Resettlement Plan
49215-001 Loan: 3260
August 2017
NEP: Earthquake Emergency Assistance Project Khopasi-Dhungkharka-Chamranbesi-Milche-Borang Road Project
Prepared by the Government of Nepal for Asian Development Bank (ADB).
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Government of Nepal Ministry of Federal Affairs and Local Development Central Level Project Implementation Unit Earthquake Emergency Assistance Project Lalitpur, Nepal
Earthquake Emergency Assistance Project (ADB Loan 3260-NEP)
Detailed Project Report
Khopasi-Dhungkharka-Chamranbesi-Milche- Borang Road Rehabilitation and Reconstruction Subproject,14.055 km
Section III: Social Safeguard Volume 2: Resettlement Plan
August, 2016
Prepared by:
Environment Resource Management and Consultant, Kathmandu, Nepal
On behalf of
AF-ITECO Ltd. Switzerland
Table of Contents
ABBREVIATION…………………………………………………………………………… IV GLOSSARY OF TERMS………………………………………………………………….. V A.Executive Summary……………………………………………………………………. VI B.Project Description………………………………………………………………………. 1 C.Scope of Land Acquisition and Resettlement………………………………………….. 2 D.SOCIO-ECONOMIC PROFILE OF THE AFFECTED HOUSEHOLDS……………. 4 I. Agricultural and Non-Agricultural Income…………………………………………... 5 II. Food Sufficiency from Land 5 E.Information Disclosure, Consultation, and Participation…………………………………… 7 F.Grievance Redress Mechanisms………………………………………………………. 8 II. ADB‟s Involuntary Resettlement Policy……………………….. 16 III. Gap Filling between ADB and Government of Nepal Policies 17 H.Entitlements, Assistance and Benefits………………………………………………………. 18 I.Relocation of Housing and Settlements……………………………………………….. 19 J.Income Restoration and Rehabilitation……………………………………………….. 20 K.Resettlement Budget and Financing Plan……………………………………………. 20 I. Cost of Compensation for Assets 20 II. Total Cost of RP 21 L.Institutional Arrangements………………………………………………………………. 22 M.Implementation Schedule………………………………………………………………. 24 N.Monitoring and Reporting………………………………………………………………. 26 APPENDICES 27 Appendix I: List of Affected Households, Land Plots 27 Appendix II: Poverty Analysis of Interviewed Affected Families 27 Appendix III: Compensation Estimate for Affected Land Plots 27 Appendix IV: Compensation Estimate for Affected Structures 27 Appendix V: Entitlement Matrix for RP Preparation under EEAP 27
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List of Tables
Table 1: Land required by the Subproject ...... 2
Table 2: Summary of Land Holding and Land Loss ...... 2
Table 3: Summary of Affected Structures ...... 3
Table 4: Summary of Affected Households ...... 4
Table 5: Agriculture and Non-Agriculture Income of the Interviewed Families ...... 5
Table 6: Food Sufficiency and Poverty Analysis of Interviewed Families ...... 6
Table 7: Gab between ADB and GoN Policies ...... 18
Table 8: Compensation Rate for Affected Land Plots ...... 21
Table 9: Total RP Budget for Implementation ...... 22
Table 10: Implementation Schedule of RP ...... 25
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ABBREVIATION
ADB The Asian Development Bank AP(s) Affected Person(s)/People CDC Compensation Determination Committee CDO Chief District Officer CLPIU Central Level Project Implementation Unit DCC District Coordination Committee DLPIU District Level Project Implementation Unit DMS Detailed Measurement Survey DISC District Implementation Coordination Consultants DTO District Technical Officer EA Executive Agency EEAP Earthquake Emergency Assistance Project FGD Focus Group Discussion GESI Gender Equality and Social Inclusion GoN Government of Nepal GRM Grievance Redress Mechanism Ha Hectare HHs Households IA Implementing Agency IR Involuntary Resettlement LRO Land Revenue Office LEST Livelihood Enhancement Skills and Training MoFALD Ministry of Federal Affairs and Local Development NRA National Reconstruction Authority NRs Nepalese Rupees RF Resettlement Framework RoW Right of Way RP Resettlement Plan SPS Safeguard Policy Statement SPAF Severely Project Affected Family Sq. m. Square meter VDC Village Development Committee
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GLOSSARY OF TERMS
Affected Persons All persons who as of the cut-off-date stand to lose for the project all or part of (APs) their land or other assets, irrespective of legal or ownership title. Cut-off Date The date of census survey to count the APs and their affected land and assets. Legalizable Those who do not have formal legal rights to land when APs are recorded, but could claim rights to such land under the law of Nepal. Non-titled Those who have no recognizable rights or claims to the land that they are occupying. SPS defines them as illegal inhabitants; termed as squatters or encroachers. However illegal inhabitants as per law of Nepal will be excluded from non-titled. Poverty Line The level of income below which an individual or a household is considered poor. Nepal‟s national poverty line which is based on a food consumption basket of 2,124 calories and an allowance for non food items of about two thirds of the cost of the basket will be adopted by the sub project to count APs under the poverty line. Whereas this poverty level may vary in accordance to district. Project Affected A family consisting of APs, his/her spouse, sons, unmarried daughters, Family daughters-in law, brothers or unmarried sisters, father, mother and other legally adopted members residing with him/her and dependent on him/her for their livelihood. Titled APs who have formal legal rights to land, including any customary of traditional rights recognized under the laws of Nepal. Third Party An agency or organization to witness and/or verify “no coercion” clause in an agreement with APs in case of voluntary land donation. One independent agency (i.e. not involved in project implementation), preferably working on rights aspect, will be recruited in each development region to serve this function. Vulnerable Group Distinct group of people or persons who are considered to be more vulnerable to impoverishment risks than others. The poor, women-headed, Dalits and Ips households who fall below poverty line will be counted as vulnerable APs. Women-headed Household headed by women, the woman may be divorced, widowed or household abandoned or her husband can be working away from the District for long periods of time, where the woman takes decision about the use of and access to household resources.
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A. Executive Summary
1. This Resettlement Plan has been prepared for the Khopasi-Dhungkharka- Chamranbesi-Milche-Borang road subproject of Kathmandu district under the Earthquake Emergency Assistance Project. The major objective of the EEAP is to restore and reestablish the use of earthquake damaged infrastructures within existing facilities and Corridor-of-Impact (CoI) with minimal or no land acquisition. This RP is prepared following Resettlement Framework (RF) of EEAP and in accordance with Government of Nepal Land Acquisition Act 2034, The Reconstruction Related Act 2072 and its Working Procedures 2072, and ADB Safeguard Policy Statement 2009. 2. The objectives of the RP are to ensure adequate safeguard measures and appropriate entitlements are provided to affected persons wherever involuntary resettlement is observed. The RP explains processes adopted for preparation of the resettlement plan impact due to construction of road, mitigation measures and implementation. 3. The RF will guide the preparation of resettlement plans during the project implementation, according to which EEAP subprojects will avoid or minimize land acquisition and involuntary resettlement wherever possible. In unavoidable situation, the project will ensure the APs‟ rights and they will receive assistance. 4. APs have been informed and consulted about the involuntary resettlement during the survey of subproject. Special attention has been paid to ensure that the vulnerable groups and the women-headed households receive appropriate assistance. The national laws, regulation, resettlement framework of EEAP and ADB‟s resettlement safeguard policy have been followed during the planning and preparation of Resettlement Plan. During the survey consultations, none of household has shown interest to donate their land except the area which is occupied by existing road. Thus, only new affected area will be compensated at replacement cost. Hence, safeguard issues like land loss and involuntary resettlement have been addressed in RP and APs will not be affected by new cutting area of the road regarding their daily livelihood, local identity and physical displacement. 5. The total length of the road subproject is 14.055 Khopasi of Panauti Municipality, Kavre and ends at Wai village of Chamranbesi VDC. The road covers three VDCs, Chalalganesthan VDC, Dhungkharka VDC, Chamranbesi VDC in which major settlements are Khopasi bazaar, Khadka village, Patikharka village, Goldung village, Kothalli village, Wai village, Sano-Durlung village. The existing road surface is earthen and this subproject has decided to acquire land within 10 m Right of Way (RoW), 5 m on either side from the centreline to be upgraded into all-weather blacktopped standard of District Core Road Network. The subproject has reduced the built up area to 8 meter in two sections, Ch 5+860-Ch 5+920 and Ch 7+180-Ch 7+800, in order to avoid demolition of private structures. 6. In total, the road required 14.055 ha of land to upgrade the road. The road acquires 7.30 ha of privately owned land in which 4.29 ha is the new cutting area. There are total 25 land plots to be acquired in the name of road subproject in which 4 plots lack official landownership. A public notice will be published and informed among the local people for the review and claim of these land plots in consultation with the LRO and DLPIU. The remaining land required for the road belongs to the community forests. The affected land plots also include land area of Bhaktapur Datrataya Guthi and Sisayakhami Saving Credit.
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7. The road affects 31 structures belonging to 27 owners in which 3 are school buildings. Among the private structures, 17 are residence, 3 residence plus commercial, 3 balcony, 2 mill, 1 compound wall and 2 cattle shed. The residence also includes 4 CGI temporary shelters which are built after the April earthquake. The two business structures affected are grinding mills in which one is traditional water mill and the other is modern style mill. The affected school buildings are Kalika Secondary School, Shree Ganesh Lower Secondary School and Shree Parbati Higher Secondary School. 8. A census socio-economic and loss assessment survey of the project affected peoples was carried out to document complete socio-economic analysis as well as loss assessment. Altogether, 207 households occupy in the 10 m Right of Way. Out of total HHs, 112 HHs of 695 persons were available for socio-economic survey in which 63 are Janjati families and 49 are Brahamin/Chettri families. 9. In an average the interviewed families have 0.53 ha of land which will reduce to 0.52 ha after subproject intervention. The average agricultural income of the 112 interviewed families is NPR 87008.93/ annually at present which will decrease to NPR 83383.03/ in a year after the project intervention. This shows they will loss NPR 3625.90/ in average in a year after the loss of their land to the sub-project. However, the agricultural income share only 20.49 percent in the total family income showing majority of income source is non-agriculture that remains unaffected. Similarly, the average food sufficiency of the APs from their own agriculture production is 8.19 months, which will slightly decrease to 7.85 months following the implementation of subproject. However, the APs major income source is the non-agricultural sector which remains unaffected by the sub-project. The APs will be incorporated in Income Restoration and Rehabilitation Training program under RP. 10. The data analysis of the APs shows that there are 39 interviewed households which lose more than 5 percent of their total land holding but no HH is found below district poverty level and all households have additional source of income besides agriculture income. All the project affected persons to be affected from road Right of Way (10 m) have requested to be compensated in cash. 11. There are no significant cultural resources noted over the land that they are losing for the subproject. Neither the subproject intervention has any disturbances or impact on the customary rights of these indigenous populations. Hence, the subproject intervention does not affect the culture or harm the identity of the indigenous people along the alignment. So no adverse impact has been assessed among indigenous households due to project intervention. This road will provide better access to market, education institutions, and Health center and government service offices to the people living in the area. More specifically, this road will connect the remote villages of the district with market centers at Panauti, Banepa, Dhulikhel and ultimately to the capital city. The future of this road is also access to villages of neighboring Makawanpur district. 12. A well-defined grievance redress and resolution mechanism will be established to resolve grievances and complaints in a timely and satisfactory manner. At the moment, district team known as District Level Project Implementation Unit (DLPIU) is under the formation process. Thus, GRM shall be formed as soon as the DLPIU comes in action. All affected persons will be made fully aware of their rights, and the detailed grievance redress procedures will be publicized through an effective public information campaign. First Level of GRM, Second Level of GRM, Third Level of GRM and Fourth Level of GRM will be established both at District and VDC Levels.
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13. The affected structures and land compensation rate has been proposed on the government rate of respective district, Makawanpur District. The total compensatory amount of the affected land plots is NPR 38,743,496.47/. The compensation amount of the 31 physical structures is NRs. 18,543,598.61/ and the allowance to be given is NRs 477,000.00/
14. During the socioeconomic survey, 112 interviewed HHs have expressed their interest to be the part of the training and benefit from entrepreneurial skills. Due to the budgetary constraint, only 80 APs will initially be listed for training. However, priority will be accorded to Janajatis and women HH-heads. Further, Income Restoration Program (IRP) will be designed for the one person per family in 16-45 age-group. Tentative cost of the training program is NRs 2,400,000.00. 15. The total cost estimated for implementation of this RP is NPR 49.65 million in which NRs 38.7 million is direct compensation amount. The other RP expense title includes deed transfer assistance amount, training amount for APs and 20 percent contingency of the total cost for any unseen expenses during implementation period.
16. The National Reconstruction Authority (NRA) is the executing agency of the project. The Central Level Project implementation Unit (CLPIU) under Ministry of Federal Affairs and Local Development (MOFALD) supported by Central Implementation Support Consultant (CISC) provides overall guide and monitoring of the project activities at central level. District Level Project Implementation Unit (DLPIU) supported by District Level Implementation Support Consultant (DISC) will be responsible to implement overall activities at district.
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RP of Khopasi-Dhungkharka-Chamranbesi-Milche-Borang Road Subproject, Kavre
B. Project Description
1. This resettlement plan has been prepared for the Khopasi-Dhungkharka- Chyamrangbeshi-Milche-Borang road subproject of Kavre district under the Earthquake Emergency Assistance Project (EEAP). The major objective of the EEAP is to restore and reestablish use of earthquake damaged infrastructures within existing facilities and Corridor-of-Impact (CoI) with minimal or no land acquisition. This RP is prepared following Resettlement Framework (RF) of EEAP and in accordance with Government of Nepal Land Acquisition Act 2034, The Reconstruction Related Act 2072 and its Working Procedures 2072, and ADB Safeguard Policy Statement 2009.
2. The objectives of the RP are to ensure adequate safeguard measures and appropriate entitlements are provided to affected persons (APs) wherever involuntary resettlement is observed. The RP explains processes adopted for preparation of the resettlement plan impact due to construction of road, mitigation measures and implementation arrangement. 3. The RF will guide the preparation of resettlement plan during the project implementation, according to which EEAP subproject will avoid or minimize land acquisition and involuntary resettlement wherever possible. In unavoidable situation, the project will ensure the APs' rights and they will receive assistance.
4. The National Reconstruction Authority (NRA) is the executing agency of the project. The Central Level Project implementation Unit (CLPIU) under Ministry of Federal Affairs and Local Development (MOFALD) supported by Central Implementation Support Consultant(CISC) provides overall guide and monitoring of the project activities at central level. District Level Project Implementation Unit (DLPIU) supported by District Level Implementation Support Consultant (DISC) will be responsible to implement overall activities at district.
5. The existing road surface is earthen in general which does not serve in all weather. Thus, to upgrade the existing road service, this alignment has to acquire land plots and structures of private and public ownership to maintain 10 m existing road width. However, in order to avoid severe impacts in the alignment, the 10 m build up area is reduced to 8 m in two sections, Ch 5+860 to Ch 5+920 and Ch 7+180 to Ch 7+800. Thus, the subproject triggers involuntary resettlement impacts and this RP document will explain impacts triggered by the subproject and propose the resettlement planning guided by the resettlement framework endorsed by the Government of Nepal (GoN) and disclosed in the Asian Development Bank‟s (ADB) website.
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C. Scope of Land Acquisition and Resettlement
6. The Khopasi-Dhungkharka-Chyamrangbeshi-Milche-Borang alignment requires 14.055 ha land for the construction of the road subproject. This subproject requires 7.30 ha of private land area in which 3.01 ha falls in the existing road area and additional 4.29 ha of private land is required as new cutting area for the construction of the road subproject.
Table 1: Land required by the Subproject SN Land Required by the Subproject (10 m RoW) Area in Hectare 1 Private land 7.30 1.1 Private land under exiting area 3.01 1.2 Private land under new cut area 4.29 2 Public land 6.76 Total land area (1+2) 14.055 Source: Cadastral Survey, September, 2016
7. There are total 335 land plots to be acquired by the subproject. Out of total affected plots, 197 plots belong to private ownership, 5 plots belong to Bhaktapur Datrataya Guthi and 112 plots are marked as unidentified plots. The unidentified land plots have their plot numbers but land owners are not recorded in the land revenue office. The land holders of these land plots were not identified though the LRO along with surveyor made field verification, searched in the field book and rigorously checked the documents at LRO office. A public notice will be published and informed among the local people for the review and claim of these land plots in consultation with the LRO as soon as DLPIU will be formed.
8. The average land holding of the interviewed households present along the road alignment is 0.53 ha which will reduce to 0.52 ha after the subproject intervention. Similarly, among the 112 interviewed respondents, 73 families lose more than 5 percent of their total land holding which makes them ineligible for land donation provision. However, all the land area affected by the road will be compensated and the affected families will be supported and incorporated in livelihood enhancement programs.
9. Table 2: Summary of Land Holding and Land Loss Land Measure Pre-Project Post-Project HH Count Percent HH count Percent 1. Land holding <0.5 ha 66 58.93 68 60.71 0.5-1.0 ha 34 30.36 32 28.57 >1.0 ha 12 10.71 12 10.71 Average holding (ha) 0.53 0.52 2. Land Loss Losing <5% 73 65.18 Losing >5% 39 34.83 Average land loss (ha) 0.01 Source: Socioeconomic Survey, September, 2016
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10. There are total 31 structures of 27 owners affected by the road alignment including 3 school buildings. The affected structures along the alignment are 16 residential structures, 3 school buildings, compound wall, cattle sheds and grinding mills. There are also 4 temporary shelters made of CGI or bamboo-wood structures which are built after the devastating earthquake of April 25, 2015. There are three families, including one from the temporary shelter, who operates small household business in their residence. The subproject affects two business structures; one traditional water mill and another modern style grinding mill. All the private structures are built in their own land except for two residence buildings which are built in Datrataya Guthi land. The three schools buildings affected by the subproject are Shree Ganesh Lower Secondary School, Kalik Secondary School and Parbati Higher Secondary School. Table 3 gives the detail of the affected structures.
Table 3: Summary of Affected Structures SN Structure Type Ownership Count Remarks 1 Residence building Private 14 2 are already destroyed by earthquake 2 Residence plus Private 2 commercial building 3 CGI/Bamboo shelter Private 4 Temporary shelter after earthquake, 1 family has business in the shelter 4 Pali (balcony) Private 3 5 Cattle shed Private 2 6 Grinding mill Private 2 7 Compound wall Private 1 8 School building Public 3 Total affected structures (1+2) 31 Source: Socioeconomic Survey, September, 2016
11. This subproject triggers involuntary resettlements impacts but are not deemed significant. Hence this subproject falls under Category B of ADB‟s classification system.
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D. SOCIO-ECONOMIC PROFILE OF THE AFFECTED HOUSEHOLDS
12. A detailed socio-economic survey was conducted to investigate affected households‟ income, food sufficiency, livelihood options, loss of land, structures, trees and other assets. The total affected households are 207 Socio-economic survey was carried for 112(54.10%) households having 695 population. Out of total APs, 49HHs are from Brahmin/Chettri, and 63 HHs are from Janajati. There are 17 women-headed HHs in the subproject area. Table 4 provides summary of the affected households.
Table 4: Summary of Affected Households SN Variable Count Remarks 1 Interviewed households 112 1.1 Interviewed population 695 1.2 Male population 353 1.3 Female population 342 1.4 Average family size 6.2 1.5 Dalit households 0 No dalit family 1.6 Janajati households 63 1.7 Brahamin/Chettri households 49 1.8 Women headed households 17 8 janajati family 2 Non-interviewed households 95 Total affected households (1+2) 207 Source: Socioeconomic Survey, February, 2016
17. Although the road alignment will affect the indigenous population, the indigenous population has no significant cultural loss. However, it is learnt that they have no significant cultural reserves over the land that they are losing for the subproject. Neither the subproject intervention has any disturbances or impact on the customary rights of these indigenous populations (economic impact is discussed in next chapter). Hence, the subproject intervention does not affect the culture or harm the identity of the janajati people along the alignment.
13. The APs along the subproject area are educated until Bachelor or higher degree. Some APs interviewed are illiterate and are mostly elderly people. Further the disintegrated data revealed that the education level between indigenous and other caste interviewed APs are similar. This shows that the indigenous APs has same level of education compared to other ethnicity making them equally competitive with the other groups in terms of public consultations, raising voice or benefit making from the road subproject.
14. Further a Gender Equality and Social Inclusion Action Plan (GESI/AP) has been prepared for the Project and subprojects will be prepared and implemented in accordance with the GESI/AP. Consistent with the GESI/AP, resettlement planning and implementation will ensure that women, as members of the affected households and those household heads, are adequately considered when they are physically or economically displaced by the subproject. They will be given equal opportunity for participation in public consultations and other supportive programs.
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I. Agricultural and Non-Agricultural Income
18. The survey revealed that the interviewed households live in both agricultural and non- agricultural occupations for their livelihood. Their average income from both the sources is NRs 424691.32 per annum. Further breakdown of this income composition showed that only 20.49 percent of total income is from agriculture and maximum share of the income is from non-agricultural sources.
Table 5: Agriculture and Non-Agriculture Income of the Interviewed Families Income Variable Pre-Project Post-Project HH Count Percent HH Count Percent 1. Agricultural Income <12000 0 0 0 0 12000-25000 0 0 0 0 >25000 112 100 112 100 Average Income (NRs) 87008.93 83383.03 2. Non-Agricultural Income <12000 0 0 12000-25000 0 0 >25000 112 100 Average Income (NRs) 337682.39 3. Total Income <12000 0 0 0 0 12000-25000 0 0 0 0 >25000 112 100 112 100 Average Income (NRs) 424691.32 421065.42 Source: Socioeconomic Survey, September, 2016
15. The survey showed that the livelihood option of the affected families is not land based but from non-agriculture sector. The major source of income is remittances, hotel business, tourism business, tea shops and jobs in different institution. Similarly, the 63 interviewed indigenous families income source is also based on non-agriculture and income from land is a negligible share in the total income.
16. The households will lose certain percent of their income as a loss of land to the subproject. The pre-post project income analysis showed that there is loss of NRs 3625.90/ from agriculture. However, the income from non-agriculture source will not be decreased by the project intervention. Even though the families lose certain amount of income as a result of land loss, the road access will contribute in multiplying income level by increasing the overall economic activity in that area. Further, the RP has provisions to support and guide the affected families to develop entrepreneurial skills in order to benefit in the post-project scenario. Thus, the monetary loss is only a temporary effect and this loss will be compensated under land and standing crop compensation.
II. Food Sufficiency from Land
17. Apart from monetary income from agricultural land, the contribution of agricultural income and livelihood is also assessed by measuring food sufficiency from the land. The food sufficiency of the interviewed households ranges from six months to more than 12 months. The average food sufficiency of the affected families from their agricultural land is 8.19 months per year.
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Table 6: Food Sufficiency and Poverty Analysis of Interviewed Families Variable Pre-Project Post-Projet HH Count Percent HH Count Percent 1. Food Sufficiency <3 months 0 0 0 0 3-6 months 61 54.46 61 54.46 6-9 months 23 20.54 23 20.54 9-12 months 20 17.86 20 17.86 >12 months 8 7.14 8 7.14 Average months 8.19 7.85 2. Poverty Level 2.1 <5 %land loss 73 65.18 Above poverty level 73 100 73 100 Below poverty level 0 0 0 0 2.2 >5 %land loss 39 34.82 Above poverty level 39 100 73 100 Below poverty level 0 0 0 0 Source: Socioeconomic Survey, September, 2016
18. The interviewed families lose food for 0.34 months (10 days) in an average as an effect of land loss in the road. The poverty level analysis of these families showed that none of the families fall below district poverty level and similarly none of them are pushed to poverty level after the subproject intervention. Thus, the pre-post poverty analysis of the interviewed families proves that the loss of income or food sufficiency months from the land is negligible as the income from non-agriculture source shares the major portion of the families‟ total income.
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E. Information Disclosure, Consultation, and Participation 19. The road subproject organized three public consultation meetings with APs, and with the other stakeholders along the road subproject area in different dates. They were provided information on ADB Policy on Involuntary resettlement, compensation and entitlement, RF of the EEAP. 20. Consultants with other stakeholder facilitated the information campaign during, cadastral and household listing and socio-economic and loss assessment survey of the households. The communities were explained about: i. Relevant of the road subproject scope and schedules, ii. RP and various degrees of project impact, iii. About GRM , and iv. Special consideration and assistance of all vulnerable groups. 21. The community meeting and interviews were carried out in VDCs with the owners of land and structures for upgrading of the road. No HHs showed willingness to donate land who were present in the meeting. Thus, all the affected land plots are allocated for compensation by the RP.
22. Further information sharing and consultation program will be conducted after the formation of DLPIU and DISC. They will actively encourage and enable the APs to participate in the all level of subproject planning and implementation process.
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F. Grievance Redress Mechanisms 15. The objective of the Grievance Redress Mechanism (GRM) is to resolve complaints as quickly as possible and at the local level through a process of conciliation; and, if that is not possible, well defined grievance redress and resolution mechanism will be followed. A well- defined grievance redress and resolution mechanism is guided by the RF which will be fully disseminated to APs and they are made aware of the rights. The grievance redress process includes four levels which is shown in the figure.
Figure 1: Grievance Redress Mechanism
Grievance
ays Level: st Grievance 1 Level Grievance Contractor, Redressed DISC,DLPIU
ays Grievance 2nd Level Grievance CLPIU Redressed
ays Grievance 3rd Level Grievance Grievance Redress Redressed Committee
4th Level Higher Authority Grievance Court of Law
Note: CLPIU-Central Level Project Implementation Unit, DLPIU-District Level Project Implementation Unit, DISC- Design and Supervision Consultant
15.1 First level of GRM: The first level and most accessible and immediate contact for the fastest resolve of grievances are the contractors, and design and supervision consultants on site. Prior to construction of any works, the CLPIU and DLPIU will ensure local community meetings are held to notify local residents and businesses of any temporary disturbances, and to
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inform them of the Project. If a local area committee (LAC) exists in the area, they should also be informed. If any complaints arise, the contractors, consultants, and DLPIU can immediately resolve the complaint on site. The CLPIU can also be involved in grievance redress at this stage. The CLPIU and DLPIU office phone number will be posted in public areas within the subproject areas and construction sites. Any person with a grievance related to the project works can contact the project to file a complaint. The DLPIU offices will have a safeguards focal person to field and resolve complaints. The safeguards (environment and resettlement) focal person will document the complaint, and immediately address and resolve the issue with the contractor within 1-2 days, if the complaint remains unresolved at the field level. The DLPIU may seek the assistance of the consultant safeguards specialists (the environmental specialist or social safeguards specialist) to resolve the issue. The DIU safeguards focal person will notify the CLPIU safeguards focal person that a complaint was received, and whether it was resolved. The DLPIU safeguards focal person will fully document the following information: (i) name of the person; (ii) date complaint was received; (iii) nature of complaint; (iv) location, and (v) how the complaint was resolved.
