high mountain agribusiness and livelihood improvement

Environmental Compliance Monitoring Report

Semi-Annual Report No. 7

Grant Number: 0248 NEP July, 2018

Nepal: High Mountain Agribusiness and Livelihood Project

Prepared by the Government of Nepal for the Asian Development Bank.

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Government of Nepal

Department of Livestock Services

High Mountain Agribusiness and Livelihood

Improvement (HIMALI) Project

(ADB Grant No.: 0248-NEP (SF))

Environemntal Compliance Monitoring Report

of

HIMALI Sub-projects

(January to June, 2018)

Preparaed By

HIMALI Project

Project Management Unit

Harihar Bhawan, Pulchowk

Lalitpur

July, 2018

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

The High Mountain Agribusiness and Livelihood Improvement (HIMALI) Project being

implemented by the Ministry of Livestock Development (MoLD) with grant assistance

from ADB intends to increase income and employment of high mountain people through

value chain development of their niche agricultural, livestock and MAPs/NTFPs. The

HIMALI Project (the Project) has considered environmental component to address

environmental issues of sub-project (SP) implementation. The IEE report of the HIMALI

Project has been approved by Ministry of Agriculture Development (MoAD) in August

2014. The SPs under HIMALI grant are category “C” project and do not require an

individual EIA/IEE level of assessment.

The environmental safeguard of GoN and ADB is satisfactorily addressed in SPs

planning stages. Project procedural requirements such as screening of business plans,

review of required documents and field verification are considered necessary during SP

approval and planning phase. The Project has included environment management

practice as a contractual document for approved SPs and grantees are oriented on

environmental issues during contract. The Project has provided environment mitigation

and monitoring plan to make the mitigation and monitoring more effective.

Environment compliance status of 640 SPs has been reported till June, 2018. Spoil

management, landslide control and drainage management are not the significant issues

in SPs. Compost pits are constructed by most of the SPs. It is reported that a total of

7,770 trees were cleared during construction and implementation stage of SPs.

1,40,742 number of trees are planted as compensatory and additional plantation by

these SPs. According to the data from district, about 48,532 fodder trees and 229,748

fruits plants and 19,797 Utis are planted by SPs of livestock, fruit cultivation and

cardamom respectively. Grass cultivation is reported in 103 ha of land by livestock SPs.

MAPs including Lokta and Argeli are cultivated on 70 ha of land (22 ha of private land

and 41 ha of community forest). MAPs such as Chiraito, Atis are cultivated in 97 ha of

land of which Chiraito contributes major percentage. Safety gears and work camp

facilities are considered by most of the SPs. No social conflicts and impact to

indigenous people were noticed due to SP implementation. The project has established

Grievance Handling Mechanism in PMU and respective DPC offices. Till date, DPCs

have received and redressed 24 grievances.

Few practices such as water source management, grass land and forest management,

land management, trees plantation, alternate agriculture practice, MAPs/NTFPs

cultivation, bio-briquette production, livestock waste management and integrated pest

and nutrient management during agri-business implementation have helped not only to

moderate harm of climate change but also to exploit beneficial opportunities for

mountain people to adapt changing climate. The project has received environmental

monitoring reports from districts until March, 2018.

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Considering need of increasing green grass availability for livestock development the project has

distributed 4.9 metric ton of improved grass seed to government and NARC farms, and 10 project

districts during reporting period. Distributed grass seed include White clover, Alfa alfa, Cocksfoot,

and Rye grass. These seeds will increase availability of green grasses in coming season for the

livestock which intern contribute in increasing milk production in the districts.

The project through its Project Steering Committee meeting has coordinated with Ministry of Forestry

for policy level decision to implement HIMALI Project activities effectively in project districts.

Likewise, it has discussed and coordinated with forestry off district officials at department level in

solving issues like collection of raw materials for sub-projects from the forest.

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ABBREVIATION

ADB: Asian Development Bank

AEC: Agro-Enterprise Centre

BPs: Business Plans

CITES: Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora

CF: Community Forest

CP: Compensatory Plantation

DADO: District Agriculture Development Office

DAES: District Agro-enterprise Specialist

DAM: District Agribusiness Monitor

DDC: District Development Committee

DDR: Due Diligence Report

DFO: District Forest Office

DLSO: District Livestock Service Office

DMC: District Monitoring Coordinator

DMT: District Monitoring Team

DPC: District Project Coordination

EAM: Environment Assessment and Management

ECMR: Environmental Compliance Monitoring Report

EDDR: Environment Due-diligence Report

EMMP: Environmental Management and Monitoring Plan

GACs: Grant Assessment Committees

GoN: Government of Nepal

GRM: Grievance Redress Mechanism

ha: Hectare

HIMALI: High Mountain Agribusiness and Livelihood Improvement Project

IEE: Initial Environmental Examination

LNP: Langtang National Park

MAPs: Medicinal and Aromatic Plants

MoAD: Ministry of Agriculture Development

MoLD: Ministry of Livestock Development

NPWCs: National Parks and Wildlife Conserves

NR: Not Reported

NRs; Nepali Rupees

NTFP: Non-timber Forest Product

PMU: Project Management Unit

RFTQC Regional Food Technology and Quality Control

USD: US Dollar

WC: Work Camp

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Table of Contents

Executive Summary ........................................................................................................................................................... i

Abbreviation ...................................................................................................................................................................... iii

1. Background ............................................................................................................................................................. 1

2. Environment Safeguard in The HIMALI Project ............................................................................................. 1

3. Overall Environmental Safeguard Status .......................................................................................................... 2

4. Compliance Status with Environmental Covenants ...................................................................................... 3

5. Institutional Arrangement.................................................................................................................................... 3

5.1 Environmental Compliance Monitoring Mechanism ............................................................................... 4

5.2 Environmental Monitoring Mechanism in District .................................................................................. 4

6. Compliance with Environmental Safeguard Measures .................................................................................. 5

6.1 During Planning and Approval Phase ......................................................................................................... 5

6.1.1 Project Procedural Requirement ..................................................................................................... 6

6.1.2 Verification of necessary government’s approval ......................................................................... 6

6.1. 3 Environment Screening and categorization .................................................................................. 6

6.1.3 Public consultation minutes and resource use consent .............................................................. 6

6.1.4 Land Ownership ................................................................................................................................... 6

6.1.5 Environmental Assessment and Management Checklist ............................................................. 6

6.1.6 Incorporation of environment management practice ................................................................. 7

6.1.7 Budgetary Activities ............................................................................................................................. 7

6.1.8 Environment benefits by MAPs, Fruits and Cardamom SPs ...................................................... 7

6.2 During Implementation Stage ...................................................................................................................... 7

6.2.1 Soil erosion, landslide control, spoil management and drainage management...................... 9

6.2.2 Tree cutting and compensatory plantation.................................................................................... 9

6.2.3 Grazing land management .................................................................................................................. 9

6.2.4 MAPs/NTFPs cultivation to reduce stress on natural resource ............................................ 10

6.2.5 Land management by Orchard and Cardamom ........................................................................ 10

6.2.6 Waste generation and waste management system ................................................................... 10

6.2.7 Waste water management .............................................................................................................. 11

6.2.8 Firewood Management .................................................................................................................... 11

6.2.9 Water resource and irrigation management .............................................................................. 11

6.2.10 Safety measures and public health .............................................................................................. 12

6.2.11 Management of Chemical Fertilizer and Pesticides ................................................................ 12

6.2.12 Organic Farming.............................................................................................................................. 12

6.2.13 Social Conflicts and adverse impacts to indigenous people ................................................. 12

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6.2.14 Work camp facilities ...................................................................................................................... 12

6.2.15 Child labor ........................................................................................................................................ 13

6.2.16 Employment and wage discrimination ....................................................................................... 13

6.2.17 Violation of laws and regulation of GoN .................................................................................. 13

6.2.18 Coordination with offices of Forest, National Parks and Conservation Area ................. 13

6.2.19 Orientation on environmental issues to District Team, Stakeholders and Proponent . 13

6.2.20 Field Visits by District Team ........................................................................................................ 14

6.3 Grievance handling mechanism ................................................................................................................ 14

6.3.1 Institutional arrangement for grievance handling ...................................................................... 14

6.3.2 Grievances received and addressed ............................................................................................. 14

6.4 Climate change adaptation measures...................................................................................................... 14

6.5 Issues raised during review Mission ........................................................................................................ 15

6.5.1 Management of Diseased Trout in rainbow Trout sub-projects ........................................... 15

6.5.2 Environmental compliance status of Satya Herbal (MW-002) ............................................... 18

6.5.2 Food Safety Issues in food/fruits processing Sub-projects ...................................................... 20

7. Corrective action and recommendation ...................................................................................................... 22

List of Table Table 1: Summary of compliance status of implementation stage (Till June, 2018) .................................... 8

Table 2: Rainbow Trout SPs and Management Practice of Dead and Diseased Trout ............................ 17

Table 3: Preliminary Environment Compliance Status of Satya Herbal ....................................................... 19

Table 4: List of SPs for food hygine ...................................................................................................................... 20

Table 5 : Issue, corrective action, recommendation and responsible agency ............................................ 22

List of Figure Figure 1: Institutional arrangement for environmental compliance monitoring & reporting ................... 4

Figure 2: Cut Trees and Plantation ......................................................................................................................... 9

Annexes

Annex 1: Planning stage (Annex 1) and Implementation stage (Annex 2) environmental

compliance status (As of June, 2018)

Annex 2: Status of compliance with loan and grant covenants (As of June, 2018)

Annex 3: Sub-projects category and their number (As of June, 2018)

Annex 4: Environment Management and Monitoring Plan of Satya Herbal

Annex 5: Photographs

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1. BACKGROUND

The High Mountain Agribusiness and Livelihood Improvement (HIMALI) Project being

implemented by the Ministry of Agriculture Development (MoAD) (Now, Ministry of

Livestock Development-MoLD) with grant assistance from ADB intends to increase

income and employment of high mountain people through value chain development of

their niche agricultural, livestock products and MAPs/NTFPs. The project assists

farmers and downstream businesses to strengthen linkages and take advantage of the

gradual improvement in infrastructure in order to create demand for mountain products.

A demand driven approach has been used for mobilization of interested producer

groups, provision of support for quality improvement, value adding and product

aggregation into quantities of scale sufficient to attract demand-side business,

stimulation of private sector agribusiness development and reduction of risk exposure to

businesses investing in the high mountain districts. The project grants is being provided

to eligible entities for implementing viable agribusiness plans that demonstrate income

and employment benefits in the project districts. The project has three major

components; i) Mountain Agribusiness Development; ii) Value Chain Capacity

Development; and iii) Project Management.

2. ENVIRONMENT SAFEGUARD IN THE HIMALI PROJECT

The major objectives of the ADB on the environment are to incorporate environmental

component in development planning and integrate environmental safeguards across

ADB operations. As per Safeguard Policy of ADB (2009), HIMALI Project is classified as

environmental category “B” which requires preparing Initial Environmental Examination

(IEE). The HIMALI Project had prepared an IEE report which has been approved by

Ministry of Agriculture Development (MoAD) in August 2014. All the contracted sub-

projects (SPs) are category “C” project and do not require EIA/IEE level of assessment.

The agribusiness SPs under HIMALI project if not requiring an IEE study will be

subjected to preparation of Environmental Due Diligence report (EDDR). The HIMALI

project has considered environmental component to address environmental issues of

SP implementation. In order to address environmental issues, the project has

developed/adopted formats of environment assessment and management (EAM)

checklist with compliance to ADB’s environmental requirements. Environment is

considered during all phase of business plans (BPs) approval, agreement and

implementation.

The project procedural requirements such as submission of necessary documents

(approval letter, recommendation letter and agreement paper), incorporating

environment assessment and management (EAM) checklist, environmental screening of

BPs by independent Grant Assessment Committees (GACs), field verification,

incorporation of environment management practice during contract are considered

during SP approval and planning phase. Similarly, environmental monitoring to ensure

the compliance of mitigation measures during implementation stage is also considered

by environment safeguard of the HIMALI Project. Besides assessing ADB’s and GoN

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regulatory requirements during planning and implementation phase, environmental

compliance monitoring also assesses project environmental requirements for awarding

grant, the compliances of contractual commitment made on environment and

implementation of environmental management practice. Compliance monitoring of SPs

will be carried out by PMU, District level project staffs and other line agencies (MoLD,

MoAD, DADO, DLSO, DFO, NPWCs, DDC etc.). The project is strengthening

environmental compliance monitoring and reporting by structured formats, follow ups,

feedbacks, orientations and training to the district team.

3. OVERALL ENVIRONMENTAL SAFEGUARD STATUS

The environmental safeguard requirements of GoN and ADB are satisfactorily

addressed in SPs planning and implementation stages. The project has adopted

procedural requirements such as environmental screening of BPs and EAM checklist

review during business plans evaluation. Public consultation meeting minute, land

ownership paper, required agreement papers, approval/recommendation letters (from

DFO, CFUG, DADO, DLSO and Offices of National Park and Conservation Area) are

also carefully assessed during BPs approval process. During evaluation, the project

may also require additional documents for public consent for resource utilization, waste

management plan, water source/demand, firewood source/demand and raw material

source/demand. The field verification is also conducted to assess provided information

in BPs and additional information suggested by the project. The SPs have also included

environment management practice such as compost pit, water management, organic

fertilizer, solar set, grass cultivation, trees plantation, MAPs/NTFPs cultivation etc.

Specific to the SPs categories, a simplified environmental management practice has

been prepared and included to the SP contract document as recommended by IEE.

There are 640 SPs of Livestock and Poultry, vegetables and spices, Fruits,

MAPs/NTFPs and Miscellaneous. The type of project and their number is provided in

Annex 3. Out of 640 SPs, 3% are categorized as large agribusiness (cost ranges above

NRs. 5 million), 27% are medium agribusiness (cost ranges from NRs. 2 million to NRs.

5 million) and rest are categorized as small agribusiness (Cost upto NRs. 2 million).

None of these SPs requires environment assessments (i.e. IEE and EIA). These large

SPs along with few SPs like meat processing, milk processing, MAPs/NTFPs

processing are recommended to follow Environment Management and Monitoring Plan

(EMMP) matrix as provided by the project.

The project has included the environment management related activities such as

compost pit, grass cultivation, MAPs/NTFPs cultivation, irrigation management, plastic

pond, bio-fertilizer, bio-pesticides, tree plantation, solar light set, solar drier and safety

measures in SPs’ activities. The project has also included grazing/pasture land

management, forage and hay production, additional trees plantation, promotion of

MAPs/NTFPs cultivation, compensatory trees plantation, organic farming, balance use

of recommended pesticides, use of personal protective wares and use of alternative

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source of energy for drying/boiling/cooking and improved/modern drying methods in

environment management section of contract document. From the preliminary

calculation of SPs, around 5% of total NRs. 829 million (HIMALI Grant) is estimated for

these management practices. The project has also emphasized participation of women,

local people and inclusion of dalits, indigenous and deprived communities in SP related

activities. The project has also considered the issues of resource utilization and social

conflict management. No violations of local traditions, culture and indigenous people,

promotion of local labor, avoidance of under aged workers, written consent for utilizing

common resources, slope stabilization through engineering and bioengineering

measures, minimizing trees cutting (if unavoidable), adoption of balance cut & fills,

provision of first aid kit, spoil management and construction of compost pits, soak pits,

septic pits are considered during implementation of SPs. Grantees are also oriented in

environmental issues and management during contract. Specific to the SPs, EMMP is

also prepared and shared to the SPs during implementation.

The project has redressed the 24 grievances documented in districts. The project has

been receiving environmental monitoring reports from districts.

4. COMPLIANCE STATUS WITH ENVIRONMENTAL COVENANTS

There are 5 loan and grant covenants for safeguard specified for the project.

Environmental safeguard related activities are in compliance with grant covenants as

regular follow up actions are being taken according to approved PAM and IEE report.

(Refer Annex 2 for Detail)

5. INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENT

Regarding to the institutional arrangement, the project has established project

management unit (PMU) in central level and District Project Coordination Office (DPC)

in respective districts to monitor and evaluate SP status including environment

safeguard compliance. MoLD has appointed a Class-I officer from the Department of

Livestock Services (DLS) as a Project Director to head the project management unit

(PMU). The PMU is responsible for implementation, coordination, monitoring and

evaluation of the sub-projects. The PMU comprises government deputed staffs,

contracted staffs and team of consultants to assist PMU and to monitor the SPs. For

each of the 10 districts, the MoLD has assigned the Senior Officer of DLSO or DADO as

District Project Coordinator (DPC) for district office depending on the predominant value

chains and program profile. The DPCs have the provision of a team of District

Monitoring Coordinator (DMC), District Agribusiness Monitor (DAM) and District Agro-

enterprise Specialist (DAES) to assist DPC and to monitor from district level. DLS/DoA

Regional Directorates of four regions (Mid-western, Western, Central and Eastern) have

been assigned limited responsibilities for their coordination in training and technical

services, monitoring and reporting, in addition to line agency functions between center

and district.

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For planning stage environmental compliance, the project had the provision of

environment and social safeguard specialists in Grant Assessment Committees (GACs)

to screen environment requirements, necessary documents, environmental assessment

and management (EAM) checklist during evaluation. They recommended SPs to

incorporate additional information and suggestions. Along with the field verification

format and suggestions provided by PMU, DMTs and DPCs conducted field verification.

To ensure the safeguard compliance during planning and implementation stages, the

project has the provision of intermittent inputs of environment expert in PMU. Besides

SPs visit, the environment expert also prepares environment monitoring and reporting

formats and enhances the capacity of district team for monitoring and reporting. The

environment expert also coordinates with district stakeholders. With the help of

structured checklist, DMTs are mobilized for environment compliance monitoring of SPs

and their reporting to the project. The monitoring team in HIMALI project also includes

required environment status during their regular SP monitoring.

The project has established grievance handling mechanism (GHM) in project

management unit and district project coordinator offices of all working districts where

the grievances from stakeholders are documented, redressed and reported.

5.1 ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE MONITORING MECHANISM

Environment compliance monitoring mechanism is given in following chart.

Figure 1: Institutional arrangement for environmental compliance monitoring and reporting

5.2 ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING MECHANISM IN DISTRICT

District Project Coordinators are the main responsible persons in district to monitor

environmental issues and their reporting. Each District has a team of DAES, DMC and

DAM under DPC coordinator to monitor the SPs’ environmental compliance status.

These teams along with concerned stakeholders from DADO, DLSO, DFO jointly

monitor the compliance status. These teams have already been provided environmental

trainings and provided a structured monitoring checklists and reporting formats along

with monitoring and reporting guideline in Nepali. Monitoring checklists are used during

SPs Environment

Compliance Monitoring

• Review documents and include environment

management practices during contract

• Document/redress grievances

• Sub-project monitoring

PMU

DPCs (DAES,

DAM &DMC)

GACs

• Screen Project procedural requirements, EAM

checklist during approval

• Recommend for additional environmental

assessment and suggestions

• Assist to set planning stage indicators

• Set compliance indicator for implementation phase

• Review compliance status both in planning &

implementation stage

• Sub-projects visits, feedbacks, follow ups, design

monitoring and reporting formats, organize training,

work with GAC& recommend Project & sub-projects

to adopt environment requirement

• Prepare ECMR and necessary reports

• Assist to prepare necessary documents during

planning phase, field verification

• Assess environment compliance status during

implementation and report to Environment Expert

• Suggest environment impact mitigation measures

• Document/redress grievances

Environment

Expert

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visit and reporting formats are updated and sent to the project’s environment expert in

every three months. The environmental expert reviews and makes necessary

recommendation and compiles them to incorporate in quarterly, semiannual and annual

report as per requirement. DMTs are also oriented in environmental monitoring and

reporting in every six months. Now, the district teams are monitoring environmental

status of SPs and the project has been receiving environmental report regularly.

6. COMPLIANCE WITH ENVIRONMENTAL SAFEGUARD MEASURES

Compliance status of environmental safeguard measures for both planning and

implementation stage is provided in Annex 1a and Annex 1b (as prescribed by ADB).

The contracting period of new SPs is over, thus no new SP is contracted during the

reporting period of January to June, 2018. The planning stage compliance status of

contracted SPs was provided in previous Semiannual Environment Compliance

Monitoring Report (SECMR). Implementation stage compliance status is reported till

June, 2018. DMT of the respective districts use the formats to collect the information of

waste management, trees used, compensatory plantation, additional plantation, fodder

trees plantation and grass cultivation. Information on raw material used, their cultivation

status and firewood demand for MAPs/NTFPs processing SPs are also collected.

Number of fruits trees and area of cultivation in fruits cultivation SPs are also collected.

Utis plantation and area of cardamom cultivation in Cardamom SPs are also collected.

Besides these, social issues such as impact to indigenous people, resource use

consent, use of safety measures and grievances are also noted during visit. The

information are updated and sent to the Environment Expert of PMU in quarterly basis.

Environmental expert verifies this information and compiles/updates them to produce

semiannual environmental compliance monitoring report.

6.1 DURING PLANNING AND APPROVAL PHASE

The project has followed the project and the government’s procedural requirement

during planning stage. The format of environmental compliance status during planning

phase includes environment screening, environment categorization of SPs, EAM

checklist, public consultation minute, resource use consent and budget for environment

management related activities. Environmental screening is carried out for all the

contracted SPs. It is found that all the contracted SPs are "category C" project. Permits

from forest, DADO/DLSO and user groups, resource use consent paper, public

consultation minute, EAM checklist were submitted along with the proposal.

Environmental management practices are included in all SPs contract paper and

grantees were oriented on environment issues during contract and district level training.

NRs. 829 million of HIMALI grant is contracted which comes to be 73 % of total

investment cost NRs. 1132 million. 5% of such contracted grant has been utilized for

environment management related activities such as grass cultivation, solar use and

compost pit by contracted 640 SPs.

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6.1.1 Project Procedural Requirement

Environmental screening of BPs by environmental safeguard specialists of GACs as per

the project environment requirement and field verification by DPCs and district team

were conducted during grant approval phase. The project procedural requirements were

conducted for all 640 contracted SPs.

6.1.2 Verification of necessary government’s approval

Agreement paper, necessary permits and approval letter from DFO, Community Forest

User Group (CFUG), Office of National Park and Conservation Area, recommendation

letter from DADO/DLSO were pre-requisite for the project evaluation and grant

approval. These documents were carefully screened by DPCs, GACs and PMU.

Potential impacts such as deforestation, loss of grazing land, resource use

conflicts/social conflict are being mitigated through these documents. The SPs such as

chiraito/satuwa cultivation, forest grazing dependent livestock husbandry, sea-buck

thorn juice processing have submitted the approval letter from forest, national parks and

conservation areas as per requirement.

6.1. 3 Environment Screening and categorization

All the contracted SPs were screened with reference of environment aspect. All SPs are

found under “category C”, thus do not require IEE and EIA level of assessment. The

environment expert suggested DMT to prepare EDDR for respective SPs.

6.1.3 Public consultation minutes and resource use consent

The project has assessed the community consultation minutes for all BPs during

evaluation. The BPs without these minutes were either rejected or recommended to

make community consultation and submit it with BPs. Thus, all the contracted SPs have

included community consultation minute. Besides few suggestions, these minutes also

include resource utilization consent from community. The new contracted SPs have also

submitted the necessary minute and consent letter.

6.1.4 Land Ownership

The project requires land ownership paper for construction activities. The activities such

as grass/MAPs/NTFPs cultivation, vegetable production also requires land ownership

document or written agreement for land lease. There is no land acquisition issue due to

SPs implementation.

6.1.5 Environmental Assessment and Management Checklist

The BPs without the EAM checklist is rejected. It is found that EAM checklists are

included in BPs all contracted SPs. As the environment management practices in the

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submitted EAMs were not explained clearly and are insufficient, questionnaires have

been developed and adopted during monitoring.

6.1.6 Incorporation of environment management practice

The screening questionnaires of the EAM matrix and mitigation measures proposed

initially were insufficient to address the potential impacts and their mitigation measures.

The project has now started adopting SP’s specific environmental management practice

as a contractual document. The environmental issues were also discussed with the

grantee during contract.

6.1.7 Budgetary Activities

The project has allocated budget for activities such as grass cultivation, compost pit,

irrigation/water resource management, plantation, organic manure and solar set etc.

From the preliminary calculation of 640 SPs, about 5% (i.e. about NRs 40 million) of

total grant agreement cost has been allocated on these activities.

6.1.8 Environment benefits by MAPs, Fruits and Cardamom SPs

Till the reporting period, 97 SPs under MAPs, 81 SPs of fruits and 20 SPs of cardamom

were contracted. These SPs have great environment benefits in terms of land

management, increased number of trees and reduced dependency on forest resource.

