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Resettlement Plan

49215-001

Loan: 3260

August 2017

NEP: Earthquake Emergency Assistance Project

Belghari-Archalbot-Lamabagar-Sernabazar-Liture

Pachok Road Project

Prepared by the Government of Nepal for Asian Development Bank (ADB).

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Earthquake Emergency Assistance Project (ADB Loan 3260-NEP)

Detailed Project Report

Belghari-Archalbot-Lamabagar-Sernabazar-

Liture-PachokRoad Subproject, Lamjung

Section III: Social Safeguard

Volume 2: Revised Resettlement Plan

August, 2017

Prepared by:

Central Implementation Support Consultant (CISC) AF-Iteco Ltd. Switzerland

Ekantakuna, Lalitpur

Table of Contents

ABBREVIATION .................................................................................................................... I

GLOSSARY OF TERMS ....................................................................................................... II

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ..................................................................................................... III

1 PROJECT DESCRIPTION ............................................................................................. 1

1.1 Scope of Land Acquisition ........................................................................................... 2

1.2 Losses of Structures ............................................................................................... 3

1.3 Losses of Trees, Standing Crops ............................................................................ 6

2. SOCIO-ECONOMIC PROFILE OF THE AFFECTED HOUSEHOLDS .............................. 7

3. INFORMATION DISSEMINATION, CONSULTATION, PARTICIPATION, DISCLOSURE

........................................................................................................................................... 11

1 GRIEVANCE REDRESS MECHANISMS ..................................................................... 12

5. RESETTLEMENT POLICY AND LEGAL FRAMEWORK ............................................. 15

5.1 Nepal Government Applicable Legal and Policy Framework ................................. 15

5.2 ADB‘s Involuntary Resettlement Policy Requirement ............................................ 19

6. ENTITLEMENTS, ASSISTANCE AND BENEFITS ....................................................... 22

7 RELOCATION OF HOUSING AND SETTLEMENTS ................................................... 23

7.1 Valuation and Compensation Determination ......................................................... 23

8 INCOME RESTORATION AND REHABILITATION PROGRAM .................................. 24

9 RESETTLEMENT BUDGET......................................................................................... 24

9.1 Compensation for land ...................................................................................... 24

9.2 Compensation for structures .................................................................................. 25

9.3 Compensation for standing crops ...................................................................... 25

9.4 Compensation for trees ..................................................................................... 25

9.5 Other Supporting Cost ............................................................................................... 26

9.6 Total RP Cost Estimate of Belghari-Archalbot-Lamabagar-Sernabazar-Liture-

Pachok Road Subproject ................................................................................................. 27

10. INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS ........................................................................... 29

11. IMPLEMENTATION SCHEDULE ............................................................................. 30

12. MONITORING AND EVALUATION .......................................................................... 33

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APPENDICES ..................................................................................................................... 34

Appendix I: List of Affected Households .............................................................................. 34

Appendix II: Poverty Analysis of Interviewed Households ................................................... 34

Appendix III: Details on Land Compensation Estimation ..................................................... 34

Appendix IV:Details on Structure Compensation Estimation ............................................... 34

Appendix V: Details on Crop Compensation Estimation ...................................................... 34

Appendix VI: Details on Private Trees Compensation Estimation ........................................ 34

Appendix VII: Details on CFUG Trees Compensation Estimation ........................................ 34

Appendix VIII: Details on Fruits Trees Compensation Estimation ........................................ 34

Appendix IX: Nepali Summary ............................................................................................ 34

Appendix X: Entitlement Matrix for Resettlement Plan under EEAP .................................... 34

Appendix XI: Consultation Meeting Minutes ........................................................................ 34

Appendix XII: Photographs of Road Alignment.................................................................... 34

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List of Tables

Table 1: Land required by the Subproject .............................................................................. 2

Table 2: Summary of Affected Plots along the Alignment ...................................................... 2

Table 3: Summary of Land Loss ........................................................................................... 3

Table 4: Structure Losses along the Alignment ..................................................................... 4

Table 5: Affected Trees by the Road Alignment .................................................................... 6

Table 6: Summary of Affected Households by the Subproject ............................................... 7

Table 7: Food Sufficiency and Income level of the Affected Households ............................... 9

Table 8: Poverty Level of the Affected Households ............................................................... 8

Table 9: Key Difference between ADB Policy and GoN ....................................................... 21

Table 10: Details of Land Rate of the affected Plots ............................................................ 25

Table 11: Labor Requirement for Cutting and Transportation of Trees ................................ 25

Table 12: Summary of Harvesting and Transportation Cost of the Affected Trees .............. 26

Table 13: Budget for Resettlement Plan Implementation ..................................................... 28

Table 14: RP Implementation Schedule for Belghar-Archalbot-Lamabagar-Sernabazar-

Liture-Pachok Road Subproject, Lamjung ........................................................................... 31