15.2 Second level of GRM:If the grievances remain unresolved; the DLPIU will forward the complaint to the CLPIU safeguards focal person. The person filing the grievance will be notified by DLPIU safeguards focal person that the grievance was forwarded to the PIU safeguards focal person. The CLPIU will address the grievance. Grievances will be resolved through continuous interactions with affected persons, and the CLPIU will answer queries and resolve grievances regarding various issues including environmental or social impacts. Corrective measures will be undertaken at the field level by the CLPIU safeguards focal person within 7 days. He/she will fully document the following information: (i) name of the person; (ii) date complaint was received; (iii) nature of complaint; (iv) location and (v) how the complaint was resolved.
15.3 Third level of GRM:If the grievance remain unresolved, the CLPIU‘s project director will activate the third level of the GRM by referring the issue (with written documentation) to a Grievance Redress Committee (GRC) constituted by the EA, which will, based on review of the grievances, address them in consultation with the PMU, CLPIU, DLPIU, and affected persons. The GRC will consist of PMU leadership, affected persons, and local area committee, among others— determined to provide impartial, balanced views on any issues. The GRC should consist of at least five persons. A hearing will be called with the GRC, if necessary, where the affected person can present his/her concern and issues. The process will promote conflict resolution through mediation. The GRC will meet as necessary when there are grievances to be addressed. The GRC will suggest corrective measures at the field level and assign clear responsibilities for implementing its decision within 15 days. The functions of the GRC are as follows: (i) to provide support to affected persons on problems arising from environmental or social disruption, asset acquisition (where required), and eligibility for entitlements, compensation, and assistance; (ii) to record grievances of affected persons, categorize and prioritize them, and provide solutions within 15 days; and (iii) to report to the aggrieved parties developments regarding their grievances and decisions of the GRC. The PMU safeguards focal person will be responsible for processing and placing all papers before the GRC, recording decisions, issuing minutes of the meetings, and taking follow-up action to see that formal orders are issued and the decisions carried out.
15.4 Fourth level of GRM: In the event that a grievance is not addressed by the contractor, DISC, DLPIU, CLPIU or GRC, the affected person can seek legal redress of the grievance in the appropriate courts, the fourth level of the GRM, which is the formal legal court system. The GRM however does not prevent affected persons from
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seeking legal redress at any time.
16. A well-defined grievance redress and resolution mechanism has already been established to resolve grievances and complaints in a timely and satisfactory manner. District Level Project Implementation Unit (DLPIU) has been playing key role to effective implementation of GRM. All affected persons will be made fully aware of their rights, and the detailed grievance redress procedures will be publicized through an effective public information campaign. First Level of GRM, Second Level of GRM, Third Level of GRM and Fourth Level of GRM will be fully come into function after mobilization of contractors.
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G. RESETTLEMENT POLICY AND LEGAL FRAMEWORK
I. Nepal Government Applicable Legal and Policy Framework
17. This section provides the review of national laws, policies of the donor agency and the Resettlement Framework of the EEAP that applies to the project.
18. The Land Acquisition Act, 2034 (1977) is the main legal document on land acquisition and resettlement activities in Nepal. There is provision in Clause 3 of the Act to acquire land for any public purpose, subject to award of compensation. According to Clause 4, institutions seeking land acquisition may also request the Government of Nepal to acquire land under regular provisions, subject to compensation by such institutions. Clause 27 of the Act provides for land acquisition through negotiation with the plot owners, were all processes specified in the Act is not required.
19. The Reconstruction Related Act 2072 (2015)2 is the most recent Act promulgated after the earthquake of April 2015 for the reconstruction of earthquake affected structures. The Notice 2, Part 3 and Part 5 of this Act„s Regulation explains the land acquisition and compensation determination process and procedures, named under, ‗the working procedures on land acquisition required for reconstruction of earthquake affected structures, 2072„. The major clauses of these working procedures related to land acquisition are highlighted under: Clause 3-4: the land required for reconstruction project can acquire land from anywhere for the project and reserves right to enter such land. Clause 5 (1): the project head should include the details of the land to be acquired and send for approval to NRA secretary. Clause 5 (3): after NRA approval, the project head should publish the details of the land plots to be acquired in national or local level newspaper requesting the land owners to register complain within 15 days if they do not agree. Clause 5 (4-10): processes of keeping such land plots on hold and resolve disagreements of the land owners if any. Clause 6 (1): the project head will write to land registration office for transferring the ownership of the land plots acquired according to Clause 5 (3) and Clause 5 (7) in the name of Government of Nepal. Clause 8 (2): formation of Compensation Determination Committee (CDC). Clause 10 (1-2): CDC should determine the compensation rate on the basis of market rate, vulnerability of the loss-owner and so on which should be stated in the decision minute. Clause 10 (3): CDC should make the compensation decisions public as soon as possible to notify the landowners, publish in national or local newspapers, notice in VDC or municipality board about details of compensation amount recipients, date and place to receive compensation and about place and duration to complain if not agree with the compensation amount. Clause 11 (1): Unsatisfied individuals can complain about the compensation amount within 15 days of the notice publication. Clause 11 (2-4): process of resolving complains received as per Clause 11 (1).
2 This is unofficial translation extracted from Nepal Gazet, Regulations on Reconstruction of Earthquake Affected Structures, 2072 (Nepali language), Part 3 and Part 5.
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Clause 12 (1): compensation should be given to any standing crops or trees or plants of the land plots while entering in lands as per Clause 4. Clause 13 (1-4): duration to receive compensation is 3 months from the date of notice publication as Clause 10(3). If not, the project head shall register the amount in the office and public the notice to receive the amount within 6 months. If the recipients still do not claim the amount, such amount will be no longer payable and register in reserve fund. Clause 16: if any public land needs to acquire but occupied by any individual, government can compensate with other public land to those individual, if land is available. Clause 17: If the remaining land area becomes unusable after land acquisition, the remaining land shall be acquired by the project if complained by the landowner within 35 days of notice publication as per Clause 10(3).
20. The National Policy on Land Acquisition, Resettlement and Rehabilitation in Infrastructure Development Projects 2015 provide clear guidelines to screen, assess and plan land acquisition and resettlement aspects in development projects. The Policy highlights the need to handle resettlement issues with utmost care and forethought particularly in case of vulnerable groups. There are provisions of voluntary land donation by non-poor. Voluntary donation will be accepted if a) donation of land is <10% of his agriculture land b) The donation is unforced, not the result of community pressure and MOU should be signed and is witnessed by third party c) Land donating HHs should not be from vulnerable group and poor APs d) APs is fully consulted informed about their rights. Non- titled (encroachers/squatters) are eligible for compensation for their property except land compensation for structure; crops and tree should be calculated scientifically not less than market price.
21. The Constitution of Nepal 2015 guarantees the fundamental rights and duties of a citizen. Article 30(1) establishes the right to property for every citizen of Nepal, whereby every citizen is entitled to earn, use, sell and exercise their right to property under existing laws. Article 30 (2) states can impose taxes on the property of person as necessary on the basis of principles of progressive taxation. Article 30(3) states shall not except in the public interest, requisition or acquire, or otherwise create any encumbrance on, the property of the people. But not apply to any property acquired in an illicit manner. Article 30 (4) in requisition of private land for public interest according to sub-article (3), it shall be done on the basis of compensation and procedural law. Article 30 (5), Nothing in sub – articles (3) and (4) shall be deemed to prevent the state in enforcing land reform, management and regulation for the purpose of increasing production and productivity of
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land, modernization and commercialization of agriculture, environment preservation, organized housing and planned urbanization.
22. The Guthi Corporation Act 1976, in case of Guthi Land acquisition must also comply with the provisions set out in. The second amendment in 1993, section 43 of the Act states that if Government of Nepal thinks that any Guthi land is required for social welfare or community interest, such a lad can be acquired at a concessional rate. In addition, the Act states that the compensation of Guthi land will be divided into Guthi and the tenants. The Guthi will receive 33 percent and the tenant will receive 67 percent of the total compensatory amount.
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23. The Public Roads Act 1974 empowers the government to acquire any land on a temporary basis for storage facilities, construction camps and so on during construction and upgrading of roads. Any buildings and other structures such as houses, sheds, schools, and temples are to be avoided wherever possible. The government is required to pay compensation for any damages caused to buildings, standing crops and trees. Compensation rates are negotiated between the government and the landowners.
24. The Land Reform Act 1964 is also relevant. As per the Act, a landowner may not be compensated for more land than s/he is entitled to under the law. This Act also establishes the tiller„s right on the land which s/he is tilling. The land reform act additionally specifies the compensation entitlements of registered tenants on land sold by the owner or acquired for the development purposes. The Act amendment most recently in 2001 has established a rule that when state acquires land under tenancy, the tenant and the landlord will each be entitled to 50 percent of the total compensation amount.
25. The Malpot Ain or Land Revenue (land administration and revenue) Act, 2034 is the main Act to carry out land administration including maintenance and updating records, collection of land revenue and settlement of the disputes after completion of survey and handing over the records to LRO by the Survey Parties. It authorizes the LRO for registration, ownership transfer and deed transfer of land. This Act also authorizes the LRO to transfer ownership and deeds of individual land, if any person applied for the ownership and deeds of individual land, if any person applied for the ownership transfer of his/her land with mutual understanding for public use with recommendation of relevant committee.
26. Local Self Governance Act 1999: The Clause 258 in the Part – 5, General Provisions relating to Local Body Chapter – 3, Miscellaneous of the Local Self-Governance Act, 1999 has provision of land acquisition. The Clause states that in case the Local body has to acquire land to carry out any development and construction works within its area, it may acquire the land required for that work by following the requirements of the prevailing law and providing compensation to the concerned land-owner for the land. The Clause 149 of the LSGA has provision of prohibition on construction of building without obtaining approval. The clause states that no person shall, without obtaining construction approval from the Mayor, do 'construction of a building'3 in the municipal area. According to the Clause 161(1) the Mayor may depute any engineer, overseer or employee to inquire into the following matters in respect to any building constructed or being constructed by anyone in the municipal area: Whether or not approval has been obtained pursuant to this Act to construct such a building, Whether or not such a building has been constructed or is being constructed in accordance with the design approved pursuant to this Act, and Whether or not any public land, road, temple, courtyard, sewerage, canal, pond etc. is encroached upon from such a building. (2) The person deputed to inquire into the matters pursuant to Subsection (1) shall have to inquire into the matter according to the prevailing law and submit a report, along with his/her suggestions, to the Mayor within fifteen days of his/her deputation. (4) In case it is held, as per the report submitted pursuant to Subsection (2) above, that anyone has constructed or is constructing a building without obtaining approval pursuant to this Act or by encroaching upon any public land, road, temple, courtyard sewerage, canal, pond, etc., the Mayor shall have to order to
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demolish the building or any portion thereof. (5) In case it is held, as per the report submitted pursuant to Subsection (2), that any person has constructed or is constructing a building by altering the design approved pursuant to this Act without obtaining approval of the Mayor, the Mayor may order to punish such a person with a fine of up to one hundred thousand rupees or to demolish the building or any portion thereof.
27. The Clause 163 (1) mentioned that in cases where an order has been issued pursuant to Sub-section (4) or (5) of Clause 161 to demolish any building or any portion thereof, the concerned person shall have to demolish such a building or any portion thereof according to the order of the Mayor or the decision of the Appellate Court within thirty-five days of the decision made by the Appellate Court requiring the demolition of such a building or any portion thereof. (2) If the concerned person does not demolish such a building or any portion thereof within the time- limit referred to in Sub-section (1), the Municipality itself may demolish such a building or any portion thereof, and the expenditures incurred for so demolishing shall be realized from the concerned person.
II. ADB’s Involuntary Resettlement Policy 19. The ADB Safeguard Policy Statement (2009) covers permanent and temporary physical displacement (relocation, loss of residential land, orloss of shelter) and economic displacement (loss of land, assets, access to assets, income sources, or means of livelihoods) as a result of (i) involuntary acquisition of land, or (ii) involuntary restrictions on land use or on access to legally designated parks and protected areas. The SPS covers them whether such losses and involuntary restrictions are full or partial, permanent or temporary.
20. The main objectives of ADB's Safeguards Policy Statement, 2009 (SPS) with regard to involuntary resettlement are: (i) to avoid involuntary resettlement wherever possible; (ii) to minimize involuntary resettlement by exploring project and design alternatives; (iii) to enhance, or at least restore, the livelihoods of all displaced persons in real terms relative to pre-project levels; and (iv) to improve the standards of living of the displaced poor and other vulnerable groups.
21. For any ADB operation requiring involuntary resettlement, resettlement planning is an integral part of project design, to be dealt with from the earliest stages of the project cycle, taking into account the following basic principles: i. Screen the project early on to identify past, present, and future involuntary resettlement impacts and risks. Determine the scope of resettlement planning through a survey and/or census of displaced persons, including a gender analysis, specifically related to resettlement impacts and risks. ii. Carry out meaningful consultations with affected persons, host communities, and concerned nongovernment organizations (NGOs). Inform all displaced persons of their entitlements and resettlement options. Ensure their participation in planning, implementation, and monitoring and evaluation of resettlement programs. Pay particular attention to the needs of vulnerable groups, especially those below the poverty line, the landless, the elderly, women and children, and indigenous people, and those without legal title to land, and ensure their participation in consultations. Establish a grievance redress mechanism to receive and facilitate resolution of the affected persons‟ concerns. Support the social and cultural institutions of displaced persons and their host population. Where involuntary resettlement impacts and risks are highly complex and sensitive, compensation and resettlement decisions should be preceded by social preparation. 16| P a g e iii. Improve, or at least restore, the livelihoods of all displaced persons through :
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(a)land-based resettlement strategies when affected livelihoods are land-based, or cash compensation at replacement value for land when the loss of land does not undermine livelihoods; (b) prompt replacement of assets with access to assets of equal or higher value; (c) prompt compensation at full replacement cost for assets that cannot be restored; and (d) additional revenues and services through benefit sharing schemes where possible. iv. Provide physically and economically displaced persons with needed assistant including the following: (a) if there is relocation, secured tenure to relocation land, better housing at resettlement sites with comparable access to employment and production opportunities, economic and social integration of resettled persons into their host communities, and extension of project benefits to host communities; (b) transitional support and development assistance, such as land development, credit facilities, training, or employment opportunities; and (c) civic infrastructure and community services, as required. v. Improve the standards of living of the displaced poor and other vulnerable groups, including women, to at least national minimum standards. In rural areas, provide them with legal and affordable access to land and resources, and in urban areas, provide them with appropriate income sources and legal and affordable access to adequate housing. vi. Develop procedures in a transparent, consistent, and equitable manner if land acquisition is through negotiated settlement, to ensure that people who enter into negotiated settlements will maintain the same or better income and livelihood status. vii. Ensure that displaced persons without titles to land or any recognizable legal rights to land are eligible for resettlement assistance and compensation for loss of non-land assets. viii. Prepare a resettlement plan elaborating on displaced persons‟ entitlements, the income and livelihood restoration strategy, institutional arrangements, monitoring and reporting framework, budget, and time-bound implementation schedule. ix. Disclose a draft resettlement plan, including documentation of the consultation process in a timely manner, before project appraisal, in an accessible place and in a form and language(s) understandable to affected persons and other stakeholders. Disclose the final resettlement plan and its updates to affected persons and other stakeholders. x. Conceive and execute involuntary resettlement as part of a development project or program. Include the full costs of resettlement in the presentation of the project‟s costs and benefits. For a project with significant involuntary resettlement impacts, consider implementing the involuntary resettlement component of the project as a stand-alone operation. xi. Pay compensation and provide other resettlement entitlements before physical or economic displacement. Implement the resettlement plan under close supervision throughout project implementation. xii. Monitor and assess resettlement outcomes, their impacts on the standards of living of displaced persons, and whether the objectives of the resettlement plan have been achieved by taking into account the baseline conditions and the results of resettlement monitoring. Disclose monitoring reports.
III. Gap Filling between ADB and Government of Nepal Policies
22. The Government of Nepal‟s legal frameworks and ADB‟s SPS share the following: i. Both permanent and temporary involuntary resettlement shall be avoided to the extent possible or minimized where feasible, exploring all viable alternative project designs. 17| P a g e ii. Where displacement is unavoidable, people losing assets, livelihood, or other resources shall be assisted in improving status at no cost to them.
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23. However, there are certain differences as shown in Table and where different, ADB‟s SPS will be applied for the subprojects. Table 7: Gab between ADB and GoN Policies SN ADB Policy GoN Legal Framework 1 Compensation for assets Legal ownership is required for compensation regardless of legal eligibility; however tenants registered with the ownership. Land Revenue Office are also recognized. 2 Compensation to all affected Encroachers are not entitled to compensation. persons regardless of tenure for all affected structures. 3 Compensation for affected Compensation is to be determined by the assets at replacement cost. compensation fixation committee to be formed under the Chief District Officer which may not be at replacement cost.
24. In this subproject, all the involuntary land acquisition will be compensated at replacement cost and APs will be assisted so that their economic and social future would generally be as favourable as it would have been in the absence of the project. The absence to formal title to land will not be a bar to compensation assistance for loss of assets.
25. The DLPIU supported by DISC will hold the responsibility for compensation rate determination of the affected land and structures at replacement cost, endorsed by the Compensation Determination Committee. However, in the absence of DLPIU at the moment, the compensation rates and the compensation amounts in this RP is calculated on the available standard rates from the respective district line agencies. All the compensatory amounts will be updated as per the replacement cost determined by the engineers and the concerned line agencies as soon as the DLPIU is formed.
H. Entitlements, Assistance and Benefits
26. The APs whose land is being affected by the road subproject was informed to the local people by publishing a general notice during the socioeconomic survey. This date of notice publication, February 10, 2016, will remain the cut-off-date for the entitlement. The owners, including non-titled, of the affected assets till that date are eligible to be categorised as APs.
27. The compensation to be paid for affected assets will be based on the principle of replacement cost, which is the amount needed to replace an affected asset without deduction for taxes and/or costs of transaction before displacement and which is operationally defined as follows:
i. Productive land (agricultural, ponds, and forest) based on replacement cost that reflect recent land sales, and in the absence of such recent sales, based on productive value; ii. Residential land based on replacement cost that reflect resent land sales, and in the absence of such resent land sales, based on similar location attributes; iii. Houses and other related structures based on replacement cost reflecting current market prices of materials and labor without depreciation nor deductions for salvaged building materials; iv. Annual crops equivalent to current market value of crops at the time of compensation. 18| P a g e
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v. For perennial corps and trees, cash compensation at replacement cost is equivalent to current market value given the type, age, and productive value (future production) at the time of compensation. Timber trees based on diameter at four feet height at current market value; vi. For temporary impacts, no compensation for land if returned to the legal owners, permissory and non-legal right users, and the land restored to pre- project condition within 3 months after use. If the land is not returned and restored to pre-project condition within 3 months, the affected person will receive compensation at replacement cost for the land. A penalty clause will be included in the contractor‟s contract to ensure that the cost of such compensation is recovered from the contractor.
28. The residential and commercial loss will be further provided with allowances in order to support their living condition. For the houses to be relocated, material transport allowances is provided. Similarly, if there is loss of income due to disruption of business or employment, material transport and one time assistance allowance is provided. Further the policies on compensation and other entitlements are annexed in Appendix VI.
I. Relocation of Housing and Settlements
29. The subproject affects total 31 public and private structures (house, balcony, compound wall, cattle shed, mill, school). Among the private structures, there are 20 residential structures which need full relocation plan, where others will be compensated. There are 3 houses, whose balcony will be affected and will be compensated for its repair. Among the two mills, one will be slightly affected which will be compensated for its repair cost and business shutdown. However for the other mill, it will be relocated in the same plot and compensated fully for its physical damage and business loss. The two cattle shed and one compound wall will be compensated for its structure. And after the earthquake, in case of school buildings, Department of Education has their own regulations to be followed. Thus further actions for the three school buildings are under discussion for the decision to be made. However, this RP budget incorporates the compensation of the three affected school buildings.
30. There are 16 residential structures affected by the road subproject which are partially affected up to 35 percent. However, all of these structures are proposed for full compensation and relocation as i) are already affected by earthquake, ii) most of them are made of stone-mud-wood/bamboo (kachhi/semi-pakki), iii) most of them are very old structures. Thus, even slight disturbances in such buildings may pull down the whole structure. There are other 4 CGI shelters being partially affected by the subproject which will not be compensated for its structure in this RP but by the process of NRA. Thus, there are 20 families which are physically displaced by this subproject.
31. The 20 families who are being physically displaced by the subproject do not have other structure to shift except for one family. However, every structure owner has stated that they have enough space in the same plot beyond RoW in order to rebuild their house. Among the physically displaced families, one is dalit family, four are janajati families and others belong to Brahamin/Chettri group. Among these families, one dalit and one Brahamin family‟s structures are built in Datrataya Guthi land as tenant. And these families will be resettled in the same guthi land beyond RoW. Thus, subproject does not require land in order to relocate the affected residential buildings.
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which are made after the earthquake will also be benefited by the allowances. Refer Annex IV for the details of structure compensation package.
J. Income Restoration and Rehabilitation
33. During the socioeconomic survey, all interviewed HHs expressed interest to join training and benefit from entrepreneurial skill. The DLPIU assisted by DISC will conduct need assessment of the affected families for the trainings to be proposed for enhancing the entrepreneurship of the affected families. Need assessment will be done at the time of implementation phase.
34. With reference to the DRILP-AF Training Package, it is noticed that in average 10-15 percent of APs will participate in income generation training activities. And NRs 80000/ per person in average is estimated for National Skill testing Board Level 1, Residential Training. Therefore, total 30 APs is estimated to be trained for livelihood training programs in this road. Family member of 16-45 age groups will be given priority for LEST as per their need basis. The cost of the training program is tentatively included in the RP. The tentative cost of the training program is NRs 2,400,000.00/ included in the RP.
35. The non-interviewed owners whenever they become available they will be given further consultation on entitlement, compensation. The amount of compensation has been separated in the reserve fund for non-interviewed owner as a precautionary measure.
K. Resettlement Budget and Financing Plan
36. All costs for subproject resettlement, including compensation and allowances, operation and administration costs, surveys, monitoring and reporting, and income restoration will be financed by the Government as counterpart funds. A contingency of 20% will be included in these cost estimates to be used as required during implementation of the resettlement plan. The estimation of the RP is described under following paragraphs.
37. The Notice 2, Part 3 and Part 5 of this Act‟s Regulation explain about the detail of CDC working procedures. Clause 8 (2) states the composition of CDC as follows: Chief District Officer – President Land Revenue Officer – Member Officer appointed by NRA – Member President/Secretary/Executive Officer from VDC/Municipality – Member Survey Officer –Member Project Officer – Member Secretaryg1
I. Cost of Compensation for Assets
38. Compensation for assets includes land, standing crops, structures and trees. Compensation of structure is calculated based on replacement cost of the affected structures without depreciation or deduction for salvaged material. Additionally, assistance allowances will be also calculated for residential structures. All these valuations finally will be endorsed by CDC.
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39. Land rates are calculated based on District Land Revenue office rate in the absence of DLPIU. The private land required for upgrading the subproject is 4.29 ha (new cut land area) which costs NRs 19722897.85/ as per the Kavre district rate presented in this RP. However, the local market rate for land has is different, especially after the April 2015 earthquake. CDC will decide on the final land compensation rate. The different rates of the land are presented in the Table 8.
Table 8: Compensation Rate for Affected Land Plots SN Land Area Rate/sqm (NRs) Rate/ropani (NRs) 1 Dhungkharka VDC 589.69 300,000 2 Chalalganeshthan VDC 353.82 180,000 3 Chamranbesi VDC 157.25 80,000 Source: District Land Revenue Office, 2072/73 Kavre district for government rate.
Cost of Standing Crops
40. During the survey, there were no crops found on the affected plots. Also the affected plots are uncultivable land, thus valuation of crops are not included.
Cost of Compensation for Structures
41. There are 3 public structures and 28 private structures which are affected along the alignment. Compensation amount for these structures is calculated by the technical team based on district norms and RF criteria as DLPIU is absent at the moment. The 4 CGI structures will not be compensated for its physical structure as they are listed to be compensated by NRA. These temporary shelter owners are paid for material transport and business allowances if any. Similarly, compensation of the three school buildings is also estimated in the RP. Total compensation amount of the affected physical structures is NPR 18543598.61/ in which NPR 5201752.53/ is for the school buildings. Details are included in appendix IV.
Relocation including Transfer and Business
42. There are 4 residential structures to be relocated along the alignment. The residence owner, business structure owners and the community building will be entitled to get material transportation cost based on RF equivalent to one month wage rate per adult. Hence, the material transportation cost for structures along the sub-project is NPR 397500.00/. However, transportation allowance is not allocated for cattle shed, compound wall and balcony as there will be nothing to transport. Similarly business allowance is allocated for three residence families who operate small business in their house and for two grinding mills. Business allowances allocated for these structures is NPR 79500.00/.
43. Other supporting costs in Resettlement Plan implementation includes, compensating the time given by the affected households during deed transfer and other purposes. This cost includes the amount required for management cost for APs‟ households and deed transfer fees in the district. The estimated amount for supporting cost is NPR 237500.00/.
II. Total Cost of RP
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resettlement implementation budgeting. The total direct compensatory cost for this road subproject is NPR 38,743,496.47/.The deed transfer assistance cost is NPR 237,500.00/ and estimated training cost is NPR 2,400,000.00/.