The proponents have expanded the cultivated land area, number of fruits by their own

initiation and neighbours of the proponent are also attracted to these activities due to

market accessibility and technical assistance.

6.2 DURING IMPLEMENTATION STAGE

The compliance status of 640 SPs has been reported till June, 2018. A summary of

compliance status of implementation stage is given in Table 1 and detail status is

provided in Annex 1 b.

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Table 1: Summary of compliance status of implementation stage (Till June, 2018)

Annex 1 b: Status of Environmental Safeguard during Implementation Stage (Till June, 2018)

For All Visited SPs Livestocks Orchard

Management MAPs/NTFPs Cardamom SPs

Name of SPs & Code

SP Objectiv

es

Cut tree

Number

Compensatory Plantation

(Target/Planted)

Additional Tree Plantati

on (Survived) (Y/N) if Y give number

Nos of grievance

s document

ed

No of grievanc

es resolved

No of grievances under processi

ng

Grass Cultivation Area (Ropani)

Number of

Planted

Fodder

Trees

Number of fruits plant plante

d

Number of

Sapling sold (For

nursery)

Area of Land for

fruit cultivati

on (Ropani)

Raw material required/

Day (Kg/Day)

Area of cultivati

on in private

land (Ropani)

Quantity of

Firewood per

day (Kg/Da

y)

Cardamom

Cultivation Area (Ropani)

Number of Utis trees

Planted

Required firewood

for processi

ng (Kg/year)

T P

01-Sankhuwasa

bha 51 514 12850 305 5192 2 2 0 248 4860 1450 0 68 114 965 100 0 0 0

02-Solukhumbu

49 396 9900 0 2150 2 2 0 174 960 1600 2000 80 600 952 800 306 2398 5000

03-Dolkha 145 1249 29785 6990 15952 0 0 0 621 33798 21802 28816

1 359 1840 808 2067 592 17399 6400

04-Rasuwa 71 871 21775 838 1116 0 0 0 332 719 0 0 0 4500 407 660 0 0 0

05-Manang 26 1736 43400 5350 6008 1 1 0 25 0 60742 7000 735 0 0 0 0 0 0

06-Mustang 39 93 2275 1550 1802 0 0 0 193 417 0 26450 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

07-Dolpa 74 661 16450 4732 6625 13 13 0 130 3304 93,89

5 5,000 314.13 220 16.5 110 0 0 0

08-Jumla 70 1169 29385 8778 7187 1 1 0 46 179 20967 3 2055 222 194 455 0 0 0

09-Mugu 45 952 24400 1047

8 24317 5 5 0 61 3474 25458 0 64 0 8 0 0 0 0

10-Humla 70 129 3225 2040 2882 0 0 0 189 821 3834 12600 261 0 15 0 0 0 0

Total (till December,

2017) 640 7770

193445

41061

73231 24 24 0 2019 4853

2 2297

48 341214

3936.13

7496 3365.5 4192 898 1979

7 11400

During Reporting period of

Dec to June, 2018

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6.2.1 Soil erosion, landslide control, spoil management and drainage management

Soil erosion and landslide issues occur during construction and land preparation by

SPs. As there are no major construction activities in HIMALI funded SPs, the landslide

and soil erosion issues are not significant. However; the project has encouraged SPs to

adopt preventive measures to cope with those potential issues. All the generated spoils

from minor construction activities are managed by SPs themselves. Drainage is

considered for liquid waste and waste water from processing (Dairy/MAPs/NTFPs/Meat)

and livestock SPs.

6.2.2 Tree cutting and compensatory plantation

During the land preparation

and to meet the requirement

of firewood and wood for

construction activities, trees

are cleared by few SPs. It is

reported that 7,770 trees

were cleared by 640 SPs. It

is calculated that about

194,250 trees should be

planted as compensatory

plantation (as of 1:25

provision). These cut trees

are compensated by

compensatory plantation, additional plantation, fruit plantation and fodder plantation.

The detail plantation status is in Annex 1b (Refer Figure 1).

6.2.3 Grazing land management

Besides getting prior approval from district forest office, community forest user group,

national parks and conservation areas for livestock grazing, few SPs have also

practiced grazing land management practices. The SPs have allocated budget for grass

cultivation in public and private land. The Project has supported for grass cultivation and

encourage for hay production for winter feeding for livestock. Among 312 visited SPs of

Yak/Chauri/Sheep/Chyangra/Cow, about 50% SPs are reported their own grazing land

and 20 SPs are under stall feeding. Grass cultivation on 103 ha (2019 Ropani) of land

and plantation of 48,532 fodder trees plantation are reported till date (Refer Table 1).

Proponents are encouraged for forage cultivation in marginal without compromising

food security i.e. no any forage cultivation at prime agriculture land. The coordination

with district forest office/National Park and Conservation Area is also made to assess

carrying capacity of forest grazing land. The details of grazing land

(ownership/approval), fodder tree plantation and grass cultivation in livestock SPs are

also provided in Annex 1b.

7770

194250

4106173231

48532

229748

341214

19796

050000

100000150000200000250000300000350000400000

Figure 2: Cut Trees and Plantation

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6.2.4 MAPs/NTFPs cultivation to reduce stress on natural resource

Sustainable harvestings of forest products (MAPs, NTFPs) are applied to maintain

natural regeneration capacity of products. For the SPs especially MAPs/NTFPs

processing, proponents are encouraged to cultivate these products in private/marginal

land to meet the raw material demand and to reduce the pressure on forest. To reduce

the impacts, proponents are provided trainings on sustainable extraction/harvesting of

raw materials. The practice of receiving approval letter from district forest offices to

collect raw material has also helped to minimize the impact. Moreover, the project

follows the recommendations from district forest offices and includes them in

environment management practice. The project has also allocated budget for their

cultivation in their private land. The SPs have also managed their private forest,

promote cultivation locally. From the available report from districts, Lokta and Argeli

are cultivated on about 25 ha (498 ropani) of private land 35 ha of community land by

13 SPs of Nepali handmade paper. Aromatic plant (Gaultheria fragrantissima-

wintergreen-Machhino in Nepali) is managed on 35 ropani of community forest land.

These SPs have received written approval for the raw material collection if the source

is forest or community forest (Refer Table 1). The project will coordinate with district

forest and have agreed to assess sustainable yield of these products. Besides, the

project has also supported 97 SPs for MAPs/NTFPs including Chiraito cultivation and

MAPs nursery which has also helped to reduce the stress on natural resource.

6.2.5 Land management by Orchard and Cardamom

The project has supported various SPs of Apple, Walnut, Pomegranate, Orange, Kiwi

and cardamom cultivation which add the greenery as well. About 50000 apple plants in

28 ha by Agro-manang and 10,000 pomegranate plants in 2 ha by Tamakoshi

agriculture farm of Dolkha are two major SPs in fruits cultivation. According to the

report, SPs of Orchard management, a total of 229,748 of apple, pomegranate, orange

and kiwi have been planted in 200 ha (3936 Ropani) of land. Nursery also sells 341,214

saplings of these plants. About 45 ha (898 Ropani) of land is cultivated by 16 SPs of

cardamom production (Refer Table 1). The project has also recommended SPs to use

vegetation as fencing if needed.

6.2.6 Waste generation and waste management system

According to the nature of SPs, wastes such as urine/manure from livestock, unused

parts of vegetables, used plastics/bottles, date expired material and degraded products

are generated. Compost pits are proposed for most of these SPs. Few SPs such as

piggery, cattle farming have taken self-initiation for urine/manure and waste water

collection pit. About 500 SPs have reported compost pit/soak pit. Organic degradable

wastes are composted by pit or pile method. It is reported that few livestock SPs have

practiced selling of manure and urine from which they are generating revenues.

According to record book, Kaka Khatri cow farming SPs of Sankhuwasabha generates

NRs 20,000 per month by selling 2 Tractor manure and urine. About 99,749 kg of

animal manure and 25,660 Litres of urine were sold per month. The SPs such as meat

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processing, NTFP processing requires soak pit for waste water management. A

separate pit/or practice for non-degradable waste (plastic, bottles etc.) is suggested to

the SPs.

6.2.7 Waste water management

Water is commonly used in processing and cleaning activities. Waste water is common

in processing activities (Milk, Meat, NTFPs/MAPs and Juice) and livestock SPs. SPs are

now paying attention to waste water management even though not considered initially.

For example, meat Processing SP of Mugu has started collecting waste water in pit.

Besides encouraging individual waste management practice, soak pits are also

considered for processing SPs such as handmade paper, MAPs processing, fruit

processing, dairy, slaughter slabs and livestock. It is reported that all Nepali handmade

paper production SPs have constructed soak pit for waste water management.

6.2.8 Firewood Management

SPs such as Handmade Paper, Milk and Jadibuti processing, demand more firewood

for cooking/drying activities. Other SPs of milk production, livestock, cardamom drying,

also requires firewood for cooking activities. In season, about 4,013 kg of firewood is

daily needed by MAP/NTFPs processing subprojects. According to proponent, about 30

kg of firewood is required for drying 1 kg cardamom. About 11,400 kg/yr of firewood is

used for cardamom drying SPs. This firewood is derived legally from community forest

and private forest. SPs also require firewood for cardamom drying. SPs are

encouraged for solar drier, modern cooking stoves and trees plantation to reduce the

dependency on forest for firewood. Tora Juice SP of Mustang has been using electricity

instead of firewood. Dairy of Mustang, they are demanding electric machinery for

pasteurization process due to high cost of LPG gas and shortage of firewood. Dry fruits

processing SP of Marpha has installed solar drier for fruits drying. The cardamom drying

SP of Dolkha has constructed improved drier and the handmade paper SP of

Solukhumbu has demanded electric cooker. The project has also recommended SPs to

plant fast growing trees and additional plantation in private or marginal land to meet

firewood demand. During the visit, it is found that the proponents have also managed

their private forest for trees and wood, thus reducing the pressure on forest.

6.2.9 Water resource and irrigation management

Written consent of water source utilization from user groups has mitigated the potential

social conflict. SPs have allocated budget for construction of intake, reservoir tank,

plastic ponds especially for apple cultivation and vegetable production. The water used

for Trout SPs does not compete with community drinking water purpose. The trout SPs

of Rasuwa have received approval from Langtang National Park (LNP) for water source

utilization. Few SPs are provided budget for reserve tank, drip irrigation, sprinkle, water

resource management and plastic ponds. It is recommended that the conservation of

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water source, assessment of alternative sources of water, water availability and water

requirement are needed for sustainable use of water.

6.2.10 Safety measures and public health

The project has made the provision of protective gears like mask, gloves, shoes, apron

etc. during SPs contract. Processing SPs of Lokta, Milk and MAPs requires operation of

machine. Few SPs have also allocated budget for gloves, mask and boots. Use of

gloves and mask while handling and applying pesticides is recommended by SPs. In

addition to the compulsory use of safety measures during performing work, it is

suggested that first aid box should be made available at the site.

6.2.11 Management of Chemical Fertilizer and Pesticides

The SPs of vegetable and fruit production use the chemical pesticides to kill unwanted

pests. Pesticides also kill the beneficial organisms like spiders, ladybird, beetles that are

the predators of plant pests. Residual effect of chemical pesticides may remain in

environment for long period and hence have harmful effects to the human health. So,

SPs are suggested to use only prescribed dose of recommended chemical pesticides

and sell their products only after pesticides effect is over. SPs have also allocated

budget for compost fertilizer and bio-pesticides. The Kiwi SP of Dolkha and vegetable

production SP of Humla, Jumla and Mugu are using bio-pesticides. If chemicals are

used, it is suggested to keep them safely in a closed cabinet away from the reach of

children.

6.2.12 Organic Farming

Priorities have given for using compost, animal manure and bio-fertilizers as far as

practicable. Soil and nutrient conservation techniques like cyclic cultivation, planting of

nitrogen fixing leguminous plants, mulching, plantation of hedgerows etc. are also

suggested to lower the use of chemical fertilizers. Awareness and training for

composting and organic farming are also provided to the farmers. The use of pesticides

is not noticed during visit as the SPs are located in high altitude and cold region.

6.2.13 Social Conflicts and adverse impacts to indigenous people

No major social conflict issues and negative impact to the life of indigenous people were

reported yet. It is found that the indigenous people are also benefitted positively in terms

of employment; entrepreneur and economic growth. The project has the provision public

consultation minute and source utilization consent which has reduced such impacts.

6.2.14 Work camp facilities

The construction activities are minor. Local people are used, thus, provision of

construction work camp is non-significant. Temporary labour camp with these facilities

will be considered if needed. During implementation, Few SPs have constructed a

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guard room, store house or house for workers. These facilities should have toilets and

drinking water facilities. Thus SPs are suggested to construct toilets and provide

drinking water.

6.2.15 Child labor

No child below 16 years is employed as a labour in any SP activity.

6.2.16 Employment and wage discrimination

From the preliminary findings, the number employment per SP is 5. Till July, 2018 about

3300 employment opportunity is created by 640 SPs. About 10, 209 persons were

engaged in HIMALI subprojects as regular and seasonal employee.

No wage discrimination for women performing similar nature of work is reported yet.

6.2.17 Violation of laws and regulation of GoN

The project/SPs have followed the rules and regulation of GoN during their

implementation.

6.2.18 Coordination with offices of Forest, National Parks and Conservation Area

Aide Memoire Review Mission of May, 2016 has also recommended the project’s

environment expert to coordinate with District Forest Offices to assess the availability of

raw material of MAPs/NTFPs SPs and firewood requirement by SPs. Environment

expert has also visited offices of Makalu Barun National Park of Sankhuwasbha,

Lagngtang National Park of Rasuwa, DFOs of Sankhuwasabha, Dolkha, Jumla and

Mugu and shared the activities and environmental status. Representatives of these

offices have appreciated the project’s activities. They also suggested assessing carrying

capacity of grazing land, sustainable harvesting of raw material and their availability in

coordination with respective stakeholders.

6.2.19 Orientation on environmental issues to District Team, Stakeholders and

Proponent

Environment training was conducted to district stakeholders such as DADO, DLSO and

DFO. The orientation to the district team is a regular activity to be held every six

months. Now, environmental session is included in training to the district stakeholders

conducted by PMU and AEC. Environment expert also oriented business proponents of

Mugu and Jumla about environmental requirements of the project. Environmental

sessions are now also included to district level trainings conducted by AEC. Proponents

are also briefed by District Team and Environmental Expert during visit.

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6.2.20 Field Visits by District Team

Total 640 SPs of implementation stages have been visited and compliance status has

been incorporated/updated (as given in Annex 1b). The photo during visit is provided in

Annex 4.

6.3 GRIEVANCE HANDLING MECHANISM

The project and DPC offices of all districts have started documenting, redressing and

reporting of received grievances. Grievances are also received during the SP

monitoring.

6.3.1 Institutional arrangement for grievance handling

DPC coordinator is the main responsible person in district to redress the grievances

received. In Project, the Project Director takes the responsibility for overall grievance

handling. The HIMALI team of districts and PMU will receive the grievances. DPCs,

DMCs, DAESs, DAMs and other stakeholders jointly deal the issues.

6.3.2 Grievances received and addressed

Till date, the PMU/DPC has received and addressed 24 grievances. No major

environmental grievances were reported during the reporting period of January to June,

2018. According to the report from districts, most of the grievances are for agreement

delay, budget reduction and financial release. The grievances such as delay in

reimbursement and partnership issues during implementation are locally resolved.

6.4 CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION MEASURES

Few practices during agribusiness implementation have helped not only to moderate

harm of climate change but also to exploit beneficial opportunities for mountain people.

Besides considering poverty reduction and food security of mountain people, water

resource management, grass land and forest management, marginal land management,

additional trees plantation, bio-briquette promotion, livestock waste management and

integrated pest and nutrient management are few major practices adopted in

agribusiness activities of the project which add mountain people to adapt changing

climate. Improved crop and grazing land management to increase soil carbon storage,

restoration of cultivated peaty soils and degraded lands, improved livestock and manure

management to reduce CH4 emissions, improved nitrogen fertilizer application

techniques to reduce N2O emissions are few measures to reduce climate change

impact. Likewise, improved energy efficiency, mulch farming, cover cropping,

conservation tillage and water management are also considered important for climate

change mitigation. The project has considered organic farming, use of compost and

animal manure, organic fertilizer and bio-pesticides for the agriculture SPs.

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There are 97 MAPs/NTFPs SPs in which 67 SPs are for MAPs cultivation and 5 for

nursery. Similarly, there are 13 SPs of Nepali handmade paper SPs, 4 SPs of Sea Buck

Thorn, 3 SPs of aromatic oil, 1 SP of essential oil, 2 SPs of Allo and 2 SPs of Jatamansi

Processing. These SPs are also promoting cultivation of these NTF products which has

reduced the pressure to the forest. Similarly, the project has also supported for the SPs

such as bio-briquette production, incense production and rainbow trout farming. These

SPs are also considered as an alternate agriculture practice to adapt climate change

impacts for mountain people. About 315 SPs of livestock such as cow farming, goat

farming, sheep rearing and yak rearing require forage and grass. The projects has also

considered for grass cultivation and fodder plantation to reduce the pressure on forest

and grass land. There are 38 SPs of apple/orange/pomegranate/walnut cultivation

production have increased the number of plants and helped combating soil erosion and

land degradation. 26 SPs of Kiwi fruits production and 15 nurseries of fruits have

attracted the local people for cultivation which could be the alternate agriculture practice

to increase their income. 20 SPs of cardamom has also helped to manage degraded

land. 59 SPs of vegetable production (within Tunnel) and water management and

source conservation may also help to adapt climate change impact. The project has

supported to construct water reservoir tank, drip irrigation, use of sprinkles, water

source protection which have helped as adaptation measures for potential water

scarcity. The DPCs have established 199 (MAPs/fodder/fruits) nurseries.

As the agriculture and forestry are the major potential for GHG mitigations, the project

will emphasize the agribusiness activities with biological diversity, ecosystem service

and forest and grazing land management to reduce vulnerability to climate change. The

project has coordinated with district forest office, district soil conservation office, national

park and conservation office for activities such as afforestation, reforestation, forest

management, reduced deforestation rate, forage management, land management,

water source/watershed management and conservation pond. The project will give

priorities on topping up of the SPs for increasing forest area, protecting watershed,

managing degraded land, forage nursery management and plantation activities.

6.5 ISSUES RAISED DURING REVIEW MISSION

Major environmental issues raised during recent review mission (Aide Memoire Review

Mission, January, 2018) are i) Management of Diseased Trout, ii) Environmental

Compliance Status of Satya Herbal Products iii) Food Saftey Issue in food/fruit

processing SPs. Preliminary finding on these issues are given in following headings.

Final status of these issues will also be dealt during next reporting.

6.5.1 Management of Diseased Trout in rainbow Trout sub-projects

There are 11 SPs of Rainbow Trout in Solukhumbu (1), Dolkha (1), Mustang (1),

Manang (2) and Rasuwa (6). As all the trout were dead, It is reported that the SP of

Dolkha is now inactive. The major environmental issues associated to these SPs are

water source availability, trout escape and management of diseased and dead trout. A

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separate environment management practice is provided to each trout SP considering

the issues and proponents are provided awareness on the environmental issues during

contract. Environment Management and Monitoring Plan in matrix form along with

environmental management guidelines is also prepared and provided to district team to

monitor environmental issues effectively. The matrix and checklist also include possible

trout escape from raceway and its consequences to the environment.

ADB has suggested to consider issue of diseased trout management practice. From the

report from the district, the disease is a major problem in the trout farming. There is no

provision for separate raceway for diseased trout treatment in most of the SPs. These

diseased trout will be treated along with other healthy trout in same raceways. However,

the SPs of Himalayan rainbow trout of Rasuwa (Photo 1), Beni rainbow trout of

Solukhumbu (Photo 2) and Danakyu rainbow Trout of Manang have made a special

arrangement (photo provided) for diseased trout. The Himalayan rainbow trout has used

safety net at last raceway and has been keeping such trout which are recuperating

somehow. Similarly, Beni rainbow trout farm has constructed a pond (8 m× 5 m× 1.5 m)

to keep such trout. The pond also captures the escaped trout as well. According to him,

about 60 to 65 kg of trout per year are being captured. The Danakyu rainbow trout has

allocated one raceways for such diseased trout.

The proponents are suggested to adopt any of the measures as adopted by Rasuwa,

Solukhumbu and Manang according to their convenience. Preliminary status of 11

rainbow trout SPs has been provided in

Table 2. The final status after recommendation will be presented during final report.

Photo 1: Net kept on raceway for diseased trout (04-028 Photo 2: Pond for escaped and diseased trout (02-022)

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Table 2: Rainbow Trout SPs and Management Practice of Dead and Diseased Trout

S.N

District

SP Code No.

Name and Address

No Racew

ays

Provision for diseased

trout

Provision for dead

trout Remarks

1 Solukhu

mbu 02-022

Beni Rainbow Trout Fish Farm, Beni-6

14 Constructed additional Pond

Decompose into Pit

Pond saves NRs. 72000 per year

2 Dolakha 03-014* Jiri Rainbow Trout Fish Industry, Jiri-8

NA Dead trout disposed in large pit

ll trout (costs NRs. 35 Lakh) were dead

3 Rasuwa 04-001

New Himalayan Rainbow Trout Hatchery Production and Feed Industry, Dhunche-03

3 No separate raceway

Decompose into Pit

Hatchery, 2 raceways added

4 Rasuwa 04-002

Nagung Women Agriculture Co-operative Society Ltd., Dhunche V.D.C. Ward-9


Decompose into Pit

1 raceway added

5 Rasuwa 04-007

Himali Rainbow Trout Fish Production and Marketting Centre, Dhunche -3


Decompose into Pit

2 raceways added

6 Rasuwa 04-011

Krishi Rainbow Trout Fish Farming Industry, Syaphru-5


Decompose into Pit

4 raceways added

7 Rasuwa 04-028

Himalayan Rainbow Trout Production Pvt. Ltd., Dhunche V.D.C., Ward-04

14 Provision of separate raceway

Decompose into Pit

Last raceways is partitioned for diseased trout

8 Rasuwa 04-069 The Green House, Syaphru V.D.C. Ward-4


Decompose into Pit

2 raceways addded

9 Manang 05-007

Manang Rainbow Trout Fish Farm, Dharapani V.D.C. Ward No. 04

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No separate raceway. Trout will be treated along with healthy Trout (no effect to healthy trout)

Trout dead by consuming leaves will be consumed for eating. Trout dead will be decomposed in pit.

Trained technical person available.

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10 Manang 05-035 Danakyu Rainbow Trout Fish Farm, Tachi Bagarchhap-9

30 Provision of separate raceway

Decompose into Pit

Treatment will be done separately

11 Mustang 06-003

Ghasa Rainbow Trout Industry, Lete V.D.C. Ward No. 02


Decompose into Pit

Treatment will be done with healthy trout

* SPs is inactive

6.5.2 Environmental compliance status of Satya Herbal (MW-002)

The major environmental issue from the implementation of Satya Herbal Products Pvt.

Ltd. (MW-002) is identified as raw material supply which leads the loss of Jatamansi

(Nardostachys jatamansi) due to untimely and over harvesting from forest. The industry

has included some of the concerns regarding to the sustainable supply of Jatamansi in

approved business plan. Based on the business plan, the SP demands 30,000 Kg per

year of raw Jatamansi from Karnali Zone primarily Mugu,Jumla and Humla. For this, it

has contracted locals for supplying raw material. It will also provide training to the local

collectors for collection, storage and deliverance these materials. It will also establish

resource centers for Jatamansi in respective HIMALI districts. It has also planned to

promote cultivation of Jatamansi through locals. From the report of other experts,

telephone communication, the SP is not able to get raw material, export the jatamansi

oil and has not practiced the cultivation of Jatamansi as well. According to proponent,

recently promulgated CITES Act, 2074 has played a crucial role for collection,

production and export. Regarding to the production, the industry has stock of 90 kg of

Jatamansi, 8 tons Marc and 30 kg of extract. However, from the the yearly export permit

for Jatamansi till April, 2017, other herbal industries of same district were able to export

but not by Satya Herbal.

Jatamansi is listed CITES Appendix II. According to CITES Act, 2074, Government has

banned the export of Jatamansi within the country. While reviewing CITES Act, the

Government has provision of sample collection for which an organization should get the

approval from concerned department (Department of Forest for Plant). Detail of the

environment compliance status will be prepared and submitted after visit. The project

will also monitor the progress of environment management action plan as

recommended by recent Aide Memoire of Review Mission.

According to the proponent, the SP has established the laboratory for quality control.

