreemanjayang & Ilampokhari Training Duration: 12th to 18th Jestha 2074 Venue: Rural Development Training Center, Simpani, Marshayangdi -9, Lamjung. Partner Organization: SN Participant Name Address Citizen No Age Gende Contact No r 1 Ram Tamang Ilampokhari-2 4747 46 Male 9818990107 2 Gam Bdr Ghale Ilampokhari-2 4466 51 Male 9808053954 3 Mek Bdr Tamang Ilampokhari-2 40262 34 Male 9810058378 4 Dhan Singh Tamang Ilampokhari-2 15089 43 Male 9816205603 5 Dambar Bdr Gurung Ilampokhari-6 3732 55 Male 9806706844 6 Nar Bdr Gurung Ilampokhari-8 3537 57 Male 9816652733 7 Bishnu Bdr Gurung Ilampokhari6 453042/186 30 Male 9817143537 8 Tak Bdr Gurung Ilampokhari-8 7367 55 Male 9846429505 9 Budhi Ram Tamang Ilapokhari-9 1446 42 Male 9819143382 10 Budh Bdr Tamang Ilampokhari9- 01435 24 Male 9817107972 11 Lal bdr Tamang Ilampokhari-9 51987 32 Male 12 Parsad Tamang Ilampokhari-9 20 Male 9846461070 13 Ram Bdr Kami Shreemanjyang-5 55275 38 Male 9814101788 14 Janga Bdr B.K Shreemanjyang-3 45-01-69- 24 Male 9826196974 02906 15 Sam Bdr Sunar Shreemanjyang-5 7 41 Male 9867816257 16 Rudra Bdr Kunwar Shreemanjyang-2 10238 46 Male 17 Yo Bdr Gurung Shreemanjyang-4 21458 41 Male 9846655180 18 Purna Lal Shrestha Shreemanjyang-4 4711 57 Male 19 Man Bdr Mijar Shreemanjyang-8 5376 53 Male 9846273227 20 Budhiman Shrstha Shreemanjyang-4 4714 56 Male 9816194785 21 Dil Bdr sarki Shreemanjyang-8 31475 43 Male 9860284111 22 Lok Bdr B.K Shreemanjyang-3 41361 33 Male 9818540880 23 Budhi Bdr Pariyr Shremanjyang-2 43763 43 Male 9813427372 24 Bir Bdr Sarki Shreemanjyang-2 51597 45 Male 9805843337 25 Rajindra Tamang Shreemanjyang-2 451057 25 Male Poverty Alleviation Fund Earthquake Response Program Seven Days Mason Training List of Participants District: Lamjung VDC: Pachok, Shreemanjayang & Ilampokhari Training Duration: 24th to 31st Jestha 2074 Venue: Rural Development Training Center, Simpani, Marshayangdi-9, Lamjung. Partner Organization: SN Participant Name Address Citizen No Age Gender Contact No 1 Aash Bdr Gurung Pachok-4 301 55 Male 9817132808 2 Raghu Gurung Pachok-5 22 45 Male 9804138726 3 Jilal Gurung Pachok-4 293 50 Male 4 Chhabi Raj Gurung Pachok-2 427 30 Male 9813590902 5 Naba Raj Gurung Pachok-2 43808 40 Male 9824190760 6 Lok Bdr Gurung Pachok-5 37660 51 Male 9816669902 7 Ganga Bdr Gurung Pachok-4 45-01-69-2279 38 Male 9814185762 8 Dhan Bdr Gurung Pachok-4 336 41 Male 9 Bagan Gurung Pachok-5 5304 35 Male 9846409971 10 Purna Gurung Pachok-2 961343 34 Male 11 Sukbar Gurung Pachok-2 1872 45 Male 9827171993 12 Santa Bdr Gurung Pachok-5 7526 43 Male 9818060964 13 Sujan Kumar Pachok-4 57651 30 Male 9816669889 Gurung 14 Sukul Gurung Pachok-4 29640 28 Male 9813610202 15 Sitaram gurung Pachok-8 3555 30 Male 9824114366 16 Bishnu Kumar Pachok-3 451056/2402 40 Male 9814197831 Gurung 17 Baktal Gurung Pachok-3 441 39 Male 18 Bhim bdr Tamang Pachok-9 451056/10555 38 Male 9806685802 19 Aaitaman Tamang Pachok-9 226 39 Male 20 Samsher Tamang Ilampokhari-5 3446 50 Male 9867861522 21 Bam Bdr Tamang Ilampokhari-5 25751 38 Male 9814977273 22 Birendra Kumar Ilampokhari-5 28451 39 Male 9817128281 Tamang 23 Amrit Bdr Thapa Sherrmanjyang-2 5368 48 Male 9846249546 24 Rajib Shrestha Shreemanjyang- 26 Male 9826156837 2 25 Arjun Pariyar Shreemanjyang 105713031 30 Male Poverty Alleviation Fund Earthquake Response Program Seven Days Mason Training List of Participants District: Lamjung VDC: Tarkughat, Shreemanjayang & Ilampokhari Training Duration: 1st to 7th Aashar 2074 Venue: Rural Development Training Center, Simpani, Marshayangdi -9, Lamjung. Partner Organization: SN Participant Name Address Citizen No Age Gender Contact No 1 Ramji Kumar Tarkughat-6 12093 Male 9846152623 Shrestha 2 Bharat Bdr Nepali Tarkughat-7 806 Male 9818184662 3 Bishnu Kumar Tarkughat-3 47951 Male 9818877431 Shrestha 4 Ram Bdr B.K Tarkughat-5 528 Male 9846273408 5 Santa Bdr Nepali Tarkughat-3 28760 Male 9833509201 (Ka) 6 Suresh B.K Tarkughat-1 1048-165-25 Male 9813950238 7 Santa bdr Tarkugha4 40911 Male 9804767617 Nepali(Kha) 8 Suse Sarki Tarkughat-7 909 Male 9806604631 9 Bishnu Bdr sarki Tarkughat-7 74 Male 9815168031 10 Narayan Nepali Tarkughat-8 45-01-71-02495 Male 9824168797 11 Hari Bdr Thapa Tarkughat-2 374 Male 9846166153 12 Janga Bdr Nepali Tarkughat-7 53717 Male 9815130337 13 Krishna Sarki Tarkughat-7 912 Male 9815105094 14 Bishnu Lal shrestha Tarkughat-5 22104 Male 9846121105 15 Bir Bdr Sarki Tarkughat-4 16799 Male 9803417868 16 Krishna Bdr B.K Tarkughat-2 56870 Male 9806533995 17 Basanta Gharti Tarkughat-2 45-01-71-03710 Male 9846115633 18 Milan Bhujel Tarkughat-2 45-01-70-00452 Male 9806588530 19 Ujurman Shrestha Tarkughat-4 533 Male 20 Padam parsad Shreemanjyang- 38388 Male 9813621485 Ghimire 2 21 Santaman Tamang Shreemanjyang- 55156 Male 9814416688 2 22 Som Bdr Sarki Shreemanjyang- 38059 Male 2 23 Uttar Sing Gurung Ilampokhari-5 40070 Male 9808126084 24 Umesh Gurung Ilampokhari-5 45-01-71-03007 Male 9818588813 25 Anish Gurung Ilampokhari-5 45-14-70-00044 Male 9804141931 .
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