Table 9: Total RP Budget for Implementation SN Budget Head Unit Total Loss Amount, NRs Remarks 1 Direct Cost 1.1 Compensation for sqm 2.01 8786295.98 112 HH interviewed land plots 1.2 Compensation for sqm 1.36 6220221.69 95 HH absentee land plots 1.3 Compensation for non- sqm 0.82 4306193.43 36 plots identified land plots 1.4 Compensation for guthi sqm 0.08 279099.00 5 plots land plots 1.5 Compensation for sqm 0.02 131087.76 2 plots company land plots 1.6 Private structures no 28 13341846.08 1.7 Public structures no 3 5201752.53 3 schools 1.8 Material transport no 19 397500.00 allowance 1.9 Business allowance no 5 79500.00 Sub Total 38743496.47 2 Indirect Cost 2.1 Deed transfer assistance HH 207 103500.00 @500 2.2 Deed transfer fees plots 335 134000.00 @400 Sub Total 237500.00 3 LEST LS -- 2400000.00 Sub Total (1+2+3) 41380996.47 4 Contingency -- 20 8276199.29 percent Grand Total 49657195.76
L. Institutional Arrangements
45. The National Reconstruction Authority (NRA) is the executing agency of the project. The Central Level Implementation Support Consultant (CISC) under MOFALD supported by CISC provides overall guide and monitoring of the project activities at central level. District Level Implementation Support Consultant (DISC) will responsible to implement overall activities at district.
46. The DISCs together with the CLPIU and DLPIU, will assist in developing and preparing resettlement plans through the conduct of the DMS in a participatory and transparent way and consistent with the project resettlement principles and22 | t heP a g e resettlement framework. Once approved by the NRA and reviewed and concurred by
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ADB, the CISC will provide technical advice in the implementation of the approved resettlement plan. The CISC will likewise provide capacity-building orientation, as needed, to concerned personnel of the CLPIU and DLPIU.
47. Together with the CLPIU and DLPIU, CISC and DISC will supervise civil works activities to be carried out by contractor/s for quality assurance. Furthermore, the contractors will be responsible to pay appropriate compensation if the land is taken temporarily such as for labor camp, material storage etc. as stated in Resettlement Framework. In addition, CISC will assist the CLPIU in regular monitoring of resettlement plan implementation.
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M. Implementation Schedule
48. An implementation schedule has been agreed for timely completion of implementation of RP. Table 10 below presents time-bound action plan to complete identified activities of the RP including compensation payment and transfer of deed of ownership. Draft Resettlement Plan has been disclosed to the APs and Local Government at subproject site. A translated copy of summary of RP (in Nepali) has also been shared with APs. The objective of disclosure was to inform APs regarding their entitlement and working approach and modality.
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Table 10: Implementation Schedule of RP
2016/2017/2018 Responsibili SN Activities Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb ty I II I II I II I II I II I II I II I II I II I II I II I II I I II I II I II I II I II Cadastral survey, Final list of affected DLPIU/DISC 1 people, consultation with APs Consultation and grievances resolution CLPIU/DLPIU/DI 2 Throughout the project duration SC/GRC HH survey and field works, data CLPIU/DLPIU/DI 3 analysis, draft report preparation SC Submit final draft to CDO for CDO/NRA/CLPI 4 compensation determination U/DISC Submission of final RP to ADB CLPIU/DISC 5 ADB comments incorporation and final CLPIU/DISC 6 RP approval from ADB Verify application documents DLPIU/DISC 7 Call APs application for compensation CLPIU/DLPIU/DI 8 claim SC Pay compensation to APs CLPIU/DLPIU/DI 9 SC RP implementation verification field CLPIU/DISC 10 survey from CLPIU Deed Transfer CLPIU/DLPIU/DI 11 SC CLPIU/DLPIU/DI 12 Implementation of AP‟s Trainings SC Regular monitoring Evaluation of RP NRA/CLPIU/DL 13 Throughout the project duration Implementation progress & achievement PIU/DISC
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N. Monitoring and Reporting
49. The Project has a mechanism to monitor and evaluate the resettlement and compensation process. The CLPIU through the DLPIU, CISC and DISC will conduct regular monitoring and evaluation of the updating and implementation of the resettlement plan. Monitoring and evaluation is intended to help ensure that the resettlement plan is prepared and implemented according to the resettlement framework.
50. The following key indicators will be monitored periodically by the CLPIU:
1. Compensation and entitlements are computed at rates and procedures as provided in the approved resettlement plan; 2. Affected households are paid as per agreement with project authorities;
3. Public information, public consultation and grievance redress procedures are followed as described in the approved resettlement plan;
4. Public facilities and infrastructure affected by the Project are restored promptly; and,
5. The transition between resettlement and civil works is smooth . 51. The NRA as the project executing agency can monitor and supervise overall RP implementation and progress. CISC submits the monthly, quarterly semi- annual reports to CLPIU/NRA and ADB. DLPIU is primarily responsible to submit the report to CLPIU. DISC team will support to prepare the monthly report on behalf of DIPIU to be finally submitted to CLPIU through CISC. .
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Resettlement Plan of Khopasi-Dhungkharka-Chamranbesi-Milche-Borang Road Subproject, Kavre
APPENDICES
Appendix I: List of Affected Households, Land Plots
Appendix II: Poverty Analysis of Interviewed Affected Families
Appendix III: Compensation Estimate for Affected Land Plots
Appendix IV: Compensation Estimate for Affected Structures
Appendix V: Entitlement Matrix for RP Preparation under EEAP
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Appendix I : Affected Families and Land Plots by the Subproject
Village S.N. Landowner Name /Settlement VDC Kitta Remarks Father'sName WardNo Arealand of loss existingin trackSqm AreaLand of loss newin trackSqm Totalaffected area by road Sqm Chalal 1Ram Bahadur Shrestha Bagar Ganeshsthan 1 517 60.2 61.1 121.3 Interviewed Chalal 2Arjun Shrestha Shyam Ba. Parthali Ganeshsthan 1 802 202.1 188.9 391.0 Interviewed Chalal 3 Padam Ba. Tamang Harka Ba. Ganeshsthan 2 601 4.8 18.9 23.7 Interviewed Chalal 4 Padam Ba. Tamang Harka Ba. Ganeshsthan 2 236 7.8 21.8 29.7 Interviewed Chalal 5 Krishna Ba. Tamang Harka Ba. Ganeshsthan 2 602 2.6 24.4 27.0 Interviewed 6Suntali Shrestha Guan Ba. Parthali Dhunkharka9 487 160.7 160.7 321.4 Interviewed Chalal 7 Chinta Laxmi Khatri Pavi Shib Parthali Ganeshsthan 1 46 203.4 199.2 402.6 Interviewed Chalal 8 Chinta Laxmi Khatri Pavi Shib Parthali Ganeshsthan 1 45 266.4 245.6 512.0 Interviewed Chalal 9 Shyam Ba. Shrestha Hasal Ba. Parthali Ganeshsthan 1 762 106.5 106.5 213.0 Interviewed Chalal 10 Durga Dash Tamang Ramdas Kharekhola Ganeshsthan 2 49 416.7 416.7 Interviewed Chalal 11 Durga Dash Tamang Ram Das Kharekhola Ganeshsthan 2 50 1,468.7 1,468.7 Interviewed Chalal 12 Durga Dash Tamang Ram Das Kharekhola Ganeshsthan 2 51 3.8 3.8 Interviewed Ganesh Chalal 13 Maila Shyam Tamang Sthan Ganeshsthan 2 250 66.9 81.7 148.6 Interviewed 14 Surya Ba. Shrestha Krishna Laduk Dhunkharka 9 357 15.4 18.5 33.9 Interviewed Ganesh Chalal 15 Narayan Das Shrestha Hasal Ba. Sthan Ganeshsthan 1 759 87.2 87.3 174.5 Interviewed 16 Motilal Shrestha Narman Chalal Dhunkharka 9 136 274.7 273.6 548.4 Interviewed Chalal 17 Ram Ba. Tamang Harka Ba Chalal Ganeshsthan 2 241 57.6 125.7 183.3 Interviewed Chalal 18 Ram Ba Taman Harka Ba Chalal Ganeshsthan 2 240 358.5 358.5 Interviewed
19 Sata Ba Shrestha Indraman Karmi Gouro Dhunkharka9 903 75.3 66.3 141.6 Interviewed
20 Seti Maya Shrestha Purna Karmi Gouro Dhunkharka 9 161 165.7 154.6 320.3 Interviewed
21 Netra Ba. Timilsina Dhani Bdr. Thali Dhunkharka 6 1134 32.4 32.4 Interviewed
22 Yam Bikaram Timilsina Tek Pr Geldhunga Dhunkharka 8 329 15.2 15.2 Interviewed 23 Bhim Pr. Timilsina Surya Pr Geldhunga Dhunkharka 8 675 70.4 61.4 131.8 Interviewed Chalal 24 Yam Ba. Shrestha Til Ba. Parthali Ganeshsthan 1 379 33.2 38.1 71.3 Interviewed Ganesh Chalal 25 Sher Ba. Tamang Jit Ba Sthan Ganeshsthan 1 106 121.4 150.7 272.1 Interviewed
Bha.Pu. Upraparaya Chalal 26 Guthi (Rup Bdr. Mahat) Patikharka Ganeshsthan 5 4 106.4 125.5 231.9 Interviewed 27 Dipak Ba. Timilsina Lok Ba. Dola Khola Dhunkharka 8 912 62.1 (62.1) - Interviewed 28 Dipak Timilsina Lok Ba. Dola Khola Dhunkharka 6 789 64.0 64.0 128.0 Interviewed
29 Lubdha Ku. Timilsina Surya Pr. Pakhuredada Dhunkharka 6 733 34.6 34.6 Interviewed
30 Muralimai Timasina Dhan Ba. Pakhuredada Dhunkharka 6 321 28.8 28.8 Interviewed 31 Chot Pr. Timasina Ganga Si Saji Dhunkharka 6 275 319.4 278.7 598.1 Interviewed 32 Sanumaya Tamang Mansin Khartholo Dhunkharka6 919 7.0 7.0 Interviewed Ganesh Chalal 33 Bal Ba. Shrestha Hari Narayan Sthan Ganeshsthan 2 349 633.7 633.6 1,267.3 Interviewed Ganesh Chalal 34 Lok Ba. Tamang Nar Sin Sthan Ganeshsthan 2 345 216.8 213.0 429.8 Interviewed Chalal 35 Bhim Ba. Shrestha Ratna Ba. Parthali Ganeshsthan 1 834 71.3 93.7 164.9 Interviewed
36 Prem Bahadur Timhari Lok Ba. Geldhunga Dhunkharka8 341 97.1 83.1 180.1 Interviewed 37 Indramani Adhikari Nabraj Chardobato Dhunkharka8 764 157.7 116.5 274.2 Interviewed
38 Navaraj Adhikari Pransheshwar Chardobato Dhunkharka 9 304 229.9 267.0 496.9 Interviewed 39 Navaraj Adhikari Bisik Chardobato Dhunkharka 8 612 147.1 133.1 280.2 Interviewed Chalal 40 Hasta Ba. Tamang Jaya Ba Raideu Bazar Ganeshsthan 2 612 23.0 23.0 Interviewed Chalal 41 Jagat Ba. Tamang Indraman Doban Ganeshsthan 2 60 142.7 142.7 Interviewed Chalal 42 Jagat Ba. Tamang Indraman Doban Ganeshsthan 2 52 446.1 446.1 Interviewed Chalal 43 Jagat Ba. Tamang Indra Man Doban Ganeshsthan 2 245 161.7 92.2 253.8 Interviewed Chalal 44 Sonim Man Tamang Man Ba Mulkhola Ganeshsthan 1 10 36.2 114.4 150.5 Interviewed Chalal 45 Sonim Man Tamang Man Ba Mulkhola Ganeshsthan 1 78 47.6 56.3 104.0 Interviewed 46 Milka Ba. Tamang Lila Ba. Kol Dada Dhunkharka6 251 474.6 460.2 934.8 Interviewed Chalal 47 Sonim Man Tamang Man Ba Mulkhola Ganeshsthan 1 11 331.4 253.9 585.3 Interviewed Bha.Pu. Upraparaya Chalal 48 Guthi (Dinesh Mahat) Patikharka Ganeshsthan 6 305 182.7 182.1 364.8 Interviewed
Bhupu Dajataya Chalal 49 Dinesh Mahat Shrestha Patikharka Ganeshsthan 6 302 195.0 180.2 375.2 Interviewed
50 Bhimsen Timilsina Kuishna Pr Dhunkharka Dhunkharka 8 451 2.7 28.1 30.8 Interviewed Ganesh Chalal 51 Gaj Ba. Tamang Nar Ba Sthan Ganeshsthan 2 346 350.6 354.9 705.5 Interviewed Ganesh Chalal 52 Gaj Ba. Tamang Nar Ba Sthan Ganeshsthan 2 344 42.1 66.8 108.9 Interviewed Ganesh Chalal 53 Gaj Ba. Tamang Nar Si. Ba. Sthan Ganeshsthan 2 249 4.4 47.0 51.4 Interviewed Ganesh Chalal 54 Gaj Ba. Tamang Nar Ba Sthan Ganeshsthan 2 248 142.5 98.6 241.1 Interviewed Chalal 55 Guman Singh Tamang Surya Ba. Kharekhola Ganeshsthan 2 491 645.5 645.5 Interviewed Chalal 56 Guman Si Tamang Surya Ba Kharekhola Ganeshsthan 2 490 100.8 97.8 198.6 Interviewed Chalal 57 Motilal Shrestha Ganesh Ba. Parthali Ganeshsthan 1 47 5.2 23.8 29.1 Interviewed Chalal 58 Motilal Shrestha Ganesh Ba. Parthali Ganeshsthan 1 41 96.6 96.6 193.2 Interviewed Chalal 59 Motilal Shrestha Ganesh Ba. Parthali Ganeshsthan 1 39 93.4 102.5 195.9 Interviewed Ganesh Chalal 60 Digman Lama Lila Kumar Sthan Ganeshsthan 2 65 0.5 0.5 Interviewed Ganesh Chalal 61 Digman Lama Lila Kumar Sthan Ganeshsthan 2 64 315.7 315.7 Interviewed
62 Shubhadra Timilsina Puspa Pr. Geldhunga Dhunkharka 8 600 15.2 15.2 Interviewed
63 Shyam Krishna Timilsina Madhav Geldhunga Dhunkharka 9 551 108.9 107.6 216.6 Interviewed
64 Shyam Krishna Timilsina Madhav Geldhunga Dhunkharka 9 552 27.1 27.6 54.8 Interviewed 65 Muna Shrestha Ram Ba. Parthali Dhunkharka9 438 10.7 14.3 25.0 Interviewed
66 Ram Krinsha Timilsina Gouri Sankar Geldhunga Dhunkharka 8 610 0.1 0.1 Interviewed
67 Keshav Pr. Dulala Ravilal Dhunkharka Dhunkharka 9 640 15.9 9.5 25.4 Interviewed Ganesh Chalal 68 Lila Kumari Tamang Gaj Ba Sthan Ganeshsthan 1 405 318.4 318.5 636.9 Interviewed Chalal 69 Ramesh Ku. Mahat Durga Singh Patikharka Ganeshsthan 6 277 199.5 130.8 330.3 Interviewed Bha.Pu. Upraparaya Chalal 70 Guthi (Hikmet Mahat) Patikharka Ganeshsthan 5 2 278.2 242.7 520.9 Interviewed 71 Bishnu Prasad Saitar Dhunkharka8 720 47.9 37.0 84.8 Interviewed 72 Bishnu Pr. Sapkota Gopolal Saitar Dhunkharka8 718 13.4 14.5 27.9 Interviewed Raj Kumar Bhale 73 Shrestha Ramchandra Dhunkharka Dhunkharka 9 434 6.3 6.3 Interviewed
74 Krishna Bahadur Dhunkharka Dhunkharka6 732 275.7 260.0 535.7 Interviewed Ramhari Sharma 75 Timasina Nandalal Geldung Dhunkharka 8 514 28.7 28.7 Interviewed Chalal 76 Bir Ba. Tamang Jit Ba Khadki Chaur Ganeshsthan 1 74 173.9 168.0 341.9 Interviewed 77 Ratna Ba. Gole Kunou Ba. Naya Basti Dhunkharka6 711 76.4 71.7 148.1 Interviewed Chalal 78 Santa Ba. Tamang Rana Bahadur Panchthali Ganeshsthan 1 80 2.0 2.0 Interviewed Chalal 79 Santa Ba. Tamang Rana Ba Panchthali Ganeshsthan 1 83 382.6 344.0 726.7 Interviewed 80 Bhim Pr. Timilsina Nandalal Geldung Dhunkharka 8 536 43.6 44.4 88.1 Interviewed med nath 81 sarada adhakari thojari Goldhunga Dhunkharka 8 138 95.2 95.2 190.4 Interviewed 82 Ram Prasad Timilsina Devhari Geldung Dhunkharka 8 599 6.3 6.3 Interviewed Chalal 83 Dor Nath Koirala Kul Pr. Parti Kharka Ganeshsthan 6 30 13.0 64.6 77.6 Interviewed
84 Rishishor Timilsina Ganga Prd. Dhunkharka Dhunkharka 6 1271 130.4 130.4 260.7 Interviewed Pakhure 85 Revprasad Bastola Rabhanath Dada Dhunkharka 6 307 583.3 589.6 1,172.9 Interviewed Pakhure 86 Khe Pe. Bastola Raghunath Dada Dhunkharka 6 244 161.7 160.3 321.9 Interviewed Ganesh Chalal 87 Shovit Man Tamang Asha Ba. Sthan Ganeshsthan 1 66 324.0 225.3 549.3 Interviewed Ganesh Chalal 88 Shovit Man Tamang Asha Ba. Sthan Ganeshsthan 1 633 17.3 83.0 100.4 Interviewed 89 Bharat Ba. Kc Surya Pr Geldhung Dhunkharka9 504 173.6 195.3 368.9 Interviewed Chalal 90 Netra Ba. Tamang Buddhiman Ganesh Than Ganeshsthan 1 107 127.4 85.3 212.6 Interviewed Chalal 91 Netra Ba. Tamang Buddhiman Ganesh Than Ganeshsthan 1 108 66.1 59.5 125.6 Interviewed Sailendra Chalal 92 Uddhav Mahan Hanuman Bagar Ganeshsthan 5 562 13.6 13.6 Interviewed
Bha.Pu. Upraparaya Chalal 93 Guthi (Bhim Bdr. Mahat) Bagar Ganeshsthan 5 3 2.0 33.2 35.2 Interviewed Chalal 94 Hom Ba. Tamang Jaya Ba Khare Khola Ganeshsthan 2 611 133.4 133.4 Interviewed Chalal 95 Hom Ba. Tamang Jaya Ba Khare Khola Ganeshsthan 1 620 127.0 88.4 215.4 Interviewed Chalal 96 Tekman Singh Tamang Surya Ba Khere Khola Ganeshsthan 2 12 370.0 370.8 740.7 Interviewed Chalal 97 Tekman Singh Tamang Surya Ba. Khere Khola Ganeshsthan 2 12 195.1 195.1 Interviewed Pakhure 98 Midumaya Tamang Gaj Ba. Dada Dhunkharka 6 969 215.2 260.3 475.6 Interviewed Pakhure 99 Minmaya Tamang Raj Ba. Dada Dhunkharka 6 968 3.6 3.6 Interviewed 100 Shiv Pr. Bastoal Raghunath Dhunkarka Dhunkharka6 1149 185.6 163.9 349.5 Interviewed 101 Pitamabar Timilsina Narhari Saji Gaun Dhunkharka 6 270 2.6 2.6 Interviewed
102 Sancha Maya Tamang Bonda Ba Khorthali Dhunkharka 6 848 16.1 16.1 Interviewed
103 Veda Prasad Timilsina Jaganth Thali Dhunkharka 6 380 41.5 76.8 118.3 Interviewed 104 Bal Bhada Timilsina Laxman Thali Gaun Dhunkharka 6 402 7.7 7.7 Interviewed 105 Bal Bhadra Timilsina Laxmna Thali Gaun Dhunkharka 6 394 232.0 335.4 567.4 Interviewed 106 Bal B hadra Timilsina Laxman Thali Gaun Dhunkharka 6 387 9.3 81.8 91.1 Interviewed 107 Surya Pr. Timilsina Balbhdra Thali Gaun Dhunkharka 6 845 24.1 118.6 142.7 Interviewed 108 Surya Pr. Timilsina Balbhdra Thali Gaun Dhunkharka 6 841 6.6 20.1 26.7 Interviewed 109 Ram Ba. Tamang Kajiman Dolkhoa Dhunkharka6 1144 63.9 51.7 115.7 Interviewed
110 Lila Kumari Timilsina Shanta Ba. Pokhari Dada Dhunkharka 6 961 9.5 34.9 44.3 Interviewed Bha.Pu. Upraparaya Chalal 111 Guthi (Bharat Mahat) Mohan Gaun Ganeshsthan 5 9 20.9 47.2 68.1 Interviewed Chalal 112 Mant Ba. Tamang Asha Padrali Ganeshsthan 1 72 160.0 92.9 252.9 Interviewed Chalal 113 Fat Ba. Tamang Asha Ba. Padrali Ganeshsthan 1 634 34.6 34.6 Interviewed Chalal 114 Padam Ba. Tamang Asha Bahadur Parthali Ganeshsthan 1 644 36.5 36.5 Interviewed Chalal 115 Jit Ba. Tamang Bishnu Ba. Padrali Ganeshsthan 1 790 15.2 33.0 48.2 Interviewed Ganesh Chalal 116 Lok Ba. Tamang Damar Ba Sthan Ganeshsthan 1 406 697.5 606.9 1,304.4 Interviewed Ganesh Chalal 117 Nir Ba.Tamang Sthan Ganeshsthan 1 76 86.3 82.9 169.2 Interviewed