For waste management, the SP has constructed pit for non-decomposable waste. The

processing waste is being used for firewood supplement. The liquid waste (hot water) is

stored in storage tank and used for irrigation. It is informed by proponent that the SP

has planted 2000 trees of eucalyptus and mango. The SP has also the provision of

safety measures such as gloves, mask, boot etc.

The preliminary environmental management compliance status is given in Table3. The

initially prepared (in October, 2015) and provided environment management and

monitoring plan of Satya Herbal is also given in Annex 4 (It will be finalized after visit).

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Table 3: Preliminary Environment Compliance Status of Satya Herbal

Environment

Issues Mitigation Measures

Monitoring indicator &

method Observation

Compliance

Status

Construction

waste

Management of

construction waste Waste around site No waste was seen Complied

Illegal

harvesting of

Jatamansi

Collection with prior

approval from forest,

Follow the rules and

regulation of GoN

Letter from DFO, Any

complaint/grievance of

such illegal harvesting

No illegal

harvesting.

(Collectors will

receive the

approval)

Complied

Contract with local

collectors

Rotational harvesting

(harvest per 3-4 years)

Contract document with

local collectors

Contract document

is submitted during

BP,

Complied

during Business

Plan

Depletion of

MAPs/Jatamans

i

Calculation of amount &

availability in forest Research document No document Not complied

Commercial cultivation

Jatamansi Cultivation area in field No cultivation Not complied

Training local people,

farmers, community and

traders about

sustainable harvesting

Training Document No document Not complied

Benefits to local

farmers and

traders

Resource Centre for

primary processing

(drying, bailing and

packaging) Jatamansi

Resource Centre

establishment at field

No Centre is

developed yet Not complied

Training for contracted

suppliers and local

collectors

Training Document No training

conducted Not complied

Forest

depletion for

firewood

demand

Use of rice husk, coal,

Use of electricity,

Provision of generator

Observation, use of rice

husk, other source

Use of rice husk

(minor), processing

waste

Partially

Complied

Procured from private

forest Observation

No complain for

firewood Complied

Waste

water/liquid

waste

The hot water from

processing unit will be

separately managed

Observation Water storage pit

constructed Complied

waste from

processing (Ash,

coal)

The ash from processing

unit will be used as

fertilizers

Observation Managed Complied

The packaging material

& non-decomposable

solid waste will be

managed separately.

Pit, separate provision Managed Complied

Occupational

health safety Safety measures Observation

Use of safety gears

should be

promoted

Complied

Quality control

Establishment of

laboratory in industry,

certified by GoN

Laboratory

Industrial

Laboratory establi

shed

Complied

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6.5.2 Food Safety Issues in food/fruits processing Sub-projects

There are 34 food/fruits/milk/meat/honey production/processing SPs such as local food

processing (2), honey bee (8), Bakery (3), dairy (3) cheese (4), meat processing (4),

Apple processing (5) and Dale Chuk (4), Herbal Tea (1). All these SPs will be monitored

for food hygiene point of view. During field, it was recommended that these SPs should

receive the certificate from Regional Food Technology and Quality Control (RFTQC) in

respective region. During visit, two SPs of Tora Juice of Mustang and Rasuwa, 1 SP of

bakery of Humla have received the certificate from RFTQC that should be renewed. The

status of food safety of these SPs will be presented during next reporting (Project

Completion Report).

As suggested in recent Aide Memoire of Review Mission, the food safety issue for

bakery items, dairy products, juice items and honey production will be focused in

coming days. The SPs thus identified for food safety concerns are provided in Table 4.

The proponents will be recommended and facilitated to receive certificates from

Department of Food Technology and Quality Control (DFTQC).

Table 4: List of SPs for food hygine

S.N District SP Code Business Objective Name and Address of Proponent's

1 Dolpa 07-008 Bakery Production Himalayan Bakery Industry, Dunai V.D.C. Ward No. 01

2 Mugu 09-034 Bakery Production Mik Bakery Industry, Shreenagar V.D.C. Ward No. 05

3 Humla 10-032 Bakery Production Humla Food Industry, Simikot V.D.C. Ward No. 03

4 Dolakha 03-177 Honey Production Galaxy Bee Farm, Kabre V.D.C. Ward No. 07

5 Dolpa 07-160 Honey Production Nabeen Milk and Honey Production Industry, Dunai V.D.C. Ward No. 05

6 Mugu 09-011 Honey Production Nirmala Bee Keeping and Honey Processing Industry, Pina -3

7 Mugu 09-093 Honey Production Himalayan Bee Concern Centre, Karkibada V.D.C. Ward No. 04

8 Humla 10-020 Honey Production Pemajing Met and Sonam Commercial Bee Keeping Farm, Hepka-2

9 Humla 10-044 Honey Production Kailash Bee Keeping Business, Jaair V.D.C. Ward No. 04

10 Humla 10-083 Honey Production Humla Bee Keeping Business Farm, Gothi V.D.C. Ward No. 07

11 Humla 10-113 Honey Production Ghattekhola Bee Keeping Commercial Farm, Melchham V.D.C. Ward No. 01

12 Dolpa 07-047 Apple Processing Kanjiroba Apple Processing Industry, Sunhu V.D.C. Ward No. 04

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13 Dolpa 07-067 Apple Processing Fruits Processing Juice Industry, Sunhu V.D.C. Ward No. 09

14 Jumla 08-012 Apple Processing Himali Multipurpose Co-operative Society Ltd, Malikathata V.D.C-9

15 Humla 10-055 Apple Processing Sonisa Apple Slice and Juice Industry, Thenhe V.D.C. Ward No. 06

16 Mugu 09-033 Apple Processing Mahadev Fruits and Processing Industry, Karkibada V.D.C. Ward No. 04

17 Rasuwa 04-013 Dairy Establishment Menchyu Dupchyo Agriculture Co-operative Society Ltd., Dhunche V.D.C. Ward No. 04

18 Mustang 06-001 Dairy Establishment Mustang Dairy Industry, Marpha V.D.C. Ward No. 08

19 Humla 10-042 Dairy Establishment Ongmu Commercial Yak Farming Farm, Khagalgaun V.D.C. Ward No. 03

20 Solukhumbu 02-033 Yak Cheese and Ghee Prodution

Numbur View Cheese Industry, Beni V.D.C. Ward No. 07

21 Dolakha 03-013 Yak Cheese Production

Gaurishankar Himalayan Dairy Farm, Mali V.D.C. Ward No. 03

22 Manang 05-012 Yak Cheese Production

Manang Yak Cheese Industry, Tanki Manang V.D.C. Ward No. 09

23 Mustang 06-023 Yak Cheese and Milk Prodution

Dhauligiri Guru Shangmo Cheese Industry, Kowang V.D.C. Ward No. 02

24 Rasuwa 04-081 Seabuck Thorn Squash Production

Himalayan Fruits Processing Industry, Dhunche V.D.C. Ward No. 05

25 Mustang 06-002 Seabuck Thorn Squash Production

Muktinath Multipurpose Co-operative Society Ltd., Muktinath VDC Ward No. 04

26 Jumla 08-127 Seabuck Thorn Squash Production

Bherikhola Seabuckthorn Processing Industry, Tamti V.D.C. Ward No. 02

27 Humla 10-001 Seabuck Thorn Squash Production

Ramdev Fruits Processing Centre, Thenhe -7]x]_ V.D.C. Ward No. 02

28 Dolpa 07-009 Herbal Tea Production

Himali Herbal Tea Industry, Dunai V.D.C. Ward No. 01

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7. CORRECTIVE ACTION AND RECOMMENDATION

The project has focused on statistical information of environment related issues

such as tree loss, compensatory/additional plantation, grazing land area,

grass/fodder cultivation, waste/waste water management, firewood demand, raw

material (NTFPs/MAPs) requirement, grievances etc. The project will also focus

on recommendations given during Review Mission such as food safety,

environment management action plan, sustainable harvesting of raw material

and project completion report for coming days activities (Refer Table 5).

Table 5 : Issue, corrective action, recommendation and responsible agency

SN ISSUES CORRECTIVE ACTION & RECOMMENDATION RESPONSIBLE AGENCY

1

Food safety issues

for food/fruit

processing

• Aware SPs to get the certificate from

Regional Food Technology and Quality

Control

PMU/ DPC

2

Facilitate for the

submission of

Environment

Management Action

Plan of Satya

Herbal

• Conduct Field visit

• Aware proponent on environmental issues

• Assist proponent for Environment

Management Action Plan

• Prepare Environment Monitoring Report

Proponent/PMU/Environ

ment Expert

2

Sustainable

harvesting of raw

material, orientation

in environmental

protection (As

recommended by

ADB)

• Coordination with concerned stakeholders

(Forest)

• Training to business owner for sustainable

harvesting

• Promoting proponent for Raw material

cultivation

• Involvement of local stakeholders during

training and monitoring

• Orientation to stakeholders on

environmental protection

PMU/AEC

4

Additional Raceway

for keeping

diseased trout

• Aware and orient proponent to take action

for keeping additional raceway PMU/DPC

5

Preparation of

Project Completion

Report

• Prepare environment section for Project

Completion Report

PMU/Environment

Expert

Considering need of increasing green grass availability for livestock development the project has

distributed 4.9 metric ton of improved grass seed to government and NARC farms, and 10 project

districts during reporting period. Distributed grass seed include White clover, Alfa alfa, Cocksfoot,

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and Rye grass. Government farm which received improved grass seeds include Yak dairy farm,

Shyangboche, Solukhumbhu, Livestock farm, Jiri, Sheep development farm, Panchsay Khola and

Goat development farm, Chitlang. Similarly, the farms under NARC which had received the seeds are

Pasture Research Farm, Rasuwa, and Mountain Livestock Research Station, Jumla. Non-project

district like Taplejung, Panchthar, Terhathum, Bhojpur, Ramechhap, Sindhupalchowk Gorkha,

Myagdi and Kalikot are also given some amount of grass seeds. These seeds will increase availability

of green grasses in coming season for the livestock which intern contribute in increasing milk

production in the districts.

The project through its Project Steering Committee meeting has coordinated with Ministry of Forestry

for policy level decision to implement HIMALI Project activities effectively in project districts.

Likewise, it has discussed and coordinated with forestry officials at department level in solving issues

like collection of raw materials for the sub-projects from the district forest.

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Annexes

Annex 1: Status of Environmental Safeguards during Planning (Annex 1 a)

and Implementation stage (Annex 1 b)

Annex 2: Status of compliance with loan and grant covenants

Annex 3: Sub-projects category and their number

Annex 4: Environment Management and Monitoring Plan of Satya Herbal

Annex 5: Photographs

S. N. Business Objective No of SPs

Environment

al screening

is carried

out? (Yes/

No)

Environment

category of

the project /

subproject

(A/B/C/FI)

Permits/approval

s/

recommendation

s from

Forest/National

Parks/ received

(Y/N)

Permits

from

DADO/DL

SO

(Yes/No)

Resource

use

consent

received

(Y/N)

Public

consultation

minute

included

(Y/N)

EAM is

included in

Business

Plan (Y/N)

Environment

mgmt

practice

included in

contract (Y/N)

DDR is

prepared

(Yes/No)

Environment mgmt

Related activities

1 Livestock SPs 348

1.1 Livestock Production 335

1.1.1 Yak/Chauri 50 Y C Y Y Y Y Y Y N

Grass Cultivation,

Solar Set, Grass land

management

1.1.2 Goat/Chyangra/Sheep 234

Grass Cultivation,

Solar Set, Compost

Pit

1.1.3 Pig 22 Y C NA Y Y Y Y Y N Waste, social issues

1.1.4 Cattle/Buffallo 27 Y C NA Y Y Y Y Y NStall feeding, waste,

grass cultivation

1.1.5 Poultry/Mule 2 Y C NA Y Y Y Y Y NStall feeding, waste,

grass cultivation

1.2 Livestock Processing 13

1.2.1 Milk/Cheese processing 7 Y C NA Y Y Y Y Y YFood safety, liquid

waste

1.2.2 Meat processing 4

1.2.3 Wool/Pashmina 2 Y C NA Y Y Y Y Y N Waste

2 Vegetable and Spices 82

2.1 Fresh vegetables 45 Y C NA Y Y Y Y Y NCompost, organic

farming, IPM

2.2 Vegetable seed 5

2.3 Potato 5

2.4 Cardamom 20 Y C NA Y Y Y Y Y NIrrigation, improved

Bhatti, Plantation

2.5 Mushroom 3 Y C NA Y Y Y Y Y Nwood requirement,

plastic

2.6 Spices 4

3 MAPs/NTFPS 97

3.1 Allo processing 2 Y C Y Y Y Y Y Y N Waste

3.2Chiraito

production/processing49 Y C Y Y Y Y Y Y N Fertilizer

3.3Jatamansi

production/processing3 Y C Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Waste, cultivation

3.4 Saffron cultivation 5 Y C Y Y Y Y Y Y N Irrigation

3.5 Sea-buck thorn 4 Y C Y Y Y Y Y Y N Food safety

3.6 Nepali Paper 13 Y C Y Y Y Y Y Y Ywaste water,

firewood, cultivation

3.7 MAPs Other 21 Y C Y Y Y Y Y Y Nwaste water,

firewood, cultivation

4Fruit

production/processing81

4.1Apple/walnut/promeogra

nate production36 Y C NA Y Y Y Y Y N

Compost, organic

farming, IPM

4.2 Cirus production 4

4.3 Kiwi production 26

4.4 Fruit processing 7

4.5 Fruit Nursery 8

5 Other 32

5.1 Essential Oil 1 Y C NA Y Y Y Y Y N

5.2

Local crop

processing/Bakery/Herba

l tea

6 Y C NA Y Y Y Y Y N Food safety

5.3 Rainbow trout 11 Y C NA Y Y Y Y Y Y

Escape of trout,

dead/dideased trout

management

5.4 Bee keeping 8 Y C NA Y Y Y Y Y N Food Hygine

5.5 Agro-tourism 2 Y C NA Y Y Y Y Y N Waste

5.6 Bio-briquette/Inscence 4 Y C Y Y Y Y Y Y N health and safety

Note: DDR- Due Diligence Report; EAM- Environment Assessment and Management Plan;

Annex 1a: Status of Environmental Safeguards during Planning Stage

Cost detail will be provided next reporting

S. N. Business Objective No of SPs

Environment

al screening

is carried

out? (Yes/

No)

Environment

category of

the project /

subproject

(A/B/C/FI)

Permits/approval

s/

recommendation

s from

Forest/National

Parks/ received

(Y/N)

Permits

from

DADO/DL

SO

(Yes/No)

Resource

use

consent

received

(Y/N)

Public

consultation

minute

included

(Y/N)

EAM is

included in

Business

Plan (Y/N)

Environment

mgmt

practice

included in

contract (Y/N)

DDR is

prepared

(Yes/No)

Environment mgmt

Related activities

Environment related activities: Compost pit/Soak pit/Compost fertilizer/Bio-pesticides /Grass cultivation/Irrigation mgmt/Plastic pond/Solar light/or other safety measures

included in Budget

T P

Mude Chiraito Production

Center (01-001), Num-4

Chiraito &

Seed

production

0 0 0 500 0 0 0 100

Nishan Allo Cloth Udog (01-

003), Khandbari-10

Allo

Processing7 175 0 0 0 0 0

Hururu Cardamom Nursery

Production Center (01-

004), Matsyapokhari-5

Cardamom

Sapling5 125 0 300 0 0 0

Arun Barun Argi and

Tourism Center (01-005),

Matsyapokhari-5

Chiraito &

Seed

production

8 200 0 450 0 0 0 54

Dawalamu Herbal

Production and Buying

Selling Center (01-007),

Matsyapokhari-5

Chiraito &

Seed

production

8 200 0 150 0 0 0 53

Hururu Herbal Production

Center (01-008),

Matsyapokhari-5

Chiraito &

Seed

production

5 125 0 100 0 0 0 50

Sakrante Chiraito



Chiraito &

Seed

production

5 125 0 100 0 0 0 35

Barun Chiraito Production

Center (01-011), Hatiya-4

Chiraito &

Seed

production

8 200 0 300 0 0 0 75

Matsyapokhari Chiraito



Chiraito &

Seed

production

4 100 0 100 0 0 0 53

Khorande fresh vegetable

production business plan

(01-013), Khandbari

Municipality-1

Vegetable

Production0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Kakakhatri cow farm,

Khadabari Municipality-1,

Sankhuwasabha (01-014)

Milk

production0 0 0 0 0 0 0 32 60

Barun paper udog

Khandabari Municipality-3,


Handmade

Paper

Production

8 200 250 600 0 0 0 114 50 100

Sawnepani pig farm (01-

016), Chainpur VDC-2Piggery 2 50 0 0 0 0 0

Mude Cardamom Nursery


017), Num-4

Cardamom

Sapling10 250 0 300 0 0 0

Sherpa Chiraito Production

Center (01-019), Diding-9

Chiraito &

Seed

production

8 200 0 200 0 0 0 34

Bhawani orange farm,

Barhabishe-5,


Orange

production0 0 0 0 0 0 0 700 0 30

Tinjure Agriculture


023), Tamaphok VDC-8

Milk

production6 150 0 0 0 0 0 75 475


For All Visited SPs Livestocks Orchard Management MAPs/NTFPs Cardamom SPs

Number of

Sapling sold

(For nursery)

Name of SPs & Code SP ObjectivesCut tree

Number

Compensatory

Plantation

(Target/Planted)

Additional Tree

Plantation

(Survived) (Y/N)

if Y give number

Nos of

grievances

documente

d

No of

grievances

resolved

No of

grievances

under

processing

Grass

Cultivation

Area (Ropani)

Number of

Planted

Fodder (Dale

Ghaas) Trees

Number of

fruits plant

planted

Required

firewood for

processing

(Kg/year)

Area of Land

for fruit

cultivation

(Ropani)

Raw material

required/Day

(Kg/Day)

Area of

cultivation in

private land

(Ropani)

Quantity of

Firewood per

day (Kg/Day)

Cardamom

Cultivation

Area

(Ropani)

Number of

Utis trees

Planted

T P


Number of

Sapling sold

(For nursery)


Number

Compensatory

Plantation

(Target/Planted)

Additional Tree

Plantation

(Survived) (Y/N)

if Y give number

Nos of

grievances

documente

d

No of

grievances

resolved

No of

grievances

under

processing

Grass

Cultivation

Area (Ropani)

Number of

Planted

Fodder (Dale

Ghaas) Trees

Number of

fruits plant

planted

Required

firewood for

processing

(Kg/year)

Area of Land

for fruit

cultivation

(Ropani)

Raw material

required/Day

(Kg/Day)

Area of

cultivation in

private land

(Ropani)

Quantity of

Firewood per

day (Kg/Day)

Cardamom

Cultivation

Area

(Ropani)

Number of

Utis trees

Planted

Solung Pig Farm,

Pathibhara V.D.C.

Ward No. 04 (01-024)

Piggery 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0

New Devithan Goat

Husbandry Farm,

Pathibhara V.D.C.

Ward No. 08 (01-025)

Goat

Husbandry20 500 0 0 0 0 0 7 50

Angla goat farm (01-026),

Sitalpati VDC-6

Goat

Husbandry4 100 0 0 0 0 0 7 400

Tikachhandra Farm (01-

027), Sidhakali VDC-1

Vegetable


Kalika enterprise vegetable

production (01-028),

Sitalpati VDC-1

Vegetable


Chiring Chuting Livestock

Rearing Farm,

Matsyapokhari V.D.C.

Ward No. 05 (01-029)

Goat

Husbandry30 750 0 0 0 0 0 5 154

Rayale beshi pig farm (01-

030), Khandbari

Municipality-11

Piggery 15 375 0 0 0 0 0 7 0

Barsedanda Vegetable


032), Khandbari-4

Vegetable


Pragatisil Goat Farm (01-

033), Chainpur-15

Goat

Husbandry42 1050 0 0 0 0 0 3 550

Mahangkali Goat Farm (01-

034), Akhibhuin-5

Goat

Husbandry42 1050 0 0 0 0 0 8 876

Sidhakali Incense Udog

(01-035), Chainpur-7

Incense

production5 125 0 100 0 0 0

Simkharka Goat Farm (01-

036), Nundhaki VDC-9

Goat

Husbandry68 1700 0 0 0 0 0 60

Sendabuk Chiraito


037), Chepuwa-1

Chiraito &

Seed

production

10 250 0 400 0 0 0 151

Khorande pig farm (01-

038), Khandbari 1Piggery 2 50 0 150 0 0 0

Sita Cow Farm (01-040),

Khandbari 11

Milk

production47 1175 0 0 1 1 0 23 800

Fukam Sheep Farm (01-

041), Barabise-2

Sheep &

Wool

production

0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Sunakhari Incense Udog

(01-042), Akhibhuin-5

Incense

production3 75 55 0 0 0 0

Thumsinghtar Goat Farm

(01-043), Wana-8

Goat

Husbandry20 500 0 0 0 0 0 60

Mayam Chiraito Production

Center (01-044), Makalu-9

Chiraito &

Seed

production

5 125 0 300 0 0 0 92

Rupa Vegetable


045)

Vegetable


High Mountain

Multipurpose Agri Center

(01-046), Tamaphok-6

Milk

production5 125 0 0 0 0 0 25 300

T P


Number of

Sapling sold

(For nursery)


Number

Compensatory

Plantation

(Target/Planted)

Additional Tree

Plantation

(Survived) (Y/N)

if Y give number

Nos of

grievances

documente

d

No of

grievances

resolved

No of

grievances

under

processing

Grass

Cultivation

Area (Ropani)

Number of

Planted

Fodder (Dale

Ghaas) Trees

Number of

fruits plant

planted

Required

firewood for

processing

(Kg/year)

Area of Land

for fruit

cultivation

(Ropani)

Raw material

required/Day

(Kg/Day)

Area of

cultivation in

private land

(Ropani)

Quantity of

Firewood per

day (Kg/Day)

Cardamom

Cultivation

Area

(Ropani)

Number of

Utis trees

Planted

Sakewa Pig Farm (01-

050), Diding-2Piggery 7 175 0 17 0 0 0 2

Angnima Herbal

Production and Buying

Selling Center (01-051),

Pathivara-7

Chiraito &

Seed

production

10 250 0 200 0 0 0 35

Ekuwa Pathivara Chiraito


052), Pathivara-1

Chiraito &

Seed

production

15 375 0 300 0 0 0 85

Jit Bahadur Chiraito


053), Madi-11,

Sankhuwasabha

Chiraito &

Seed

production

5 125 0 575 0 0 0 98

Laliguras Goat Farm (01-

055), Pathivara VDC-9

Goat

Husbandry35 875 0 0 0 0 0 1 105

Kalika Sheep Farm (01-

057), Barabise VDC-3

Sheep &

Wool

production

0 0 0 0 1 1 0 10 200

Yamphu Cow Farm (01-

058), Khandbari-3

Milk

production0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 10

Lohorun Pig Farm (01-

059), Sitalpati-6Piggery 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Kusum Cardamom Nursery


060), Hatiya-4

Cardamom

Sapling5 125 0 0 0 0 0

Ranjana Commercial

Orange Farm (01-061),

Sitalpati-6

Orange

production0 0 0 0 0 0 0 750 38

Guptswor Women Group

Goat Farm Udog (01-062),

Wana-9

Goat

Husbandry20 500 0 0 0 0 0 20 400

Sidhakali Goat Farm (01-

074, Chainpur-7

Goat

Husbandry10 250 0 0 0 0 0 7 360

Himali Sheep Farm (01-

081), Hatiya-4

Sheep &

Wool

production

0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Durga Sheep Farm (01-


Sheep &

Wool

production

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

01-Sankhuwasabha 51 514 12850 305 5192 2 2 0 248 4860 1450 0 68 114 965 100 0 0 0

Himganga Likhurimai Krishi

Farm, Chaulakharka 7,

Solukhumbu(02-014)

Cardamom

Production 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 4 3000

Himganga Mishrit Krishak

Farm, Chaulakharka 4,

Solukhumbu(02-017)

Cardamom

Production 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 148 1044 0

Namuna Krishi Farm, Goli

5, Solukhumbu(02-018)

Cardamom

Production 30 750 0 60 0 0 0 150 1350 2000

Beni Rainbow Trout Farm

Tatha Dana Utpadan

Kendra, Beni 6,

Solukhumbu(02-022)

Rainbow

Trout0 0 0 40 1 1 0

T P


Number of

Sapling sold

(For nursery)


Number

Compensatory

Plantation

(Target/Planted)

Additional Tree

Plantation

(Survived) (Y/N)

if Y give number

Nos of

grievances

documente

d

No of

grievances

resolved

No of

grievances

under

processing

Grass

Cultivation

Area (Ropani)

Number of

Planted

Fodder (Dale

Ghaas) Trees

Number of

fruits plant

planted

Required

firewood for

processing

(Kg/year)

Area of Land

for fruit

cultivation

(Ropani)

Raw material

required/Day

(Kg/Day)

Area of

cultivation in

private land

(Ropani)

Quantity of

Firewood per

day (Kg/Day)

Cardamom

Cultivation

Area

(Ropani)

Number of

Utis trees

Planted

Numbur View Cheese

Udhyog, Beni 7,

Solukhumbu(02-033)

Yak Cheese 0 0 0 100 0 0 0 0 0

Sherpa Chiraito Utpadan

Kendra, Nele 3,

Solukhumbu(02-035)

Chiraito

Cultivation70 1750 0 200 0 0 0 74

Ngdima Horticulture Farm,

Beni 5, Junbesi,

Solukhumbu(02-036)

Chiraito

Cultivation0 0 0 50 0 0 0 114

Himalayan Chirayita

Utpadan Kendra,

Bhakange 3,

Solukhumbu(02-040)

Chiraito

Cultivation60 1500 0 150 0 0 0 106

Sunakhari Mahila

Bakhrapalan Udhyog,

Lokhim 4, Solukhumbu(02-

041)

Goat

Husbandry0 0 0 250 1 1 0 0 0

Phugmoche Nepali Kagaj

Udhyog, Beni 5,

Phugmoche,

Solukhumbu(02-042)

Handmade

Paper

Production

0 0 0 50 0 0 0 100 40 150

PTL Dudh Utpadan

Udhyog, Garma 7,

Solukhumbu(02-043)

Milk

Production0 0 0 70 0 0 0 40 80

Everest Chiraito Tatha

Jadibuti Utpadan Kendra,

Salleri 2, Surke,

Solukhumbu(02-044)

Chiraito

Cultivation0 0 0 0 0 0 0 22

Nepal Mountain Herbs Pvt.

