Sustainability of Rainwater Harvesting System for the Domestic Needs (A Case Study of Daugha VDC, Gulmi, Nepal) Master Thesis

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This study analysis the sustainability of a Domestic Rainwater Harvesting (DRWH) intervention in rural Nepal, which started in 1996. It looks at issues like long-term functionality and impact of the intervention, summarizing the findings in four key sustainability dimenstions: technical, socio-environmental, institutional, and economic. The study concludes that RWH enjoys high technical and socio-environmental acceptance, but that the institutional and cost-recovery dimensions are weaker, leading to an overall estimate of "sustainable but at risk" for the VDC at hand.

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Ramesh Chandra Bohara (2015) Sustainability of Rainwater Harvesting System for the Domestic Needs (A Case Study of Daugha VDC, Gulmi, Nepal). Master Thesis , Pokhara University, Nepal , Pokhara, Nepal

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