Chalal Ganesh Chalal 118 Chaturman Tamang Sobhitman Sthan Ganeshsthan 2 63 307.7 307.7 Interviewed
Chalal Ganesh Chalal 119 Chaturman Tamang Sobhitman Sthan Ganeshsthan 2 62 1.6 1.6 Interviewed Chalal 120 Shyam Ba. Ganesh Than Ganeshsthan 1 761 109.9 109.9 219.8 Interviewed Chalal 121 Tek Ba. Shrestha Tej Bir Patali Ganeshsthan 1 40 320.4 330.3 650.7 Interviewed Khadke Chalal 122 Lal Ba. Tamang Nein Singh Chaur Ganeshsthan 1 68 86.7 122.4 209.1 Interviewed
123 Veda Nidhi Veda Madhav Gyalung Dhunkharka8 188 92.5 92.5 185.0 Interviewed
124 Indra Ba. Timilsina Yadu Ba. Gyalung Dhunkharka 9 163 80.4 74.0 154.4 Interviewed 125 Balram Adhikari Chet Nath Gyalung Dhunkharka8 652 6.6 6.6 Interviewed 126 Dil Bdr. Nagarkoti Pathali Dhunkharka 9 431 55.4 39.5 94.9 Interviewed
127 Sanu Ba. Shrestha Sher Ba. Dhunkharka9 594 62.9 64.1 127.0 Interviewed 128 Hemlal Nagarkoti Dhunkharka 9 430 67.4 51.7 119.1 Interviewed 129 Bal Kanya Gol Ambar Ba. Dolkhola Dhunkharka6 160 168.9 168.9 337.7 Interviewed 130 Nani maiya Shrestha Shreelal Dukarka Dhunkharka9 129 158.5 19.3 177.8 Interviewed 131 Nani maiya Shrestha Shreelal Dukarka Dhunkharka9 129 88.9 226.6 315.5 Interviewed 132 Nanimaya Shrestha Shreelal Dukarka Dhunkharka9 264 52.8 52.8 105.6 Interviewed 133 Bishnu B. Shrestha Sher Ba. Durkha Dhunkharka 9 592 53.6 53.6 107.2 Interviewed
134 Chitra Kanta Timilsina Shreekrishna Dhunkharka 8 151 168.4 168.4 336.9 Interviewed
135 Chitra Kanta Timilsina Shreekrishna Dhunkharka 8 156 29.7 38.1 67.7 Interviewed
136 Chitra Kanta Timilsina Shreekrishna Dhunkharka 8 151 75.6 (17.0) 58.5 Interviewed
137 Rudra Narayan Timilsina Ganga Prd. Kosdali Dhunkharka 6 1268 55.8 68.2 123.9 Interviewed
138 Rudra Narayan Timilsina Ganga Prd. Kosdali Dhunkharka 6 1272 52.3 46.6 98.9 Interviewed
139 Rudra Narayan Timilsina Ganga Prd. Kosdali Dhunkharka 6 1270 58.9 71.6 130.5 Interviewed
140 Bhakta Kumari Chirajivi Dhunkharka 9 47 22.8 111.7 134.4 Interviewed 141 Chiranjivi Timilsina Tikaram Dhunkharka 9 550 74.1 48.1 122.2 Interviewed 142 Bhakta Kumari Chirajivi Dhunkharka 9 44 33.0 55.2 88.2 Interviewed
143 Bhakta Kumari Chirajivi Dhunkharka 9 45 5.3 5.3 Interviewed
144 Chandramani Adhikari Nakraj Durkha Dhunkharka8 628 61.2 61.2 122.4 Interviewed 145 Kedar Shrestha Nitman Thukharka Dhunkharka6 112 103.9 108.0 211.9 Interviewed 146 Bal Krishna Timilsina Muktinath Thukharka Dhunkharka 9 440 26.0 22.4 48.4 Interviewed Padam 147 Hari Pr. Narayan Dukarka Dhunkharka 8 355 5.3 5.3 Interviewed 148 Ramsharan Timilsina Gopikrishna Dhunkarka Dhunkharka 8 414 22.8 26.2 49.0 Interviewed 149 Ramsharan Timilsina Gopikrishna Dhunkarka Dhunkharka 8 415 50.7 43.3 94.1 Interviewed Chalal 150 Ganesh Ba. Tamang Harka Ba. Chalal Ganeshsthan 2 239 28.5 74.8 103.4 Interviewed Chalal 151 Chandra Man Tamang Indra Man Chalal Ganeshsthan 2 59 335.7 335.7 Interviewed Chalal 152 Chandra Man Tamang Indra Man Chalal Ganeshsthan 2 235 46.9 63.5 110.4 Interviewed Chalal 153 Chandraman Tamang Indra Man Chalal Ganeshsthan 2 246 103.0 84.9 187.9 Interviewed Karma Chalal 154 Chandra Ba. Nagarkoti Bahadur Chalal Ganeshsthan 1 535 109.3 107.7 217.0 Interviewed 155 Kanchhi Shrestha Narayan Dada Gau Dhunkharka9 170 2.5 2.5 Interviewed 156 Sharada Timilsina Makraj Chardobato Dhunkharka 8 540 0.1 0.1 Interviewed 157 Lok Ba. Tamang Krishna Ba. Khorthali Dhunkharka6 920 101.0 101.0 Interviewed 158 Lok Ba. Tamang Krishna Ba. Khorthali Dhunkharka6 832 60.5 60.5 Interviewed 159 Lok Ba. Tamang Krishna Ba. Khorthali Dhunkharka6 832 10.5 (6.5) 4.0 Interviewed 160 Arjun Kumar Adhikari Tika Ba. Dhunkharka 9 641 3.23 31.75 34.98 Absentee Chalal 161 Asaraman Tamang Krishna Ba. Ganeshsthan 2 290 7.47 7.47 Absentee Chalal 162 Badri Pr. Timilsina Manohari Ganeshsthan 1 71 6.01 70.48 76.49 Absentee 163 Bal Krishna Shrestha Rudralal Dhunkharka 9 439 8.19 13.12 21.30 Absentee Bane Pa/ Krishna 164 Bdr.Shrestha Rudra Pra. Dhunkharka 9 422 131.78 152.23 284.01 Absentee 165 Bhim Ba. Lama Kajiman Dhunkharka 6 1143 68.95 51.62 120.57 Absentee 166 Bhim Ba. Tamang Birman Dhunkharka 6 156 388.11 348.17 736.28 Absentee 167 Bhim Pr. Dahal Bherani Dalt Dhunkharka 6 843 2.45 16.44 18.89 Absentee 168 Bhim Pr. Ragol Ganesh Pr. Dhunkharka 6 395 97.99 158.02 256.00 Absentee Chalal 169 Bhimsen Shrestha Shyam Ba. Ganeshsthan 1 73 4.05 4.05 Absentee 170 Bil Ba. Shrestha Indraman Dhunkharka 9 904 4.37 13.34 17.71 Absentee 171 Bir Ba. Shrestha Bhimlal Dhunkharka 9 437 10.19 13.33 23.52 Absentee 172 Bishnu Ba Tamang Dil Ba. Dhunkharka 6 583 8.75 8.75 Absentee 173 Bishnu Ba Timilsina Yadu Ba. Dhunkharka 9 376 213.19 188.65 401.85 Absentee 174 Bishnu Ba Timilsina Yuda Ba. Dhunkharka 9 375 25.10 36.67 61.77 Absentee Chalal 175 Bishnu Maya Shrestha Pavi Vilak Ganeshsthan 1 504 29.69 38.06 67.75 Absentee Chandra Ba. Loryan 176 Shamet 3 Aitram Dhunkharka 6 847 32.83 32.83 Absentee Chalal 177 Chkhalal Maya Tamang Pati Sher Ba. Ganeshsthan 1 13 181.45 225.44 406.89 Absentee 178 Damodar Adhikari Dhunkharka 8 598 76.74 56.44 133.18 Absentee 179 Damodar Adhikari Dhunkharka 8 682 16.11 15.05 31.16 Absentee 180 Damodar Adhikari Dhunkharka 8 684 12.94 12.94 Absentee
181 Darja Kumari Timilsina Ganga Pr. Dhunkharka 6 613 92.59 77.71 170.30 Absentee Chayameradan 182 Dasharath Dulal Tulsi Narayan Beshi 1 115 1,530.79 1,530.79 Absentee 183 Del Pr. Dangal Ganera Pr. Dhunkharka 6 299 68.10 68.20 136.30 Absentee 184 Deshrath Timilsena Dhunkharka 8 169 63.93 108.93 172.86 Absentee 185 Devi Pr. Timasina Bhim Pr Dhunkharka 6 271 178.89 180.24 359.13 Absentee 186 Dhan Ba. Tamang Kshtra Ba Dhunkharka 6 377 203.32 204.54 407.86 Absentee Dildas And Dhanga 187 Kuamri Dhunkharka 9 41 94.74 93.29 188.04 Absentee Chalal 188 Dinamaya Tamang Man Ba Ganeshsthan 2 291 6.06 48.53 54.60 Absentee 189 Durga Ba Timilsina Lal Ba. Dhunkharka 6 179 268.59 265.14 533.73 Absentee 190 Durga Ba Timilsina Lal Ba. Dhunkharka 6 472 550.27 420.52 970.79 Absentee 191 Durga Ba Timilsina Lal Ba. Dhunkharka 6 960 199.25 198.27 397.53 Absentee 192 Durga Ba. Timilsina Lal Ba. Dhunkharka 6 774 125.80 111.58 237.39 Absentee 193 Durga Ba. Timilsina Lal Ba. Dhunkharka 6 1135 511.85 469.13 980.97 Absentee 194 Durga Ba. Timilsina Lal Ba. Dhunkharka 6 1137 46.90 36.94 83.84 Absentee 195 Durga Ba. Timilsina Lal Ba. Dhunkharka 6 1139 97.37 75.04 172.41 Absentee
196 Fulmai Tamang Sameta Ba. Ba. Dhunkharka 6 159 263.60 218.95 482.55 Absentee Chalal 197 Goutam Das Ursak Gyan Das Ganeshsthan 6 161 479.01 479.01 Absentee Chalal 198 Goutam Das Ursak Gyan Das Ganeshsthan 6 505 327.46 327.46 Absentee Chalal 199 Hanuman Mahat Shiva Mahat Ganeshsthan 5 1 136.70 166.50 303.20 Absentee 200 Hari Kirshna Shrestha Krishna Ba. Dhunkharka 9 435 12.96 12.96 Absentee 201 Harimay Timilsina Hiramani Dhunkharka 6 775 45.81 29.05 74.86 Absentee Chalal 202 Hasta Ba. Shrestha Dil Ba. Ganeshsthan 1 627 7.63 18.86 26.49 Absentee 203 Indra Ba. Timilsina Lal Ba. Dhunkharka 8 172 143.15 131.88 275.04 Absentee 204 Indra Pr. Timilsina Shishrana Dhunkharka 6 396 64.79 64.79 Absentee 205 Insra Prasad Jit Ba. Dhunkharka 9 436 3.43 15.29 18.72 Absentee 206 Iraki Timilsina Kilaji Pr Dhunkharka 8 608 8.74 8.74 Absentee Kamala Chalal 207 Jaya Ba. Tamang Shrestha Ganeshsthan 1 801 11.87 11.87 Absentee 208 Jit Ghising Lal Ba. Dhunkharka 6 839 6.20 6.20 Absentee 209 Kajiman Tamang Prend Dhunkharka 6 1142 93.99 58.22 152.21 Absentee
210 Kal Krishna Nimalsina Nandikeshav Dhunkharka 8 253 170.63 165.29 335.92 Absentee 211 Kamal Pr. Timilsina Guna Nidhi Dhunkharka 8 330 2.59 15.11 17.70 Absentee
212 Kedar Ba. Kshetri Samet Lal Ba. Dhunkharka 6 320 351.26 342.54 693.80 Absentee
213 Keshav Lala Shrestha Harsaraj Dhunkharka 6 1158 110.74 132.40 243.14 Absentee 214 Khemai Ghimire Gangadhar Dhunkharka 6 776 141.25 138.55 279.80 Absentee 215 Khemai Ghimire Gangadhar Dhunkharka 6 777 61.92 81.97 143.89 Absentee Chalal 216 Krishna Ba. Nagarkoti Nandalal Ganeshsthan 1 369 14.72 10.29 25.01 Absentee 217 Krishna Ba. Newar Sete Dhunkharka 9 172 32.02 58.91 90.93 Absentee Shikha 218 Krishna Pr. Timilsina Narayan Dhunkharka 6 393 40.52 55.64 96.16 Absentee Shikha 219 Krishna Pr. Timilsina Narayan Dhunkharka 6 840 22.58 55.76 78.34 Absentee Chalal 220 Kul Prasad Padhya Bal Ram Ganeshsthan 6 299 85.82 170.57 256.39 Absentee 221 Lok Ba. Dhunkharka 6 1015 83.96 83.96 167.92 Absentee
222 Narayan Pr. Timilsina Kanath Dhunkharka 6 752 70.76 64.77 135.53 Absentee
223 Narayan Pr. Timilsina Kanath Dhunkharka 6 753 253.24 234.58 487.82 Absentee 224 Narendra Ba. Lama Ganesh Ba. Dhunkharka 9 639 26.88 17.26 44.13 Absentee 225 Navaraj Timilsina Bholanath Dhunkharka 9 71 116.10 105.47 221.57 Absentee Chalal 226 Nir Ba.Tamang Kul Dash Ganeshsthan 2 244 94.72 72.96 167.68 Absentee 227 Pabitra Adhikari Dhunkharka 8 513 55.13 28.31 83.44 Absentee
228 Pabitra Adhikari Rameshawar Dhunkharka 8 145 151.10 151.10 Absentee Chalal 229 Padam Ba. Tamang Asha Ba. Ganeshsthan 1 581 191.77 158.30 350.06 Absentee Chalal 230 Panchayat Bhavan Ganeshsthan 2 351 87.76 97.12 184.88 Absentee Chalal 231 Pram Pr. Shrestha Kapilmuni Ganeshsthan 1 626 9.53 23.52 33.05 Absentee 232 Purna Ba. Timilsina Lok Ba. Dhunkharka 6 790 59.76 59.77 119.52 Absentee 233 Purna Ba. Timilsina Lok Ba. Dhunkharka 6 913 21.99 47.60 69.60 Absentee
234 Purna Prasad Timilsina Prem Nidhi Dhunkharka 6 113 139.14 128.67 267.81 Absentee 235 Purusaotam + Ram Bhim Psd. Dhunkharka 9 441 42.28 33.31 75.60 Absentee 236 Ram Ba. Shrestha Gopilal Dhunkharka 9 256 75.75 74.22 149.97 Absentee Chalal 237 Ram Ba. Tamang Chaturman Ganeshsthan 2 247 93.15 80.21 173.36 Absentee Chalal 238 Ram Bahadur Ganeshsthan 1 763 8.35 47.43 55.77 Absentee 239 Ram Hari Shrestha Padam Ba. Dhunkharka 9 525 58.79 58.77 117.56 Absentee Chalal 240 Ram Krishna Ganeshsthan 1 625 10.86 21.27 32.13 Absentee 241 Ram Kumar Shrestha Krishna Dhunkharka 9 526 47.72 47.72 95.43 Absentee
242 Ramesha Ba. Timasina Bhakta Ba. Dhunkharka 6 1086 50.40 49.05 99.44 Absentee 243 Rameshor Timilsina Balvadra Dhunkharka 6 379 268.42 251.96 520.38 Absentee 244 Ramgopal Shrestha Sher Ba. Dhunkharka 9 133 203.59 218.46 422.05 Absentee 245 Ramgopal Shrestha Sher Ba. Dhunkharka 9 134 248.85 215.43 464.28 Absentee 246 Ramgopal Shrestha Sher Ba. Dhunkharka 9 135 13.86 32.42 46.28 Absentee 247 Ramkrishan Shrestha Krishna Ba. Dhunkharka 9 480 235.72 237.49 473.21 Absentee 248 Rishishor Timilsina Ganga Prd. Dhunkharka 6 1273 17.21 21.63 38.84 Absentee Chalal 249 Salu Krishna Shrestha Chhatra Ba Ganeshsthan 1 760 20.87 78.86 99.74 Absentee 250 Sanibhai Timilsina Dhunkharka 8 609 5.13 5.13 Absentee Chalal 251 Sanu Kahati Tamang Chandra Ba Ganeshsthan 6 32 26.77 26.77 Absentee Chalal 252 Sanu Maya Shrestha Arjun Kaj Ganeshsthan 9 593 61.46 61.47 122.94 Absentee Chalal 253 Sanu Nar Ba. Kshetri Chhavilal Ganeshsthan 9 39 87.04 87.90 174.93 Absentee Chalal 254 Sara Ba. Lama Jit Ba Ganeshsthan 2 287 202.26 142.84 345.10 Absentee Chalal 255 Saroj Khadka Dolanatha Ganeshsthan 6 205 7.79 35.13 42.92 Absentee Chalal 256 Sarswati Karki Akal Ba. Ganeshsthan 6 134 14.74 14.74 Absentee Chalal 257 Shambhu Pr. Timilsina Yagya Pr. Ganeshsthan 6 1163 6.69 73.31 80.00 Absentee Chalal 258 Shar Ba. Lama Jit Ba Ganeshsthan 2 289 110.56 166.36 276.93 Absentee Chalal 259 Sharada Adhikari Megraj Ganeshsthan 8 763 61.64 70.88 132.52 Absentee Chalal 260 Shechar Ba. Tamang Jit Ba Ganeshsthan 1 75 257.27 295.93 553.20 Absentee Chalal 261 Sher Ba. Tamang Lal Bir Ganeshsthan 6 158 8.78 8.78 Absentee Chalal 262 Sita Shrestha Ganeshsthan 9 488 151.35 151.35 302.70 Absentee Chalal 263 Sitaram Timilsina Ganeshsthan 8 674 9.44 19.18 28.62 Absentee Chalal 264 Sobhamaya Tamang Balram Ganeshsthan 2 350 243.65 217.16 460.81 Absentee Chalal 265 Sona Kanchha Shrestha Harat B. Ganeshsthan 1 760 50.85 (8.67) 42.18 Absentee Chalal 266 Taranath Timilsina Shreekrishna Ganeshsthan 6 163 3.95 3.95 Absentee Chalal 267 Thir Pr. Timalasina Narhari Ganeshsthan 6 252 90.81 84.13 174.95 Absentee Chalal 268 Tika Maya Shrestha Lal Ba Ganeshsthan 9 263 30.19 30.27 60.46 Absentee Chalal 269 Udaya Naran Timilsina Krishnahari Ganeshsthan 9 46 320.03 207.02 527.05 Absentee Chalal 270 Utam Das Ulak Gyan Das Ganeshsthan 6 504 932.81 932.81 Absentee Chalal 271 Yogendra Bikram Kuvar Narendra Raj Ganeshsthan 1 833 90.44 90.11 180.55 Absentee Bha.Pu. Upraparaya Chalal 272 Guthi Ganeshsthan 5 59 6.79 6.79 Guthi Bha.Pu. Upraparaya Chalal 273 Guthi Ganeshsthan 6 304 159.00 171.40 330.40 Guthi Bha.Pu. Upraparaya Chalal 274 Guthi Ganeshsthan 6 276 128.68 115.91 244.59 Guthi Bha.Pu. Upraparaya Chalal 275 Guthi Ganeshsthan 6 279 273.82 269.30 543.12 Guthi Bha.Pu. Upraparaya Chalal 276 Guthi Ganeshsthan 6 280 241.79 225.41 467.19 Guthi Sisayakhami Bachat 277 Sansthan Dhunkharka 6 170 181.15 183.28 364.43 Saving credit Sisayakhami Bachat 278 Sansthan Dhunkharka 6 171 16.62 39.02 55.64 Saving credit Chalal 279 Unknown Ganeshsthan 5 999980 14.20 41.72 55.92 Unknown Chalal 280 Unknown Ganeshsthan 6 278 1.18 12.93 14.11 Unknown Chalal 281 Unknown Ganeshsthan 6 999942 2.10 2.10 Unknown Chalal 282 Unknown Ganeshsthan 6 135 84.76 84.76 Unknown Chalal 283 Unknown Ganeshsthan 6 281 11.38 11.38 Unknown Chalal 284 Unknown Ganeshsthan 2 519 1,401.26 1,401.26 Unknown Chalal 285 Unknown Ganeshsthan 2 58 169.66 169.66 Unknown Chalal 286 Unknown Ganeshsthan 2 58 45.22 45.22 Unknown Chalal 287 Unknown Ganeshsthan 1 999904 196.46 197.21 393.66 Unknown Chalal 288 Unknown Ganeshsthan 1 999957 164.48 133.19 297.67 Unknown 289 Unknown Dhunkharka 9 169 136.18 1,722.20 1,858.38 Unknown 290 Unknown Dhunkharka 9 421 116.10 107.27 223.36 Unknown 291 Unknown Dhunkharka 9 999970 17.93 38.49 56.42 Unknown 292 Unknown Dhunkharka 9 999978 12.55 13.15 25.69 Unknown 293 Unknown Dhunkharka 8 342 95.53 71.62 167.15 Unknown 294 Unknown Dhunkharka 8 416 63.39 66.02 129.40 Unknown 295 Unknown Dhunkharka 8 413 11.49 11.49 Unknown 296 Unknown Dhunkharka 8 354 84.02 44.44 128.46 Unknown 297 Unknown Dhunkharka 6 156 1.25 1.25 Unknown 298 Unknown Dhunkharka 8 252 179.58 179.58 Unknown 299 Unknown Dhunkharka 8 256 115.73 121.90 237.63 Unknown 300 Unknown Dhunkharka 8 257 155.55 155.55 Unknown 301 Unknown Dhunkharka 8 258 252.04 252.04 Unknown 302 Unknown Dhunkharka 8 156 272.37 272.37 Unknown 303 Unknown Dhunkharka 6 244 1.06 1.06 Unknown 304 Unknown Dhunkharka 6 844 23.30 59.37 82.67 Unknown 305 Unknown Dhunkharka 9 162 96.39 102.45 198.84 Unknown 306 Unknown Dhunkharka 6 999977 1,098.31 662.43 1,760.74 Unknown 307 Unknown Dhunkharka 6 846 10.92 38.70 49.63 Unknown 308 Unknown Dhunkharka 6 833 232.05 232.05 Unknown 309 Unknown Dhunkharka 6 883 1,096.69 1,171.65 2,268.34 Unknown 310 Unknown Dhunkharka 6 833 19.40 29.71 49.10 Unknown 311 Unknown Dhunkharka 6 999983 979.05 553.41 1,532.46 Unknown 312 Unknown Dhunkharka 6 834 16.83 98.20 115.03 Unknown 313 Unknown Dhunkharka 6 836 34.44 34.44 Unknown 314 Unknown Dhunkharka 6 835 1.96 1.96 Unknown 16 9 2 15 13 10 7 3 1 14 12 11 8 6 5 4 Appendix II:Poverty LevelAnalysis S.N Timalsina Bikram Yam Timalsina Bahadur Netra Shrestha Thule Tamang Kanchhimaya Shrestha Narman Shrestha Das Narayan Shrestha Ba. Surya Anil Tamang Tamang Dash Durga Shrestha Ba. Shyam Khatri Babu Sanu Shrestha Ba. Sanu Tamang Ba. Krishna Tamang Ba Padam Shrestha Arjun Shrestha Ba. Ram Name of HH Head 524123546065.78818437 6 416.0 5.83463144 3.5 6 1144.0 431.2 2.8 6.47361873 15.2 1176.5 9 2 1240.7 32.4 28.1 1 5.92135157 1724.9 6 8.94299643 484.2 6570.0 2 9 1.3 2906.7 6657.3 0.6 87.3 2925.2 26.4 1 8.86692108 33623.1 18.5 9 1 5.3 7095.3 35512.2 1.5 1889.2 5.45837133 7201.8 4 6 5.96712254 106.5 1619.5 1 6 9.0 5.93440306 4429.0 1780.2 6 0.5 160.7 3685.4 4453.4 1 1.1 24.4 3726.1 1 22307.4 40.7 0.3 2 22368.5 61.1 1 2. 8752588. .458421.333 5.84954824 6 8586.7 5.73493516 2.5 6 8807.5 5920.6 220.9 4.4 2 6194.3 8.89209829 273.6 1 9 6734.6 1.2 6816.3 81.7 1 15471.1 2.8 15915.9 444.8 2 5.42251495 6 1773.8 9.6 1962.7 188.9 1 No of Plot Affected Area
Total Land Holding
% Loss
Post Project Land Holding 13 13 13 Food Sufficiency Month 2667383.333 12.6366733 12.308434 12.964491 Post project Food sufficiency month 1100 100340000 210000 130000 21 370000 240000 130000 24 6700420 00084000 504000 432000 95625 72000 1530000 1350000 36 180000 490000 45 400000 90000 40 260000 200000 560000 60000 470000 20 90000 47 290000 230000 36000 180000 60000 120000 75000 23 300000 60000 240000 12 60000 24 0600300 60060000 360000 300000 60000 30 81250 325000 280000 45000 56 52500 210000 150000 60000 15 Non Agri. Food Security 90015001445000 1250000 195000 50 300177000 132000 45000 00 200410000 320000 90000 Agr. Income
Income Non Agr.