Ltd., Beni 6,

Solukhumbu(02-45)

Kiwi

Production0 0 0 0 0 0 0 200 2000 10

CBL Pashu Farm, Garma

7, Solukhumbu(02-046)

Goat

Husbandry0 0 0 250 0 0 0 50 100

Dudhkunda Dudh Utpadan

Udhyog, Salleri 2, Phaplu,

Solukhumbu(02-047)

Milk

Production10 250 0 150 0 0 0 60 30

PK Himchuli Nepali Kagaj

Udhyog, Goli 6,

Solukhumbu(02-048)

Handmade

Paper

Production

27 675 0 25 0 0 0 150 25 200

Dudhkunda Kiwi Krishi

Farm, Beni 9, Phera,

Solukhumbu(02-049)

Kiwi

Production0 0 0 0 0 0 0 200 0 10

Gorakhani Kiwi Farm,

Gorakhani 3,

Solukhumbu(02-050)

Kiwi

Production0 0 0 0 0 0 0 200 0 10

Najing Mahila Purush Taja

Tarkari Samuha, Beni 6,

Najing, Solukhumbu(02-

051)

Vegetable


LT Krishi Farm, Beni 3,

Tumbuk, Solukhumbu(02-

054)

Kiwi

Production0 0 0 200 0 0 0 200 0 10

Syare Jadibuti Utpadan

Kendra, Gudel 5, Syare,

Solukhumbu(02-056)

Chiraito


Kaku Pig and Livestock

Farm, Kanku 7,

Solukhumbu(02-057)

Piggery 2 50 0 150 0 0 0 0 0

T P


Number of

Sapling sold

(For nursery)


Number

Compensatory

Plantation

(Target/Planted)

Additional Tree

Plantation

(Survived) (Y/N)

if Y give number

Nos of

grievances

documente

d

No of

grievances

resolved

No of

grievances

under

processing

Grass

Cultivation

Area (Ropani)

Number of

Planted

Fodder (Dale

Ghaas) Trees

Number of

fruits plant

planted

Required

firewood for

processing

(Kg/year)

Area of Land

for fruit

cultivation

(Ropani)

Raw material

required/Day

(Kg/Day)

Area of

cultivation in

private land

(Ropani)

Quantity of

Firewood per

day (Kg/Day)

Cardamom

Cultivation

Area

(Ropani)

Number of

Utis trees

Planted

Salyan Akabare Chilli

Production Farm, Salyan

V.D.C. Ward No. 05(02-

066)

Akabare chilli

Production 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Ghumnemera Livestock

Farm,Kaku V.D.C. Ward

No. 09(02-072)

Milk

Production6 150 0 90 0 0 0 8 200

Livestock Goat

Farm,Dudhkunda

Municipality Ward No.

05(02-073)

Goat

Husbandry24 600 0 25 0 0 0 6 0

Dhaulagiri Pig Farm,Deusa

V.D.C. Ward No. 05(02-

074)

Piggery 3 75 0 30 0 0 0

Sero Bemousami Tarkari

Utpadan Kendra, Salyan

V.D.C 5 (02-052)

Vegetable


Khoria Chiraito Tatha

Jadibuti Utpadan Kendra,

Dudhkunda Municipality 6,

(02-055)

Chiraito

Cultivation30 750 0 0 0 0 0 76

Dokpa Chiraito Farm,

Juving 1 (02-076)

Chiraito

Cultivation20 500 0 0 0 0 0 21

Raj Jadibuti Utpadan

Farm, Kerung 8 (02-102)

Chiraito


Lama Jadibuti Utpadan

Farm, Dudhkunda

Municipality 4 (02-103)

Chiraito


Anupam Krishi Farm,

Dudhkunda Municipality 6

(02-104)

Vegetable


Chachalung Aduwa

Utpadan Kendra, Gudel 7

(02-091)

Ginger


Solukhumbu Krishi Farm,


(02-083)

Vegetable


Dimel Jadibuti Utpadan

Kendra, Tapting 9 (02-078)

Chiraito


C.G. Krishi Farm,


(02-116)

Kiwi

Production0 0 0 0 0 0 0 200 0 10

Mount Everest Krishi

Farm, Dudhkunda


Kiwi

Production0 0 0 0 0 0 0 200 0 10

D.L. Krishi Farm,


(02-117)

Kiwi

Production0 0 0 0 0 0 0 200 0 10

Cilicho Krishi Farm,

Chheskam 2 (02-081)

Kiwi

Production0 0 0 0 0 0 0 120 0 6

S.S. Jadibuti Utpadan

Farm, Dudhkunda


Satuwa

farming0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Himali Chauripalan Farm,


(02-118)

Chauri

Rearing0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Himchuli Pashu Farm,

Tamakhani 9 (02-077)

Chauri

Rearing0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

T P


Number of

Sapling sold

(For nursery)


Number

Compensatory

Plantation

(Target/Planted)

Additional Tree

Plantation

(Survived) (Y/N)

if Y give number

Nos of

grievances

documente

d

No of

grievances

resolved

No of

grievances

under

processing

Grass

Cultivation

Area (Ropani)

Number of

Planted

Fodder (Dale

Ghaas) Trees

Number of

fruits plant

planted

Required

firewood for

processing

(Kg/year)

Area of Land

for fruit

cultivation

(Ropani)

Raw material

required/Day

(Kg/Day)

Area of

cultivation in

private land

(Ropani)

Quantity of

Firewood per

day (Kg/Day)

Cardamom

Cultivation

Area

(Ropani)

Number of

Utis trees

Planted

Nagraj Bakhrapalan Farm,

Bhakange 9 (02-085)

Goat

Husbandry6 150 0 60 0 0 0 1 60

Lamjura Pashu Farm,

Bhakange 4 (02-086)

Goat

Husbandry4 100 0 50 0 0 0 4 300

Jaleswori Bakhrapalan

Farm, Waku 1 (02-087)

Goat

Husbandry14 350 0 40 0 0 0 5 190

Tulganga Organic Chiraito

Udhyog, DNP 6 (02-079)

Chiraito


Nepali Paper Industry,

DNP 3 (02-063)

Handmade

Paper

Production

60 1500 0 0 0 0 0 200 100 250

Numbur Himal Nepali Hate

Kagaj Udhyog, Bhakange

1 (02-065)

Handmade

Paper

Production

30 750 0 60 0 0 0 150 120 200

Chomolongma Krishi

Farm, Jubu 1 (02-068)

Kiwi

Production0 0 0 0 0 0 0 80 0 4

02-Solukhumbu 49 396 9900 0 2150 2 2 0 174 960 1600 2000 80 600 952 800 306 2398 5000

kalyankari pig farm ( 03-

117) sundrakwoti VDC -6

,Dolakha

Piggery 10 250 60 10 0 0 0 0 0

sunakhari Goat farm (03-

146 ) sundrawoti VDC- 8

,Dolakha

Goat

Husbandry14 350 40 0 0 0 0 18 144

Gorpang setidevi Alaichi

udhyog 03-104 , Jayaku-2

, Dolakha

Cardamom

Production 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 55 4000 0

OM buddha goat farm (03-

152 ) , Jhayaku-1 Dolakha

Goat

Husbandry42 1050 500 0 0 0 0 10 160

Jalvevi machhino Udhyog

(03-085) , Jhayaku -9 ,

Doalkha

Machhino oil

production 7 175 40 0 0 0 0 600 30 55

Namaste Masala Bali

Aalichi farm ((03-035), Suri-

Doalkha

Cardamom

Sapling5 125 50 0 0 0 0 180000 50 1000 0

Shaktishwor Sanakisan

krisi sahakari sangstha (03-

075) suri -5 , Dolakha

Cardamom

Production 0 0 0 5000 0 0 0 49 1200 0

Cherdung machhino

Udhyog (03-084), Jhayaku-

2 , Dolakha

Machhino oil

production 4 100 30 0 0 0 0 500 5 400

Gaurishanker Agro Biotec

Promotion ( Cardamom

nursery and cultivation ( 03-

078 ), Laduk VDC

Cardamom

Production 3 75 20 350 0 0 0 50 500 0

srijansil potato production

Agriculture farm ( 03-100) ,

Bhusafeda-2

potato seed

& potato and

vegetabel

production

4 100 35 150 0 0 0

sibasakti krisi farm (

Buffalo farm ( 03 -099)

Namdu VDC-3

Milk

production 21 525 150 0 0 0 0 7 155

shyrimchowk krisi farm (

03-076 ) , Shyama VDC-1

Butter and

chhurpi

production

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

T P


Number of

Sapling sold

(For nursery)


Number

Compensatory

Plantation

(Target/Planted)

Additional Tree

Plantation

(Survived) (Y/N)

if Y give number

Nos of

grievances

documente

d

No of

grievances

resolved

No of

grievances

under

processing

Grass

Cultivation

Area (Ropani)

Number of

Planted

Fodder (Dale

Ghaas) Trees

Number of

fruits plant

planted

Required

firewood for

processing

(Kg/year)

Area of Land

for fruit

cultivation

(Ropani)

Raw material

required/Day

(Kg/Day)

Area of

cultivation in

private land

(Ropani)

Quantity of

Firewood per

day (Kg/Day)

Cardamom

Cultivation

Area

(Ropani)

Number of

Utis trees

Planted

kesari taja tarkari krisi

farm ( 03-129), Bhi.na.pa.

10

Fresh

vegetable

production

10 250 0 0 0 0 0

Hills livestock and

agriculture develoment

center (03-027, Japhe

Goat

Husbandry60 1500 850 0 0 0 0 40 400

Urang Chauri Utpadan(03-

070 ), Lapilang VDC-7

Urang chauri

production

and ghee

and chhurpi

production

11 275 85 0 0 0 0 0 0

Gayetri Krisi Utpadan

(Cardamom cultivation (03-

033) , Jungu VDC-4

Cardamom

Production 25 625 500 4000 0 0 0 50 450 0

Gauri Shanker Himalayen

Dairy Farm ( 03-013), Mali

VDC-3

Cheese

production 5 125 60 200 0 0 0

Sherpa pig farm (03-007 )

Bhi na pa.10Piggery 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Pahadi Bastu Udhyog (03-

072 ) Shyama -7

Handmade

Paper

Production

15 375 160 0 0 0 0 40 20 52

Kalank Namuna kiwi tatha

krisi farm , Jiri 7 (03-150 )

Kiwi

Production6 150 50 0 0 0 0 200 0 15

Cherdung Milk Production

Chauri palan samuha Jiri-8

(03-066 )

Milk

production 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Mathilo sikri pasupalan

tatha krisi farm , Jiri-2 (03-

101 )

Kiwi

Production2 50 50 0 0 0 0 420 0 30

Jiri rainbow trout fish farm

Jiri-8 (03-014 )

Rainbow

Trout0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Homache Chauri palan

krisak samuha , Shyama -4

(03-179 )

Milk

production 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 0

Ama kiwi fruit udhyog ,

Bhi.Na.Pa. 10 (03-017 )Kiwi sapling 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 27 21661 5

Manglam kiwi fruit udhog

Bulung-7 (03-140 )

Kiwi

Production0 0 0 0 0 0 0 91 0 8

Baiteshwor bahukrisi tatha

anusandhan Pra.li Namdu-

8 (03-004 )

Milk

production 7 175 0 0 0 0 0 6 155

Namobuddha krisi farm(

Kiwi cultivation ) Suspa -9

(03-200 )

Kiwi

Production0 0 0 90 0 0 0 200 0 10

Asribad kiwi farm , Bonch

VDC (03-197 )

Kiwi

Production0 0 0 0 0 0 0 75 4500 7

Nabajyoti cardamom farm ,

Kabre 6 (03-062 )

Cardamom

Production 0 0 0 100 0 0 0 32 200 800

Tamakosi Nepali Kagaj

Udhyog ( 03-044) ,

Khopachagu )

Handmade

Paper

Production

33 825 250 1020 0 0 0 80 0 100

Baisakheshwor Mahadev

cow farm , Jiri 8 (03-130 )

Milk

production 7 175 70 0 0 0 0 11 170

Setideve goat farm ,

Namdu VDC 7 (03-171 )

Goat

Husbandry15 375 0 125 0 0 0 6 90

T P


Number of

Sapling sold

(For nursery)


Number

Compensatory

Plantation

(Target/Planted)

Additional Tree

Plantation

(Survived) (Y/N)

if Y give number

Nos of

grievances

documente

d

No of

grievances

resolved

No of

grievances

under

processing

Grass

Cultivation

Area (Ropani)

Number of

Planted

Fodder (Dale

Ghaas) Trees

Number of

fruits plant

planted

Required

firewood for

processing

(Kg/year)

Area of Land

for fruit

cultivation

(Ropani)

Raw material

required/Day

(Kg/Day)

Area of

cultivation in

private land

(Ropani)

Quantity of

Firewood per

day (Kg/Day)

Cardamom

Cultivation

Area

(Ropani)

Number of

Utis trees

Planted

KC multiple trade , Mali 6

(03-125 )Piggery 3 75 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Pathk goat farm , Pawoti

VDC (03-061 )

Goat

Husbandry67 1675 900 269 0 0 0 7 70

Charnawoti yekikrit nersury

production bonch vdc (03-

136 )

Kiwi and

cardamom

sapling

production

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7000 82000 7 7 N N

SIB agriculture productioin

( cardamom cultivation )

Lapilang -7 (03-088)

Cardamom

Production 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 40 300 0

Pembafuti jadibuti

supplayrs , Chankhu VDC-

6 (03-090 )

Akabare chilli

Production 5 125 0 0 0 0 0

Prakriti bahu krisi tatha

anusandhan pra.li , Suspa -

2 (03-022)

Goat

Husbandry8 200 100 1750 0 0 0 25 25000

Pragatisil krisi farm ,

Sunkhani VDC-8 (03-128)

Kiwi

Production0 0 0 0 0 0 0 109 0 8

Shyama krisi sahakari

Sangtha Li.Shyama-6 (03-

119)

Goat

Husbandry2 50 50 350 0 0 0 10 350

Gauri laxmi Bahu udesya

krisi farm Bhi.Na.Pa. 10

(03-077)

Milk

production 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 0

Shiwakoti krisi farm ,

Suspa-4 (03-144)

Vegetable

Production15 375 0 0 0 0 0

Buddha bakra farm ,

melung VDC -2 (03-108)

Goat

Husbandry33 825 500 0 0 0 0 6 72

Bhimendra pasupalan

tatha krisi bikas kendra

pra.li.melung-6 (03-030 )

Goat

Husbandry10 250 0 700 0 0 0 35 100

Ghagare kiwi kheti farm

,Bhi.Na.Pa.-10 (03-153 )

Kiwi

Production4 100 0 0 0 0 0 80 0 6

Samadumling krisi tatha

pasupalan farm , Vedpu

VDC-8 (03-001 )

Goat

Husbandry9 225 225 150 0 0 0 150 550

Jaleshwor goat farm,

melung (03-180 )

Goat

Husbandry4 100 100 159 0 0 0 5 150

Lo organic krisi tatha

pasupalan farm ,

dandakharka -4 (03-008 )

Goat

Husbandry17 425 100 152 0 0 0 8 170

Nepal organic jadibuti

Utpadan tatha prosodhan

farm , Shyama-6 (03-169)

Chirayito

Cultivation3 75 50 0 0 0 0 N 20 N

Pragatisil Alaichi krisi farm

, Kshatrapa -4 (03- 176 )

Cardamom

Production 6 150 0 0 0 0 0 30 500 0

Goganeshowri goat farm ,

Lamabagar-6 (03-193 )

Goat

Husbandry5 125 0 75 0 0 0 4 20

Sarbakhas krisi farm pra.li.

(03-164) , Mali-2

Kiwi

Production5 125 125 300 0 0 0 1150 0 80

Innovative pig farm ,

Bhusafeda -2 (03-054 )Piggery 10 250 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

T P


Number of

Sapling sold

(For nursery)


Number

Compensatory

Plantation

(Target/Planted)

Additional Tree

Plantation

(Survived) (Y/N)

if Y give number

Nos of

grievances

documente

d

No of

grievances

resolved

No of

grievances

under

processing

Grass

Cultivation

Area (Ropani)

Number of

Planted

Fodder (Dale

Ghaas) Trees

Number of

fruits plant

planted

Required

firewood for

processing

(Kg/year)

Area of Land

for fruit

cultivation

(Ropani)

Raw material

required/Day

(Kg/Day)

Area of

cultivation in

private land

(Ropani)

Quantity of

Firewood per

day (Kg/Day)

Cardamom

Cultivation

Area

(Ropani)

Number of

Utis trees

Planted

Durga Jadibuti Utpadan

farm Shyama-1 (03-096 )

Chirayito

Cultivation3 75 0 17 0 0 0 N 22 N

Mahadev suri goat farm

(03-112), Jiri-10

Goat

Husbandry5 125 0 5 0 0 0 13 200

Tri Pokhari krisi tatha

pasupalan farm (03-118 ),

Bhi.Na.Pa.-11

Goat

Husbandry6 150 0 10 0 0 0 4 200

Sailung PigFarm, (03-160 )

Fasku V.D.C. Ward No. 09Piggery 2 50 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Phulbari Bakhra farm ,

Bhi.Na.Pa.10 (03-217 )

Goat

Husbandry7 175 0 0 0 0 0 3 720

Kalinchowk goat farm ,

phasku-9 (03-233 )

Goat

Husbandry40 1000 400 0 0 0 0 5 500

Bdhathoki bakhara farm

(03-182 )Bhi.na.pa 10

Goat

Husbandry10 250 0 0 0 0 0 4 92

Sherpa Sherpini pig farm

(03-224 ), Shyama VDC-8Piggery 2 50 50 0 0 0 0 0 0

Tamakoshi Professional

Agriculture Farm Pvt. Ltd.,

GhangSukathokar V.D.C.

Ward No. 01 (03-012)

Pomegranete

Cultivation5 125 0 0 0 0 0 10000 0 40

Dharedhunga Jhingane

Agriculture Farm (03-159),

Lakuridanda V.D.C. Ward

No. 09

Kiwi

Production3 75 0 0 0 0 0 200 0 23

Kalinchwok Nepali Paper

Industry, Bhimeswor

municipality (03-021) Ward

No. 13

Handmade

Paper

Production

3 75 50 0 0 0 0 30 5 27

A.B. Nepali Paper Industry,

(03-049) Mali V.D.C. Ward

No. 09

Handmade

Paper

Production

7 175 175 0 0 0 0 140 118 80

Himalaya Argeli Lokta

Processing and Nepali

Paper Industry (03-087),

Boch V.D.C. Ward No. 03

Handmade

Paper

Production

4 100 100 0 0 0 0 100 25 50

Shaktishwor Machino

Processing Industry (03-

083), Bhimeswor

Municipality Ward No. 10

Machhino oil

production 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 270 0 53

Basnyat Poultry Farm, (03-

031)

Bhimeswor Municipality

Ward No. 12

Cattle

Husbandry17 425 0 0 0 0 0 4 50

Shringeshwor Multi

Agriculture And Research

Center Pvt. Ltd., (03-036)

Sunkhani V.D.C

Ward No. 02

Goat

Husbandry18 450 0 0 0 0 0 8 250

T P


Number of

Sapling sold

(For nursery)


Number

Compensatory

Plantation

(Target/Planted)

Additional Tree

Plantation

(Survived) (Y/N)

if Y give number

Nos of

grievances

documente

d

No of

grievances

resolved

No of

grievances

under

processing

Grass

Cultivation

Area (Ropani)

Number of

Planted

Fodder (Dale

Ghaas) Trees

Number of

fruits plant

planted

Required

firewood for

processing

(Kg/year)

Area of Land

for fruit

cultivation

(Ropani)

Raw material

required/Day

(Kg/Day)

Area of

cultivation in

private land

(Ropani)

Quantity of

Firewood per

day (Kg/Day)

Cardamom

Cultivation

Area

(Ropani)

Number of

Utis trees

Planted

Laligurans Cattle Farm,

(03-047)


Ward No. 10

Cattle

Husbandry4 100 0 0 0 0 0 2 0

Maitribhav Livestock

Rearing and Agriculture

Development Research

Centre Pvt. Ltd., (03-034),

Dandakharka V.D.C.

Ward No. 07

Goat

Husbandry7 175 0 0 0 0 0 5 180

Singa Devi Cattle Farm,

(03-069)

Boch V.D.C.

Ward No. 03

Cattle

Husbandry5 125 0 0 0 0 0 4 155

Deepjyoti Pig Farm,

Jiri V.D.C.

Ward No. 08 (03-050)

Piggery 1 25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Dolakhali Multipurpose

Agriculture and Livestock

Farming Partnership Farm,

(03-073)

Suspachhemawati V.D.C.

Ward No. 09

Goat

Husbandry9 225 0 0 0 0 0 9 110

Kalinchwok Poultry and

Goat Farm, (03-091)

Lakuridada V.D.C.

Ward No. 07

Goat

Husbandry6 150 100 0 0 0 0 5 190

Gaurishankar Khare Veda

Farm, (03-071)

Gaurishankar V.D.C

Ward No. 07

Sheep

Husbandry2 50 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Kismat Private Agriculture

Farm, (3-079)


Ward No. 10

Piggery 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Youth Agriculture and

Livestock Centre Pvt. Ltd.,

(03-055)

Malu V.D.C.

Ward No. 06

Goat

Husbandry20 500 0 0 0 0 0 2 500

Youngs Farmer's Pvt. Ltd.,

(03-082)

Jiri Municipality Ward No.