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ABBREVIATION

ADB The Asian Development Bank AP(s) Affected Person(s)/People CDC Compensation Determination Committee CDO Chief District Officer CFUG Community Forest Users Group CLPIU CoI

Central Level Project Implementation Unit Corridor of Impact

DCC District Coordination Committee DLPIU District Level Project Implementation Unit DLRO District Land Revenue Office DMS Detailed Measurement Survey DISC District Implementation Support Consultants DSO District Survey Office DTO District Technical Officer EA EEAP

Executing Agency Earthquake Emergency Assistance Project

FGD Focus Group Discussion GESI GoN

Gender Equality and Social Inclusion Government of Nepal

GRM Grievance Redress Mechanism Ha Hectare HHs Households IA Implementing Agency IR Involuntary Resettlement LRO Land Revenue Office LEST Livelihood Enhancement Skills and Training MoFALD Ministry of Federal Affairs and Local Development NRA National Reconstruction Authority NRs Nepalese Rupees RF Resettlement Framework RP Resettlement Plan SPS Safeguard Policy Statement SPAF Severely Project Affected Family sqm Square meter VDC Village Development Committee

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GLOSSARY OF TERMS Affected Persons (APs)

All persons who as of the cut-off-date stand to lose for the project all or part of their land or other assets, irrespective of legal or ownership title.

Cut-off Date The date of census survey to count the APs and their affected land and assets.

Legalizable Those who do not have formal legal rights to land when APs are recorded, but could claim rights to such land under the law of Nepal.

Non-titled Those who have no recognizable rights or claims to the land that they are occupying. SPS defines them as illegal inhabitants; termed as squatters or encroachers. However illegal inhabitants as per law of Nepal will be excluded from non-titled.

Poverty Line The level of income below which an individual or a household is considered poor. Nepal‘s national poverty line which is based on a food consumption basket of 2,124 calories and an allowance for non food items of about two thirds of the cost of the basket will be adopted by the sub project to count APs under the poverty line. Whereas this poverty level may vary in accordance to district. Reference poverty line for poverty measurement 2015/16 for Lamjung District is NRs 28483.79, calculated on the basis of NRs. 18,428.00 for Rural hills- West Region. By Nepal Living Survey Standard 2010/11 The determination of poor households or persons will be based on the census and socio-economic survey and further confirmed by community meetings.

Project Affected Family

A family consisting of APs, his/her spouse, sons, unmarried daughters, daughters-in law, brothers or unmarried sisters, father, mother and other legally adopted members residing with him/her and dependent on him/her for their livelihood.

Severely Project Affected Family/People (SPAF)

A Project Affected Family that is affected by the project such as: a. There is a loss of land or income such that the affected family fall below the

poverty line; and/or b. There is a loss of residential house such that the family members are

physically displaced from housing. Titled APs who have formal legal rights to land, including any customary of traditional

rights recognized under the laws of Nepal.

Third Party An agency or organization to witness and/or verify ―no coercion‖ clause in an agreement with APs in case of voluntary land donation. One independent agency (i.e. not involved in project implementation), preferably working on rights aspect, will be recruited in each development region to serve this function.

Vulnerable Group Distinct group of people or persons who are considered to be more vulnerable to impoverishment risks than others. The poor, women-headed, Dalits and IPs households who may or may not fall below poverty line including all other APs who fall below poverty line will be counted as vulnerable APs.

Women-headed household

Household headed by women, the woman may be divorced, widowed or abandoned or her husband can be working away from the District for long periods of time, where the woman takes decision about the use of and access to household resources.

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

1. This Resettlement Plan (RP) has been prepared for the Belghari-Archalbot-Lamabagar-Sernabazar-Liture-Pachok Road Subproject, Lamjung district under the Earthquake Emergency Assistance Project (EEAP). The major objective of the EEAP is to restore and re-establish use of earthquake damaged infrastructures within existing facilities and Corridor-of Impact (CoI) with minimal or no land acquisition. This RP is prepared following Resettlement Framework of EEAP and in accordance with Government of Nepal Land Acquisition Act 2034, The Reconstruction Related Act 2072 and its Working Procedures 2072, and ADB Safeguard Policy Statement 2009.

2. The objectives of the RP are to ensure adequate safeguard measures and appropriate entitlements are provided to affected persons wherever involuntary resettlement is observed. The RP explains process adopted for the preparation of the resettlement plan impact due to construction of road, mitigation measures and implementation arrangement.

3. The RF will guide the preparation of resettlement plans during the project implementation, according to which EEAP subprojects will avoid or minimize land acquisition and involuntary resettlement wherever possible. In unavoidable situation, the project will ensure the AP‘s rights and they will receive appropriate assistance.

