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Strategy


The Ministry of Local Development has reconstituted existing steering committees to form a joint project steering committee for all development partners’ rural transport projects, in an integrated sector-wide approach. DOLIDAR has established a project coordination unit (PCU) in Kathmandu, headed by a project coordinator to coordinate all project activities. The PCU will be responsible for guiding and monitoring district development committees (DDCs) as they implement project components. At the district level, project implementation will be the responsibility of the district project office (DPO) within the district technical office of each DDC.

A local engineering consultant to cover technical issues, and a local non-government organisation (NGO) engaged for social mobilisation and support for rural infrastructure building groups, will support the DPO. A working-level implementation coordination committee will be established to guide the PCU.


Overall Goal

The project goal is to reduce rural poverty in 18 very poor remote hill and mountain districts affected by the conflict. The purpose is to achieve sustainable increased access to economic and social services, and enhanced social and financial capital for people in the project area, particularly poor and disadvantaged groups.

Objectives
  • Increased awareness and participation in the planning, implementation, and maintenance of rural infrastructure, and in other development activities by local communities, including the poor and disadvantaged
  • New and rehabilitated physical infrastructure provided for community economic and social activities (supplementary investments)
  • Capacity for planning, implementing, and maintaining rural infrastructure increased at district, village, and national levels
  • New and upgraded rural transport infrastructure provided using the labour-based, environmentally sound, participatory (LEP) construction approach
 
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