04

Goat

Husbandry0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 134

Gaurishankar Khasi

Bakhra Production and

Agriculture Research

Centre Pvt. Ltd., (03-138)

Laduk V.D.C. Ward No. 03

Goat

Husbandry3 75 50 0 0 0 0 7 145

Namuna chauri palan tatha

milk production (03-167)

Yak

Husbandry 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

T P


Number of

Sapling sold

(For nursery)


Number

Compensatory

Plantation

(Target/Planted)

Additional Tree

Plantation

(Survived) (Y/N)

if Y give number

Nos of

grievances

documente

d

No of

grievances

resolved

No of

grievances

under

processing

Grass

Cultivation

Area (Ropani)

Number of

Planted

Fodder (Dale

Ghaas) Trees

Number of

fruits plant

planted

Required

firewood for

processing

(Kg/year)

Area of Land

for fruit

cultivation

(Ropani)

Raw material

required/Day

(Kg/Day)

Area of

cultivation in

private land

(Ropani)

Quantity of

Firewood per

day (Kg/Day)

Cardamom

Cultivation

Area

(Ropani)

Number of

Utis trees

Planted

Kalinchowk Chauri palan

farm , Suspa-9 (03-190)

Butter and

chhurpi

production

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0

Himshikhar Chauri palan

Farm (03-231) Lapilang -3

Butter and

chhurpi

production

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Balasote Besar Utpadan

(03-213), Suspa VDC

Besar

prodicution 18 450 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14

Deudhunga goat farm (03-

186 ) , Bigu-1

kids

production 3 75 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

Sherpa Youth agriculture

Farm (Sheep farm 03-185

), Bigu-1

kids

production 2 50 0 0 0 0 0 6 0

Deudhunga krisi farm

(Chiraito -03-261 ) , Bigu-1

Chiraito

production 10 250 0 50 0 0 0 NA 13 NA

sherwaling Cow farm (03-

187 ), Bigu-1

Urang chauri

production

and ghee

and chhurpi

production

12 300 0 0 0 0 0 6 0

Adhikari Goat Farm (03-

258) , Phasku-1

kids

production 14 350 70 0 0 0 0 15 197

Himali Pig farm (03-226),

Lakuridanda VDCPiggery 3 75 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

KC Alaichi Farm (03-215 ),

Lakuridanda VDC

Cardamom

production 5 125 125 100 0 0 0 31 375 800

Dhanjit Krisi Farm Pra.li

(03-254) , Lakuridanda

kids

production 36 900 0 300 0 0 0 3 300

Jiri Chepte Goat Farm (03-

236) , Jiri

kids

production 27 675 60 70 0 0 0 3 80

RDS Pasupalan Farm (03-

183) , Jiri

Cardamom

production 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 70 50 1600

Bddha Samudaik Ban

Upavokta Samuha (03-

170), Mali,Jiri

Chiraito

production 2 50 50 0 0 0 0 N 35 No

Ladne dhunga Alaichi

palan Farm (03-250 ) ,

Kabre VDC

Cardamom

production 2 50 50 0 0 0 0 35 500 800

Glaxy Bee Keeping Farm

(03-177 ), Kabre VDC

Honey

Production 16 400 0 0 0 0 0

Dafan nepal Pra.Li (240) ,

Bhi.na.Pa. 13Piggery 7 500 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Asal gothalo goat Farm (03-

259 ) Kabre VDC

kids

production 15 375 0 0 0 0 0 7 300

Jormane Lamidanda Pig

Farm (03-198 ) Hawa VDCPiggery 2 50 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Kalidevi handmade paper

(03-188 ), Hawa-1

Handmade

Paper

Production

15 200 0 0 0 0 0 80 0 50

Jagriti Sheep Farming (03-

209), Bhi.Na.Pa.10

Sheep

Husbandry4 100 0 50 0 0 0 0 0

Yonjan Pig Farm (03-162 )

Bhusafeda -2Piggery 4 100 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Kalinchowk Kiwi Farm (03-

237 ), Boach-3

Kiwi fruit

production 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 200 0 10

T P


Number of

Sapling sold

(For nursery)


Number

Compensatory

Plantation

(Target/Planted)

Additional Tree

Plantation

(Survived) (Y/N)

if Y give number

Nos of

grievances

documente

d

No of

grievances

resolved

No of

grievances

under

processing

Grass

Cultivation

Area (Ropani)

Number of

Planted

Fodder (Dale

Ghaas) Trees

Number of

fruits plant

planted

Required

firewood for

processing

(Kg/year)

Area of Land

for fruit

cultivation

(Ropani)

Raw material

required/Day

(Kg/Day)

Area of

cultivation in

private land

(Ropani)

Quantity of

Firewood per

day (Kg/Day)

Cardamom

Cultivation

Area

(Ropani)

Number of

Utis trees

Planted

Sundrawati Multipurpose

Agriculture Farm, (03-211 )

Sundrawati V.D.C.

Ward No. 08

Milk

production 22 550 0 150 0 0 0 0 100

Juntara Cow farm (03-161

) Kalinchowk -8

Milk

production 15 375 0 0 0 0 0 20 0

K. M. Livestock and

Agriculture Farm,(03-143)

Sunkhani V.D.C.

Ward No. 09

kids

production 16 400 0 0 0 0 0 0 50

Sagarmatha Multipurpose

Agriculture Farm,(03-234 )

Sundrawati V.D.C.

Ward No. 08

kids

production 11 150 0 0 0 0 0 5 90

Eco-Force Zoophyto

Production & Processing

Centre,(03-039 ) ,

Sundrawoti VDC

Sundrawati V.D.C.

Ward No. 07

kids

production 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 250

Thami Sheep Husbandry

Farm, (03-157 )

Alampu V.D.C.

Ward No. 04

Kids and

wool

production

3 75 0 0 0 0 0 5 50

Niko Goat Husbandry

Farm,(03-192 )

Aalampu V.D.C.

Ward No. 08

kids

production 4 100 0 0 0 0 0 4 25

Sherwaling Multipurpose

Agro Business

Management Pvt. Ltd.,(03-

124 )

Bigu V.D.C.

Ward No. 01

Kiwi fruit

production 40 1000 0 0 0 0 0 200 0 13

Niko Himali Goat Farm, (03-

249 )

Aalampu V.D.C.

Ward No. 08

Kids

production 13 325 0 0 0 0 0 4 20

Gogane Goat Farm, (03-

248 )

Lamidanda V.D.C.

Ward No. 08

kids

production 40 1000 0 0 0 0 0 6 200

Devisthan Fruits

Agriculture Farm,(03-133)

Melung V.D.C.

Ward No. 06

Citrus

Cultivation4 60 0 0 0 0 0 200 0 10

Buddha Kiwi Farm,( 03-

232 )

Bhedpu V.D.C.

Ward No. 04

Kiwi fruit

production 2 100 0 0 0 0 0 200 0 10

Cherdung Organic

Agriculture Farm, (03-218 )

Jiri Municipality

Jiri Municipality

Ward No. 06

Kiwi fruit

production 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 200 0 10

T P


Number of

Sapling sold

(For nursery)


Number

Compensatory

Plantation

(Target/Planted)

Additional Tree

Plantation

(Survived) (Y/N)

if Y give number

Nos of

grievances

documente

d

No of

grievances

resolved

No of

grievances

under

processing

Grass

Cultivation

Area (Ropani)

Number of

Planted

Fodder (Dale

Ghaas) Trees

Number of

fruits plant

planted

Required

firewood for

processing

(Kg/year)

Area of Land

for fruit

cultivation

(Ropani)

Raw material

required/Day

(Kg/Day)

Area of

cultivation in

private land

(Ropani)

Quantity of

Firewood per

day (Kg/Day)

Cardamom

Cultivation

Area

(Ropani)

Number of

Utis trees

Planted

Sailung Dhunge Pig Farm,

(03-151)

Katakuti V.D.C.

Ward No. 01

Piggery 3 75 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Rumba Kiiwi Cultivation(03-

194 ) , Boach VDC-5

Kiwi fruit

production 5 125 0 0 0 0 0 200 0 12

Jirishowri Cow Production

( 03-244 ), Jiri-6

Milk

production 8 200 0 0 0 0 0 6 140

Mali Organic Krisi cow

farm (03-260 )

Milk

production 10 250 100 250 0 0 0 11 75

Gauri shanker Khasi

Bakhra Utpadan tatha krisi

farm (03-138 ), Laduk

VDC

Meat and

kids

Production

10 250 0 0 0 0 0 5 130

Milijuli krisi farm (03-214 )

Bhi.Na.Pa. 10

Kiwi fruit

production 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 200 0 11

Yekikrit Samarpan krisi

tatha pasupalan farm (03-

256 ) Pawoti VDC

Kids & meat

produduction 38 950 300 0 0 0 0 15 114

Daphe Dhunga Chauri

Farm (03-191),Jhayaku -1

Milk

production 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0

Chundanda Chauri Palan

tatha Dudh Uptadan Farm

(03-168 ), Jhayaku -1

Milk ,

Chhurpi and

Ghee

Production

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0

Tshorolpa Agriculture

Pra.Li.( 03- 115 ), Laduk

VDc -2

kids

production 20 500 0 0 0 0 0 5 100

District Agriculture Co-

operative Union (03-003 )Kids 4 50 0 0 0 0 0 3 65

Chanarkha Horticulture

Farm Suspa - 3 (03-038 )

Orange fruit

production 3 50 0 0 0 0 0 500 0 30

Dohali Cardamaom

Production Farm (03-098 )

Cardamom

Production 10 100 60 0 0 0 0 33 1344 800

Agriculture and livestock

Good's product processing

and marketing pvt.Jiri -8

(03-74 )

Chiraito

production 0 0 0 0 0 2000 500 600

Sailung charnawoti

Multipurpose Agriculture

Promotion and Research

Pvt. Phasku VDC-4 ((03-

093 )

Sitake

Mushroom

production

0 0 0 0 0

Gairaswarra Agriculture

Farm , Bhi.Na.Pa.-10 (03-

139 )

Kiwi fruit

production 0 0 0 0 0 350 0

Dudukha Pakha

Community paper Industry

Big -7 (03-203 )

Handmade

Paper

Production

5 50 0 0 0 0 0 30 0 600

Basimpa Veerkun Goat

Farm (03-222 ) Bhi.Na.Pa-

01

kids

production 20 100 0 0 0 0 0 4 60

T P


Number of

Sapling sold

(For nursery)


Number

Compensatory

Plantation

(Target/Planted)

Additional Tree

Plantation

(Survived) (Y/N)

if Y give number

Nos of

grievances

documente

d

No of

grievances

resolved

No of

grievances

under

processing

Grass

Cultivation

Area (Ropani)

Number of

Planted

Fodder (Dale

Ghaas) Trees

Number of

fruits plant

planted

Required

firewood for

processing

(Kg/year)

Area of Land

for fruit

cultivation

(Ropani)

Raw material

required/Day

(Kg/Day)

Area of

cultivation in

private land

(Ropani)

Quantity of

Firewood per

day (Kg/Day)

Cardamom

Cultivation

Area

(Ropani)

Number of

Utis trees

Planted

Khadakdas Smriti

Multipurpost Agriculture

Farm (03-114 ) , Melung-

06

kids

production 10 40 40 0 0 0 0 5 50

Chankhu Goat Farm (03-

175 ) ward no-6 , Chankhu

kids

production 10 120 0 0 0 0 0 5 20

Kaksi Multipurpose Goat

Farm (03-230 ), sundrawoti

-8

kids

production 13 100 60 0 0 0 0 3 110

Kalinchowk Agro Eco

Product Pvt. Ltd. Suspa -9

(03-142 )

Potato seed

Production 12 90 0 0 0 0 0

Himali Yak Husbandry

Farm , Lakuridanda -8 (03-

086 )

Yak

Husbandry 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Pakhatol Misrit Sitake

Mushroom Tatah Tarkari

utpadan Farm Bhi.Na.pa-3

(03-028 )

Sitake

Mushroom

production

0 0 0 0 0

Sreejan sil cardamom

product and processing

farm (03-113 ) Suspa-7

Cardamom

Production 0 0 0 0 0 60 6980 1600

Charange chiraito and

argeli production

Chiraito

production 0 0 0 0 0 NA 15 Na

Ghoksila Agro farm (03-

166 ), Bhi.Na.pa.-8

Goat

Husbandry0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 90

03-Dolkha 145 1249 29785 6990 15952 0 0 0 621 33798 21802 288161 359 1840 808 2067 592 17399 6400

Kerabari Pashupalan

Sahakari Sanstha, Chilime-

9, Kerabari (04-012)

Yak

Husbandry 10 250 5 12 0 0 0 10 25

Galang Chhoding Sana

Kisan Sahakar, Gatlang-6

(04-018)

Yak

Husbandry 10 250 5 14 0 0 0 10 25

Nadangar Krishi Sahakari,

Yarsa-5 (4-004)

Yak

Husbandry 8 200 8 12 0 0 0 8 10

Bhelmendo Krishi Sahakari

Sanstha Ltd. Gatlang-5

(04-006)

Yak

Husbandry 10 250 6 12 0 0 0 6 14

Budhi Chauri Udyog,

Gatlang - 9 (04-020)

Yak

Husbandry 6 150 4 14 0 0 0 10 23

Phulum Krishi Sahakari

Sanstha, Dunche-7 (04-

003)

Yak

Husbandry 10 250 5 12 0 0 0 10 25

Gosaikinda Chauripalan,

Shyaphru-6, Thulobharkhu

(04-024)

Yak

Husbandry 4 100 8 10 0 0 0 12 17

Gombo Nak Yak Plan

Farm,Gatlang (04-100)

Yak

Husbandry 20 500 10 8 0 0 0 14 26

Lokil Cow Farm, Bhorle-1

(04-010)Cow Farming 10 250 18 20 0 0 8 20

Langtang Agro Farm, (04-

027)

Dunce-4, Bokejhunda

Goat

Husbandry9 225 20 28 0 0 0 18 30

Ronga Bakhra Udyog, (04-

009)

Goljung-7

Goat

Husbandry8 200 9 12 0 0 0 12 25

T P


Number of

Sapling sold

(For nursery)


Number

Compensatory

Plantation

(Target/Planted)

Additional Tree

Plantation

(Survived) (Y/N)

if Y give number

Nos of

grievances

documente

d

No of

grievances

resolved

No of

grievances

under

processing

Grass

Cultivation

Area (Ropani)

Number of

Planted

Fodder (Dale

Ghaas) Trees

Number of

fruits plant

planted

Required

firewood for

processing

(Kg/year)

Area of Land

for fruit

cultivation

(Ropani)

Raw material

required/Day

(Kg/Day)

Area of

cultivation in

private land

(Ropani)

Quantity of

Firewood per

day (Kg/Day)

Cardamom

Cultivation

Area

(Ropani)

Number of

Utis trees

Planted

Mechikali Majdoor

Sahakari Sanstha, Haku

(04-014)

Goat

Husbandry10 250 12 25 0 0 0 8 30

Lharalche Goat farming

Goat Farming (04-044)

Goat

Husbandry8 200 12 15 0 0 0 6 20

Parbati Goat Farm

Dandagaun-9 (04-046)

Goat

Husbandry4 100 10 12 0 0 0 4 14

Namuna Bakhrapalan

Yojana, Laharepauwa - 4

(04-050)

Goat

Husbandry4 100 10 12 0 0 0 8 16

Sarki Bakhrapalan Kendra,

Dhunche - 7 (04-052)

Goat

Husbandry15 375 10 12 0 0 0 3 10

Kippa Chhomo

Bakhrapalan Yojana,

Syafru - 5 (04-0059)

Goat

Husbandry10 250 15 20 0 0 0 8 16

Thulobharkhu Bakhrapalan

Farm, Syafru - 5 (04-061)

Goat

Husbandry10 250 18 18 0 0 0 8 20

Sanobharkhu Bakhrapalan

Kendra, Syafru - 4 (04-

055)

Goat

Husbandry15 375 16 16 0 0 0 9 18

Sersang Bakhrapalan


057)

Goat

Husbandry15 375 10 11 0 0 0 15 35

Bhimali Bakhrapalan Farm,

Dhunche - 4 (04-056)

Goat

Husbandry14 350 6 12 0 0 0 8 15

Palmo Bakhrapalan


060)

Goat

Husbandry12 300 15 12 0 0 0 8 15

Jibjibe Bakhrapalan Farm,

Dhaibung - 9 (04-071)

Goat

Husbandry12 300 11 18 0 0 0 10 25

Tamang Bakhrapalan

Farm, Fikuri -1, Thulogaun

(04-073)

Goat

Husbandry10 250 12 16 0 0 0 6 12

Sonam Goat Farm

Ramche-8 (04-070)

Goat

Husbandry8 200 11 15 0 0 0 7 12

Dhuseni Goat Farm-

Dhaibung-8 (04-083)

Goat

Husbandry12 300 12 18 0 0 0 12 30

Gosaikinda Goat Farm

,Dhunche-5 (04-086)

Goat

Husbandry6 150 14 20 0 0 0 8 12

Langlang Samudaik Goat

Farm(04-121)

Goat

Husbandry6 150 14 30 0 0 0 4 10

Chhiring Goat Farm (04-

094)

Goat

Husbandry10 250 12 20 0 0 0 8 12

Ghale Goat Farm (04-096)Goat

Husbandry12 300 15 22 0 0 0 10 20

Pargatishil Goat Farm-

Bhorle-8 (04-116)

Goat

Husbandry10 250 12 20 0 0 0 8 10

Loapraya Krisi Farm (04-

086)

Goat

Husbandry6 150 10 15 0 0 0 8 15

Timure Goat Farm (04-

072)

Goat

Husbandry25 625 10 10 0 0 0 9 16

Menchu Dupchu Sahakari

Sansta, Dhunche - 4, Sole

(04-013)

Dairy 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

T P


Number of

Sapling sold

(For nursery)


Number

Compensatory

Plantation

(Target/Planted)

Additional Tree

Plantation

(Survived) (Y/N)

if Y give number

Nos of

grievances

documente

d

No of

grievances

resolved

No of

grievances

under

processing

Grass

Cultivation

Area (Ropani)

Number of

Planted

Fodder (Dale

Ghaas) Trees

Number of

fruits plant

planted

Required

firewood for

processing

(Kg/year)

Area of Land

for fruit

cultivation

(Ropani)

Raw material

required/Day

(Kg/Day)

Area of

cultivation in

private land

(Ropani)

Quantity of

Firewood per

day (Kg/Day)

Cardamom

Cultivation

Area

(Ropani)

Number of

Utis trees

Planted

Suder Swara Sahakari

Sanstha,(04-042)

Laharepauwa

Piggery 4 100 8 10 0 0 0 2 10

Jhonjhe Bheda tatha

Bakhra Udhyog (04-017)

Sheep

Husbandry16 400 10 10 0 0 0 8 20

Gre Sheep Farm(04-075)Sheep

Husbandry10 250 18 20 0 0 0 16 30

Ghale Sheep Farm (04-

115)

Sheep

Husbandry15 375 10 8 0 0 0 8 20

Khurpu Bhanjyang

Pashupalan Sahakari

Sanstha, Gatlang-4 (04-

026)

Sheep

Husbandry10 250 15 16 0 0 0 5 16

Krishi Rainbow Trout

Farm, Syafru-5,

Thulobharkhu (04-011)

Rainbow

Trout5 125 6 10 0 0 0

Himali Rainbow trout

Macha Utpadan, Dunche-3

(04-007)

Rainbow

Trout8 200 12 14 0 0 0

Himalayan Rainbow trout

Production (04-028)

Rainbow

Trout8 200 8 12 0 0 0

New Himalaya Rainbow

Trout Bhura tatha Dana

Udyog, Dunche-3,

Bokejhunda (04-001)

Rainbow

Trout6 150 8 14 0 0 0

Nagung Mahila Krishi

Sahakari Sanstha Ltd,

Dunche-9, Nagung , (04-

002)

Rainbow

Trout4 100 8 10 0 0 0

Rainbow Trout Eco-Agro

Trousim (04-069)

Rainbow

Trout5 125 8 12 0 0 0

Vegetable farm, Dhaibung,

2 (04-045)

Vegetable

Production 40 1000 40 30 0 0 0

Vegetable Farm

Thamuchet-1, (04-053)

Vegetable

Production30 750 10 13 0 0 0

Dorje Vegetable Farm

Dhunche-9 (04-126)

Vegetable

Production 18 450 15 8 0 0 0

Goljung Vegetable Farm

(04-066)

Vegetable

Production 16 400 10 12 0 0 0

Nagung Vegetable Farm

(04-111)

Vegetable

Production15 375 7 5 0 0 0

Gatalang Dal Utapadan

Kendra (04-108)

Black Lenitl

Production 25 625 12 10 0 0 0

Himalayana Fruit (04-081)Seabuck

Thorn Juice30 750 16 18 0 0 0

Sambaling Jadibuti

Udyoug, (04-021)

Dunche-1

Chiraito

Farming20 500 20 23 0 0 0 200 25 25

Mingmar Chiraito Udyog,

Goljung-7 (04-029)

Chiraito

Farming15 375 15 30 0 0 0 300 20 30

Phapa Chyangrisi Krishi

Sahakari Sanstha Ltd,

Goljung-5 (04-031)

Chiraito

Farming 12 300 14 20 0 0 0 100 12 15

Kailee chiraito Uddhyog,

Goljung-5 (04-030)

Chiraito

Farming10 250 14 24 0 0 0 300 20 30

T P


Number of

Sapling sold

(For nursery)


Number

Compensatory

Plantation

(Target/Planted)

Additional Tree

Plantation

(Survived) (Y/N)

if Y give number

Nos of

grievances

documente

d

No of

grievances

resolved

No of

grievances

under

processing

Grass

Cultivation

Area (Ropani)

Number of

Planted

Fodder (Dale

Ghaas) Trees

Number of

fruits plant

planted

Required

firewood for

processing

(Kg/year)

Area of Land

for fruit

cultivation

(Ropani)

Raw material

required/Day

(Kg/Day)

Area of

cultivation in

private land

(Ropani)

Quantity of

Firewood per

day (Kg/Day)

Cardamom

Cultivation

Area

(Ropani)

Number of

Utis trees

Planted

Ronga Devi Suppliers, (04-

032)

Chilime-1

Chiraito

Farming 12 300 13 25 0 0 0 300 40 50

Tanchet Jadibuti Utpadan


040)

Chiraito

Farming 25 625 20 10 0 0 0 150 10 25

Nangbo kuna jadibuti

utpadan kendra (04-043)

Chiraito

Farming 20 500 15 15 0 0 0 200 10 25

Bharkhu Jadibuti Utpadan

kendra (04-041)

Chiraito

Farming 12 300 14 16 0 0 0 150 10 20

Gurung Jadibuti Utapadan

Kendra Dandagaun-2 (04-

049)

Chiraito

Farming 10 250 13 20 0 0 0 200 20 30

Gunji Jadibuti Utapadan

Farm Ramche-8 (04-047)

Chiraito

Farming12 300 10 20 0 0 0 200 20 35

Yaiba Chiraito Farm (04-

085)

Chiraito

Farming10 250 10 20 0 0 0 300 20 40

Naulo Jadibuti Utapadan

Kendra (04-074)

Chiraito

Farming10 250 12 30 0 0 0 300 20 40

Gongang Himali Jadubuti

Utapadan Kendra (04-

080)

Chiraito

Farming25 625 20 10 0 0 0 200 15 25

Norling Jadibuti Utapadan

Kendra (04-106)

Chiraito

Farming 5 125 6 10 0 0 0 200 20 30

Serapha Jadibuti

Utapadan Kendtra (04-

107)

Chiraito

Farming 4 100 6 12 0 0 0 300 20 40

Jambuling Jadibuti

Utapadan Kendra (04-109)

Chiraito

Farming25 625 15 15 0 0 0 200 15 30

Chomena Jadibuti

Utapadan Kendra (04-120)

Chiraito

Farming6 150 10 16 0 0 0 200 20 30

Serpha Jadibuti Utapadan

Kendra (04-048)

Chiraito

Farming 4 100 10 20 0 0 0 400 60 90

Sonam Jadibuti Uddhyog

(04-067)

Chiraito

Farming30 750 15 25 0 0 0 300 30 50

04-Rasuwa 71 871 21775 838 1116 0 0 0 332 719 0 0 0 4500 407 660 0 0 0

Siddhartha Sheep and

Goat Farm, Chame- 03 (05

- 001)

Meat, Wool

and Milk

production

24 600 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Peace Garden Organic

Krishi Tatha Falful Utpadan

Udhyog, Pisang - 05 (05 -

006)

Organic

vegetable

production

20 500 0 20 0 0 0

Manang Rainbow Trout

Fish Farm, Dharapani - 04

(05 - 007)

Rainbow

Trout10 250 350 350 0 0 0

Agro Manang Pvt.Ltd.,

Pisang - 01 (05 - 008)

Fruits

production1600 40000 5000 4000 1 1 0 60742 7000 735

Yak Kharka Sheep

Husbandry Centre,

Manang (05 -009)

Meat, Wool

and Milk

production

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

T P


Number of

Sapling sold

(For nursery)


Number

Compensatory

Plantation

(Target/Planted)

Additional Tree

Plantation

(Survived) (Y/N)

if Y give number

Nos of

grievances

documente

d

No of

grievances

resolved

No of

grievances

under

processing

Grass

Cultivation

Area (Ropani)

Number of

Planted

Fodder (Dale

Ghaas) Trees

Number of

fruits plant

planted

Required

firewood for

processing

(Kg/year)

Area of Land

for fruit

cultivation

(Ropani)

Raw material

required/Day

(Kg/Day)

Area of

cultivation in

private land

(Ropani)

Quantity of

Firewood per

day (Kg/Day)

Cardamom

Cultivation

Area

(Ropani)

Number of

Utis trees

Planted

Annapurna Yak Farming

Centre, Tankimanang - 09

(05 -010)

Milk

production0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0

Gangapurna Yak

Development Industry,

Tanki manang - 09 (05 -

011)

Milk

production0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0

Manang Yak Cheese

Industry, Tanki manang

(05 -012)

Cheese

production11 275 0 0 0 0 0

Marsyangdi Yak

Devlopment Industry,

Tankimanang - 09 (05 -

013)