Total Income 0485193 .09.4189550.10 93.64 7.00 9.37 206428.571 66.6725 .03.9138.4338.45540 2. 55514.06 333084.34 123084.34 32.19 6.00 2.57 56666.6667 2.80 61607.49 369644.91 129644.91 36.90 6.00 2.80 61666.67 16.6737 .03.56761 6761 75.33.5 77456.03 464736.19 64736.19 1.6 35.25 37030.50 6.00 4.2 259213.52 3.71 81666.6667 93238.33 59213.52 559429.96 25.66 89429.96 7.00 1.69 55.65 37142.8571 6.00 4.24 93333.3333 1.8 40654.82 284583.71 54583.71 26.38 7.00 1.88 41428.5714 58.1311 .03.84346 7346 59.61.1 25190.66 176334.61 44334.61 34.88 7.00 1.15 25285.7143 55.5620 .02.58732 0732 50.02.0 45304.80 407743.22 87743.22 26.65 9.00 2.07 45555.5556 Pre-Project Per Capita .160 05 95.1515.18563 3.79 83576.37 501458.21 69458.21 40.52 6.00 175038.94 3.81 49.59 16.00 4.34 1.63 35934.25 3.40 179671.23 74836.01 59671.23 299344.03 17.90 59344.03 5.00 1.63 29.67 4.00 3.40 .260 44 74.5374.55582 2.70 59558.23 357349.35 57349.35 34.41 6.00 3.68 2.72 81115.12 324460.49 44460.49 64.22 4.00 3.69 2.32 51056.29 204225.15 54225.15 18.98 4.00 2.38 Pre-Project Poverty Level
Total Family Member
Post Project Annual Food Security
Post projecet Agri-Income 1439550.10 1525038.94 Post project Total Income 51.34.33 95314.93 0600 9.34 205650.01 Post Project Per Capita 52 2 8 3 5 4 6 Post Project Poverty Level Bhim Pr. 17 Timalsina 1 61.4 4133.5 1.5 4072.1 6 5.91093125 48.48 150000 1212000 1362000 113500 5.15 12.00 53.67 147773.28 1359773.28 113314.44 5.14
18 Lal Ba. Shrestha 1 38.1 7851.6 0.5 7813.5 6 5.97085827 29 120000 580000 700000 53846.1538 2.44 13.00 34.83 119417.17 699417.17 53801.32 2.44 Kanchhimaya 19 Tamang 2 150.7 16667.1 0.9 16516.4 13 12.8824513 28.571 91000 200000 291000 72750 3.30 4.00 41.20 90177.16 290177.16 72544.29 3.29 20 Keshav Mahat 1 125.5 3036.5 4.1 2911.0 9 8.62793344 18.143 63000 127000 190000 23750 1.08 8.00 26.02 60395.53 187395.53 23424.44 1.06
21 Dipak Timalsina 2 1.9 886.3 0.2 884.4 6 5.98725336 65 60000 650000 710000 142000 6.45 5.00 70.85 59872.53 709872.53 141974.51 6.44 Lubdha Kumari 22 Timalsina 1 34.6 1810.4 1.9 1775.7 6 5.88516395 26 120000 520000 640000 49230.7692 2.23 13.00 31.39 117703.28 637703.28 49054.10 2.23
23 Kedar B.A Kshetri 1 28.8 7275.3 0.4 7246.6 6 5.97627598 53.333 72000 640000 712000 79111.1111 3.59 9.00 59.10 71715.31 711715.31 79079.48 3.59 Chet Pr. 24 Timalsina 2 278.7 3642.6 7.7 3363.9 6 5.54087927 20 90000 300000 390000 78000 3.54 5.00 24.01 83113.19 383113.19 76622.64 3.48 Ram Bahadur 25 Ghole 1 7.0 95.4 7.3 88.4 12 11.1220178 26.667 180000 400000 580000 116000 5.27 5.00 35.84 166830.27 566830.27 113366.05 5.15
26 Bal Ba. Shrestha 1 633.6 14417.5 4.4 13783.9 12 11.4726055 122.4 60000 612000 672000 61090.9091 2.77 11.00 128.49 57363.03 669363.03 60851.18 2.76
27 Kailash Tamang 1 213.0 2201.2 9.7 1988.2 6 5.41938228 87.5 48000 700000 748000 74800 3.40 10.00 84.45 43355.06 743355.06 74335.51 3.37 Bhim Ba. 28 Shrestha 1 93.7 1512.3 6.2 1418.6 9 8.44266196 30.036 108000 360428 468428 58553.5 2.66 8.00 36.62 101311.94 461739.94 57717.49 2.62 Prem Ba. 29 Timalsina 2 83.1 1776.6 4.7 1693.5 6 5.71937685 47.8 120000 956000 1076000 119555.556 5.43 9.00 51.28 114387.54 1070387.54 118931.95 5.40 Indramani 30 Adhikari 1 116.5 2249.6 5.2 2133.1 6 5.68930474 107.5 60000 1075000 1135000 283750 12.88 4.00 107.62 56893.05 1131893.05 282973.26 12.85
31 Navaraj Adhikari 4 400.0 4966.1 8.1 4566.1 6 5.51667919 38.571 42000 270000 312000 104000 4.72 3.00 40.98 38616.75 308616.75 102872.25 4.67 32 Hasta Ba. V 1 23.0 5055.6 0.5 5032.5 6 5.97265042 19.286 42000 135000 177000 44250 2.01 4.00 25.17 41808.55 176808.55 44202.14 2.01 Sunamaya 33 Tamang 4 681.0 12408.4 5.5 11727.4 9 8.50604723 44.286 63000 310000 373000 74600 3.39 5.00 50.36 59542.33 369542.33 73908.47 3.35
34 Jya Ba. Tamang 5 170.7 12644.9 1.3 12474.2 12 11.8380105 24.6 120000 246000 366000 61000 2.77 6.00 36.11 118380.11 364380.11 60730.02 2.76 Milka Bahadur 35 Lama 1 460.2 10719.2 4.3 10259.0 6 5.74239209 20 150000 500000 650000 65000 2.95 10.00 24.88 143559.80 643559.80 64355.98 2.92 Chandra Ba. 36 Tamang 2 253.9 14175.1 1.8 13921.2 12 11.7851001 21.429 84000 150000 234000 58500 2.66 4.00 32.83 82495.70 232495.70 58123.93 2.64 37 Dinesh Mahat 2 362.3 8271.0 4.4 7908.6 6 5.7371739 56.429 42000 395000 437000 87400 3.97 5.00 59.69 40160.22 435160.22 87032.04 3.95 Bhamsen 38 Timalsina 1 28.1 6709.0 0.4 6680.9 6 5.97485936 23.333 90000 350000 440000 73333.3333 3.33 6.00 29.21 89622.89 439622.89 73270.48 3.33 Lila Kumar 39 Tamang 2 421.7 5156.9 8.2 4735.3 6 5.5094021 45 60000 450000 510000 102000 4.63 5.00 46.83 55094.02 505094.02 101018.80 4.59
Surendra Kumar 40 Tamang 2 145.6 4592.5 3.2 4446.9 6 5.80977397 44.4 60000 444000 504000 56000 2.54 9.00 48.80 58097.74 502097.74 55788.64 2.53 Guman Sing 41 Tamang 2 743.3 3533.3 21.0 2790.1 6 4.73783095 30.85 120000 617000 737000 245666.667 11.15 3.00 29.10 94756.62 711756.62 237252.21 10.77
42 Motilal Shrestha 3 223.0 9379.8 2.4 9156.9 9 8.78604599 32.5 90000 325000 415000 46111.1111 2.09 9.00 40.51 87860.46 412860.46 45873.38 2.08 43 Digman Lama 2 316.2 9896.5 3.2 9580.3 9 8.712447 85 90000 850000 940000 235000 10.67 4.00 91.00 87124.47 937124.47 234281.12 10.63 Purna Prasad 44 Timalsina 1 15.2 508.7 3.0 493.5 6 5.82060133 6.8 150000 170000 320000 35555.5556 1.61 9.00 12.42 145515.03 315515.03 35057.23 1.59
Shyam Krishna 45 Timalsina 2 135.3 1422.1 9.5 1286.9 6 5.42933892 50 60000 500000 560000 140000 6.36 4.00 50.67 54293.39 554293.39 138573.35 6.29 46 Muna Shrestha 1 14.3 151.0 9.5 136.7 12 10.8622855 16.667 72000 100000 172000 57333.3333 2.60 3.00 25.95 65173.71 165173.71 55057.90 2.50 Ramkrishna 47 Timalsina 1 0.1 101.4 0.1 101.3 12 11.9925625 16.667 180000 250000 430000 107500 4.88 4.00 28.65 179888.44 429888.44 107472.11 4.88
48 Deshav Pr. Dulal 1 9.5 236.5 4.0 227.0 6 5.75955475 50 30000 250000 280000 40000 1.82 7.00 53.76 28797.77 278797.77 39828.25 1.81 Lila Kumar 49 Tamang 1 318.5 4439.5 7.2 4121.0 12 11.1391624 45 120000 450000 570000 114000 5.17 5.00 52.91 111391.62 561391.62 112278.32 5.10 Ramesh Kumar 50 Mahat 1 130.8 5262.2 2.5 5131.4 12 11.7016993 70 120000 700000 820000 164000 7.44 5.00 79.96 117016.99 817016.99 163403.40 7.42 Shreekrishna 51 Mahat 2 242.7 1424.9 17.0 1182.2 6 4.97812903 40.143 42000 281000 323000 107666.667 4.89 3.00 38.28 34846.90 315846.90 105282.30 4.78 Bishnu Pr. 52 Sapkota 2 51.5 1470.6 3.5 1419.1 6 5.79002593 23.333 90000 350000 440000 73333.3333 3.33 6.00 28.31 86850.39 436850.39 72808.40 3.31 Raj Kumar 53 Shrestha 1 6.3 659.8 1.0 653.4 6 5.94243273 13.333 90000 200000 290000 58000 2.63 5.00 19.15 89136.49 289136.49 57827.30 2.63
Padam Bahadur 54 Tamang 1 260.0 4224.9 6.2 3964.9 6 5.63077359 16 30000 80000 110000 36666.6667 1.66 3.00 20.65 28153.87 108153.87 36051.29 1.64 Ram Hari 55 Timilsina 1 28.7 5441.1 0.5 5412.4 12 11.9366042 72 120000 720000 840000 93333.3333 4.24 9.00 83.56 119366.04 839366.04 93262.89 4.23
56 Kancha Tamang 1 168.0 5264.2 3.2 5096.2 12 11.61702 34 60000 170000 230000 46000 2.09 5.00 44.53 58085.10 228085.10 45617.02 2.07 Santa Bahadur 57 Gole 1 71.7 858.5 8.3 786.8 6 5.49903908 33.333 90000 500000 590000 84285.7143 3.83 7.00 36.05 82485.59 582485.59 83212.23 3.78 Santa Bahadur 58 Tamang 2 346.0 4862.8 7.1 4516.8 9 8.35963899 9.2857 63000 65000 128000 25600 1.16 5.00 16.98 58517.47 123517.47 24703.49 1.12 Mitra Prasad 59 Timilsina 2 44.4 2225.7 2.0 2181.3 6 5.88027935 41.8 60000 418000 478000 119500 5.42 4.00 46.85 58802.79 476802.79 119200.70 5.41 Indra Mani 60 Adhaari 1 95.2 1558.0 6.1 1462.8 6 5.63337003 5.7 60000 57000 117000 29250 1.33 4.00 10.99 56333.70 113333.70 28333.43 1.29 Ram Prasad 61 Timilsina 1 6.3 278.2 2.3 271.9 9 8.79677889 18.5 180000 370000 550000 68750 3.12 8.00 26.88 175935.58 545935.58 68241.95 3.10 62 Dor Nath Korila 1 64.6 7263.4 0.9 7198.8 13 12.8843633 22.5 156000 270000 426000 38727.2727 1.76 11.00 35.18 154612.36 424612.36 38601.12 1.75 Risheshowr 63 Timilsina 1 130.4 3559.2 3.7 3428.8 6 5.78025658 13.548 93000 210000 303000 75750 3.44 4.00 18.83 89593.98 299593.98 74898.49 3.40 Khe Prasad 64 Bastola 2 749.9 7530.9 10.0 6781.1 12 10.805161 12 120000 120000 240000 60000 2.72 4.00 21.61 108051.61 228051.61 57012.90 2.59 Sobitman 65 Tamang 2 308.4 3853.3 8.0 3544.9 6 5.51982339 32 30000 160000 190000 23750 1.08 8.00 34.96 27599.12 187599.12 23449.89 1.06 Bharat Bahadur 66 Kc 1 195.3 3052.4 6.4 2857.1 9 8.42412182 13 90000 130000 220000 24444.4444 1.11 9.00 20.59 84241.22 214241.22 23804.58 1.08 Netra Bahadur 67 Tamang 2 144.8 6166.5 2.3 6021.7 13 12.6948368 49 130000 490000 620000 77500 3.52 8.00 60.54 126948.37 616948.37 77118.55 3.50 68 Udap Mahat 2 13.6 5492.8 0.2 5479.2 13 12.967861 24.5 130000 245000 375000 93750 4.26 4.00 37.41 129678.61 374678.61 93669.65 4.25 69 Namraj Mahat 1 33.2 1508.3 2.2 1475.1 6 5.8677682 15.9 60000 159000 219000 36500 1.66 6.00 21.42 58677.68 217677.68 36279.61 1.65 Hom Bahadur 70 Tamang 2 221.7 2434.5 9.1 2212.7 6 5.45349397 40.8 60000 408000 468000 58500 2.66 8.00 42.54 54534.94 462534.94 57816.87 2.62 Surya Bahadur 71 Tamang 1 565.9 2068.7 27.4 1502.9 6 4.35879239 24 60000 240000 300000 50000 2.27 6.00 21.79 43587.92 283587.92 47264.65 2.15 Ram Bahadur 72 Lokchan 3 263.9 7726.4 3.4 7462.5 6 5.79504187 27.5 60000 275000 335000 47857.1429 2.17 7.00 32.36 57950.42 332950.42 47564.35 2.16 Shiva Prasad 73 Bastola 1 163.9 3908.9 4.2 3745.0 9 8.62261315 15 120000 150000 270000 22500 1.02 12.00 22.99 114968.18 264968.18 22080.68 1.00 Pitambar 74 Timilsina 1 2.6 3243.2 0.1 3240.6 6 5.9951239 14 90000 210000 300000 60000 2.72 5.00 19.98 89926.86 299926.86 59985.37 2.72
75 Ganga Raj Ghale 1 16.1 5538.5 0.3 5522.4 6 5.9825934 24 60000 240000 300000 150000 6.81 2.00 29.91 59825.93 299825.93 149912.97 6.81 Bed Prasad 76 Timilsina 1 76.8 2949.1 2.6 2872.3 9 8.76555562 24 90000 240000 330000 47142.8571 2.14 7.00 32.14 87655.56 327655.56 46807.94 2.12 Bal Kumari 77 Timilsina 6 563.6 9767.4 5.8 9203.8 6 5.65379071 11.4 60000 114000 174000 34800 1.58 5.00 16.40 56537.91 170537.91 34107.58 1.55 78 Kaji Man Tamang 1 51.7 10435.1 0.5 10383.3 12 11.94049 23.571 84000 165000 249000 24900 1.13 10.00 35.40 83583.43 248583.43 24858.34 1.13 Bik Kumar 79 Timilsina 1 34.9 1542.1 2.3 1507.2 12 11.7287152 10 120000 100000 220000 24444.4444 1.11 9.00 21.50 117287.15 217287.15 24143.02 1.10 80 Bhatar Mahat 1 47.2 7702.6 0.6 7655.4 12 11.9264064 28 120000 280000 400000 100000 4.54 4.00 39.75 119264.06 399264.06 99816.02 4.53 Kali Maya 81 Tamang 2 127.5 2462.2 5.2 2334.7 6 5.68931228 14 90000 210000 300000 50000 2.27 6.00 18.96 85339.68 295339.68 49223.28 2.23
Padam Bahadur 82 Tamang1 1 36.5 3696.3 1.0 3659.8 6 5.94082951 20 30000 100000 130000 43333.3333 1.97 3.00 25.74 29704.15 129704.15 43234.72 1.96 Jit Bahadur 83 Tamang 1 33.0 10391.4 0.3 10358.4 12 11.9619271 18.6 60000 93000 153000 30600 1.39 5.00 30.50 59809.64 152809.64 30561.93 1.39 84 Maili Tamang 1 606.9 6140.6 9.9 5533.7 6 5.40700839 12 30000 60000 90000 45000 2.04 2.00 16.22 27035.04 87035.04 43517.52 1.98 Prem Kumar 85 Tamang 1 82.9 8344.5 1.0 8261.5 9 8.91055307 18 90000 180000 270000 90000 4.09 3.00 26.73 89105.53 269105.53 89701.84 4.07 Man Bahadur 86 Tamang 2 309.3 7064.7 4.4 6755.4 9 8.60596891 18.4 90000 184000 274000 68500 3.11 4.00 26.20 86059.69 270059.69 67514.92 3.06 87 Anil Tamang 1 109.9 2078.7 5.3 1968.7 9 8.52408106 18 90000 180000 270000 67500 3.06 4.00 25.57 85240.81 265240.81 66310.20 3.01 Saraswoti 88 Shrestha 1 330.3 5270.2 6.3 4939.9 9 8.43601988 30 90000 300000 390000 78000 3.54 5.00 36.56 84360.20 384360.20 76872.04 3.49
89 Kumar Tamang 2 122.4 1609.7 7.6 1487.3 6 5.5438871 41.6 60000 416000 476000 95200 4.32 5.00 43.98 55438.87 471438.87 94287.77 4.28 Bed Nidhi 90 Timilisina 1 92.5 940.6 9.8 848.1 12 10.8203849 9.7 240000 194000 434000 72333.3333 3.28 6.00 19.57 216407.70 410407.70 68401.28 3.11 Indra Bahadur 91 Timilsina 1 74.0 3593.0 2.1 3518.9 9 8.81454776 36.3 90000 363000 453000 90600 4.11 5.00 44.37 88145.48 451145.48 90229.10 4.10 Chet Nath 92 Adhakari 1 6.6 4793.3 0.1 4786.7 6 5.99177077 21 60000 210000 270000 45000 2.04 6.00 26.96 59917.71 269917.71 44986.28 2.04 Ram Gopal 93 Shrestha 1 39.5 1812.4 2.2 1772.9 6 5.86937929 30 30000 150000 180000 45000 2.04 4.00 35.22 29346.90 179346.90 44836.72 2.04 Sabu Bahadur 94 Shrestha 1 64.1 3577.1 1.8 3513.0 6 5.8924775 12 60000 120000 180000 45000 2.04 4.00 17.68 58924.77 178924.77 44731.19 2.03
95 Hemlal Nagarkoti 1 51.7 2068.7 2.5 2017.1 6 5.85014071 15.833 36000 95000 131000 26200 1.19 5.00 21.29 35100.84 130100.84 26020.17 1.18
96 Bal Kaniya Ghole 1 168.9 8050.4 2.1 7881.5 9 8.81122468 32.4 90000 324000 414000 29571.4286 1.34 14.00 40.53 88112.25 412112.25 29436.59 1.34 Shreee Lal 97 Shrestha 2 298.7 5331.8 5.6 5033.1 6 5.66385038 15 60000 150000 210000 35000 1.59 6.00 19.82 56638.50 206638.50 34439.75 1.56
98 Bishnuu Shrestha 1 53.6 2267.5 2.4 2213.9 6 5.85828984 24 30000 120000 150000 30000 1.36 5.00 29.29 29291.45 149291.45 29858.29 1.36 99 Chari Timilsina 3 189.5 7074.6 2.7 6885.1 12 11.6786115 38 120000 380000 500000 100000 4.54 5.00 48.66 116786.12 496786.12 99357.22 4.51 Darj Kumar 100 Timilsina 3 186.4 3563.1 5.2 3376.8 6 5.68618431 54 60000 540000 600000 150000 6.81 4.00 56.86 56861.84 596861.84 149215.46 6.77 Charan Jibi 101 Timilsina 4 220.3 2283.4 9.6 2063.0 6 5.42106087 62 30000 310000 340000 56666.6667 2.57 6.00 61.44 27105.30 337105.30 56184.22 2.55 Chandra Bandi 102 Adhakari 1 61.2 794.9 7.7 733.7 6 5.53788903 17 60000 170000 230000 57500 2.61 4.00 21.23 55378.89 225378.89 56344.72 2.56 103 Thuli Shrestha 3 108.0 1206.3 9.0 1098.2 9 8.19390391 38.4 90000 384000 474000 79000 3.59 6.00 43.15 81939.04 465939.04 77656.51 3.53 Bal Krishna 104 Timilsina 1 22.4 4586.6 0.5 4564.2 9 8.95612013 21 90000 210000 300000 60000 2.72 5.00 29.85 89561.20 299561.20 59912.24 2.72 Hari Kprasad 105 Timilsina 1 5.3 2565.5 0.2 2560.3 6 5.9876343 64.8 60000 648000 708000 70800 3.21 10.00 70.65 59876.34 707876.34 70787.63 3.21 Ram Saran 106 Timilsina 2 69.5 733.9 9.5 664.3 6 5.43150462 16 60000 160000 220000 55000 2.50 4.00 19.92 54315.05 214315.05 53578.76 2.43 Ganesh Ba. 107 Tamang 1 74.8 4630.3 1.6 4555.5 12 11.8060173 42 120000 420000 540000 77142.8571 3.50 7.00 53.13 118060.17 538060.17 76865.74 3.49 Ratnamaya 108 Tamang 3 484.1 22646.7 2.1 22162.6 13 12.7221099 60 65000 300000 365000 73000 3.31 5.00 71.44 63610.55 363610.55 72722.11 3.30 Chandra Ba. 109 Nagarkoti 1 107.7 9711.7 1.1 9604.0 12 11.8668961 15 180000 225000 405000 45000 2.04 9.00 26.70 178003.44 403003.44 44778.16 2.03
110 Kanchhi Shrestha 1 2.5 9858.8 0.0 9856.3 9 8.9977087 36.125 72000 289000 361000 60166.6667 2.73 6.00 45.11 71981.67 360981.67 60163.61 2.73
111 Sarada Timalsina 1 0.1 95.4 0.2 95.2 6 5.99060256 55 60000 550000 610000 101666.667 4.62 6.00 60.90 59906.03 609906.03 101651.00 4.61 Bam Bahadur 112 Ghole 2 155.0 9691.8 1.6 9536.9 12 11.8081388 16.667 180000 250000 430000 71666.6667 3.25 6.00 28.21 177122.08 427122.08 71187.01 3.23 Appendix IV: Strucutre Compesnation Estimate with photographs
Structure No: 1 Distance from centerline : 4m Address : Patikharka Chainage :0+090 Total Area ( Affected Storey Sqm) Area (Sqm) Storey Rate /Sqm Total Amount House 26.40 5.50 1.00 8608.00 227251.20 Material Transporataion Allowance 15900.00
Total 243151.20
Land owner Name: Arjun Pariyar/Binita Pariyar; Plot no;12
Structure No: 2 Distance from centerline :3.9m Address : Patikharka Chainage :0+140 Total Area ( Affected Storey Sqm) Area (Sqm) Storey Rate /Sqm Total Amount Tahara 38.44 6.82 1.00 0.00 0.00 Material Transporataion Allowance 15900.00
Total 15900.00
Compesnsation from NRA
Land owner Name: Kesav Mahat ; Plot no.4 Structure No: 3 Distance from centerline :3.7m Address : Patikharka Chainage :0+400 Total Area ( Affected Storey Sqm) Area (Sqm) Storey Rate /Sqm Total Amount
Balcony 44.67 10.86 1.00 LS 50000.00
Land owner Name: Khadga Bdr Shrestha; Plot no.302
Structure No: 4 Distance from centerline :4.4m Address : Patikharka Chainage :0+440 Total Area ( Affected Storey Sqm) Area (Sqm) Storey Rate /Sqm Total Amount
School 70.04 22.64 1.00 13988.00 979754.49 Material Transporataion Allowance 15900.00
Total 995654.49
Land owner Name: Kalika Secodary School; Plot no.276 Structure No: 5 Distance from centerline :4.2m Address : Patikharka Chainage :0+460 Total Area ( Affected Storey Sqm) Area (Sqm) Storey Rate /Sqm Total Amount
House 30.80 3.52 2.00 8608.00 530252.80 Material Transporataion Allowance 15900.00
Total 546152.80
Land owner Name: Uddav Thapa/Mahat; Plot no.6
Structure No: 6 Distance from centerline :4m Address : Patikharka Chainage :0+600 Total Area ( Affected Storey Sqm) Area (Sqm) Storey Rate /Sqm Total Amount
Water Mill 12.25 3.50 1.00 8608.00 105448.00 Material Transporataion Allowance 15900.00 Business Allowance 15900.00
Total 137248.00
Land owner Name: Sonam Lama; Plot no. 135 Structure No: 7 Distance from centerline: 4 Address : Ganeshthan Chainage :3+260 Total Area ( Affected Storey Sqm) Area (Sqm) Storey Rate /Sqm Total Amount
School 100.20 6.00 1.00 13988.00 1401597.60 Material Transporataion Allowance
Total 1401597.60
Land owner Name: Shree Ganesh Primary School; Plot no.349
Structure No: 8 Distance from centerline: 3.6 Address : Ganeshthan Chainage :3+360 Total Area ( Affected Storey Sqm) Area (Sqm) Storey Rate /Sqm Total Amount Balcony 1.00 LS 50000.00
Land owner Name: Lok Bdr Tamang; Plot no.245 Structure No: 9 Distance from centerline: 4.8 Address : Dhunkharka Chainage :7+180 Total Area ( Affected Storey Sqm) Area (Sqm) Storey Rate /Sqm Total Amount
House 55.75 16.73 2.00 13988.00 1559662.00 Material Transporataion Allowance 15900.00
Total 1575562.00
Land owner Name: Hari Pd Timilsina; Plot no.404
Structure No: 10 Distance from centerline: 4 Address : Dhunkharka Chainage :7+200 Total Area ( Affected Storey Sqm) Area (Sqm) Storey Rate /Sqm Total Amount
House 23.20 7.54 2.00 13988.00 649043.20 Material Transporataion Allowance 15900.00
Total 664943.20
Land owner Name : Dal Pd Timilsina;Plot no. 423 Structure No: 11 Distance from centerline: 3.2 Address : Dhunkharka Chainage :7+350 Total Area ( Affected Storey Sqm) Area (Sqm) Storey Rate /Sqm Total Amount
school 100.82 38.61 2.00 13988.00 2820400.44 Material Transporataion Allowance 15900.00
Total 2836300.44
Land owner Name: Shree Parbati Higher Secondary School; Plot no. Public
Structure No: 12 Distance from centerline: 4 Address : Dhunkharka Chainage :7+450 Total Area ( Affected Storey Sqm) Area (Sqm) Storey Rate /Sqm Total Amount
Tahara 49.44 49.44 1 0 0.00 Material Transporataion Allowance 15900.00 Buiness Allowance 15900.00
Total 31800.00
Compesnation from NRA
Land owner Name: Bed Nidhi Timilsina;Plot no.188 Structure No: 13 Distance from centerline: 3.6 Address : Dhunkharka Chainage :7+670 Total Area ( Affected Storey Sqm) Area (Sqm) Storey Rate /Sqm Total Amount
House 46.86 9.24 2.00 13988.00 1310955.36 Material Transporataion Allowance 15900.00
Total 1326855.36
Land owner Name : Madan Timilsina; Plot no.572/577
Structure No: 14 Distance from centerline: 3.35 Address : Dhunkharka Chainage :7+700 Total Area ( Affected Storey Sqm) Area (Sqm) Storey Rate /Sqm Total Amount
House 51.23 17.99 2.00 13988.00 1433210.48 Material Transporataion Allowance 15900.00
Total 1449110.48
Land owner Name : Sabitri K.C Timilsina;Plot no.402 Structure No: 15 Distance from centerline: 3.8 Address : Dolkhola Chainage :7+850 Total Area ( Affected Storey Sqm) Area (Sqm) Storey Rate /Sqm Total Amount
House 65.45 11.22 1.00 8608.00 563393.60 Material Transporataion Allowance 15900.00
Total 579293.60
Land owner Name : Buddhi Bdr Dhyaba;Plot no. Non-regestered
Structure No: 16 Distance from centerline:4.5 Address : Dolkhola Chainage : 7+860 Total Area ( Affected Storey Sqm) Area (Sqm) Storey Rate /Sqm Total Amount
