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Sep 8, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 8, 2026 · Batu Uprety

    Support or Compensation from the Loss and Damage Fund (opens the original)

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    The Government of Nepal (GoN) sent an official letter to the co-chairs of the Fund for Responding Loss and Damage (FRLD) for immediate response to the catastrophic Bhotekoshi flash floods. Signed by two ministers (Dr. Swarnim Wagle, Hon. Minister for Finance, and Ms Gita Chaudhary, Hon. Minister for Agriculture, Forests and Environment)on 31 August 2026, the letter mentions the severe impacts of 26 August 2026 flash floods in the Bhotekoshi river, causing 'widespread loss of life, displacement,

  2. Article · Aug 22, 2026 · Batu Uprety

    Simplifying the Legal Process for Environmental Assessment (opens the original)

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    The environmental focal point of Nepal, now the Ministry of Agriculture, Forests and Environment, is said considering to amending the Environment Protection Act (EPA, 2019). Taking note of: (i) policy commitment of the present government to simplify environmental assessment (EA) process and make it development-friendly; (ii)its principles and practices; (iii) urgent need for implementing even environmentally sensitive socio-economic and infrastructure developmentprojects for prosperity; (iv)need

  3. Article · Aug 2, 2026 · Batu Uprety

    Development-induced Threats in Pashupatinath Area (opens the original)

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    Taking note of precautionary principle, Pashupatinath temple is largely threatened by two proposed infrastructures. Nepal is accessing loan from the Asian Development Bank (ADB) to construct a 95 m tall concrete face rockfill dam on the Nagmati River - a tributary of the Bagmati River system. If the dam is constructed in the geologically weak and seismic zone, it will slightly increase the volume of water in the Bagmati River. If the damis collapsed during the operational stage, it will washaway

  4. Article · Jul 9, 2026 · Batu Uprety

    Mountain Resilience Strategy: Linking Mountains To The Lowlands (opens the original)

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    With the mission of fostering sustainable development in mountains and interconnected lowlands, the recently merged Ministry of Agriculture, Forests and Environment (MoAFE) called for suggestions, through the 7-day website notice on 23 June 2026, on the draft 'Nepal Mountain Resilience Strategy, 2026' - a Living Sagarmatha Strategic Framework. This note outlines key elements of the draft Strategy and urges for additional reviews on mountain initiatives to further understand the realities. The dr

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