Milk

production0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0

Manang Organic

Vegetable Production &

Supplier, Bhraka (05 -015)

Organic

vegetable

production

14 350 0 800 0 0 0

Thanchowk Dimjo Chauri

Production Center, Chame

(05 -016)

Milk

production0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Ngawal Sheep Industry,

Ngawal-5 (05 -017)

Meat, Wool

and Milk

production

9 225 0 0 0 0 0 6 0

Tilicho Chauri

Development Industry ,

Khangsar-7 (05 -021)

Milk

production0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Tangje Chyangra

Development Industry,

Manang-7 (05 -023)

Meat, Wool

and Milk

production

6 150 N 0 0 0 0 5 0

Tanke Chyangra keeping

Center, Bhraka-1 (05 -024)

Meat, Wool

and Milk

production

8 200 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Yak Kharka Chauri

Farming Industry, Tanki

Manang-4 (05 -025)

Milk

production0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Pisang Peak Chyangra

Keeping Plan, Pisang-8

(05 -026)

Meat, Wool

and Milk

production

9 225 N 400 0 0 0 0 0

Annapurna Chauri Farming

Industry, Pisang-8 (05 -

027)

Milk

production0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Sabin Goat Farm, Chame-

5 (05 -046)

Meat, Wool

and Milk

production

4 100 N 0 0 0 0 5 0

Hotel Yak & Agro Tourism

Promotion Center, Manang

- 9 (05 -022)

Agro Tourism 8 200 0 113 0 0 0

TST Chauri Palan Udhyog,

Chame - 3, Thanchok (05 -

020)

Milk

production0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Danaque rainbow trout

farm, Tachai Bagarchhap-

9, Danaque (05-035)

Rainbow

Trout0 0 0 325 0 0 0

Nasaku Annapurna

Agriculture Farm, Tachai

Bagarchhap-2, Tachai (05-

039)

Organic

vegetable

production

6 150 0 0 0 0 0

T P


Number of

Sapling sold

(For nursery)


Number

Compensatory

Plantation

(Target/Planted)

Additional Tree

Plantation

(Survived) (Y/N)

if Y give number

Nos of

grievances

documente

d

No of

grievances

resolved

No of

grievances

under

processing

Grass

Cultivation

Area (Ropani)

Number of

Planted

Fodder (Dale

Ghaas) Trees

Number of

fruits plant

planted

Required

firewood for

processing

(Kg/year)

Area of Land

for fruit

cultivation

(Ropani)

Raw material

required/Day

(Kg/Day)

Area of

cultivation in

private land

(Ropani)

Quantity of

Firewood per

day (Kg/Day)

Cardamom

Cultivation

Area

(Ropani)

Number of

Utis trees

Planted

Gurung Agriculture Farm,

Tachai Bagarchhap-2,

Tachai (05-040)

Organic

vegetable

production

7 175 0 0 0 0 0

Pocho Chauri Palan

Udhyog, Tanaki Manang -

6, Manang (05-049)

Milk

production0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Manang Organic Onion

Farm, Manang - 6, manang

(05-065)

Organic

onion

production

0 0 0 0 0 0 0

05-Manang 26 1736 43400 5350 6008 1 1 0 25 0 60742 7000 735 0 0 0 0 0 0

Titi Barahi Sheep Farming

Business (06-019)

Sheep

Husbandry0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Muli Bukin Yak Farming

Business (06-031)

Yak

Husbandry0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Terathang Yak Farming

Business (06-033)

Yak

Husbandry0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Local Sheep and Goat

Farming Business (06-016)

Sheep/Goat

Husbandry10 250 235 235 0 0 0 15 0

Kimling Krishak samuha

Vegetable Farmiing

business (06-035)

Vegetable

Production0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NA 0

Lomanthang Krishak

Samuha Vegetable farming

Business (06-029)

Vegetable

Production0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Na 0

Lomanthang Potato

farming business (06-021)

Vegetable

Production0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Na 0

Mustang Yak Farming

business (06-032)

Yak

Husbandry0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Himali Chhauri farming

business(06-027)

Yak

Husbandry0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Lhow Krishi Bikas

Chyangra farming

Business (06-036)

Chyangra

Husbandry0 0 0 25 0 0 0 7 12

Himali krishi Bikash

Chyangra farming

business(06-037)

Chyangra

Husbandry0 0 0 20 0 0 0 2 10

Tiri Chyangra Farming

business(06-20)

Chyangra

Husbandry7 175 136 75 0 0 0 5 20

Lekali Chyangra farming

business(06-022)

Chyangra

Husbandry6 150 120 80 0 0 0 4 15

Pairathapla Goat farming

Business (06-014)

Goat

Husbandry0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Kalibaraha Sheep and

Goat Farming (06-034)

Sheep

Husbandry0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Dabuki sheep farming

business (06-015)

Sheep

Husbandry0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Unnat Cow farming

businee (06-005)

Cow

Husbandry5 125 98 50 0 0 0 20 45

Jomsom Dalit Chyangra

farming Business (06-030)

Chyangra

Husbandry0 0 0 40 0 0 0 2 20

T P


Number of

Sapling sold

(For nursery)


Number

Compensatory

Plantation

(Target/Planted)

Additional Tree

Plantation

(Survived) (Y/N)

if Y give number

Nos of

grievances

documente

d

No of

grievances

resolved

No of

grievances

under

processing

Grass

Cultivation

Area (Ropani)

Number of

Planted

Fodder (Dale

Ghaas) Trees

Number of

fruits plant

planted

Required

firewood for

processing

(Kg/year)

Area of Land

for fruit

cultivation

(Ropani)

Raw material

required/Day

(Kg/Day)

Area of

cultivation in

private land

(Ropani)

Quantity of

Firewood per

day (Kg/Day)

Cardamom

Cultivation

Area

(Ropani)

Number of

Utis trees

Planted

Lhow Ghakar Krishi Bikas

Chyangra farming

Business (06-013)

Chyangra

Husbandry8 200 155 70 0 0 0 15 25

Dhauligiri Guru Shangmo

Cheese Industry, (06-023)

Cow

Husbandry/C

hees indistry

6 150 98 40 0 0 0 70 30

Throngla Chyangra Farm

(06--057)

Chyangra

Husbandry4 100 25 400 0 0 0 6 30

Chile Chyangra Farm (06-

038)

Chyangra

Husbandry5 125 75 200 0 0 0 6 30

Narsing Chyangra Farm (

06-044) Narsing Chyangra

Farn Chhuasng V.D.C.

ward no.02

Chyangra

Husbandry0 0 0 54 0 0 0 7 25

Chhoser multiple

Cooprative (06-024)

Chyangra

Husbandry0 0 0 50 0 0 0 5 34

Kimling Chyangra Farm(06-

043)

Chyangra

Husbandry0 0 0 56 0 0 0 6 44

MBB Dhumba Cow

farm(06-051)

Cow

Husbandry4 100 30 47 0 0 0 12 40

Ghansa Rainbow Trout

farm(06-003)

Rainbow

Trout5 100 22 48 0 0 0

Marpha Fruits & vegetable

processing center (06-025)

Processing

Center5 100 124 117 0 0 0 NA 0

Thasang Yak Farm(06-

060)

Yak

Husbandry0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Muktinath Multiplepurpose

Cooprative(06-002)

Processing

Center6 150 100 40 0 0 0 NA 0

Muktinath Bikri vandar

Veg.Farm (06-042)

Vegetable

Production5 125 76 50 0 0 0 NA 0

Mustang potato farm (06-

045)

Potato

production0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NA 0

Muktinath Krishak Veg.

production Samuha (06-

026)

Vegetable

Production4 100 40 0 0 0 0 NA 0

Mustang Yak farm (06-

032)

Yak

Husbandry0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 0

Himali Sherpa Apple

Nursery(06-008)

Apple

Nursery4 100 65 0 0 0 0 NA 0 26450

Mustang Dairy indistry(06-

001) Dairy 5 125 76 20 0 0 0 NA 0

Kagbeni Organic Veg.&

Chyangra Farm(06-018)

Chyangra

Husbandry&

vegtable

production

4 100 75 40 0 0 0 8 15

Ludhima Chyangra

Farm(06-067)

Chyangra

Husbandry0 0 0 10 0 0 0 5 10

Damodarkunda Chyangra

Farm(06-048)

Chyangra

Husbandry0 0 0 35 0 0 0 6 12

06-Mustang 39 93 2275 1550 1802 0 0 0 193 417 0 26450 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Danphe Fruits Nursery,

Rimi V.D.C.

Ward No. 02 (07-001)

Fruits

Nursery2 50 50 640 0 0 0 17,300 5,000 4.5

Himalayan Bakery

Industry,

Dunai V.D.C.

Ward No. 01 (07-008)

Bakery


T P


Number of

Sapling sold

(For nursery)


Number

Compensatory

Plantation

(Target/Planted)

Additional Tree

Plantation

(Survived) (Y/N)

if Y give number

Nos of

grievances

documente

d

No of

grievances

resolved

No of

grievances

under

processing

Grass

Cultivation

Area (Ropani)

Number of

Planted

Fodder (Dale

Ghaas) Trees

Number of

fruits plant

planted

Required

firewood for

processing

(Kg/year)

Area of Land

for fruit

cultivation

(Ropani)

Raw material

required/Day

(Kg/Day)

Area of

cultivation in

private land

(Ropani)

Quantity of

Firewood per

day (Kg/Day)

Cardamom

Cultivation

Area

(Ropani)

Number of

Utis trees

Planted

Himali Herbal Tea Industry,

Dunai V.D.C.

Ward No. 01 (07-009)

Herbal Tea


Thinlya Commercial Yak

Rearing Farm,

Saldang V.D.C.

Ward No. 05 (07-011)

Yak

Husbandry 3 75 70 40 1 1 0 3.5 72

Karma Commercial

Vaaglung Sheep Rearing

Farm,

Saldang V.D.C.

Ward No. 05 (07-012)

Sheep

Husbandry2 50 45 20 1 1 0 2 45

Phoksundo Hatchery

Industry And Brood Farm,

Tripusundari V.D.C.

Ward No. 01 (07-016)

Hatchery and

Chicken

Brooding

3 75 25 15 1 1 0 2

Tripura Sundari Chino

Tatha Phapar Processing

Industry,

Suhun V.D.C.

Ward No. 03 (07-014)

Local Food

Processing4 100 40 5 0 0 0

Saraswoti Fruits and

Livestock Industry,

Suhun V.D.C.

Ward No. 03 (07-015)

Goat

Husbandry2 50 5 17 1 1 0 2 17

Santi Vegatable Production

and Marketting Industry,

Dunai V.D.C.

Ward No. 01 (07-017)

Vegetable

Production1 25 29 20 0 0 0

Mahadev Agriculture Co-

operative Society Ltd.,

Suhun V.D.C.

Ward No. 09 (07-019)

Apple Slice,

Potato Chips,

Dried Tomato

Production

1 25 10 52 0 0 0

Kanjiroba Apple

Processing Industry,

Suhun V.D.C.

Ward No. 04 (07-047)

Apple

Processing2 50 22 75 2 2 0

Pemba Commercial Goat

(Chyangra) Farm,

Bhijer V.D.C.

Ward No. 04 (07-037)

Chyangra

Husbandry3 75 70 30 0 0 0 3 70

Utkarsha Goat Husbandry

Farm,

Suhun V.D.C.

Ward No. 06 (07-045)

Goat

Husbandry3 75 35 20 1 1 0 4 50

Durga Agriculture,

Livestock and Herbs

Industry,

Suhun V.D.C.

Ward No. 08 (07-064)

Sheep

Husbandry4 100 60 24 0 0 0 2 75

Sukar Vegetable, Fruits

and Herbs Industry,

Dunai V.D.C.

Ward No. 03 (07-055)

Apple &

Vegetable

Cultivation

5 125 35 220 0 0 0 310 0 4.5

T P


Number of

Sapling sold

(For nursery)


Number

Compensatory

Plantation

(Target/Planted)

Additional Tree

Plantation

(Survived) (Y/N)

if Y give number

Nos of

grievances

documente

d

No of

grievances

resolved

No of

grievances

under

processing

Grass

Cultivation

Area (Ropani)

Number of

Planted

Fodder (Dale

Ghaas) Trees

Number of

fruits plant

planted

Required

firewood for

processing

(Kg/year)

Area of Land

for fruit

cultivation

(Ropani)

Raw material

required/Day

(Kg/Day)

Area of

cultivation in

private land

(Ropani)

Quantity of

Firewood per

day (Kg/Day)

Cardamom

Cultivation

Area

(Ropani)

Number of

Utis trees

Planted

Phulbari Livestock Rearing

Industry,

Lahan V.D.C.

Ward No. 08 (07-030)

Goat

Husbandry2 50 30 30 0 0 0 3.5 55

Mahadev Walnut


Suhun V.D.C.

Ward No. 04 (07-056)

Walnut

Processing4 100 35 20 1 1 0

Phokshundo Pashmina,

Khulu, Wool Collection and

Marketting Centre, Suhun

V.D.C. Ward No. 04 (07-

058)

Wool

Production

and

Processing

0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0

Lawan Organic Apple

Farm,

Lawan V.D.C. Ward No. 02

(07-051)

Apple

Cultivation50 1250 400 850 0 0 0 2750 0 105

Saru Sristi Goat

Husbandry Industry, Raha

V.D.C.

Ward No. 09 (07-066)

Goat

Husbandry3 75 50 35 0 0 0 2 85

Geeta Herbs and Fruits

Sapling Production

Nursery,

Majhfal V.D.C. Ward No.

04 (07-048)

MAP's

Nursery6 150 100 137 0 0 0 68000 0 2

Fruits Processing Juice

Industry, Suhun V.D.C.

Ward No. 09 (07-067)

Apple

Processing15 375 100 110 1 1 0

Shyam Seed Production

Centre, Majhfal V.D.C.

Ward No. 04 (07-037)

Vegetable

Production2 50 40 43 0 0 0

Daisy's Agro Farm,

Dunai V.D.C. Ward No. 04

(07-106)

Agro Tourism 10 250 15 25 0 0 0 0 0

Barma Saffron Production

Business Centre, Suhun

V.D.C. Ward No. 07 (07-

068)

Saffron

Cultivation 0 0 0 25 0 0 0 2

Manma Dev Saffron

Cultivation Industry, Jhufal

V.D.C. Ward No. 05 (07-

062)

Saffron

Cultivation 5 125 30 20 0 0 0 1.5

Himalayan Chyangra

Husbandry Industry,

Phoksundo V.D.C.

Ward No. 07 (07-069)

Chyangra

Husbandry5 125 65 35 0 0 0 4 66

Phoksundo Yak Farm

Industry, Phoksundo

V.D.C.

Ward No. 08 (07-070)

Yak

Husbandry 9 225 75 45 0 0 0 13 178

Barsha Sheep Husbandry

Farm, Suhun V.D.C.

Ward No. 03 (07-077)

Sheep

Husbandry3 75 25 20 0 0 0 3 42

Fulabri Sheep Husbandry

Industry, Suhun V.D.C.

Ward No. 09 (07-078)

Sheep

Husbandry3 75 30 43 0 0 0 4.5 85

T P


Number of

Sapling sold

(For nursery)


Number

Compensatory

Plantation

(Target/Planted)

Additional Tree

Plantation

(Survived) (Y/N)

if Y give number

Nos of

grievances

documente

d

No of

grievances

resolved

No of

grievances

under

processing

Grass

Cultivation

Area (Ropani)

Number of

Planted

Fodder (Dale

Ghaas) Trees

Number of

fruits plant

planted

Required

firewood for

processing

(Kg/year)

Area of Land

for fruit

cultivation

(Ropani)

Raw material

required/Day

(Kg/Day)

Area of

cultivation in

private land

(Ropani)

Quantity of

Firewood per

day (Kg/Day)

Cardamom

Cultivation

Area

(Ropani)

Number of

Utis trees

Planted

Durga Fresh Vegetable

Production Centre, Dunai

V.D.C. Ward No. 05 (07-

064)

Vegetable


Sadhan Livestock Rearing

Farm, Kaigaun V.D.C.

Ward No. 01 (07-088)

Goat

Husbandry4 100 44 0 0 0 0 2 37

Tamasa Goat Husbandry

Farm, Majhpal V.D.C.

Ward No. 04 (07-091)

Goat

Husbandry3 75 55 32 0 0 0 3 66

Dandakharka Sheep

Husbandry Farm, Suhun

V.D.C. Ward No. 09 (07-

093)

Sheep

Husbandry2 50 20 30 0 0 0 2.5 28

Cow and Jhoppa

Production Industry, Dunai

V.D.C.

Ward No. 07 (07-114)

Jhoppa

Production10 250 100 54 0 0 0 6 146

Indra Goat Husbandry

Farm,

Sharmi V.D.C.

Ward No. 07 (07-157)

Goat

Husbandry12 300 70 55 0 0 0 2 50

Dajubhai Goat Husbandry

Farm, Laha V.D.C.

Ward No. 08 (07-155)

Goat

Husbandry5 125 90 41 0 0 0 2 55

Bahu Aayami Goat

Husbandry Farm, Jhupal

V.D.C. Ward No. 08 (07-

084)

Goat

Husbandry10 250 60 29 0 0 0 3 54

Aidi Sheep Husbandry

Business,

Rimi V.D.C.

Ward No. 05 (07-123)

Sheep

Husbandry4 100 52 15 0 0 0 2 33

Punikha Yak/Chauri

Husbandry Industry,

Phoksundo V.D.C.

Ward No. 06 (07-097)

Yak

Husbandry 6 150 100 60 0 0 0 7 124

Tribeni Goat Husbandry

Farm Kalika V.D.C. ward

No. 09 (07- 143)

Goat

Husbandry6 150 150 362 0 0 0 4 362

Laxmi commercial Sheep

Farm Dunai V.D.C. ward

no 02 (07-146)

Sheep

Husbandry9 225 120 172 0 0 0 4 172

Shreeram Fruit Production

Center Raha V.D.C. ward

no. 04 (07-144)

Fruits

Production0 0 0 610 0 0 0 580 70

Rishiraj Fruit Orchard

Industry Dunai V.D.C. ward

no 02 (07-103)

Fruits

Production1 25 7 470 0 0 0 560 25

Dolpo Malika Agricultural

Research Center Ltd.

Dunai V.D.C. ward no 4

(07-138)

Goat

Husbandry10 250 130 90 0 0 0 3.5 144

T P


Number of

Sapling sold

(For nursery)


Number

Compensatory

Plantation

(Target/Planted)

Additional Tree

Plantation

(Survived) (Y/N)

if Y give number

Nos of

grievances

documente

d

No of

grievances

resolved

No of

grievances

under

processing

Grass

Cultivation

Area (Ropani)

Number of

Planted

Fodder (Dale

Ghaas) Trees

Number of

fruits plant

planted

Required

firewood for

processing

(Kg/year)

Area of Land

for fruit

cultivation

(Ropani)

Raw material

required/Day

(Kg/Day)

Area of

cultivation in

private land

(Ropani)

Quantity of

Firewood per

day (Kg/Day)

Cardamom

Cultivation

Area

(Ropani)

Number of

Utis trees

Planted

Devindra MAPs and

Vegetable Seed

Production Industry Juphal

V.D.C. ward no 01 (07-

072)

Vegetable

Production12 300 40 0 0 0 0

Mukuteshwor Livestock

Business Raha V.D.C.

ward no 04 (07-092)

Goat

Husbandry4 100 80 75 0 0 0 2.5 135

Mahadev Fruit Orchard

Industry Shuan V.D.C.

ward no 05 (07-127)

Fruits

Production1 25 10 525 0 0 0 510 6

Masta Goat Husbandry

Business Shuan V.D.C.

ward no 05 (07-158)

Goat

Husbandry30 750 270 70 0 0 0 2.5 105

Dolpo Vegetable Seed

production Industry Shuan

V.D.C. ward no 02 (07-

100)

Vegetable

Production40 1000 55 105 0 0 0

Puran Nursery Center

Shuan V.D.C. ward no 01

(07-128)

Nursery

production0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1

Siv Vegetable Industry

Juphal V.D.C. ward no 01

(07-102)

Vegetable

Production6 150 25 12 0 0 0

Jenisha Sheep Husbandry

Business Sharmi V.D.C.

ward no (07-156)

Sheep

Husbandry17 425 220 130 0 0 0 2 85

Khaliban Sheep

Husbandry Farm, (07-094),

Pahada V.D.C.

Ward No. 09

Sheep

Husbandry3 75 22 28 0 0 0 1 38

Laxmi Agricultural and

livestock Industry

Tripurakot V.D.C. ward no.

02 (07-095)

Goat

Husbandry11 275 48 20 0 0 0 2 34

Devi Deurali Goat

Husbandry Business, (07-

109) Liku V.D.C. Ward No.

08

Goat

Husbandry5 125 70 60 0 0 0 3 55

Brishna Goat Husbandry

Business (07-156), Dunai

V.D.C. Ward No. 02

Goat

Husbandry7 175 100 30 0 0 0 2 44

Kiran and Sabeena Sheep

Production Centre (07-

126), Dunai V.D.C. Ward

No. 02

Sheep

Husbandry24 600 13 18 0 0 0 0.5 12

Sujata Sheep Husbandry

Industry (07-145), Raha

V.D.C.

Ward No. 03

Sheep

Husbandry17 425 100 34 0 0 0 3 77

Tatopani Sheep

Husbandry Business Farm

(07-164),

Sahartara V.D.C. Ward

No. 06

Sheep

Husbandry27 675 200 25 0 0 0 5 150

Tejeen Livestock Industry

(07-159) Phoksundo

V.D.C. ward 01

Yak

Husbandry 21 525 100 55 0 0 0 4 110

T P


Number of

Sapling sold

(For nursery)


Number

Compensatory

Plantation

(Target/Planted)

Additional Tree

Plantation

(Survived) (Y/N)

if Y give number

Nos of

grievances

documente

d

No of

grievances

resolved

No of

grievances

under

processing

Grass

Cultivation

Area (Ropani)

Number of

Planted

Fodder (Dale

Ghaas) Trees

Number of

fruits plant

planted

Required

firewood for

processing

(Kg/year)

Area of Land

for fruit

cultivation

(Ropani)

Raw material

required/Day

(Kg/Day)

Area of

cultivation in

private land

(Ropani)

Quantity of

Firewood per

day (Kg/Day)

Cardamom

Cultivation

Area

(Ropani)

Number of

Utis trees

Planted

Chhodul Organic Apple

Farm (07-090) Lawan

V.D.C. ward No. 01

Apple

Cultivation5 125 15 90 0 0 0 2000 21.63

Rosa Farming Concept

Ltd. (07-098) Dunai V.D.C.

ward No. 01

Saffron

Cultivation 10 250 90 110 0 0 0 8

Nabin Milk and Honey

Production Industry (07-

160) Dunai V.D.C. ward

No. 05 olpa

Bee keeping 5 125 10 32 0 0 0

Mukporong Yak Husbandry

Farm (07-163) Vijer V.D.C.

ward 05

Yak

Husbandry 3 75 55 30 0 0 0 2 30

Shuarbo Himal Yak

Husbandry Farm (07-149),

Saldang V.D.C. ward No. 4

Yak

Husbandry 2 50 10 25 0 0 0 2.5 44

Maunt Putha Fruit and

Vegetable Production (07-

165) Shartara V.D.C. Ward

No. 09

Apple

Cultivation8 200 20 120 0 0 0 635 62

Puspa Allo Processing

sewing and cutting Industry

(07-104) Sharmi V.D.C.

ward No. 08

Allo

Processing25 625 250 75 0 0 0 220 5 110

Masta Bhawani Apple

Farm (07-087) Sharmi

V.D.C. Ward No. 08

Apple

Cultivation100 2500 100 115 0 0 0 1250 12.5

Mayadevi Sheep

Husbandry (07-125)

Kaigaun V.D.C. Ward no.