House 46.51 3.28 1.00 8608.00 400315.04 Material Transporataion Allowance 15900.00 Business Allowance 15900.00
Total 432115.04
Land owner Name : Sarki Man Dhyaba;Plot no.6911/735/760 Structure No: 17 Distance from centerline: 3.2 Address : Dolkhola Chainage : 7+880 Total Area ( Affected Storey Sqm) Area (Sqm) Storey Rate /Sqm Total Amount
House 30.78 9.72 1.00 8608.00 264954.24 Material Transporataion Allowance 15900.00
Total 280854.24
Land owner Name : Man Bdr Dhyaba;Plot no.1045
Structure No: 18 Distance from centerline: 4.2 Address : Dolkhola Chainage : 7+900 Total Area ( Affected Storey Sqm) Area (Sqm) Storey Rate /Sqm Total Amount
House 26.88 3.36 1.00 8608.00 231383.04 Material Transporataion Allowance 15900.00 Business Allowance 15900.00
Total 263183.04
Land owner Name : Bal Kanya Gole; Plot no.24 Structure No: 19 Distance from centerline: 3.2 Address : Dolkhola Chainage : 7+920 Total Area ( Affected Storey Sqm) Area (Sqm) Storey Rate /Sqm Total Amount
House 85.49 18.54 1.00 8608.00 735897.92 Material Transporataion Allowance 15900.00
Total 751797.92
Land owner Name : Ratna Bdr Dhalan;Plot no. Non-registered
Structure No: 20 Distance from centerline: 2.7 Address : Dolkhola Chainage : 7+940 Total Area ( Affected Storey Sqm) Area (Sqm) Storey Rate /Sqm Total Amount wall 37.68 12.33 1.00 LS 50000.00
Land owner Name : Deepak Timilsina;Plot no.912 Structure No: 21 Distance from centerline: 2.7 Address : Dolkhola Chainage : 8+000 Total Area ( Affected Storey Sqm) Area (Sqm) Storey Rate /Sqm Total Amount
shed 51.04 26.68 1.00 8608.00 439352.32
Land owner Name : Kailas Timilsina; Plot no.1044
Structure No: 22 Distance from centerline: 2.85 Address : Thali Chainage : 8+100 Total Area ( Affected Storey Sqm) Area (Sqm) Storey Rate /Sqm Total Amount
Shed 34.91 15.80 1.00 8608.00 300526.80
Land owner Name : Netra Bdr Timilsina; Plot no.1134 Structure No: 23 Distance from centerline: 3.7 Address : Thali Chainage : 8+300 Total Area ( Affected Storey Sqm) Area (Sqm) Storey Rate /Sqm Total Amount
Tahara 23.10 8.58 1.00 0.00 0.00 Material Transporataion Allowance 15900.00
Compensation from NRA
Land owner Name : Dhan Bdr Timilsina; Plot no.963
Structure No: 24 Distance from centerline: 4.4 Address : Pakhuridada Chainage : 8+400 Total Area ( Affected Storey Sqm) Area (Sqm) Storey Rate /Sqm Total Amount
House 24.48 3.06 1.00 13988.00 342426.24 Material Transporataion Allowance 15900.00
Total 358326.24
Land owner Name : Reb Pd Bastola; Plot no.307 Structure No: 25 Distance from centerline: 3.9 Address : Pakhuridada Chainage : 8+500 Total Area ( Affected Storey Sqm) Area (Sqm) Storey Rate /Sqm Total Amount
House 42.50 9.35 2.00 8608.00 731680.00 Material Transporataion Allowance 15900.00
Total 747580.00
Land owner Name : Dhan Bdr K.C; Plot no.963
Structure No: 26 Distance from centerline: 4 Address : saji Chainage : 8+650 Total Area ( Affected Storey Sqm) Area (Sqm) Storey Rate /Sqm Total Amount
Mill 82.50 11.00 1.00 8608.00 94688.00 Material Transporataion Allowance 15900.00 Business Allowance 15900.00
Total 126488.00
Land owner Name : Milka Bahadhur Tamang; Plot no.251 Structure No: 27 Distance from centerline: 3.2 Address : Mathilo thali Chainage : 8+800 Total Area ( Affected Storey Sqm) Area (Sqm) Storey Rate /Sqm Total Amount
House 53.08 17.37 2.00 8608.00 913739.20 Material Transporataion Allowance 15900.00
Total 929639.20
Land owner Name : Bed PdTimilsina; Plot no.380
Structure No: 28 Distance from centerline: 3.7 Address : kot thali Chainage : 8+900 Total Area ( Affected Storey Sqm) Area (Sqm) Storey Rate /Sqm Total Amount
Balcony 51.10 9.49 2.00 13988.00 265492.24 Material Transporataion Allowance 15900.00
Total 281392.24
Land owner Name : Jeet Bahadhur Ghising; Plot no. 839 Structure No: 29 Distance from centerline: 4.1 Address : Kot thali Chainage : 9+100 Total Area ( Affected Storey Sqm) Area (Sqm) Storey Rate /Sqm Total Amount
House 39.60 4.32 2.00 8608.00 681753.60 Material Transporataion Allowance 15900.00
Total 697653.60
Land owner Name : Sanumaya Tamang; Plot no. 919
Structure No: 30 Distance from centerline: 4.1 Address : Pakhuridada Chainage : 8+450 Total Area ( Affected Storey Sqm) Area (Sqm) Storey Rate /Sqm Total Amount
House 81.93 20.30 2.00 8608.00 1410420.80 Material Transporataion Allowance 15900.00
Total 1426320.80
Land owner Name : Murali Mai Timilsina; Plot no.321 Structure No: 31 Distance from centerline: 4.2 Address : Pakhuridada Chainage : 8+450 Total Area ( Affected Storey Sqm) Area (Sqm) Storey Rate /Sqm Total Amount
Tahara 34.32 6.24 1.00 0.00 0.00 Material Transporataion Allowance 15900.00
Compensation from NRA
Land owner Name : Murali Mai Timilsina; Plot no.321 Appendix III : Land Compesnation Estimate
Village S.N. Landowner Name /Settlement VDC Kitta Remarks Father'sName WardNo land%of loss new cutting Arealand of loss in existingtrackSqm AreaLand of loss in newtrackSqm Totalaffected area by roadSqm TotalArea Sqm Government Rate Estimated Amount Rs Chalal 1Ram Bahadur Shrestha Bagar Ganeshsthan 1 517 4.9 60.2 61.1 121.3 1,246.0 353.82 21,617.94 Interviewed Chalal 2Arjun Shrestha Shyam Ba. Parthali Ganeshsthan 1 802 22.2 202.1 188.9 391.0 850.6 353.82 66,839.72 Interviewed Chalal 3 Padam Ba. Tamang Harka Ba. Ganeshsthan 2 601 7.2 4.8 18.9 23.7 262.3 353.82 6,693.14 Interviewed Chalal 4 Padam Ba. Tamang Harka Ba. Ganeshsthan 2 236 6.5 7.8 21.8 29.7 335.8 353.82 7,720.37 Interviewed Chalal 5 Krishna Ba. Tamang Harka Ba. Ganeshsthan 2 602 4.1 2.6 24.4 27.0 598.2 353.82 8,634.25 Interviewed 6Suntali Shrestha Guan Ba. Parthali Dhunkharka9 487 15.8 160.7 160.7 321.4 1,017.5 589.69 94,766.04 Interviewed Chalal 7 Chinta Laxmi Khatri Pavi Shib Parthali Ganeshsthan 1 46 31.6 203.4 199.2 402.6 630.0 353.82 70,477.65 Interviewed Chalal 8 Chinta Laxmi Khatri Pavi Shib Parthali Ganeshsthan 1 45 26.9 266.4 245.6 512.0 914.1 353.82 86,909.02 Interviewed Chalal 9 Shyam Ba. Shrestha Hasal Ba. Parthali Ganeshsthan 1 762 10.4 106.5 106.5 213.0 1,019.5 353.82 37,678.25 Interviewed Chalal 10 Durga Dash Tamang Ramdas Kharekhola Ganeshsthan 2 49 17.3 416.7 416.7 2,402.6 353.82 147,445.35 Interviewed Chalal 11 Durga Dash Tamang Ram Das Kharekhola Ganeshsthan 2 50 17.7 1,468.7 1,468.7 8,310.9 353.82 519,638.84 Interviewed Chalal 12 Durga Dash Tamang Ram Das Kharekhola Ganeshsthan 2 51 0.6 3.8 3.8 637.9 353.82 1,337.59 Interviewed Ganesh Chalal 13 Maila Shyam Tamang Sthan Ganeshsthan 2 250 12.8 66.9 81.7 148.6 639.9 353.82 28,914.51 Interviewed 14 Surya Ba. Shrestha Krishna Laduk Dhunkharka 9 357 1.4 15.4 18.5 33.9 1,367.3 589.69 10,925.58 Interviewed Ganesh Chalal 15 Narayan Das Shrestha Hasal Ba. Sthan Ganeshsthan 1 759 8.8 87.2 87.3 174.5 989.7 353.82 30,875.89 Interviewed 16 Motilal Shrestha Narman Chalal Dhunkharka 9 136 8.1 274.7 273.6 548.4 3,364.5 589.69 161,367.04 Interviewed Chalal 17 Ram Ba. Tamang Harka Ba Chalal Ganeshsthan 2 241 28.9 57.6 125.7 183.3 435.2 353.82 44,467.94 Interviewed Chalal 18 Ram Ba Taman Harka Ba Chalal Ganeshsthan 2 240 27.8 358.5 358.5 1,289.8 353.82 126,853.64 Interviewed 19 Sata Ba Shrestha Indraman Karmi Gouro Dhunkharka9 903 14.4 75.3 66.3 141.6 461.0 589.69 39,076.06 Interviewed
20 Seti Maya Shrestha Purna Karmi Gouro Dhunkharka 9 161 3.4 165.7 154.6 320.3 4,541.0 589.69 91,157.50 Interviewed
21 Netra Ba. Timilsina Dhani Bdr. Thali Dhunkharka 6 1134 10.2 32.4 32.4 318.0 589.69 19,120.57 Interviewed
22 Yam Bikaram Timilsina Tek Pr Geldhunga Dhunkharka 8 329 23.9 15.2 15.2 63.6 589.69 8,977.27 Interviewed 23 Bhim Pr. Timilsina Surya Pr Geldhunga Dhunkharka 8 675 12.5 70.4 61.4 131.8 490.9 589.69 36,183.84 Interviewed Chalal 24 Yam Ba. Shrestha Til Ba. Parthali Ganeshsthan 1 379 6.7 33.2 38.1 71.3 570.4 353.82 13,492.95 Interviewed Ganesh Chalal 25 Sher Ba. Tamang Jit Ba Sthan Ganeshsthan 1 106 2.9 121.4 150.7 272.1 5,254.4 353.82 53,323.29 Interviewed
Bha.Pu. Upraparaya Chalal 26 Guthi (Rup Bdr. Mahat) Patikharka Ganeshsthan 5 4 5.2 106.4 125.5 231.9 2,434.4 353.82 44,415.78 Interviewed 27 Dipak Ba. Timilsina Lok Ba. Dola Khola Dhunkharka 8 912 (40.1) 62.1 (62.1) - 155.0 589.69 (36,645.49) Interviewed 28 Dipak Timilsina Lok Ba. Dola Khola Dhunkharka 6 789 8.8 64.0 64.0 128.0 731.3 589.69 37,755.83 Interviewed
29 Lubdha Ku. Timilsina Surya Pr. Pakhuredada Dhunkharka 6 733 1.9 34.6 34.6 1,810.4 589.69 20,432.55 Interviewed
30 Muralimai Timasina Dhan Ba. Pakhuredada Dhunkharka 6 321 0.8 28.8 28.8 3,809.7 589.69 16,963.44 Interviewed 31 Chot Pr. Timasina Ganga Si Saji Dhunkharka 6 275 31.0 319.4 278.7 598.1 900.2 589.69 164,367.30 Interviewed 32 Sanumaya Tamang Mansin Khartholo Dhunkharka6 919 11.0 7.0 7.0 63.6 589.69 4,114.72 Interviewed Ganesh Chalal 33 Bal Ba. Shrestha Hari Narayan Sthan Ganeshsthan 2 349 6.1 633.7 633.6 1,267.3 10,345.9 353.82 224,195.81 Interviewed Ganesh Chalal 34 Lok Ba. Tamang Nar Sin Sthan Ganeshsthan 2 345 10.8 216.8 213.0 429.8 1,979.3 353.82 75,366.26 Interviewed Chalal 35 Bhim Ba. Shrestha Ratna Ba. Parthali Ganeshsthan 1 834 6.2 71.3 93.7 164.9 1,512.3 353.82 33,135.74 Interviewed
36 Prem Bahadur Timhari Lok Ba. Geldhunga Dhunkharka8 341 5.3 97.1 83.1 180.1 1,556.1 589.69 48,998.97 Interviewed 37 Indramani Adhikari Nabraj Chardobato Dhunkharka8 764 12.2 157.7 116.5 274.2 953.9 589.69 68,692.14 Interviewed
38 Navaraj Adhikari Pransheshwar Chardobato Dhunkharka 9 304 12.1 229.9 267.0 496.9 2,209.9 589.69 157,441.45 Interviewed 39 Navaraj Adhikari Bisik Chardobato Dhunkharka 8 612 29.9 147.1 133.1 280.2 445.1 589.69 78,458.46 Interviewed Chalal 40 Hasta Ba. Tamang Jaya Ba Raideu Bazar Ganeshsthan 2 612 2.3 23.0 23.0 1,017.5 353.82 8,153.66 Interviewed Chalal 41 Jagat Ba. Tamang Indraman Doban Ganeshsthan 2 60 2.1 142.7 142.7 6,913.8 353.82 50,501.95 Interviewed Chalal 42 Jagat Ba. Tamang Indraman Doban Ganeshsthan 2 52 50.9 446.1 446.1 876.4 353.82 157,841.13 Interviewed Chalal 43 Jagat Ba. Tamang Indra Man Doban Ganeshsthan 2 245 3.0 161.7 92.2 253.8 3,070.4 353.82 32,615.05 Interviewed Chalal 44 Sonim Man Tamang Man Ba Mulkhola Ganeshsthan 1 10 4.6 36.2 114.4 150.5 2,488.1 353.82 40,464.93 Interviewed Chalal 45 Sonim Man Tamang Man Ba Mulkhola Ganeshsthan 1 78 3.8 47.6 56.3 104.0 1,474.6 353.82 19,930.40 Interviewed 46 Milka Ba. Tamang Lila Ba. Kol Dada Dhunkharka6 251 8.1 474.6 460.2 934.8 5,709.5 589.69 271,391.37 Interviewed Chalal 47 Sonim Man Tamang Man Ba Mulkhola Ganeshsthan 1 11 17.6 331.4 253.9 585.3 1,444.8 353.82 89,817.92 Interviewed Bha.Pu. Upraparaya Chalal 48 Guthi (Dinesh Mahat) Patikharka Ganeshsthan 6 305 8.4 182.7 182.1 364.8 2,160.2 353.82 64,440.09 Interviewed
Bhupu Dajataya Chalal 49 Dinesh Mahat Shrestha Patikharka Ganeshsthan 6 302 2.9 195.0 180.2 375.2 6,110.9 353.82 63,750.19 Interviewed
50 Bhimsen Timilsina Kuishna Pr Dhunkharka Dhunkharka 8 451 28.9 2.7 28.1 30.8 97.4 589.69 16,576.95 Interviewed Ganesh Chalal 51 Gaj Ba. Tamang Nar Ba Sthan Ganeshsthan 2 346 9.8 350.6 354.9 705.5 3,624.8 353.82 125,571.81 Interviewed Ganesh Chalal 52 Gaj Ba. Tamang Nar Ba Sthan Ganeshsthan 2 344 26.7 42.1 66.8 108.9 250.4 353.82 23,620.90 Interviewed Ganesh Chalal 53 Gaj Ba. Tamang Nar Si. Ba. Sthan Ganeshsthan 2 249 7.2 4.4 47.0 51.4 649.8 353.82 16,645.91 Interviewed Ganesh Chalal 54 Gaj Ba. Tamang Nar Ba Sthan Ganeshsthan 2 248 2.6 142.5 98.6 241.1 3,815.6 353.82 34,871.55 Interviewed Chalal 55 Guman Singh Tamang Surya Ba. Kharekhola Ganeshsthan 2 491 21.6 645.5 645.5 2,982.9 353.82 228,400.38 Interviewed Chalal 56 Guman Si Tamang Surya Ba Kharekhola Ganeshsthan 2 490 17.8 100.8 97.8 198.6 550.5 353.82 34,586.35 Interviewed Chalal 57 Motilal Shrestha Ganesh Ba. Parthali Ganeshsthan 1 47 16.0 5.2 23.8 29.1 149.0 353.82 8,436.21 Interviewed Chalal 58 Motilal Shrestha Ganesh Ba. Parthali Ganeshsthan 1 41 1.9 96.6 96.6 193.2 5,167.0 353.82 34,183.08 Interviewed Chalal 59 Motilal Shrestha Ganesh Ba. Parthali Ganeshsthan 1 39 5.1 93.4 102.5 195.9 2,029.0 353.82 36,276.84 Interviewed Ganesh Chalal 60 Digman Lama Lila Kumar Sthan Ganeshsthan 2 65 0.0 0.5 0.5 1,486.5 353.82 177.62 Interviewed Ganesh Chalal 61 Digman Lama Lila Kumar Sthan Ganeshsthan 2 64 3.8 315.7 315.7 8,410.3 353.82 111,699.30 Interviewed 62 Shubhadra Timilsina Puspa Pr. Geldhunga Dhunkharka 8 600 6.0 15.2 15.2 254.4 589.69 8,969.85 Interviewed
63 Shyam Krishna Timilsina Madhav Geldhunga Dhunkharka 9 551 42.3 108.9 107.6 216.6 254.4 589.69 63,479.02 Interviewed
64 Shyam Krishna Timilsina Madhav Geldhunga Dhunkharka 9 552 18.3 27.1 27.6 54.8 151.0 589.69 16,282.44 Interviewed 65 Muna Shrestha Ram Ba. Parthali Dhunkharka9 438 9.5 10.7 14.3 25.0 151.0 589.69 8,443.90 Interviewed
66 Ram Krinsha Timilsina Gouri Sankar Geldhunga Dhunkharka 8 610 0.1 0.1 0.1 87.4 589.69 37.04 Interviewed
67 Keshav Pr. Dulala Ravilal Dhunkharka Dhunkharka 9 640 14.5 15.9 9.5 25.4 65.6 589.69 5,588.43 Interviewed Ganesh Chalal 68 Lila Kumari Tamang Gaj Ba Sthan Ganeshsthan 1 405 8.1 318.4 318.5 636.9 3,930.9 353.82 112,683.14 Interviewed Chalal 69 Ramesh Ku. Mahat Durga Singh Patikharka Ganeshsthan 6 277 15.1 199.5 130.8 330.3 864.5 353.82 46,283.56 Interviewed Bha.Pu. Upraparaya Chalal 70 Guthi (Hikmet Mahat) Patikharka Ganeshsthan 5 2 17.0 278.2 242.7 520.9 1,424.9 353.82 85,861.77 Interviewed 71 Bishnu Prasad Saitar Dhunkharka8 720 13.7 47.9 37.0 84.8 270.3 589.69 21,799.43 Interviewed 72 Bishnu Pr. Sapkota Gopolal Saitar Dhunkharka8 718 7.9 13.4 14.5 27.9 182.8 589.69 8,548.11 Interviewed Raj Kumar Bhale 73 Shrestha Ramchandra Dhunkharka Dhunkharka 9 434 4.2 6.3 6.3 151.0 589.69 3,732.84 Interviewed
74 Krishna Bahadur Dhunkharka Dhunkharka6 732 10.3 275.7 260.0 535.7 2,525.8 589.69 153,314.08 Interviewed Ramhari Sharma 75 Timasina Nandalal Geldung Dhunkharka 8 514 8.1 28.7 28.7 353.7 589.69 16,950.79 Interviewed Chalal 76 Bir Ba. Tamang Jit Ba Khadki Chaur Ganeshsthan 1 74 14.1 173.9 168.0 341.9 1,194.4 353.82 59,444.62 Interviewed 77 Ratna Ba. Gole Kunou Ba. Naya Basti Dhunkharka6 711 9.8 76.4 71.7 148.1 731.3 589.69 42,268.19 Interviewed Chalal 78 Santa Ba. Tamang Rana Bahadur Panchthali Ganeshsthan 1 80 0.1 2.0 2.0 3,165.8 353.82 694.79 Interviewed Chalal 79 Santa Ba. Tamang Rana Ba Panchthali Ganeshsthan 1 83 57.9 382.6 344.0 726.7 594.2 353.82 121,725.14 Interviewed 80 Bhim Pr. Timilsina Nandalal Geldung Dhunkharka 8 536 2.7 43.6 44.4 88.1 1,659.4 589.69 26,188.65 Interviewed med nath 81 sarada adhakari thojari Goldhunga Dhunkharka 8 138 1.5 95.2 95.2 190.4 6,281.9 589.69 56,139.70 Interviewed
82 Ram Prasad Timilsina Devhari Geldung Dhunkharka 8 599 2.5 6.3 6.3 254.4 589.69 3,704.52 Interviewed Chalal 83 Dor Nath Koirala Kul Pr. Parti Kharka Ganeshsthan 6 30 4.3 13.0 64.6 77.6 1,494.4 353.82 22,859.97 Interviewed 84 Rishishor Timilsina Ganga Prd. Dhunkharka Dhunkharka 6 1271 26.9 130.4 130.4 260.7 484.9 589.69 76,866.60 Interviewed Pakhure 85 Revprasad Bastola Rabhanath Dada Dhunkharka 6 307 12.7 583.3 589.6 1,172.9 4,660.2 589.69 347,668.53 Interviewed Pakhure 86 Khe Pe. Bastola Raghunath Dada Dhunkharka 6 244 6.8 161.7 160.3 321.9 2,370.8 589.69 94,511.45 Interviewed Ganesh Chalal 87 Shovit Man Tamang Asha Ba. Sthan Ganeshsthan 1 66 11.9 324.0 225.3 549.3 1,885.9 353.82 79,730.38 Interviewed Ganesh Chalal 88 Shovit Man Tamang Asha Ba. Sthan Ganeshsthan 1 633 4.2 17.3 83.0 100.4 1,967.4 353.82 29,379.33 Interviewed 89 Bharat Ba. Kc Surya Pr Geldhung Dhunkharka9 504 6.4 173.6 195.3 368.9 3,052.5 589.69 115,174.53 Interviewed Chalal 90 Netra Ba. Tamang Buddhiman Ganesh Than Ganeshsthan 1 107 5.7 127.4 85.3 212.6 1,500.4 353.82 30,177.25 Interviewed Chalal 91 Netra Ba. Tamang Buddhiman Ganesh Than Ganeshsthan 1 108 12.1 66.1 59.5 125.6 490.9 353.82 21,038.85 Interviewed Sailendra Chalal 92 Uddhav Mahan Hanuman Bagar Ganeshsthan 5 562 2.1 13.6 13.6 647.9 353.82 4,804.66 Interviewed
Bha.Pu. Upraparaya Chalal 93 Guthi (Bhim Bdr. Mahat) Bagar Ganeshsthan 5 3 5.1 2.0 33.2 35.2 649.8 353.82 11,761.49 Interviewed Chalal 94 Hom Ba. Tamang Jaya Ba Khare Khola Ganeshsthan 2 611 13.1 133.4 133.4 1,017.5 353.82 47,191.00 Interviewed Chalal 95 Hom Ba. Tamang Jaya Ba Khare Khola Ganeshsthan 1 620 8.7 127.0 88.4 215.4 1,017.5 353.82 31,265.79 Interviewed Chalal 96 Tekman Singh Tamang Surya Ba Khere Khola Ganeshsthan 2 12 17.9 370.0 370.8 740.7 2,074.7 353.82 131,191.61 Interviewed Chalal 97 Tekman Singh Tamang Surya Ba. Khere Khola Ganeshsthan 2 12 9.4 195.1 195.1 2,074.7 353.82 69,024.38 Interviewed Pakhure 98 Midumaya Tamang Gaj Ba. Dada Dhunkharka 6 969 5.0 215.2 260.3 475.6 5,236.5 589.69 153,525.39 Interviewed Pakhure 99 Minmaya Tamang Raj Ba. Dada Dhunkharka 6 968 0.7 3.6 3.6 508.7 589.69 2,113.22 Interviewed 100 Shiv Pr. Bastoal Raghunath Dhunkarka Dhunkharka6 1149 6.7 185.6 163.9 349.5 2,442.4 589.69 96,655.34 Interviewed 101 Pitamabar Timilsina Narhari Saji Gaun Dhunkharka 6 270 0.2 2.6 2.6 1,385.1 589.69 1,554.24 Interviewed
102 Sancha Maya Tamang Bonda Ba Khorthali Dhunkharka 6 848 0.3 16.1 16.1 5,540.1 589.69 9,474.95 Interviewed
103 Veda Prasad Timilsina Jaganth Thali Dhunkharka 6 380 2.6 41.5 76.8 118.3 2,941.2 589.69 45,301.06 Interviewed 104 Bal Bhada Timilsina Laxman Thali Gaun Dhunkharka 6 402 0.1 7.7 7.7 6,518.3 589.69 4,555.42 Interviewed 105 Bal Bhadra Timilsina Laxmna Thali Gaun Dhunkharka 6 394 5.5 232.0 335.4 567.4 6,095.0 589.69 197,783.51 Interviewed 106 Bal B hadra Timilsina Laxman Thali Gaun Dhunkharka 6 387 17.2 9.3 81.8 91.1 475.0 589.69 48,237.81 Interviewed 107 Surya Pr. Timilsina Balbhdra Thali Gaun Dhunkharka 6 845 21.6 24.1 118.6 142.7 550.0 589.69 69,941.34 Interviewed 108 Surya Pr. Timilsina Balbhdra Thali Gaun Dhunkharka 6 841 137.9 6.6 20.1 26.7 14.5 589.69 11,826.16 Interviewed 109 Ram Ba. Tamang Kajiman Dolkhoa Dhunkharka6 1144 4.0 63.9 51.7 115.7 1,299.7 589.69 30,516.01 Interviewed
110 Lila Kumari Timilsina Shanta Ba. Pokhari Dada Dhunkharka 6 961 11.5 9.5 34.9 44.3 302.1 589.69 20,558.11 Interviewed Bha.Pu. Upraparaya Chalal 111 Guthi (Bharat Mahat) Mohan Gaun Ganeshsthan 5 9 1.3 20.9 47.2 68.1 3,664.6 353.82 16,713.93 Interviewed Chalal 112 Mant Ba. Tamang Asha Padrali Ganeshsthan 1 72 18.8 160.0 92.9 252.9 494.8 353.82 32,880.08 Interviewed Chalal 113 Fat Ba. Tamang Asha Ba. Padrali Ganeshsthan 1 634 1.8 34.6 34.6 1,967.4 353.82 12,230.67 Interviewed Chalal 114 Padam Ba. Tamang Asha Bahadur Parthali Ganeshsthan 1 644 3.1 36.5 36.5 1,190.4 353.82 12,897.42 Interviewed Chalal 115 Jit Ba. Tamang Bishnu Ba. Padrali Ganeshsthan 1 790 5.2 15.2 33.0 48.2 635.9 353.82 11,665.13 Interviewed Ganesh Chalal 116 Lok Ba. Tamang Damar Ba Sthan Ganeshsthan 1 406 9.9 697.5 606.9 1,304.4 6,140.8 353.82 214,729.41 Interviewed Ganesh Chalal 117 Nir Ba.Tamang Sthan Ganeshsthan 1 76 24.0 86.3 82.9 169.2 345.8 353.82 29,343.01 Interviewed
Chalal Ganesh Chalal 118 Chaturman Tamang Sobhitman Sthan Ganeshsthan 2 63 5.7 307.7 307.7 5,417.4 353.82 108,857.35 Interviewed
Chalal Ganesh Chalal 119 Chaturman Tamang Sobhitman Sthan Ganeshsthan 2 62 0.1 1.6 1.6 1,647.5 353.82 579.45 Interviewed Chalal 120 Shyam Ba. Ganesh Than Ganeshsthan 1 761 10.8 109.9 109.9 219.8 1,021.5 353.82 38,891.79 Interviewed Chalal 121 Tek Ba. Shrestha Tej Bir Patali Ganeshsthan 1 40 6.3 320.4 330.3 650.7 5,270.3 353.82 116,850.49 Interviewed Khadke Chalal 122 Lal Ba. Tamang Nein Singh Chaur Ganeshsthan 1 68 17.2 86.7 122.4 209.1 709.5 353.82 43,295.41 Interviewed
123 Veda Nidhi Veda Madhav Gyalung Dhunkharka8 188 11.0 92.5 92.5 185.0 840.6 589.69 54,524.53 Interviewed
124 Indra Ba. Timilsina Yadu Ba. Gyalung Dhunkharka 9 163 13.7 80.4 74.0 154.4 540.5 589.69 43,658.13 Interviewed 125 Balram Adhikari Chet Nath Gyalung Dhunkharka8 652 2.4 6.6 6.6 270.3 589.69 3,876.70 Interviewed 126 Dil Bdr. Nagarkoti Pathali Dhunkharka 9 431 17.7 55.4 39.5 94.9 222.6 589.69 23,266.61 Interviewed
