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In Kulekhani, Nepal, a hydroelectricity scheme that used to rely on 'command and control' relations with the upland communities in their catchment now face more critical 'sellers'

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Kulekhani which means ‘mine of water’ in Nepali lies only 50 kilometers from Kathmandu,Nepal's capital city.The watershed provides 17 percent of the country's hydropower. Kulekhani is one of 15 similar hydropower projects in Nepal and it may well be the starting point of a new era in the relationships between upland communities in the catchments that feed hydroelectricity plants and the companies that turn waterflows into sustainable energy and profits.
    Publication year

    2007

    Authors

    Upadhyaya S

    Language

    English

    Keywords

    hydroelectric power, rural areas

    Geographic

    Indonesia

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