03

Sheep

Husbandry9 225 112 70 0 0 0 3 115

Kailash Dried and Freash

vegetable Production (07-

161) Narku V.D.C. Ward

No. 09

Dry Tomato

Production10 250 30 10 0 0 0

Kangchen Derbo Sheep

Husbandry Farm (07-152)

Saldang VDC ward no 03

Dolpa

Sheep

Husbandry3 75 25 25 0 0 0 2 39

Deurali Goat Husbandry

Udhog (07-154), Charka VDC

ward no 01, Dolpa

Chyangra

Husbandry2 150 30 20 0 0 0 1.5 40

Om Pragatisil Himali Sheep


Sarmi VDC ward no 02, Dolpa

Sheep

Husbandry15 200 100 40 1 1 0 2 80

07-Dolpa 74 661 16450 4732 6625 13 13 0 130 3304 93,895 5,000 314.13 220 16.5 110 0 0 0

Triveni cow farming(08-

002) Triveni cow farming

Talium Chandanath 1

Milk

production45 1125 0 0 0 0 2 25

New Mahadev Sheep

Farming (08-003) Dhapa 8

Meat

Production

and

Marketing

55 1375 0 0 0 0 0

T P


Number of

Sapling sold

(For nursery)


Number

Compensatory

Plantation

(Target/Planted)

Additional Tree

Plantation

(Survived) (Y/N)

if Y give number

Nos of

grievances

documente

d

No of

grievances

resolved

No of

grievances

under

processing

Grass

Cultivation

Area (Ropani)

Number of

Planted

Fodder (Dale

Ghaas) Trees

Number of

fruits plant

planted

Required

firewood for

processing

(Kg/year)

Area of Land

for fruit

cultivation

(Ropani)

Raw material

required/Day

(Kg/Day)

Area of

cultivation in

private land

(Ropani)

Quantity of

Firewood per

day (Kg/Day)

Cardamom

Cultivation

Area

(Ropani)

Number of

Utis trees

Planted

Didi bahini Cow Farming

(08-006) Chandanath 8

Mahatgoun

Milk

production32 800 300 300 0 0 0 1 20

Jadibuti Utpadan taha

Nursery Management (08-

008) Ghaseodar leasehold

forest group Malikathata

07

MAPs

Production

and

Marketingt

12 300 0 0 0 0 0

Jatamashi Processing(08-

010) Himali Jadibuti

Udhyog chandanath 3

Jatamashi

Processing

and oil

production

and

marketing

9 225 0 0 0 0 0 40 120 150

HIMALI multipurpose

cooperative Malikathata

VDC 9 (08-012)

Apple

production

Storing ,

processing

and

marketing

25 625 55 500 0 0 0 5100 0 1000

Cheremalika Goat Farm(08-

013) Chandanath 4 Jumla

Meat

Production

and

Marketing

15 375 0 0 0 0 0 2 0

Pancheshwwor

Multipurpose Co-operative

Society

Apple Potato

& Bean

Production

0 0 0 0 0

Organic vegetable seed

production(08-019)

Chaudhabis cooperative

Dillichaur 1

Seed

production

and

marketing

32 800 0 0 0 0 0

Vegetable and seed

Production(08-027) Radha

vegetable production

industry Chandanath 2

Jumla

Vegetable


Talfi lekali Sheep raising

Industry(08-043) Patrashi

1 Jumla

Meat

Production

and

Marketing

23 575 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Pragatishil Sheep raising

and Radipakhi udhyog(08-

044) Badki VDC 09 Jumla

Meat

Production

and

Marketing

34 850 0 10 0 0 0 2 15

MAPs processing(08-045)

Chhanchari halna Jadibuti

Processing industry

Patarashi VDC 1, Jumla

MAPs

Processing

and

marketing

34 850 0 0 0 0 0 50 0 200

Mitra Bheda palan tatha

Radi pakhi industry

Chandanath 5 (08-047)

Meat

Production

and

Marketing

54 1350 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

GSM Saffron cultivation

industry(/08-048)

Chandanath 1

Saffron

Cultivation 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7.5

T P


Number of

Sapling sold

(For nursery)


Number

Compensatory

Plantation

(Target/Planted)

Additional Tree

Plantation

(Survived) (Y/N)

if Y give number

Nos of

grievances

documente

d

No of

grievances

resolved

No of

grievances

under

processing

Grass

Cultivation

Area (Ropani)

Number of

Planted

Fodder (Dale

Ghaas) Trees

Number of

fruits plant

planted

Required

firewood for

processing

(Kg/year)

Area of Land

for fruit

cultivation

(Ropani)

Raw material

required/Day

(Kg/Day)

Area of

cultivation in

private land

(Ropani)

Quantity of

Firewood per

day (Kg/Day)

Cardamom

Cultivation

Area

(Ropani)

Number of

Utis trees

Planted

Jaljala Sheep Farm (08-

049) Tamti VDC 07 Jumla

Meat

Production

and

Marketing

25 625 0 0 0 0 0 2 0

Dargari sheep raising

industry(08-050) Patrashi

VDC 01 Jumla

Sheep

Husbandry33 825 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Bhoorichula Malika sheep

raising industry, (08-051)

Meat

Production

and

Marketing

20 500 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Thula dove Sheep raising

industry( 08-052)

Meat

Production

and

Marketing

34 850 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Doorpatan bhawani masta

sheep raising industry( 08-

053) Narakot VDC ward no

.1 Jumla

Meat

Production

and

Marketing

21 525 0 0 1 1 0 5 0

Mohan sheep raising

Industry(08-054) Tatopani

ward no 4 Jumla

Meat

Production

and

Marketing

31 775 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

MAPs Production,

Malikabota falful tatha

jadibuti udhyog (08-056)

Malikabota VDC 02

MAPs

Production

and

Marketingt

12 300 0 0 0 0 0

Hand making Paper(08-

058) Kamala Nepali hand

making paper industry

Chandanath Municipality 1

Jumla

Handmade

Paper

Production

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 25 0 100

Saffron / Himalayan

Saffron Cultivation

industry(08-059)

Chandanath 1 Jumla

Saffron

Cultivation 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6.5

Sahansil Sheep raising

industry(08-062) Patmara

1,2

Meat

Production

and

Marketing

85 2125 1234 200 0 0 0 2 0

Raamdip nagar apple

production ( 08-064) Kalika

khetu 05

Apple

production &

marketing

12 300 213 20 0 0 0 900 0 40

MAPs

Production,Maharjan shahi

Jadibuti Kheti (08-065)

Kudari 09

MAPs

Production

and

Marketingt

15 375 0 0 0 0 0

Chnadra Kamal Fruits

Productions and

Processing Industry

Apple

Processing10 250 0 25 0 0 0 700 0 860

Apple production,OM

shanti apple (08-068)

Dhapa 08

Apple

Processing0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Naulakharka Apple

production(08-069)

Kalikakhetu 03

Apple

production &

marketing

22 550 300 150 0 0 0 650 0 26

Pragatishil Mahila kirsak

Samuha (08-070)

Kalikakhetu 5

Apple

production &

marketing

18 450 412 750 0 0 0 6460 0 10

T P


Number of

Sapling sold

(For nursery)


Number

Compensatory

Plantation

(Target/Planted)

Additional Tree

Plantation

(Survived) (Y/N)

if Y give number

Nos of

grievances

documente

d

No of

grievances

resolved

No of

grievances

under

processing

Grass

Cultivation

Area (Ropani)

Number of

Planted

Fodder (Dale

Ghaas) Trees

Number of

fruits plant

planted

Required

firewood for

processing

(Kg/year)

Area of Land

for fruit

cultivation

(Ropani)

Raw material

required/Day

(Kg/Day)

Area of

cultivation in

private land

(Ropani)

Quantity of

Firewood per

day (Kg/Day)

Cardamom

Cultivation

Area

(Ropani)

Number of

Utis trees

Planted

Birat Goat Farm(08-073)

Birat 04 Jumla

Meat

Production

and

Marketing

12 300 188 0 0 0 0 0 0

Bakhe Yak (Chauri)

Husbandry Industry,

Patarashi 4

Yak

Husbandry 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Bhalkhola apple production

industry Hanku VDc 7 (08-

075)

Apple

production &

marketing

11 275 89 300 0 0 0 600 0 10

Dajubhai sheep farm((08-

076) Badki VDC ward no 2

Meat

Production

and

Marketing

6 150 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Simbari syau cellar

store(08-077)

Apple Storing

& Marketing19 475 0 78 0 0 0 700 11

KDR apple production

industry chandanath 4 (08-

078)

Apple

production &

marketing

14 350 231 150 0 0 0 250 0 10

Priyenka fresh Vegetable

industry (08-079)

Chandanath 12

Organic

vegetable

Production

and

Marketing

15 375 0 0 0 0 0

Lekali mahila sheep

farm(08-080) Patmara

VDC ward number 7

Meat

Production

and

Marketing

34 850 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Lachhyal kreeti organic

apple and bean production

industry Tatopani 5 (08-

081)

Apple

production &

marketing

0 0 0 300 0 0 0 2700 3 15

Malikabota Apple Orchard

Industry, Malikabota-2 (08-

056)

Apple &

Bean

Production

11 275 320 194 0 0 0 1020 0 8

Chisamul apple production

industry Chandanath 1 (08-

083)

Apple

production &

marketing

0 0 0 50 0 0 0 300 0 10

Odi sheep farm(08-084)

Badki VDC 7

Meat

Production

and

Marketing

28 700 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Deuli Sheep Husbandry

Industry, Dhapa-5 (08-086)

Sheep

Husbandry20 500 0 0 0 0 0 2 0

Lekali Agro Farm,

Kalikakhetu-9 (08-91)

Goat

Husbandry12 300 0 12 0 0 0 2 13

Kalika Seasonal and Off

Seasonal Vegetable

Production Farm, CM-1

(08-092)

Vegetable


Saraswoti Goat Husbandry

Industry, Shanigaun-3 (08-

093)

Goat

Husbandry8 200 34 9 0 0 0 1 9

Ratna Goat Husbandry

Industry 08-097 Mahat

VDC 09(08-097)

Meat, Wool

and Animal

Fertilizers

Production

15 375 123 0 0 0 0 14 24

T P


Number of

Sapling sold

(For nursery)


Number

Compensatory

Plantation

(Target/Planted)

Additional Tree

Plantation

(Survived) (Y/N)

if Y give number

Nos of

grievances

documente

d

No of

grievances

resolved

No of

grievances

under

processing

Grass

Cultivation

Area (Ropani)

Number of

Planted

Fodder (Dale

Ghaas) Trees

Number of

fruits plant

planted

Required

firewood for

processing

(Kg/year)

Area of Land

for fruit

cultivation

(Ropani)

Raw material

required/Day

(Kg/Day)

Area of

cultivation in

private land

(Ropani)

Quantity of

Firewood per

day (Kg/Day)

Cardamom

Cultivation

Area

(Ropani)

Number of

Utis trees

Planted

Akhanda Jyoti Herbal and

Production Industry, CM-

2(08-099)

Attish &

Satuwa

Cultivation

8 200 53 31 0 0 0 4 9 0

Bhagawati Vegetable

Industry 08-100

Seasonal

and off

seasonal

vegetable

farmin

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Hima Fruit Production

Industry(08-101)

Apple

Cultivation12 300 33 89 0 0 0 600 0 7

Fruits and Vegetable

Processing, Panchesor

Cooperative, Lamra 05

Jumla (08-116)

Fruit

processing

storing and

marketing

14 350 234 0 0 0 0

Kuldev Sheep Husbandry

Industry,

Bumramadichaur V.D.C.

Ward No. 03 (08-103)

Sheep

Husbandry16 400 44 28 0 0 0 4 28

Neurigad Sheep

Husbandry Industry,

Bumramadichaur-03 (08-

105)

Sheep

Husbandry11 275 31 23 0 0 0 2 23

Mahadev Apple Farm

Industry (08-106)

Apple

Cultivation 8 200 380 393 0 0 0 2oo 0 8

Nipane Mugar Kharka

Herbs Produciton

Industry,Dillichaur-04 (08-

107)

Attish &

Akarkara

Cultivation

22 550 725 69 0 0 0 5 9 0

Riya Herbs Cultivation

Industry, Bumramadichaur-

01 (08-109))

Attish & Kutki

Cultivation8 200 1006 122 0 0 0 6 12 0

Satrakhamba Seasonal

and Offseasonal Fresh

Vegetable Production

Industry,

Chandannath Municipality

Ward No. 13(08-118)

Vegetable

Production12 300 623 24 0 0 0

Surya Pragatashil Sheep

Husbandry Industry, Tamti-

04 (08-115)

Sheep

Husbandry11 275 22 22 0 0 0 3 22

Bherikhola Seabuckthorn

Processing Industry (08-

127)

Seabuck

Thorn Juice32 800 40 78 0 0 0 63 4 5

Chandannath Apple Farm

Industry, Garjyangkot-07

(08-133)

Apple

Cultivation0 0 0 237 0 0 0 237 0 14

Khani Beejaura Sheep

Husbandry Industry,

Patarashi V.D.C.

Ward No. 03 (08-113)

Sheep

Husbandry0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Pandhara Apple Farm

Industry,

Kalikakhetu V.D.C.

Ward No. 02 (08-122)

Apple

Cultivation 12 300 410 410 0 0 0 450 0 12

T P


Number of

Sapling sold

(For nursery)


Number

Compensatory

Plantation

(Target/Planted)

Additional Tree

Plantation

(Survived) (Y/N)

if Y give number

Nos of

grievances

documente

d

No of

grievances

resolved

No of

grievances

under

processing

Grass

Cultivation

Area (Ropani)

Number of

Planted

Fodder (Dale

Ghaas) Trees

Number of

fruits plant

planted

Required

firewood for

processing

(Kg/year)

Area of Land

for fruit

cultivation

(Ropani)

Raw material

required/Day

(Kg/Day)

Area of

cultivation in

private land

(Ropani)

Quantity of

Firewood per

day (Kg/Day)

Cardamom

Cultivation

Area

(Ropani)

Number of

Utis trees

Planted

Maspati Apple & Bean

ProductionIndustry,


Ward No. 14(08-129)

Apple

Cultivation8 200 225 231 0 0 0 300 0 14

Dilak Fruits Nursery

Industry,

Depalgaun V.D.C.

Ward No. 03(08-130)

Attis

Cultivation15 350 310 1800 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 8 0

Kalpana Seasonal and

Fresh Vegetable

Production Industry,

Narakot V.D.C.

Ward No. 01(08-131)

Vegetable

Production2 50 55 23 0 0 0

Tatopani Seasonal and

Offseasonal Vegetable

Production Industry,


Ward No. 02 (08-132)

Vegetable

Production11 275 156 45 0 0 0 6 5 0

Kotena Herbs Industry,

Shanigaun V.D.C.

Ward No. 04(08-136)

Attish &

Akarkara

Cultivation

12 285 300 123 0 0 0 4 6 0

Biskule Herbs Produciton

Industry,

Patmara V.D.C.

Ward No. 06 (08-137)

Attish &

Akarkara

Cultivation

24 800 432 234 0 0 0 4 7 0

New Kathayat Goat

Husbandry Industry,


Ward No. 04(08-138)

Goat

Husbandry18 450 200 157 0 0 0 2

08-Jumla 70 1169 29385 8778 7187 1 1 0 46 179 20967 3 2055 222 194 455 0 0 0

Rara Hosiery Udhyog

09-001

Clothes

production0 0 0 0 1 1 0

Sabina vegetables and

Fruits Production Industry

09-012

Vegetable

Production7 175 75 75 0 0 0 0 0 60 0 1

Ananta Jadibutti Utpadan,

Sankalan Tatha Prasodan

Sahakari Sanstha Limited.

09-014

NTFP

production10 250 2500 2200 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5

Sreeya Krishi Bikash Bastu

Ayojana Udhyog,

Srinagar V.D.C.

Ward No. 04

09-026

Fresh meat

production0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

Prince Goat Husbandry

Farm,

Gantha V.D.C.

Ward No. 01

09-027

Goat

Husbandry5 125 35 34 0 0 0 1 35 0 0 0

Seri Sera Sheep

Husbandry Farm,

Seri V.D.C.

Ward No. 09

09-028

Sheep

Husbandry5 125 105 150 0 0 0 2 100 55 0 1

T P


Number of

Sapling sold

(For nursery)


Number

Compensatory

Plantation

(Target/Planted)

Additional Tree

Plantation

(Survived) (Y/N)

if Y give number

Nos of

grievances

documente

d

No of

grievances

resolved

No of

grievances

under

processing

Grass

Cultivation

Area (Ropani)

Number of

Planted

Fodder (Dale

Ghaas) Trees

Number of

fruits plant

planted

Required

firewood for

processing

(Kg/year)

Area of Land

for fruit

cultivation

(Ropani)

Raw material

required/Day

(Kg/Day)

Area of

cultivation in

private land

(Ropani)

Quantity of

Firewood per

day (Kg/Day)

Cardamom

Cultivation

Area

(Ropani)

Number of

Utis trees

Planted

Mahadev Fruits and

Vegetable Production

Farm,

Karkiwada V.D.C.

Ward No. 04

09-031

Vegetable

Production7 175 150 200 0 0 0 0 0 5100 0 1

Bhuwarekhola Cattle

Farming and Milk Product

Farm,

Karkiwada V.D.C.

Ward No. 01

09-040

Milk

production0 0 50 60 0 0 0 1 520 20 0 1

Nirmala Bee Keeping and

Honey Processing

Industry,

Pina V.D.C.

Ward No. 03

09-011

Honey

production7 175 125 200 0 0 0 0 15 35 0 1

Vegetable Producer

Famer's Women Group,

Shreenagar V.D.C.

Ward No. 09

09-024

Vegetable

Production9 225 60 75 0 0 0 1 15 55 0 1

Onion Cultivation Women

Farmer's Group,

Ruga V.D.C.

Ward No. 01

09-025

Vegetable

Production16 400 65 95 0 0 0 0 0 85 0 1

Mik Bakery Industry,

Shreenagar V.D.C.

Ward No. 05

09-034

Bakery

Production0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Bashanta Meat Centre,

Shreenagar V.D.C.

Ward No. 05

09-035

Fresh meat

production0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

Malika Goat Husbandry

Group,

Ruga V.D.C.

Ward No. 03

09-036

Goat

Husbandry5 125 75 72 0 0 0 1 80 30 0 1

Rigdha Sheep Husbandry

Group,

Magri V.D.C.

Ward No. 02

09-038

Sheep

Husbandry7 175 85 87 0 0 0 1 55 25 0 1

Chutha Ayaarjan

Pashupalan Farmer's

Group,

Vee V.D.C.

Ward No. 07

09-041

Goat

Husbandry6 150 70 70 0 0 0 1 40 20 0 1

Gurudev Jagaran Goat

Husbandry Group,

Ruga V.D.C.

Ward No. 05

09-029

Goat

Husbandry4 100 70 70 0 0 0 1 50 10 0 1

T P


Number of

Sapling sold

(For nursery)


Number

Compensatory

Plantation

(Target/Planted)

Additional Tree

Plantation

(Survived) (Y/N)

if Y give number

Nos of

grievances

documente

d

No of

grievances

resolved

No of

grievances

under

processing

Grass

Cultivation

Area (Ropani)

Number of

Planted

Fodder (Dale

Ghaas) Trees

Number of

fruits plant

planted

Required

firewood for

processing

(Kg/year)

Area of Land

for fruit

cultivation

(Ropani)

Raw material

required/Day

(Kg/Day)

Area of

cultivation in

private land

(Ropani)

Quantity of

Firewood per

day (Kg/Day)

Cardamom

Cultivation

Area

(Ropani)

Number of

Utis trees

Planted

Malika Tal Livestock

Farming Farmer's Group,

Roba V.D.C.

Ward No. 02

09-030

Sheep

Husbandry5 125 115 174 0 0 0 1 70 30 0 1

Rara Livestock Farming

and Milk Production Farm,

Shreenagar V.D.C.

Ward No. 05

09-032

Milk

production2 50 250 290 0 0 0 2 270 0 0 2

Chandanath Fresh House,

Shreenagar V.D.C.

Ward No. 05

09-037

Fresh meat

production0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

Saraswati Sheep Farm,

Rara V.D.C.

Ward No. 07

09-042

Sheep

Husbandry15 375 200 165 0 0 0 2 150 50 0 2

Phulbari Women

Agriculture Co-operative

Society Ltd.,

Ruga V.D.C.

Ward No. 04

09-045

Goat

Husbandry3 75 35 41 0 0 0 1 25 0 0 1

Mahadev Agriculture

Women Group.,

Roba V.D.C.

Ward No. 03

09-043

Vegetable

Production3 75 45 67 0 0 0 0 0 35 0 1

Kishan Ayaarjan Samuha,

Khamale V.D.C.

Ward No. 02

09-046

Sheep

Husbandry2 50 65 62 0 0 0 1 150 15 0 1

Mahadev Fruits and


Karkiwada V.D.C.

Ward No. 04

09-033

Jaam, Chana

production0 0 150 162 0 0 0 0 0 150 0 2

Reedmokshya Sheep

Husbandry Farm,

Karkiwada V.D.C.

Ward No. 01

09-049

Sheep

Husbandry5 125 35 32 0 0 0 1 30 15 0 1

Dandathim Goat

Husbandry Farm,

Sukadhika V.D.C.

Ward No. 07

09-048

Goat

Husbandry7 175 80 89 0 0 0 1 75 15 0 1

Ballai Bagar Cattle

Farming Farm,

Pina V.D.C.

Ward No. 05

09-050

Milk

production5 125 55 55 0 0 0 1 150 0 0 1

T P


Number of

Sapling sold

(For nursery)


Number

Compensatory

Plantation

(Target/Planted)

Additional Tree

Plantation

(Survived) (Y/N)

if Y give number

Nos of

grievances

documente

d

No of

grievances

resolved

No of

grievances

under

processing

Grass

Cultivation

Area (Ropani)

Number of

Planted

Fodder (Dale

Ghaas) Trees

Number of

fruits plant

planted

Required

firewood for

processing

(Kg/year)

Area of Land

for fruit

cultivation

(Ropani)

Raw material

required/Day

(Kg/Day)

Area of

cultivation in

private land

(Ropani)

Quantity of

Firewood per

day (Kg/Day)

Cardamom

Cultivation

Area

(Ropani)

Number of

Utis trees

Planted

Nechin Yak Husbandry

Farm,

Pulu V.D.C.

Ward No. 03

09-039

Ghee

production6 150 65 88 0 0 0 1 30 10 0 1

Karnali Commercial Sheep

Husbandry Farm,

Shukadhika V.D.C.

Ward No. 07

09-054

Sheep

Husbandry4 100 50 47 0 0 0 1 45 5 0 1

Mastadev Goat Husbandry

Farm,

Shukadhika V.D.C.

Ward No. 07

09-088

Goat

Husbandry3 75 70 75 0 0 0 1 72 10 0 1

Laxmi Goat Husbandry

Farm,

Srinagar V.D.C.

Ward No. 04

09-064

Goat

Husbandry2 50 35 43 0 0 0 1 25 12 0 1

Kotila Sheep Husbandry

Farm,

Pina V.D.C.

Ward No. 06

09-058

Sheep

Husbandry7 175 55 52 0 0 0 1 40 15 0 1

BN livestock Goat

Husbandry Farm,

Natharpu V.D.C.

Ward No. 01

09-62

Goat

Husbandry3 400 125 132 0 0 0 2 100 40 0 1

Pokhari Sheep Husbandry

Farm,

Jima V.D.C.

Ward No. 08

09-083

Sheep

Husbandry5 400 100 103 0 0 0 1 80 15 0 1

Dalit Goat Husbandry

Farm,

Natharpu V.D.C.

Ward No. 04 (09-077)

Goat

Husbandry4 100 70 77 0 0 0 1 50 10 0 1

B. K. Goat Husbandry

Farm,

Sreengar V.D.C.

Ward No. 08 (09-078)

Goat

Husbandry5 125 40 55 0 0 0 1 40 0 0 0

Chautara Chino Phapar


Karkibada V.D.C.

Ward No. 04 (09-065)

Chino &

Phapar

Processing

0 0 20 40 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

Kishan Mushroom

Production Farm,

Karkibada V.D.C.

Ward No. 07 (09-076)

Mushroom

Production 8 200 65 80 0 0 0 0 0 40 0 1

Musya Chaur Apple

Cultivation Farm,

Karkibada V.D.C.

Ward No. 04

Apple

Cultivation12 300 250 250 0 0 0 0 0 250 0 2

Talcha Fruits Nursery,

Karkibada V.D.C.

Ward No. 02 (09-055)

Fruits

Nursery7 175 0 2400 0 0 0 0 0 6500 0 5

T P


Number of

Sapling sold

(For nursery)


Number

Compensatory

Plantation

(Target/Planted)

Additional Tree

Plantation

(Survived) (Y/N)

if Y give number

Nos of

grievances

documente

d

No of

grievances

resolved

No of

grievances

under

processing

Grass

Cultivation

Area (Ropani)

Number of

Planted

Fodder (Dale

Ghaas) Trees

Number of

fruits plant

planted

Required

firewood for

processing

(Kg/year)

Area of Land

for fruit

cultivation

(Ropani)

Raw material

required/Day

(Kg/Day)

Area of

cultivation in

private land

(Ropani)

Quantity of

Firewood per

day (Kg/Day)

Cardamom

Cultivation

Area

(Ropani)

Number of

Utis trees

Planted

Ritesh And Dipesh Fruits

Nursery,

Karkibada V.D.C.