127 Sanu Ba. Shrestha Sher Ba. Dhunkharka9 594 9.4 62.9 64.1 127.0 683.6 589.69 37,800.53 Interviewed 128 Hemlal Nagarkoti Dhunkharka 9 430 11.4 67.4 51.7 119.1 455.1 589.69 30,469.15 Interviewed 129 Bal Kanya Gol Ambar Ba. Dolkhola Dhunkharka6 160 8.2 168.9 168.9 337.7 2,064.8 589.69 99,573.13 Interviewed 130 Nani maiya Shrestha Shreelal Dukarka Dhunkharka9 129 1.1 158.5 19.3 177.8 1,770.7 589.69 11,402.08 Interviewed 131 Nani maiya Shrestha Shreelal Dukarka Dhunkharka9 129 12.8 88.9 226.6 315.5 1,770.7 589.69 133,595.25 Interviewed 132 Nanimaya Shrestha Shreelal Dukarka Dhunkharka9 264 10.4 52.8 52.8 105.6 508.7 589.69 31,151.28 Interviewed 133 Bishnu B. Shrestha Sher Ba. Durkha Dhunkharka 9 592 7.7 53.6 53.6 107.2 691.6 589.69 31,580.05 Interviewed
134 Chitra Kanta Timilsina Shreekrishna Dhunkharka 8 151 8.4 168.4 168.4 336.9 1,999.2 589.69 99,329.58 Interviewed
135 Chitra Kanta Timilsina Shreekrishna Dhunkharka 8 156 1.9 29.7 38.1 67.7 1,999.2 589.69 22,453.31 Interviewed
136 Chitra Kanta Timilsina Shreekrishna Dhunkharka 8 151 (0.3) 75.6 (17.0) 58.5 5,075.6 589.69 (10,051.24) Interviewed
137 Rudra Narayan Timilsina Ganga Prd. Kosdali Dhunkharka 6 1268 24.7 55.8 68.2 123.9 276.2 589.69 40,187.69 Interviewed
138 Rudra Narayan Timilsina Ganga Prd. Kosdali Dhunkharka 6 1272 10.6 52.3 46.6 98.9 439.2 589.69 27,458.36 Interviewed
139 Rudra Narayan Timilsina Ganga Prd. Kosdali Dhunkharka 6 1270 14.8 58.9 71.6 130.5 484.9 589.69 42,249.76 Interviewed
140 Bhakta Kumari Chirajivi Dhunkharka 9 47 8.6 22.8 111.7 134.4 1,305.7 589.69 65,863.05 Interviewed 141 Chiranjivi Timilsina Tikaram Dhunkharka 9 550 15.1 74.1 48.1 122.2 318.0 589.69 28,346.91 Interviewed
142 Bhakta Kumari Chirajivi Dhunkharka 9 44 57.9 33.0 55.2 88.2 95.4 589.69 32,568.71 Interviewed
143 Bhakta Kumari Chirajivi Dhunkharka 9 45 0.8 5.3 5.3 635.9 589.69 3,142.22 Interviewed
144 Chandramani Adhikari Nakraj Durkha Dhunkharka8 628 7.7 61.2 61.2 122.4 794.9 589.69 36,102.09 Interviewed 145 Kedar Shrestha Nitman Thukharka Dhunkharka6 112 20.0 103.9 108.0 211.9 540.5 589.69 63,710.42 Interviewed 146 Bal Krishna Timilsina Muktinath Thukharka Dhunkharka 9 440 16.5 26.0 22.4 48.4 135.1 589.69 13,186.69 Interviewed Padam 147 Hari Pr. Narayan Dukarka Dhunkharka 8 355 0.3 5.3 5.3 1,579.9 589.69 3,117.96 Interviewed 148 Ramsharan Timilsina Gopikrishna Dhunkarka Dhunkharka 8 414 20.6 22.8 26.2 49.0 127.2 589.69 15,448.37 Interviewed 149 Ramsharan Timilsina Gopikrishna Dhunkarka Dhunkharka 8 415 0.8 50.7 43.3 94.1 5,399.5 589.69 25,554.30 Interviewed Chalal 150 Ganesh Ba. Tamang Harka Ba. Chalal Ganeshsthan 2 239 6.6 28.5 74.8 103.4 1,140.7 353.82 26,483.40 Interviewed Chalal 151 Chandra Man Tamang Indra Man Chalal Ganeshsthan 2 59 4.7 335.7 335.7 7,186.1 353.82 118,763.04 Interviewed Chalal 152 Chandra Man Tamang Indra Man Chalal Ganeshsthan 2 235 6.1 46.9 63.5 110.4 1,045.3 353.82 22,473.88 Interviewed Chalal 153 Chandraman Tamang Indra Man Chalal Ganeshsthan 2 246 2.7 103.0 84.9 187.9 3,139.9 353.82 30,047.52 Interviewed Karma Chalal 154 Chandra Ba. Nagarkoti Bahadur Chalal Ganeshsthan 1 535 6.6 109.3 107.7 217.0 1,621.6 353.82 38,114.29 Interviewed 155 Kanchhi Shrestha Narayan Dada Gau Dhunkharka9 170 0.2 2.5 2.5 1,655.4 589.69 1,480.08 Interviewed 156 Sharada Timilsina Makraj Chardobato Dhunkharka 8 540 0.2 0.1 0.1 95.4 589.69 88.10 Interviewed 157 Lok Ba. Tamang Krishna Ba. Khorthali Dhunkharka6 920 1.4 101.0 101.0 7,321.2 589.69 59,543.20 Interviewed 158 Lok Ba. Tamang Krishna Ba. Khorthali Dhunkharka6 832 2.6 60.5 60.5 2,317.0 589.69 35,655.70 Interviewed 159 Lok Ba. Tamang Krishna Ba. Khorthali Dhunkharka6 832 (0.3) 10.5 (6.5) 4.0 2,370.8 589.69 (3,822.13) Interviewed 160 Arjun Kumar Adhikari Tika Ba. Dhunkharka 9 641 10.9 3.23 31.75 34.98 292.13 589.69 18,720.23 Absentee Chalal 161 Asaraman Tamang Krishna Ba. Ganeshsthan 2 290 0.2 7.47 7.47 4,505.20 353.82 2,643.30 Absentee Chalal 162 Badri Pr. Timilsina Manohari Ganeshsthan 1 71 33.5 6.01 70.48 76.49 210.65 353.82 24,937.61 Absentee 163 Bal Krishna Shrestha Rudralal Dhunkharka 9 439 8.7 8.19 13.12 21.30 151.03 589.69 7,733.92 Absentee Bane Pa/ Krishna 164 Bdr.Shrestha Rudra Pra. Dhunkharka 9 422 12.5 131.78 152.23 284.01 1,220.20 589.69 89,768.68 Absentee 165 Bhim Ba. Lama Kajiman Dhunkharka 6 1143 4.0 68.95 51.62 120.57 1,301.68 589.69 30,440.60 Absentee 166 Bhim Ba. Tamang Birman Dhunkharka 6 156 4.1 388.11 348.17 736.28 8,579.17 589.69 205,311.88 Absentee 167 Bhim Pr. Dahal Bherani Dalt Dhunkharka 6 843 2.9 2.45 16.44 18.89 570.02 589.69 9,696.37 Absentee 168 Bhim Pr. Ragol Ganesh Pr. Dhunkharka 6 395 10.1 97.99 158.02 256.00 1,569.97 589.69 93,179.94 Absentee Chalal 169 Bhimsen Shrestha Shyam Ba. Ganeshsthan 1 73 0.5 4.05 4.05 840.62 353.82 1,431.27 Absentee 170 Bil Ba. Shrestha Indraman Dhunkharka 9 904 0.5 4.37 13.34 17.71 2,865.68 589.69 7,867.68 Absentee 171 Bir Ba. Shrestha Bhimlal Dhunkharka 9 437 8.7 10.19 13.33 23.52 153.02 589.69 7,860.94 Absentee 172 Bishnu Ba Tamang Dil Ba. Dhunkharka 6 583 0.4 8.75 8.75 1,965.43 589.69 5,159.62 Absentee 173 Bishnu Ba Timilsina Yadu Ba. Dhunkharka 9 376 20.7 213.19 188.65 401.85 910.17 589.69 111,247.49 Absentee 174 Bishnu Ba Timilsina Yuda Ba. Dhunkharka 9 375 8.7 25.10 36.67 61.77 419.31 589.69 21,623.39 Absentee Chalal 175 Bishnu Maya Shrestha Pavi Vilak Ganeshsthan 1 504 2.3 29.69 38.06 67.75 1,681.25 353.82 13,466.19 Absentee Chandra Ba. Loryan 176 Shamet 3 Aitram Dhunkharka 6 847 0.4 32.83 32.83 7,920.18 589.69 19,357.87 Absentee Chalal 177 Chkhalal Maya Tamang Pati Sher Ba. Ganeshsthan 1 13 6.8 181.45 225.44 406.89 3,324.75 353.82 79,765.32 Absentee 178 Damodar Adhikari Dhunkharka 8 598 11.1 76.74 56.44 133.18 508.75 589.69 33,280.39 Absentee 179 Damodar Adhikari Dhunkharka 8 682 7.0 16.11 15.05 31.16 214.62 589.69 8,876.00 Absentee 180 Damodar Adhikari Dhunkharka 8 684 3.8 12.94 12.94 341.81 589.69 7,629.14 Absentee
181 Darja Kumari Timilsina Ganga Pr. Dhunkharka 6 613 5.1 92.59 77.71 170.30 1,526.25 589.69 45,825.09 Absentee Chayameradan 182 Dasharath Dulal Tulsi Narayan Beshi 1 115 253.4 1,530.79 1,530.79 604.14 157.25 240,716.91 Absentee 183 Del Pr. Dangal Ganera Pr. Dhunkharka 6 299 190.7 68.10 68.20 136.30 35.77 589.69 40,215.83 Absentee 184 Deshrath Timilsena Dhunkharka 8 169 1.7 63.93 108.93 172.86 6,520.32 589.69 64,235.47 Absentee 185 Devi Pr. Timasina Bhim Pr Dhunkharka 6 271 22.2 178.89 180.24 359.13 810.81 589.69 106,287.78 Absentee 186 Dhan Ba. Tamang Kshtra Ba Dhunkharka 6 377 11.1 203.32 204.54 407.86 1,844.21 589.69 120,615.29 Absentee Dildas And Dhanga 187 Kuamri Dhunkharka 9 41 20.5 94.74 93.29 188.04 455.08 589.69 55,015.08 Absentee Chalal 188 Dinamaya Tamang Man Ba Ganeshsthan 2 291 3.0 6.06 48.53 54.60 1,623.62 353.82 17,171.57 Absentee 189 Durga Ba Timilsina Lal Ba. Dhunkharka 6 179 12.8 268.59 265.14 533.73 2,074.74 589.69 156,347.69 Absentee 190 Durga Ba Timilsina Lal Ba. Dhunkharka 6 472 #DIV/0! 550.27 420.52 970.79 589.69 247,977.83 Absentee 191 Durga Ba Timilsina Lal Ba. Dhunkharka 6 960 7.9 199.25 198.27 397.53 2,500.01 589.69 116,918.71 Absentee 192 Durga Ba. Timilsina Lal Ba. Dhunkharka 6 774 2.3 125.80 111.58 237.39 4,765.54 589.69 65,800.54 Absentee 193 Durga Ba. Timilsina Lal Ba. Dhunkharka 6 1135 10.1 511.85 469.13 980.97 4,634.38 589.69 276,638.68 Absentee 194 Durga Ba. Timilsina Lal Ba. Dhunkharka 6 1137 5.4 46.90 36.94 83.84 683.63 589.69 21,783.57 Absentee 195 Durga Ba. Timilsina Lal Ba. Dhunkharka 6 1139 23.6 97.37 75.04 172.41 317.96 589.69 44,248.77 Absentee
196 Fulmai Tamang Sameta Ba. Ba. Dhunkharka 6 159 3.5 263.60 218.95 482.55 6,214.29 589.69 129,115.32 Absentee Chalal 197 Goutam Das Ursak Gyan Das Ganeshsthan 6 161 49.1 479.01 479.01 975.75 353.82 169,482.84 Absentee Chalal 198 Goutam Das Ursak Gyan Das Ganeshsthan 6 505 31.4 327.46 327.46 1,041.35 353.82 115,862.37 Absentee Chalal 199 Hanuman Mahat Shiva Mahat Ganeshsthan 5 1 9.1 136.70 166.50 303.20 1,830.30 353.82 58,911.57 Absentee 200 Hari Kirshna Shrestha Krishna Ba. Dhunkharka 9 435 8.6 12.96 12.96 151.03 589.69 7,642.05 Absentee 201 Harimay Timilsina Hiramani Dhunkharka 6 775 18.3 45.81 29.05 74.86 158.98 589.69 17,130.14 Absentee Chalal 202 Hasta Ba. Shrestha Dil Ba. Ganeshsthan 1 627 4.6 7.63 18.86 26.49 413.35 353.82 6,674.04 Absentee 203 Indra Ba. Timilsina Lal Ba. Dhunkharka 8 172 3.3 143.15 131.88 275.04 4,014.34 589.69 77,771.25 Absentee 204 Indra Pr. Timilsina Shishrana Dhunkharka 6 396 1.7 64.79 64.79 3,869.27 589.69 38,206.66 Absentee 205 Insra Prasad Jit Ba. Dhunkharka 9 436 10.7 3.43 15.29 18.72 143.08 589.69 9,018.22 Absentee 206 Iraki Timilsina Kilaji Pr Dhunkharka 8 608 8.5 8.74 8.74 103.34 589.69 5,152.95 Absentee Kamala Chalal 207 Jaya Ba. Tamang Shrestha Ganeshsthan 1 801 1.6 11.87 11.87 731.32 353.82 4,199.85 Absentee 208 Jit Ghising Lal Ba. Dhunkharka 6 839 3.6 6.20 6.20 170.01 589.69 3,657.76 Absentee 209 Kajiman Tamang Prend Dhunkharka 6 1142 4.5 93.99 58.22 152.21 1,301.68 589.69 34,331.54 Absentee
210 Kal Krishna Nimalsina Nandikeshav Dhunkharka 8 253 26.7 170.63 165.29 335.92 620.04 589.69 97,472.04 Absentee 211 Kamal Pr. Timilsina Guna Nidhi Dhunkharka 8 330 11.9 2.59 15.11 17.70 127.18 589.69 8,908.43 Absentee 212 Kedar Ba. Kshetri Samet Lal Ba. Dhunkharka 6 320 26.0 351.26 342.54 693.80 1,315.59 589.69 201,990.18 Absentee
213 Keshav Lala Shrestha Harsaraj Dhunkharka 6 1158 17.4 110.74 132.40 243.14 763.12 589.69 78,077.57 Absentee 214 Khemai Ghimire Gangadhar Dhunkharka 6 776 24.2 141.25 138.55 279.80 572.34 589.69 81,700.80 Absentee 215 Khemai Ghimire Gangadhar Dhunkharka 6 777 8.3 61.92 81.97 143.89 989.67 589.69 48,339.48 Absentee Chalal 216 Krishna Ba. Nagarkoti Nandalal Ganeshsthan 1 369 1.2 14.72 10.29 25.01 850.56 353.82 3,642.19 Absentee 217 Krishna Ba. Newar Sete Dhunkharka 9 172 3.0 32.02 58.91 90.93 1,949.53 589.69 34,737.41 Absentee Shikha 218 Krishna Pr. Timilsina Narayan Dhunkharka 6 393 5.9 40.52 55.64 96.16 949.92 589.69 32,812.10 Absentee Shikha 219 Krishna Pr. Timilsina Narayan Dhunkharka 6 840 11.0 22.58 55.76 78.34 505.00 589.69 32,882.39 Absentee Chalal 220 Kul Prasad Padhya Bal Ram Ganeshsthan 6 299 21.2 85.82 170.57 256.39 804.85 353.82 60,352.22 Absentee 221 Lok Ba. Dhunkharka 6 1015 4.7 83.96 83.96 167.92 1,780.62 589.69 49,509.74 Absentee
222 Narayan Pr. Timilsina Kanath Dhunkharka 6 752 3.7 70.76 64.77 135.53 1,742.86 589.69 38,194.36 Absentee
223 Narayan Pr. Timilsina Kanath Dhunkharka 6 753 13.5 253.24 234.58 487.82 1,742.86 589.69 138,332.24 Absentee 224 Narendra Ba. Lama Ganesh Ba. Dhunkharka 9 639 7.4 26.88 17.26 44.13 234.50 589.69 10,176.55 Absentee 225 Navaraj Timilsina Bholanath Dhunkharka 9 71 6.2 116.10 105.47 221.57 1,699.14 589.69 62,194.20 Absentee Chalal 226 Nir Ba.Tamang Kul Dash Ganeshsthan 2 244 26.6 94.72 72.96 167.68 274.24 353.82 25,813.03 Absentee 227 Pabitra Adhikari Dhunkharka 8 513 22.3 55.13 28.31 83.44 127.18 589.69 16,695.22 Absentee
228 Pabitra Adhikari Rameshawar Dhunkharka 8 145 39.8 151.10 151.10 379.57 589.69 89,100.40 Absentee Chalal 229 Padam Ba. Tamang Asha Ba. Ganeshsthan 1 581 6.6 191.77 158.30 350.06 2,400.65 353.82 56,009.08 Absentee Chalal 230 Panchayat Bhavan Ganeshsthan 2 351 5.7 87.76 97.12 184.88 1,709.07 353.82 34,362.55 Absentee Chalal 231 Pram Pr. Shrestha Kapilmuni Ganeshsthan 1 626 12.3 9.53 23.52 33.05 190.78 353.82 8,320.17 Absentee 232 Purna Ba. Timilsina Lok Ba. Dhunkharka 6 790 8.2 59.76 59.77 119.52 731.32 589.69 35,243.70 Absentee 233 Purna Ba. Timilsina Lok Ba. Dhunkharka 6 913 8.3 21.99 47.60 69.60 576.32 589.69 28,071.99 Absentee
234 Purna Prasad Timilsina Prem Nidhi Dhunkharka 6 113 23.8 139.14 128.67 267.81 540.55 589.69 75,878.02 Absentee 235 Purusaotam + Ram Bhim Psd. Dhunkharka 9 441 #DIV/0! 42.28 33.31 75.60 589.69 19,645.35 Absentee 236 Ram Ba. Shrestha Gopilal Dhunkharka 9 256 7.9 75.75 74.22 149.97 939.98 589.69 43,766.39 Absentee Chalal 237 Ram Ba. Tamang Chaturman Ganeshsthan 2 247 3.4 93.15 80.21 173.36 2,360.91 353.82 28,379.72 Absentee Chalal 238 Ram Bahadur Ganeshsthan 1 763 9.3 8.35 47.43 55.77 508.75 353.82 16,780.01 Absentee 239 Ram Hari Shrestha Padam Ba. Dhunkharka 9 525 8.9 58.79 58.77 117.56 657.79 589.69 34,656.24 Absentee Chalal 240 Ram Krishna Ganeshsthan 1 625 11.1 10.86 21.27 32.13 190.78 353.82 7,524.38 Absentee 241 Ram Kumar Shrestha Krishna Dhunkharka 9 526 7.3 47.72 47.72 95.43 651.83 589.69 28,137.30 Absentee
242 Ramesha Ba. Timasina Bhakta Ba. Dhunkharka 6 1086 2.0 50.40 49.05 99.44 2,448.35 589.69 28,921.88 Absentee 243 Rameshor Timilsina Balvadra Dhunkharka 6 379 25.7 268.42 251.96 520.38 979.73 589.69 148,578.89 Absentee 244 Ramgopal Shrestha Sher Ba. Dhunkharka 9 133 12.7 203.59 218.46 422.05 1,721.00 589.69 128,820.76 Absentee 245 Ramgopal Shrestha Sher Ba. Dhunkharka 9 134 10.3 248.85 215.43 464.28 2,084.68 589.69 127,037.79 Absentee 246 Ramgopal Shrestha Sher Ba. Dhunkharka 9 135 12.5 13.86 32.42 46.28 260.33 589.69 19,118.02 Absentee 247 Ramkrishan Shrestha Krishna Ba. Dhunkharka 9 480 52.2 235.72 237.49 473.21 455.08 589.69 140,045.85 Absentee 248 Rishishor Timilsina Ganga Prd. Dhunkharka 6 1273 5.0 17.21 21.63 38.84 429.25 589.69 12,756.25 Absentee Chalal 249 Salu Krishna Shrestha Chhatra Ba Ganeshsthan 1 760 8.0 20.87 78.86 99.74 989.67 353.82 27,903.95 Absentee 250 Sanibhai Timilsina Dhunkharka 8 609 4.7 5.13 5.13 109.30 589.69 3,024.14 Absentee Chalal 251 Sanu Kahati Tamang Chandra Ba Ganeshsthan 6 32 0.4 26.77 26.77 6,345.45 353.82 9,473.03 Absentee Chalal 252 Sanu Maya Shrestha Arjun Kaj Ganeshsthan 9 593 9.2 61.46 61.47 122.94 667.73 353.82 21,749.96 Absentee Chalal 253 Sanu Nar Ba. Kshetri Chhavilal Ganeshsthan 9 39 7.1 87.04 87.90 174.93 1,244.05 353.82 31,099.16 Absentee Chalal 254 Sara Ba. Lama Jit Ba Ganeshsthan 2 287 12.2 202.26 142.84 345.10 1,170.52 353.82 50,538.80 Absentee Chalal 255 Saroj Khadka Dolanatha Ganeshsthan 6 205 2.3 7.79 35.13 42.92 1,510.34 353.82 12,431.17 Absentee Chalal 256 Sarswati Karki Akal Ba. Ganeshsthan 6 134 6.7 14.74 14.74 220.59 353.82 5,216.86 Absentee Chalal 257 Shambhu Pr. Timilsina Yagya Pr. Ganeshsthan 6 1163 14.1 6.69 73.31 80.00 518.69 353.82 25,937.77 Absentee Chalal 258 Shar Ba. Lama Jit Ba Ganeshsthan 2 289 2.5 110.56 166.36 276.93 6,570.01 353.82 58,862.76 Absentee Chalal 259 Sharada Adhikari Megraj Ganeshsthan 8 763 7.2 61.64 70.88 132.52 985.69 353.82 25,077.51 Absentee Chalal 260 Shechar Ba. Tamang Jit Ba Ganeshsthan 1 75 11.1 257.27 295.93 553.20 2,674.90 353.82 104,706.88 Absentee Chalal 261 Sher Ba. Tamang Lal Bir Ganeshsthan 6 158 0.4 8.78 8.78 2,215.84 353.82 3,106.18 Absentee Chalal 262 Sita Shrestha Ganeshsthan 9 488 14.6 151.35 151.35 302.70 1,037.37 353.82 53,550.58 Absentee Chalal 263 Sitaram Timilsina Ganeshsthan 8 674 4.9 9.44 19.18 28.62 387.52 353.82 6,784.64 Absentee Chalal 264 Sobhamaya Tamang Balram Ganeshsthan 2 350 23.8 243.65 217.16 460.81 914.15 353.82 76,835.08 Absentee Chalal 265 Sona Kanchha Shrestha Harat B. Ganeshsthan 1 760 (0.9) 50.85 (8.67) 42.18 989.67 353.82 (3,066.77) Absentee Chalal 266 Taranath Timilsina Shreekrishna Ganeshsthan 6 163 0.1 3.95 3.95 3,030.62 353.82 1,397.53 Absentee Chalal 267 Thir Pr. Timalasina Narhari Ganeshsthan 6 252 2.0 90.81 84.13 174.95 4,310.45 353.82 29,767.85 Absentee Chalal 268 Tika Maya Shrestha Lal Ba Ganeshsthan 9 263 9.5 30.19 30.27 60.46 317.96 353.82 10,711.24 Absentee Chalal 269 Udaya Naran Timilsina Krishnahari Ganeshsthan 9 46 16.9 320.03 207.02 527.05 1,228.15 353.82 73,247.02 Absentee Chalal 270 Utam Das Ulak Gyan Das Ganeshsthan 6 504 44.4 932.81 932.81 2,098.59 353.82 330,045.71 Absentee Chalal 271 Yogendra Bikram Kuvar Narendra Raj Ganeshsthan 1 833 6.2 90.44 90.11 180.55 1,462.64 353.82 31,882.58 Absentee Bha.Pu. Upraparaya Chalal 272 Guthi Ganeshsthan 5 59 0.2 6.79 6.79 2,831.9 353.82 2,403.95 Guthi Bha.Pu. Upraparaya Chalal 273 Guthi Ganeshsthan 6 304 14.9 159.00 171.40 330.40 1,148.7 353.82 60,644.75 Guthi Bha.Pu. Upraparaya Chalal 274 Guthi Ganeshsthan 6 276 6.8 128.68 115.91 244.59 1,705.1 353.82 41,012.90 Guthi Bha.Pu. Upraparaya Chalal 275 Guthi Ganeshsthan 6 279 15.3 273.82 269.30 543.12 1,764.7 353.82 95,284.27 Guthi Bha.Pu. Upraparaya Chalal 276 Guthi Ganeshsthan 6 280 27.3 241.79 225.41 467.19 824.7 353.82 79,753.14 Guthi Sisayakhami Bachat 277 Sansthan Dhunkharka 6 170 19.4 181.15 183.28 364.43 944.0 589.69 108,078.65 Saving credit Sisayakhami Bachat 278 Sansthan Dhunkharka 6 171 2.8 16.62 39.02 55.64 1,411.0 589.69 23,009.11 Saving credit Chalal 279 Unknown Ganeshsthan 5 999980 14.20 41.72 55.92 353.82 14761.75 Unknown Chalal 280 Unknown Ganeshsthan 6 278 1.18 12.93 14.11 29.8 353.82 4573.54 Unknown Chalal 281 Unknown Ganeshsthan 6 999942 2.10 2.10 353.82 742.37 Unknown Chalal 282 Unknown Ganeshsthan 6 135 84.76 84.76 25.8 353.82 29989.05 Unknown Chalal 283 Unknown Ganeshsthan 6 281 11.38 11.38 29.8 353.82 4026.32 Unknown Chalal 284 Unknown Ganeshsthan 2 519 1,401.26 1,401.26 10,624.1 353.82 495794.11 Unknown Chalal 285 Unknown Ganeshsthan 2 58 169.66 169.66 2,506.0 353.82 60028.04 Unknown Chalal 286 Unknown Ganeshsthan 2 58 45.22 45.22 2,506.0 353.82 15998.67 Unknown Chalal 287 Unknown Ganeshsthan 1 999904 196.46 197.21 393.66 353.82 69775.13 Unknown Chalal 288 Unknown Ganeshsthan 1 999957 164.48 133.19 297.67 353.82 47126.62 Unknown 289 Unknown Dhunkharka 9 169 136.18 1,722.20 1,858.38 44,996.5 589.69 1015563.39 Unknown 290 Unknown Dhunkharka 9 421 116.10 107.27 223.36 589.69 63254.99 Unknown 291 Unknown Dhunkharka 9 999970 17.93 38.49 56.42 589.69 22698.37 Unknown 292 Unknown Dhunkharka 9 999978 12.55 13.15 25.69 589.69 7751.58 Unknown 293 Unknown Dhunkharka 8 342 95.53 71.62 167.15 589.69 42232.91 Unknown 294 Unknown Dhunkharka 8 416 63.39 66.02 129.40 2,414.6 589.69 38929.00 Unknown 295 Unknown Dhunkharka 8 413 11.49 11.49 1,200.3 589.69 6775.95 Unknown 296 Unknown Dhunkharka 8 354 84.02 44.44 128.46 589.69 26207.24 Unknown 297 Unknown Dhunkharka 6 156 1.25 1.25 589.69 735.95Unknown 298 Unknown Dhunkharka 8 252 179.58 179.58 589.69 105896.08 Unknown 299 Unknown Dhunkharka 8 256 115.73 121.90 237.63 589.69 71886.09 Unknown 300 Unknown Dhunkharka 8 257 155.55 155.55 589.69 91724.33 Unknown 301 Unknown Dhunkharka 8 258 252.04 252.04 589.69 148627.89 Unknown 302 Unknown Dhunkharka 8 156 272.37 272.37 589.69 160616.80 Unknown 303 Unknown Dhunkharka 6 244 1.06 1.06 589.69 627.55Unknown 304 Unknown Dhunkharka 6 844 23.30 59.37 82.67 589.69 35012.17 Unknown 305 Unknown Dhunkharka 9 162 96.39 102.45 198.84 725.4 589.69 60411.04 Unknown 306 Unknown Dhunkharka 6 999977 1,098.31 662.43 1,760.74 589.69 390626.95 Unknown 307 Unknown Dhunkharka 6 846 10.92 38.70 49.63 589.69 22823.06 Unknown 308 Unknown Dhunkharka 6 833 232.05 232.05 589.69 136839.67 Unknown 309 Unknown Dhunkharka 6 883 1,096.69 1,171.65 2,268.34 589.69 690907.56 Unknown 310 Unknown Dhunkharka 6 833 19.40 29.71 49.10 589.69 17516.94 Unknown 311 Unknown Dhunkharka 6 999983 979.05 553.41 1,532.46 589.69 326338.18 Unknown 312 Unknown Dhunkharka 6 834 16.83 98.20 115.03 589.69 57909.65 Unknown 313 Unknown Dhunkharka 6 836 34.44 34.44 589.69 20310.80 Unknown 314 Unknown Dhunkharka 6 835 1.96 1.96 589.69 1153.69 Unknown vf]kf;L 9'ªvs{ rd/fªa];L ldNr] af]/fª ;8s v08 pkcfof]hgf -!$=)%% ls=dL=_, sfe|] k'g{af; of]hgfsf sfo{sf/L ;f/+z
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@= k"gjf{; of]hgfsf] k|d'v pb]Zo c:j]+lR5s k'gjf{;sf sf/0faf6 x'g] gsf/fTds c;/nfO{ Go"lgs/0f u/L k|efljt kl/jf/nfO{ Ifltk"lt{ tyf ljleGg tflndsf dfWodaf6 nfeflGjt u/fpg' xf] . EEAP cGt/ut cfof]hgfsf] k"g{jf; gLlt tyf lgb]{lzsf -RF) n] Joj:yf u/] cg';f/ c:j]+lR5s k"g{jf;sf] sf/0faf6 x'g] ;a} k|sf/sf] ;DktLsf] Ifltsf] nflu k|lt:yfkg d"No a/fj/sf] Ifltk"lt{ k|bfg ul/g]5 . hUuf bfg ug{ rfxg] hUuf wgLaf6 k"g{jf; lgb]{lzsf -RF_ n] tf]s]sf] l;df leq /xL :j]lR5s hUuf bfg ;d]t lng] Joj:yf ul/Psf] 5 . c:j]+lR5s k"g{jf;nfO{ ;s];Dd lg?T;flxt u/L o; k"g{jf; of]hgfaf6 k|efljt JolQmutsf] hLjg:t/df ;'wf/ Nofpg] gLlt cg'?k o; k'g{jf; of]hgf tof/ ul/Psf] 5 .
