Interaction on Water Knowledge Hub

October 1, 2018: GUTHI attended a Consultative Workshop on Water Knowledge Hub jointly organized by Society of Public Health Engineers (SOPHEN) and Global Institute for Water Environment and Health (GIWEH), Switzerland atMalla Hotel, Lainchaur.

Bio-gas produced from human waste at Ratnapark benefiting shopkeepers

Published: September 09, 2018 11:15 am On: Kathmandu
HIMALAYAN NEWS SERVICE
Kathmandu, September 8

First bio-gas plant set up at Ratnapark has started producing gas.

Bio-gas produced from human waste collected from public toilets at Ratnapark has helped shopkeepers generate better income.

Chandra Yogi, who has bagged the contract to manage public toilets in the area, said that bio-gas produced using human excreta had created job opportunities.

THE SUBTLE RELATIONSHIP WITH WATER

Text and photo: Rahul G Rajkarnikar

Nepal rests between two gigantic land masses and graces an unpredictable landscape decorated with diverse vegetation and the animals adapted to live within. It only covers three percent of the landmass in South Asia. The largest water reserve in Nepal is merely four percent of the available reserve to the neighboring countries.

फोहोर व्यवस्थापनः अव्यवस्थाको पहाड

नगरको वातावरण, सौन्दर्य र नगरवासीको स्वास्थ्यसँग गाँसिएको फोहोर व्यवस्थापनप्रति जिम्मेवार निकाय गम्भीर छैनन्।