Ward No. 06 (09-084)

Fruits

Nursery6 150 0 2300 0 0 0 0 0 5300 0 5

Himalayan Bee Concern

Centre,

Karkibada V.D.C.

Ward No. 04 (09-093)

Bee Keeping 0 0 150 200 0 0 0 0 0 100 0 1

Kalika Goat Husbandry

Farm,

Shreekot V.D.C.

Ward No. 02 (09-073)

Goat

Husbandry5 125 80 40 0 0 0 1 50 30 0 1

Mahadev Jadibuti

Production Group,Ruga 3

Mugu (09-087)

NTFP

production5 125 3200 3000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0

09-Jan to Dec, 2017 45 217 6025 8870 13507 5 5 0 30 2362 18142 0 48 0 8 0 0 0 0

09-Till Dec, 2016 45 735 18375 1608 10810 5 3 2 31 1112 7316 0 16 0 0 0 0 0 0

09-Mugu 45 952 24400 10478 24317 5 5 0 61 3474 25458 0 64 0 8 0 0 0 0

Puti Chomu Lek Dhika

Commercial Yak Farm (10-

007),

Hepka V.D.C.

Ward No. 01

Yak

Husbandry 5 125 75 50 0 0 0 7 75

Norke Herbs Production

Farm (10-008),

Khagalgaun V.D.C Ward

No. 02

Attis

Cultivation0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0

Sahi Goat Rearing

Business (10-012),

Saya V.D.C.

Ward No. 09

Goat

Husbandry3 75 50 35 0 0 0 2 50

Sonam Dorje Herbs


036),

Hepka V.D.C.

Ward No. 02

Attis

Cultivation0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0

Namuna Agriculture Co-


Maila V.D.C.

Ward No. 06

Goat

Husbandry8 200 100 55 0 0 0 10 50

Saipal Agriculture Co-


Madana V.D.C.

Ward No. 08

Goat

Husbandry8 200 100 75 0 0 0 10 50

Mahadev Horse

Husbandry Farm,

Bargaun V.D.C.

Ward No. 07

Horse

Rearing1 25 15 10 0 0 0 3 0

Ongmu Commercial Yak

Farming Farm,

Khagalgaun V.D.C.

Ward No. 03

Dairy 4 100 45 30 0 0 0

Maila Sheep Husbandry

Improvement Business,

Maila V.D.C.

Ward No. 01

Goat

Husbandry4 100 55 32 0 0 0 5 20

T P


Number of

Sapling sold

(For nursery)


Number

Compensatory

Plantation

(Target/Planted)

Additional Tree

Plantation

(Survived) (Y/N)

if Y give number

Nos of

grievances

documente

d

No of

grievances

resolved

No of

grievances

under

processing

Grass

Cultivation

Area (Ropani)

Number of

Planted

Fodder (Dale

Ghaas) Trees

Number of

fruits plant

planted

Required

firewood for

processing

(Kg/year)

Area of Land

for fruit

cultivation

(Ropani)

Raw material

required/Day

(Kg/Day)

Area of

cultivation in

private land

(Ropani)

Quantity of

Firewood per

day (Kg/Day)

Cardamom

Cultivation

Area

(Ropani)

Number of

Utis trees

Planted

Simana Vegetable

Production and Marketting

Centre,

Dandafaya V.D.C.

Ward No. 02

Vegetable

Production2 50 25 15 0 0 0

Himali Jyoti Green

Vegetable Farm,

Simikot V.D.C.

Ward No. 03

Vegetable

Production2 50 18 22 0 0 0 0 0 18 0 1

Unnatshil Sheep and Goat

Husbandry Farm,

Gothi V.D.C.

Ward No. 08

Sheep

Husbandry4 100 65 35 0 0 0 6 20

Dawa Tashi Himalayan

Chyangra Husbandry

Farm,

Hepka V.D.C.

Ward No. 02

Changra

Rearing4 100 65 65 0 0 0 5 20

Himali Yak and Agro

Research Centre Pvt. Ltd.

(10-063),

Bargaun V.D.C.

Ward No. 05

Yak

Husbandry 2 50 40 50 0 0 0 15 15

Chyangla Yak Husbandry

Farm (10-070),

Thehe V.D.C.

Ward No. 09

Yak

Husbandry 7 175 100 45 0 0 0 12 100

Bibekshil Goat Husbandry

Business (10-071),

Thehe V.D.C.

Ward No. 03

Goat

Husbandry6 150 75 35 0 0 0 5 20

Missan Goat Husbandry

Farm (10-050),

Kalika V.D.C.

Ward No. 04

Goat

Husbandry3 75 70 40 0 0 0 6 20

Halji Rinjiling Agriculture

Co-operative Society Ltd.,

Limi V.D.C.

Ward No. 01

Yak

Husbandry 4 100 50 35 0 0 0 7 15

Pemajing Met and Sonam

Commercial Bee Keeping

Farm (10-020),

Hepka V.D.C.

Ward No. 02

Bee Keeping 2 50 20 23 0 0 0 0 0 15

Dandafaya Masta

Vegetable Production and

processing Industry,

Dandafaya V.D.C.

Ward No. 03

Vegetable

Production2 50 25 20 0 0 0

Himali Agriculture Farm

and Chyangra Husbandry

Business (10-056),

Hepka V.D.C.

Ward No. 01

Changra

Rearing3 75 25 18 0 0 0 4 0

T P


Number of

Sapling sold

(For nursery)


Number

Compensatory

Plantation

(Target/Planted)

Additional Tree

Plantation

(Survived) (Y/N)

if Y give number

Nos of

grievances

documente

d

No of

grievances

resolved

No of

grievances

under

processing

Grass

Cultivation

Area (Ropani)

Number of

Planted

Fodder (Dale

Ghaas) Trees

Number of

fruits plant

planted

Required

firewood for

processing

(Kg/year)

Area of Land

for fruit

cultivation

(Ropani)

Raw material

required/Day

(Kg/Day)

Area of

cultivation in

private land

(Ropani)

Quantity of

Firewood per

day (Kg/Day)

Cardamom

Cultivation

Area

(Ropani)

Number of

Utis trees

Planted

Panchamukhi Jhoma

Rearing Business (10-

064),

Simikot V.D.C.

Ward No. 03

Yak

Husbandry 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0

Singeralwa Pashmina

Industry,

Bargaun V.D.C.

Ward No. 01

Changra

Rearing3 75 35 20 0 0 0 5 0

Ram Dev Seabcuk thorn

Processing Center , Theha

VDC ward no.2

Attis

Cultivation0 0 10 8 0 0 0

Agro Enterprise Center (10-

010) Simikot VDC ward

no.7

Vegetable

Production1 25 25 20 0 0 0

Chankheli winter fruit

Nursery, Darma VDC ward

no.7

Fruit Nursery 0 0 50 520 0 0 0 500 5000 40

Simikot Apple processing

Center (10-009) Simikot

VDC

Apple Storing

& Marketing0 0 25 200 0 0 0 370 0 45

Fruit Nursery Sipti

Shreenagar VDC ward no

5

Fruit Nursery 2 50 32 157 0 0 0 700 4500 38

Bijay puspa apple farm

Thehe VDC ward no.9

Apple Storing

& Marketing3 75 50 80 0 0 0 380 0 32

Happlo theha Vegetable

Farm Theha VDC ward no.

6

Vegetable

Production1 25 10 15 0 0 0

Himali AGriculture Farm

and Meat processing

Simikot V.D.C.

Ward No. 03

Meat

Processing0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Thali Attis Farming

Buisness, Thali VDC ward

no 9

Attis

Cultivation0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 12 0 6 0

Mahadev goat Husbandary

Buisness, Mimi VDC ward

no.6

Goat

Husbandry2 50 35 20 0 0 0 4 35

Chauda Veda Bakra Palan

Farm, Saya VDC ward no.

7

Goat

Husbandry2 50 50 38 0 0 0 7 30

Humla Bee keeping Farm

Gothi VDC ward no.7Bee Keeping 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Bipin Sheep Husbandary

Farm , Maila VDC ward

no.5

Sheep

Husbandry2 50 25 22 0 0 0 5 12

Roshna Goat Husbandary

Farm , Maila VDC ward

no.5

Goat

Husbandry2 50 25 20 0 0 0 5 18

Chaya Sheep Husbandary

Farm, Maila VDC ward

no.5

Sheep

Husbandry2 50 25 18 0 0 0 5 15

Kopila Goat Husbandary


no.5

Goat

Husbandry1 25 25 20 0 0 0 5 15

T P


Number of

Sapling sold

(For nursery)


Number

Compensatory

Plantation

(Target/Planted)

Additional Tree

Plantation

(Survived) (Y/N)

if Y give number

Nos of

grievances

documente

d

No of

grievances

resolved

No of

grievances

under

processing

Grass

Cultivation

Area (Ropani)

Number of

Planted

Fodder (Dale

Ghaas) Trees

Number of

fruits plant

planted

Required

firewood for

processing

(Kg/year)

Area of Land

for fruit

cultivation

(Ropani)

Raw material

required/Day

(Kg/Day)

Area of

cultivation in

private land

(Ropani)

Quantity of

Firewood per

day (Kg/Day)

Cardamom

Cultivation

Area

(Ropani)

Number of

Utis trees

Planted

Janak Sheep Husbandary


no.5

Sheep

Husbandry1 25 25 20 0 0 0 3 10

Safal Goat Husbandary

Farm, Maila VDC ward no.

5

Goat

Husbandry1 25 25 15 0 0 0 3 25

Shahi Sheep Husbandry

(10-132), Kharpunath

VDC

Ward No.-4,

Sheep

Husbandry3 75 35 13 0 0 0 2 11

Masta Fruit Cultivation (10-

072) Rodikot VDC

Ward No. 9

Fruit Nursery 2 50 30 68 0 0 0 0 0 160 1500 8

Binayak Patan Goat

Husbandry (10-079),

Darma VDC

Ward No.3

Goat

Husbandry3 75 55 51 0 0 0 3 18 40 0 3

Sarita Vegetable


137),

Simikot VDC

Ward No. 6,

Vegetable

Production1 25 25 0 0 0 0 8

Tara Goat Husbandry (10-

130), Kalika VDC

Ward No. 5

Goat

Husbandry2 50 50 15 0 0 0 1 12

Naumule Sheep

Husbandry (10-139),

Kalika VDC, Ward No. 3

Sheep

Husbandry0 0 0 7 0 0 0 3 15

Himali Oil Production (10-

133), Simikot VDC, Ward

No. 3

Oil


Humla Bio-Brquette (10-

082)

Simikot VDC, Ward No. 2

Bio Briquette


Mula Goat Husbandry (10-

041), Jaira VDC, Ward No.

6

Goat

Husbandry1 25 25 29 0 0 0 6 35 12

Kailash Bee Keeping

Business (10-044), Jaira

VDC, Ward No. 4

Bee Keeping 3 75 50 52 0 0 0 0 0 25

Tatopani Organic

Agriculture Cooperative

society Ltd. (10-054) ,

Sarkideu VDC, Ward No. 5

Walnut and

Vegetable

Farming

0 0 0 250 0 0 0 0 0 400 1600 25

Sonisha Apple Slice and

Juice Industry (10-055),

Thehe VDC, Ward No. 6

Apple

Processing1 25 25 40 0 0 0 0 0 150 0 2

Prakash Apple Farm (10-

136), Thehe VDC, Ward

No. 2

Apple

Cultivation 1 25 20 50 0 0 0 0 0 350 0 25

Dipesh and Amar Apple

Farm, (10-134), Chhipra

VDC, Ward No. 6

Apple

Cultivation 1 25 20 138 0 0 0 0 0 350 0 28

Lekha Chyangra

Husbandry Farm (10-140)

Chhipra V.D.C.Ward No.

09

Changra

Rearing2 50 40 40 0 0 0 3 20 15

T P


Number of

Sapling sold

(For nursery)


Number

Compensatory

Plantation

(Target/Planted)

Additional Tree

Plantation

(Survived) (Y/N)

if Y give number

Nos of

grievances

documente

d

No of

grievances

resolved

No of

grievances

under

processing

Grass

Cultivation

Area (Ropani)

Number of

Planted

Fodder (Dale

Ghaas) Trees

Number of

fruits plant

planted

Required

firewood for

processing

(Kg/year)

Area of Land

for fruit

cultivation

(Ropani)

Raw material

required/Day

(Kg/Day)

Area of

cultivation in

private land

(Ropani)

Quantity of

Firewood per

day (Kg/Day)

Cardamom

Cultivation

Area

(Ropani)

Number of

Utis trees

Planted

Bhandari Sheep


Thehe VDC, Ward No. 6

Sheep

Husbandry1 25 20 19 0 0 0 2 12 10

Sarkegaad Goat

Husbandry Farm, (10-131)

Saya V.D.C. Ward No. 06

Goat

Husbandry1 25 25 10 0 0 0 1 15 6

Thehe Multipurpose

Cooperate Society Ltd. (10-

062) Thehe VDC, Ward

No. 2

Changra

Rearing1 25 20 12 0 0 0 3 18 0

Radikatte Goat Husbandry

Farm (10-129), Gothi VDC,

Ward No. 5

Goat

Husbandry1 25 15 25 0 0 0 4 20 0

Syanda Mastadev Goat

Husbandry (10-086),

Syanda VDC, Ward No. 2

Goat

Husbandry1 25 0 8 0 0 0 5 5 8

Sarkideu Apple Farm (10-

124), Bargaun VDC, Ward

No. 7

Apple

Cultivation 0 0 0 70 0 0 0 0 0 230 0 14

BR Goat Husbandry Farm

Pvt. Ltd. (10-066) Chhipra

VDC. Ward No. 1

Goat

Husbandry1 25 20 22 0 0 0 3 0 8

Jhagire Goat Husbandry

Farm (10-058), Gothi VDC,

Ward No. 4

Goat

Husbandry1 25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Sritham Goat Husbandry

Partnership Farm (10-068),

Chhipra VDC, Ward No. 6

Goat

Husbandry1 25 18 10 0 0 0 2 15 7

Shanti Goat Husbandry

Business (10-069) Thehe

VDC, Ward No. 5

Goat

Husbandry1 25 12 16 0 0 0 4 10 15

Ghattekhola Bee Keeping

Commercial Farm (10-

113), Melcham VDC, Ward

No. 1

Bee Keeping 2 50 35 25 0 0 0 0 0 30

Rivurvur Yak Farm (10-

155), Bargaun VDC, Ward

No. 7

Yak

Husbandry 1 25 10 23 0 0 0 5 0 15

Bimala Bio Briquette (10-

108), Simikot VDC, Ward

No. 5

Bio Briquette

Production0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Humla Food Industry (10-

032) , Simikot VDC, Ward

No. 3

Bakery

Production0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-Humla 70 129 3225 2040 2882 0 0 0 189 821 3834 12600 261 0 15 0 0 0 0


2017) 640 7770 193445 41061 73231 24 24 0 2019 48532 229748 341214 3936.13 7496 3365.5 4192 898 19797 11400

Total (till June, 2017) 640 7601 190025 27871 93758 21 21 0 1881 46518 203,204 52,681 3054.43 6346 2573 4192 898 19797 11400

T P


Number of

Sapling sold

(For nursery)


Number

Compensatory

Plantation

(Target/Planted)

Additional Tree

Plantation

(Survived) (Y/N)

if Y give number

Nos of

grievances

documente

d

No of

grievances

resolved

No of

grievances

under

processing

Grass

Cultivation

Area (Ropani)

Number of

Planted

Fodder (Dale

Ghaas) Trees

Number of

fruits plant

planted

Required

firewood for

processing

(Kg/year)

Area of Land

for fruit

cultivation

(Ropani)

Raw material

required/Day

(Kg/Day)

Area of

cultivation in

private land

(Ropani)

Quantity of

Firewood per

day (Kg/Day)

Cardamom

Cultivation

Area

(Ropani)

Number of

Utis trees

Planted

During Reporting

period of July to Dec,

2017

169 3420 13190 -20527 3 3 0 138 2014 26544 288533 881.7 1150 792.5 0 0 0 0

T P

01-Sankhuwasabha 51 514 12850 305 5192 2 2

02-Solukhumbu 49 396 9900 0 2150 2 2

03-Dolkha 145 1249 29785 6990 15952 0 0

04-Rasuwa 71 871 21775 838 1116 0 0

05-Manang 26 1736 43400 5350 6008 1 1

06-Mustang 39 93 2275 1550 1802 0 0

07-Dolpa 74 661 16450 4732 6625 13 13

08-Jumla 70 1169 29385 8778 7187 1 1

09-Mugu 45 952 24400 10478 24317 5 5

10-Humla 70 129 3225 2040 2882 0 0


2017)640 7770 193445 41061 73231 24 24

During Reporting

period of Dec to

June, 2018

(Note: 26450 sapling sold is added in additional plantation, which gives negative value. Corrected during the reporting period)


For All Visited SPs

Nos of

grievances

documented

No of

grievances

resolved

Name of SPs & CodeSP

Objectives

Cut tree

Number

Compensatory Plantation

(Target/Planted) Additional Tree

Plantation

(Survived) (Y/N) if Y

give number

0 248 4860 1450 0 68 114 965 100

0 174 960 1600 2000 80 600 952 800

0 621 33798 21802 288161 359 1840 808 2067

0 332 719 0 0 0 4500 407 660

0 25 0 60742 7000 735 0 0 0

0 193 417 0 26450 0 0 0 0

0 130 3304 93,895 5,000 314.13 220 16.5 110

0 46 179 20967 3 2055 222 194 455

0 61 3474 25458 0 64 0 8 0

0 189 821 3834 12600 261 0 15 0

0 2019 48532 229748 341214 3936.13 7496 3365.5 4192

(Note: 26450 sapling sold is added in additional plantation, which gives negative value. Corrected during the reporting period)


Livestocks Orchard Management MAPs/NTFPs

Area of Land

for fruit

cultivation

(Ropani)

Raw material

required/Day

(Kg/Day)

Area of

cultivation in

private land

(Ropani)

Quantity of

Firewood per

day (Kg/Day)

No of

grievances

under

processing

Grass

Cultivation

Area (Ropani)

Number of

Planted

Fodder (Dale

Ghaas) Trees

Number of

fruits plant

planted

Number of

Sapling sold

(For nursery)

0 0 0

306 2398 5000

592 17399 6400

0 0 0

0 0 0

0 0 0

0 0 0

0 0 0

0 0 0

0 0 0

898 19797 11400

Required

firewood for

processing

(Kg/year)

Cardamom SPs

Cardamom

Cultivation

Area (Ropani)

Number of

Utis trees

Planted

ANNEX 2: STATUS OF COMPLIANCE WITH LOAN AND GRANT COVENANTS

(As of June, 2018)

No Covenants Type Status of compliance Date

complied Progress

status/Remarks

1

The Recipient shall ensure, and cause the Project Executing

Agency and the implementing agencies to ensure, that no activity requiring an environmental impact assessment is funded under the

project, and that before any Qualified Subproject or other activity

is approved for financing:

(a) such subproject or activity is screened to determine any

potential environmental impacts and risks, and their significance;

(b) if an initial environmental examination is required for any

such subproject or activity pursuant to the EARF, an initial

environmental examination is conducted and an environmental management plan is prepared for such subproject, all in

accordance with the EARF; and

(c) Such initial environmental examination and environmental

management plan is approved by MoAD and cleared by ADB.

Safeguard

Being complied

Environment and social safeguard specialists of Grant Assessment

Committees and environment expert of

the project regularly screen the environmental issues and activities as per

EPA/EPR of GoN and EARF/safeguard policy of ADB during proposal evaluation.

As the project is category B, an IEE is

prepared and approved from ministry. Sub-projects under HIMALI are classified

under category C, thus none of the sub-projects requires EIA or IEE level of

assessment.

Regular & Ongoing

Satisfactory

2

The Recipient shall ensure, and cause the Project Executing Agency

and implementing agencies to ensure, that:

(a) the Qualified Subprojects and other activities are designed, constructed, implemented, operated, and maintained in

accordance with the applicable local environmental laws and

regulations and the Safeguard Policy Statement;

(b) the environmental management plan is implemented in

accordance with its terms so that all adverse environmental impacts during construction and operation of the Qualified

Subprojects or implementation of other activities are mitigated; and in the event of any unanticipated adverse environmental

impacts, such impacts are reported to ADB;

(c) an additional environmental study is undertaken and approval

under local environmental laws, if applicable, is obtained should

there be changes in the designs that have environmental impacts;

Safeguard

Being complied

Approval and recommendation letters

from local government body, agreement

paper, public consultations and resource use consent are necessary for BPs

evaluation.

Environment management practice

included in contract document.

EMP recommended by approved IEE

report of the project is considered during monitoring.

Semiannual Environmental compliance monitoring report is prepared and

submitted. Environmental component is

Regular &

Ongoing Satisfactory

No Covenants Type Status of compliance Date

complied

Progress

status/Remarks

(d) all initial environmental examinations and environmental

management plans are updated, as necessary, during the course

of implementation, and submitted to ADB for approval;

(e) reports are submitted to ADB on a quarterly basis on the

implementation of environmental management plans; and;

(f) (i) where required, all the contractors are provided with the

initial environmental examination and the environmental management plan, and that the contractors implement the

required mitigation measures as described in the environmental management plan in a satisfactory manner, and report the

implementation of the environmental management plan on a

regular basis, along with any deviation there from; (ii) the bidding documents include the requirement to comply with the

environmental management plan; and (iii) compliance by the contractors with the environmental management plan is closely

monitored.

included in quarterly report of the Project.

Preparation of EDD reports for few

medium and large agribusiness sub-projects are in progress.

Monitoring checklist, guidelines, EMMP are prepared, updated on the basis of

EMP of IEE reports and shared with

districts which help to monitor contractor and proponent work closely.

Environmental Monitoring mechanism in district and PMU is established.

Environment compliance reporting format

is shared to the district. Statistical Environment information from districts

are compiled and included in semiannual compliance monitoring report.

3

The Recipient, Project Executing Agency and the implementing agencies shall ensure that the Project, including all Qualified

Subprojects to be financed under it, shall be carried out in compliance with the SPS. Any activity requiring land acquisition

shall be dropped.

Safeguard

Being complied for contracted SPs

Land ownership is considered for

construction activities.

No need of involuntary land acquisition

and compensation for land acquisition.

Regular & Ongoing

Satisfactory

4

The Recipient, Project Executing Agency and the implementing

agencies shall ensure that the Project, including all Qualified Subprojects to be financed under it, shall be carried out in

compliance with the SPS. No Qualified Subproject shall be financed

that could have a significant adverse impact on indigenous

peoples, and which can be classified as Category A under SPS.

Safeguard

Being complied

Approved SPs do not make any significant adverse impact on indigenous people and

their livelihood. The project has promoted

their livelihood.

Regular &


5

To redress the grievances by the stakeholders, Project shall

establish grievance handling mechanism within PMU and 10

working districts and documentation the grievances and redressing and register maintenances

Safeguard Grievance boxes are kept in PMU and

DPCs. Documentation of grievances and

their reporting is in progress.

Regular &


SP Category Number % SP Category Number % SP Category Number %

52.34 12.81 12.66

Yak/Chauri 50 Fresh Vegetable 45 Apple production/processing 38

Goat 138 Vegetable Seed 5 Citrus 4

Chyangra 25 Spices 4 Kiwi 26

Sheep 71 Cardamom 20 Other 13

Pig 22 Potato 5

Cattle/Buffallo 27 Mushroom 3

Poultry 1 Sub-total 82 6. Miscellaneous

Mule 1 15.16 Essential Oil 1

Sub-total 335 Allo processing 2 Local crop processing 2

Chiraito production/processing 49 Rainbow trout 11

Jatamansi production/processing 3 Bee keeping 8

Milk 3 Saffron cultivation 5 Herbal tea 1

Yak Cheese 4 Sea-buck thorn 4 Bakery 3

Wool/Pashmina 2 Nepali Paper 13 Agro-tourism 2

Meat/Slaughter House 4 MAPs Other 21 Bio-briquette/Inscence 4

Sub-total 13 Sub-total 97 Sub-total 32

640 100Total

Annex 3: Sub-projects category and their number (Till June, 2018)

1. Livestock Production 3. Vegetable & Spices 5. Fruits

Sub-total81

5.004. MAPs/NTFPs

2. Livestock Processing 2

Cut

TreesCP (Target)

CP

(Planted)

Additional

Plantation

Fodder

Tree

planted

Fruits plant

planted

Sapling

soldUtis

7601 190025 27871 93758 46518 203204 52681 19796

Annex 4: Environment Management and Monitoring Plan of Satya Herbal Products Pvt. Ltd.

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