#= k"g{jf; gLlt tyf lgb]{lzsf -RF_ sf l;4fGtnfO{ k"0f{tof kfngu/L cfjZos k/fdz{, e]nf, 5nkmn uf=lj=;= 6f]n a}7s / 3/w'/L ;a]{If0fsf] tYof+ssf] cfwf/df k'g{jf; of]hgf tof/ ul/Psf] xf] . o; k"gjf{; of]hgfsf] k|efjsf/L sfof{Gjogsf] nflu lgb]{lzt gLlt adf]lhd rflxg] cfjZos ljleGg ;ldltx? lhNnf :tl/o sfof{no u7g eP kZrft u7g ul/g]5 . o; k'g{jf; of]hgfdf hf]lvddf /x]sf kl/jf/, dlxnf 3/d'nL /x]sf] kl/jf/, blnt hghflt kl/jf/x?nfO{ ljz]if Wofg k'¥ofOPsf] 5 . lkmN8 ;e]{sf] bf}/fg s'g} klg kl/jf/n] hUuf bfgsf] OR5f gb]vfPsf] x'bfF hUufwgLx?nfO{ hUuf bfgsf] lgDtL hf]8 ul/Psf] 5}g . To;y{, ;8sdf rflxg] ;Dk'0f{ gofF hldgnfO{ d'cfAhfsf] lgDtL cufl8 a8fOPsf] 5 .
$= of] ;8sf] s'n nDafO{ !$=)%% ls=ld xf] / of] ;8s sfe|] lhNnf, kgf}tL gu/kflnsf sf] vf]kf;Laf6 ;'? eP/ o;} lhNnsf] rfd+/fªa];L uflj;sf] jfO ufpFdf cGTo x'G5 . o; ;8sfn] rnfn u0f]zyfg, 9'ªvs{ / rfd+/fªa];L ul/ ltga6f uflj;sf] vf]kf;L ahf/, v8\sf, kfltvs{, uf]n8'ª, jfO, ;fgf] b'/\n'ª ufpFx?nfO{ hf]8\5 . o; ;8snfO{ !) ld rf}8fO ef]uflwsf/ (RoW), ;]G6/nfOgaf6 % ld bfofF / afofF, /xg] ul/ ;a} df};ddf rNg] sfnf]kq] ;8sdf :t/f]Ggt/L ul/g] of]hgf /x]sf] 5 h; cg';f/ hldg clws/0f ug'{kg]{ x'G5 . /. o; pkcfo]fhgf ;a} df};ddf rNg], !) ld rf}8fO ePsf], sfnf] kq] kfl/g]5 / lhNnfsf]
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cGo dxQjk'0f{ ;8sx? ;uF hf]l8g] nIo lnOPsf] 5 . t/ w]/} lghL 3/ / ;/+rgfx? elTsg] ;Defjgf /x]sf] b'O{ 7fpFdf r]g]h %±*^) b]lv r]g]h %±(@) / r]g]h &±!*) b]lv r]g]h &±*)) ;Dd ;8ssf] If]q * ld6/ dfq sfod ul/Psf] 5 .
%= lsQfgfkL gS;f ;j]{If0f cg';f/ o; pkcfof]hgfn]] hDdf !$=)%% x]S6/ hldg lng]5, h; cGt/ut &=#) x]S6/ JolQut :jfldTjsf] /x]sf] 5 / o; dWo] $=@( x]S6/ dfq gofF clws/0f ug'{kg]{5 . o; ;8sdf dfq ##% lsQf hldgdf c;/ kg]{5 / of] cGt/ut !(& lsQf lglh, / !!@ lsQfsf] :jfldTj kQf] gnfu]sf] cjZyf /x]sf] 5 . o; !!@ lsQfsf] xsbflasf] lgDtL :yflgo :t/df ;'rgf lgsfNg] / hfgsf/L u/fpg] Joj:yf ldnfOg]5 . cGodf eStk'/ bTqto u'7L, l;;ofvfdL art ;d'x / ;fd'bfoLs agsf] hldg klg o; ;8sdf kg]{5 .
^= JolQmut tyf ;fd"bflos u/L @& hgfsf] :jfldTjdf s'n #! j6f ;+/rgf k"g{:yfkgf ug'{kg]{ b]lvG5 . o; k"g{:yfkgf ug'{ kg]{ lglh ;+/rgfx?df !* j6f 3/ -$ j6f l6gsf c:yfO a;f]af;sf] 6x/f_, # j6f 3/–k;n, # j6f afb{nL, ! j6f kfgL3§, @ j6f uf]7 / @ j6f sDkfj08 leQf /x]sf] 5 . c;/ k'Ug] c:yfO l6g 6x/fdf ut ;fnsf] e'sDkn] k|efljt kl/jf/x?sf] a;f]af; /x]sf] 5 . To;t} ;fd'bflos ;+/rgfx?df # j6f :s'nsf ejgx?df Iflt k'Ug]5, sflnsf dfWolds ljBfno, >L u0f]z lgDg dfWolds ljBfno, / >L kj{tL pRr dfWolds ljBfnonfO{ c;/ k'Ug]5 .
&= lsQf gfkL gS;f -Cadastral Survey_ sf] cfwf/df k|efljt 3/w'/Lsf] ;fdflhs tyf cfly{s cj:yfsf] hfgsf/Lsf] nflu 3/w'/L ;j]{If0f tyf k/fdz{ kZrft of] k'gjf{; of]hgf tof/ ul/Psf] xf] . ;j]{If0fdf ljz]ifu/L k|efljt kl/jf/sf] cfly{s cj:yf, cfo Joo, s[lif hGo pTkfbgaf6 vfgk'Ug] dlxgf, of]hgf k"j{ tyf kZrft k|efljt kl/jf/sf] cfly{s cj:yfdf kg]{ k|efj, hflto jlu{s/0f tyf kx'Frsf] af/]df ljZn]if0f ul/Psf] 5 . lsQfgfkL gS;f ;j]{If0f cg';f/ o; pk–cfof]hgfn] @)& kl/jf/nfO{ c;/ k'/fpb5 h; dWo] !!@ kl/jf/ 3/w'/L ;j]{If0fdf pkl:yt eP eg] cGo ;j]{If0fsf] ;do e]6 x'g g;s]sf]n] lt 3/w'/LnfO{ cg'kl:yt 3/w'/L elg ls6fg ul/Psf] 5 . pkl:yt !!@ kl/jf/df ^(% ;b:osf] a;f]af; /x]sf 5 . pSt ;j]{If0fn] ^# kl/jf/ hghflt, $( kl/jf/ afx'g÷If]lq b]vfPsf] 5 .
*= o; pk–cfof]hgfsf kl/jf/sf] cf}ift s"n hUuf )=%# x]S6/ /x]sf] 5 t/ cf}iftdf )=%@ x]S6/ hldg ;8ssf sf/0f u'dfpg] tYof+sn] b]vfp5 . oxfFsf] kfl/jfl/s cjZyf slif tyf u}/ s[lif k]zfdf ;+Nug 5g\ . tyflk ;8ssf sf/0f slifhGo cfo >f]tdf Åf; cfpg]5 . k|lt 3/w'/Lsf] cf}ift s[lif cfDbfgL ?= *&))*=(#÷/x]sf] 5 h'g s'n ? *##*#=)#÷df emg]{5 . o;n] o; e]usf kl/jf/n] cf}ift ?= #^@%=() k|lt jif{ u'dfpg] b]lvG5 . t/ s'n cfDbfldsf] @)=$( k|ltzt dfq s[lif k]zfaf6 x'g] b]lvPsf] sf/0f s'n cfDbfldsf] clwsfz+ lx:;fdf k|efjlxg /xg] 5 . To;t} oxfF cf}ift cfkm\gf] pTkfbgaf6 *=!( dlxgf a/fa/ ;Dk"0f{
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3/w'/LnfO{ vfg k'Ug] b]lvG5 h'g ;8ssf sf/0f &=*% dlxgfdf emg]{ b]lvG5 . t/ ;du|df o; pk–cfof]hgfsf] afl;Gbfsf] d'Vo cfDbfgLsf] >f]t u}/ s[lif ePsf]n] ;Dk"0f{ k|efljt kl/jf/sf] lhjg:t/df kg]{ c;/ Ifl0fs dfq x'g]5 . k|efljt kl/jf/sf] lhjg:t/ psf:g] tflnd of]hgf klg o; k'g{af; of]hgfn] ;d]6\5 .
(= 3/w'/L ;j]{If0fn] #( kl/jf/n] s'n hldg :jfldTjsf] % k|ltzt eGbf w]/} hldg ;8sdf kg]{ b]vfp5 eg] s'g} klg kl/jf/ ul/aLsf] /]vf d'gL kg]{ 5}g . ;Dk'0f{ kl/jf/sf] hldgsf] d'cfAhfsf] k|s[ofdf nluPsf] 5 . 3/af;df c;/ k'Ug] kl/jf/sf] cGo a:g] 7fpF /x]sf] x'bfF pQm kl/jf/x?nfO{ k'g{af;sf] w]/} hl6ntf cfpg] 5}g elg ;f]lrPsf] 5 . To;t} cGo ;+/rgfjfnfx?sf] ;f]lx hldgsf] afsLF cz+df 3/ ;fg]{ of]hgf ePsf]5 . To;y{ k'g{af;sf] lgDtL o; ;8s cGt/ut s'g} klg gofF hldg vf]Hg' kg]{ b]lvb}g .
!)= o; ;8s v08df hghflt kl/jf/x?nfO{ c;/ kg]{ ePtf klg o; ;8s /]vfdf pgLx?sf] s'g} ;f:+s[lts tyf wfld{s cf:yfsf] hldg kg]{ 5}g . To;t} o; ;8s lgdf{0fsf sf/0f pgLx?sf] l/tL ltyL cyjf df}lns rngx?nfO{ s'g} c;/ k'Ug] b]lvb}g . To; cy{df of] ;8sn] Toxf a;f]af; ul//x]sf hghflt ;d'bfonfO{ pgLx?sf klxrfgsf] ljifodf 7f]; c;/ kg]{ b]lvb}g . ;j]{If0f ul/Psf] hghflt kl/jf/sf] cfly{s, z}lIfs / cGo ;fdflhs :t/ cGo ;d'bfosf] t'ngfdf p:t} b]lvPsf] 5 . To;}n] o; ;8sn] Nofpg] ;sf/fTds kl/jt{g tyf cGo ;'ljwfx?df klg hghflt ;d'bfon] cGo ;d'bfo ;/x nfe p7fpg ;Sg] 7flgPsf]5 .
!!=cg'kl:yt 3/w'/Lsf ;b:ox? of]hgf :yndf kms]{kl5 pgLx?sf] cfly{s cj:yf tyf hUufbfg lbg] tTk/tf x]/L Ifltk"lt{ ljt/0f ug]{ of]hgf agfO{Psf] 5 . To;t} u'gf;f] lgbfg ;ldtLx? klxnf], bf];|f], t];|f] / rf}yf] n]en ul/ rf/ r/0fsf] aGg]5 . xfnsf] cj:yfdf lhNnf :tl/o of]hgf sfJo{gog l6d aGg] s|ddf /x]sf]n], oL ;ldtLx? eljiodf u7g x'g]5 . t/ k|d'v lhNnf clwsf/Lsf] cWoIftfdf a}7saf6 hUuf, / ;+/rgfsf] Ifltk"lt /]6 / /sd lg0f{o ul/G5 .
!@= ;Dk'0f{ k|efljt hldg / ;+/rgfx?sf] d'cfAhfsf lgDtL eQk'/ lhNnfsf] ;/sf/L b/ /]6nfO{ cfwf/ dflgPsf] 5 . ;Dk'0f{ hldgsf] s'n d'cfAhf /sd ? #*&$#$(^=$&÷ /x]sf] 5 . To;t} k|efljt rf/ ;+/rgfx?sf] Ifltk'lt{ lbOg]5 . t/ l6g 6x/fx?jfnf JolQn] ejgsf] d'cfAhf e'sDk k'g{lgdf0f{ k|flws/0faf6 kfpg]5 . pQf kl/jf/x?n] e'sDk sf8{ / kl5Nnf] k6ssf] ;xof]u /sd k|fKt ul/;s]sf 5g\ t/ o; cfof]hgfaf6 ;fdfg ;fg]{ eQf k|fKt ug]{5g\ . lghL / ;fd'bfoLs ul/ ;+/rgfsf] s'n /sd ? !*%$#%(*=^!÷ /x]sf]5 eg] eQfsf] nflu ? $&&)))=))÷ /x]sf]5 .
!#= 3/w'/L ;j]{If0fsf] s|ddf ;Dk'0f{ kl/jf/n] cfo:t/ a[l¢ tflnddf efu lng] OR5f b]vfPsf 5g\ . To;}n] of]hgf sfJo{gogsf a]nf cfj:ostf klxrfg ul/ hLljsf]kfh{g ;'wf/ lzk
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ljsf; tflnd g]kfn lzk kl/If0f jf]8{ -NSTB_af6 lgwf{l/t dfkb08 adf]lhd :t/–! a/fj/sf] cfjfl;o tflndsf] of]hgf agfOg] 5 . o; ;8s cGt/ut hDdf k|efljt 3/w'/Laf6 #) hgf -l8«lnk–PPkmsf] tflnd of]hgf cg'?k_ tflnd lng] b]vfPsf] 5 . o;} cfwf/df !^–$% jif{ leqsf ;b:ox?, blnt, hghflt, % k|ltzt eGbf w]/} hldg ;8sdf kg]{x?, dlxnf 3/d'nL ePsf ;b:ox?nfO{ u|fxotfdf /flvg]5 . xfn o; tflnd of]hgfnfO{ rflxg] /sd ? @$)))))=))÷k|:tfj ul/Psf] 5 .
!$= o; k'g{af; of]hgfsf] sfof{Gjogsf nflu sl/a $ s/f]8 (^ nfv ?k}of vr{ nfUg]5 h'g cGt/ut # s/f]8 %& nfv ! ;o (% ¿k}of &^ k};f vr{ nfUg]5 h'g cGt/ut # s/f]8 *& nfv $# xhf/ $ ;o (^ ¿k}of $& k};f k|ToIf vr{ d'cfAhfdf ljt/0f x'g]5 . cGo k'g{af; of]hgf vr{ cGt/ut hldgsf] nfut s§f u/fpg nfUg] vr{, tflnd vr{ / @) k|ltzt eljiodf e}kl/ cfpg] vr{sf] nflu 5'§fOPsf]5 .
!%= ;l3+o dfdnf tyf :yflgo ljsf; dGqfnfo o; pkcfof]hgfsf] sfo{sf/L lgsfo /x]sf] 5 . /fli6«o k'g{lgdf{0f k|flws/0fn] cfof]hgf Joj:yfkg ug]{5 . of] pkcfof]hgf s]lGb|o tyf lhNnf :tl/o cfof]hgf sfJo{gog OsfO{x?n] s{fJogog ug]{5 / lgoldt ?kdf cg'udg tyf d'Nofªsg ug]{5g\ / o; OsfOx?nfO{ k|fljlws k/fkz{ bftfaf6 k/fdz{ k|bfg x'g]5 .
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Appendix X: Entitlement Matrix No. Type of Application Eligible Persons Entitlements Loss/Impacts 1. Productive land Marginal loss (i.e., land Owners with legal or A. For the portion to be used (agricultural, is still economically legalizable/ temporarily during construction: fishpond, viable for use or meets recognized right . No compensation for land if returned forest, etc.) the expected yield) to the legal owner and the land restored to pre-project condition within This will be confirmed by 3 months after use. If the land is not the implementing agency returned and restored to pre-project and concurred with by condition within 3 months, the affected the affected household person will receive compensation at during the detailed replacement cost for the land. A measurement survey penalty clause will be included in the (DMS). contractor's contract to ensure that the cost of such compensation is recovered from the contractor. . Cash compensation at replacement cost for the loss of standing crops and trees. . Compensation for loss of net income from subsequent crops that cannot be planted within the duration of the temporary use of the land. . Affected household will be notified 1 month in advance of the actual date that the land will be temporarily used or affected by the subproject. B. For the portion that will be acquired permanently: . Cash compensation at replacement cost for the acquired portion of the land. . Cash compensation at replacement cost for the loss of standing crops and trees. . Affected household will be notified 1 month in advance of the actual date that the land will be acquired by the subproject.
No. Type of Application Eligible Persons Entitlements Loss/Impacts Users with lease or A. For the portion to be used permissory right temporarily during construction: . No compensation for loss of land use if returned to the lessee and the land restored to pre-project condition within 3 months after use. If the land is not returned and restored to pre-project condition within 3 months, the affected person will receive compensation at replacement cost for the subject land. A penalty clause will be included in the contractor's contract to ensure that the cost of such compensation is recovered from the contractor. . Cash compensation at replacement cost for the loss of standing crops and trees. . Compensation for loss of net income from subsequent crops that cannot be planted within the duration of the temporary use of the land and within the remaining lease/assigned period. . Affected household will be notified 1 month in advance of the actual date that the land will be temporarily used or affected by the subproject. B. For the portion that will be acquired permanently: . Cash compensation for loss of net income for the remaining leased/assigned period. . Cash compensation at replacement cost for the loss of standing crops and trees. . Affected household will be notified 3 months in advance of the actual date that the land will be acquired by the subproject.
Non-legal users A. For the portion to be used temporarily during construction: . No cash assistance for loss of land use if returned to original user and the land restored to pre-project condition within 3 months after use. If the land is not returned and restored to pre-project condition within 3 months, the affected
No. Type of Application Eligible Persons Entitlements Loss/Impacts person will receive cash assistance for permanent loss of land use equivalent to the net income from the affected land during the immediate past year multiplied by 2 years. A penalty clause will be included in the contractor's contract to ensure that the cost of such compensation is recovered from the contractor. . Cash compensation at replacement cost for the loss of standing crops and trees. . Compensation for loss of net income from subsequent crops that cannot be planted within the duration of the temporary use of the land. . Affected household will be notified 1 month in advance of the actual date that the land will be temporarily used or affected by the subproject. B. For the portion that will be acquired permanently by the Project: . Cash assistance for permanent loss of land use equivalent to the net income from the affected land during the immediate past year multiplied by 2 years. . Cash compensation for the loss of standing crops and trees at replacement cost. . Affected household will be notified 3 months in advance of the actual date that the land will be temporarily used or affected by the subproject.
Severe loss (i.e., land no Owners with legal or . Cash compensation at replacement longer viable for legalizable/ cost for the entire land, or land-for-land continued use or does recognized right of equivalent productive value with not meet the expected secure tenure, and acceptable to the yield, therefore the entire affected household. property has to be . Cash compensation at replacement acquired). cost for the loss of standing crops and trees. This will be confirmed by . Entitled to take part in the income the implementing agency restoration program. and concurred with by . If the loss is equivalent to 10% or the affected household more of the total productive assets of during the detailed the affected household, see Item 7 measurement survey. below. . Affected household will be notified 3 months in advance of the actual date that the land will be acquired by the subproject. Users with lease or . Cash compensation for loss of net permissory right income from subsequent crops that cannot be planted within the remaining lease/assigned period. . Cash compensation at replacement cost for the loss of standing crops and trees. . Entitled to take part in the income
No. Type of Application Eligible Persons Entitlements Loss/Impacts restoration program. . If the loss is equivalent to 10% or more of the total productive assets of the affected household, see Item 7 below. . affected household will be notified 3 months in advance of the actual date that the land will be acquired by the subproject. Non-legal users . Cash assistance for permanent loss of land use equivalent to the net income from the affected land during the immediate past year multiplied by 4 years. Cash compensation at replacement cost for the loss of standing crops and trees. . Entitled to take part in the income restoration program. . If the loss is equivalent to 10% or more of the total productive assets of the affected household, see Item 7 below. . Affected household will be notified 3 months in advance of the actual date that the land will be acquired by the subproject. 2. Residential / Marginal loss (i.e., land Owners with legal or A. For the portion to be used commercial is still economically legalizable/ temporarily during construction: land viable for use or meets recognized right . Cash rental to be negotiated with the the expected personal affected household. yield) . Restoration of the land within 3 months after use. If the land is not This will be confirmed by returned and restored to pre-project the implementing agency condition within 3 months, the affected and concurred with by household will receive compensation at the affected household replacement cost for the subject land. during the detailed A penalty clause will be included in the measurement survey. contractor's contract to ensure that the cost of such compensation is recovered from the contractor. . For affected non-land assets, see Items 3-5 below. . Affected household will be notified 1 month in advance of the actual date that the land will be acquired by the subproject. B. For the portion that will be acquired permanently: . Cash compensation at replacement cost. . For affected non-land assets, see Items 3-5 below.
Non-legal users . No cash assistance or compensation for land, except affected properties on the land. . For affected non-land assets, see Items 3-5 below. Severe loss (i.e., land no Owners with legal or . Cash compensation at replacement longer viable for legalizable/ cost for the entire land, or land-for-land continued use; the entire recognized right of similar attributes with secure tenure
No. Type of Application Eligible Persons Entitlements Loss/Impacts property has to be and acceptable to the affected acquired). household. . For affected non-land assets, see This will be confirmed by Items 3-5 below the implementing agency . For allowances due to relocation of and concurred with by house, see Item 9 below. the affected household . Affected household to be notified at during DMS least 3 months in advance of the date the land will actually be acquired by the Project. Non-legal users . No cash assistance or compensation for land, except affected properties on the land. . Compensation at replacement cost for non-land assets. . For allowances due to relocation of house, see Item 9 below. . Affected household to be notified at least 3 months in advance of the date the land will actually be acquired by the Project. 3. House and Marginal impact (i.e., Owners of the . Cash compensation at replacement shops unaffected portion of the structures with or cost for the affected portion. house is still viable for without acceptable . Repair allowance equivalent to not use and no relocation proof of ownership less than 20% of replacement cost of required) over the land; with or the affected portion, or equivalent to without building the actual cost of repair. This will be confirmed by permit the implementing agency and concurred with by the affected household during the DMS Severe impact (i.e., Owners of the . Cash compensation at replacement house is no longer viable structures with or cost for the entire structure. for continued use and without acceptable . For allowances see Item 8 for shops the entire structure is to proof of ownership and Item 9 for houses below. be acquired over the land; with or without building This will be confirmed by permit the implementing agency and concurred with by the affected household during the DMS 4. Secondary Loss of, or damage to, Owners of the . Cash compensation at replacement structures assets structures with or cost (kitchen, latrine, without acceptable etc.) proof of ownership over the land; with or without buil