4. APs have been informed and consulted about the involuntary resettlement during the survey of subproject. Special attention has been paid to ensure that the vulnerable groups and the women-headed households receive appropriate assistance. The national laws, regulation, resettlement framework of EEAP and ADB‘s resettlement safeguard policy have been followed during the planning and preparation of Resettlement Plan. During the survey consultations, none of the household has shown interest to donate their land except the area occupied by existing road. Thus, they will further consult about project norms and regulations regarding land donation. Since safeguard issues like land loss and involuntary resettlement have been properly addressed in RP, APs will not be affected by new cutting area of the road regarding their daily livelihood, local identity and physical displacement.

5. The total length of the Belghari-Archalbot-Lamabagar-Sernabazar-Liture-PachokRoad

Subproject, Lamjung is 12.59 km. The road starts from Belghari of Barte VDC and ends at

Pachok of Pachok VDC. The alignment of the road passes through Bharte, Archalbot,

Shree Bhanjyang, Nauthar and Pachok VDCs. Six major settlements namely Belghari,

Archalbot, Lamabagar, Serabazaar, Lituere, Pachok fall along the alignment. The existing

alignment is predominantly earthen and have average 4 m width, which is proposed to

upgrade to all weather gravel and Bituminous road (Premix Carpeting) by DDC Lamjung.

6. There are total 482 land plots to be acquired and deed transfer in the name of this road.

Among the total land plots to be acquired, 425 plots are privately owned .57 plots is public

land and 50 non-registered plots1 are not identified during the cadastral survey. As a part of

land acquisition process, a public notice will be published and informed among the local

people for the review and claim of these land plots in consultation with the LRO and DLPIU.

Non-registered plot owners shall get compensation of crops loss and other losses except

1 Non registered plots: - Land plots having no official land ownership in the District Land Revenue Office,

Lamjung

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land compensation but land compensation will be provided if these owners come up with

land ownership certificate after notice publication.

7. Total 152 structures get affected due to widening the existing road and out of total 143 are

private structures and 9 are public which is reinstated during construction. Among the total

private structures 127 minor structures such as cattle sheds, kitchens, moveable shop and

toilets etc, and 16 are private residential buildings. Likewise, among the total private

residential building 4 residential structures which are lies in 10 m CoI had been fully

damaged by earthquake will be shifted beyond the CoI. Further 10 are residential building

which are partially affected needs to be repaired and only 2 residential building are fully

affected. Except 2 none of households will be physically displaced due to the road

construction. Further 4 residential building which had damaged by earthquake has already

got compensation from Government will only get shifting allowances by project. However

all structures owners except 4 earthquake structures owners will get compensation and

other allowances as per RF. Details of structures are mentioned in table 4.

8. Similarly, the road alignment involves cutting trees within the formation width. Total of 853

private trees, 468 private fruit trees, 20 CFUG fruit trees, 253 trees belonging to 3 CFUGs

need to be cleared for the road construction. In addition to the trees, standing crops from

the private plots are also affected during construction. Although various crops are found in

the affected plots, maize cultivation is in most of the plots.

9. The affected households verified from cadastral report showed that total of 267 HHs of

different socio-economic background are affected by the road subproject. A census socio-

economic and loss assessment survey of the project affected peoples was conducted in

order to study the project impact upon the affected HHs. Out of 267 HHs, 148 HHs were present for the interview and rest 119 HHs were found absent in the project area, meaning

they are living outside the project area. Out of total 267 HHs, 148 HHs of 834 persons were

available for socio-economic survey. Of the total households, 64 households belong to

Brahamin/Chhetri, 10 Newar, 11 Dalit, 63 Janajati and 7 families are headed by women.

10. In an average, the interviewed HHs have 0.90 ha of land which will reduce to 0.88 ha after

subproject intervention. The interviewed HHs have both agricultural and non-agricultural

sources of income. With the subproject intervention, nominal agricultural income will be

affected which is compensated. The average agricultural income of the 148 affected HHs is

NRs 122247.97 annually in the current situation which will decrease to NRs 118914.79 in a

year after the project intervention. This shows they will loss NRs 3333 in average in a year

after the loss of their land to the sub-project. Similarly, the average food sufficiency of the

APs from their own agriculture production is 9.18 months, which will slightly decrease to

8.94 months following the implementation of subproject. However, the APs major income

source is the non-agricultural sector which remains unaffected by the sub-project. The APs

are involved in small business activities, like grocery shop, tea shop, restaurants etc. The

other non-agricultural incomes of the interviewed HHs are remittance, private and

government services and wage labor. The APs will be incorporated in Income Restoration

and Rehabilitation Training program under RP.

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11. The data analysis of the APs shows that there are 148 interviewed households.15 HHs lose

more than 5 percent of their total land holding and 1 HHs are found below district poverty

level. All the project affected persons to be affected from road Right of Way (10 m) have

requested to be compensated in cash. The APs losing residential buildings have another

house for temporary shifting making them less vulnerable in terms of resettlement and all

the residential structure owners have either enough space in the same plots or other plots

nearby beyond CoI of the road in order to rebuild their house. Also, the earthquake affected

families, living in the temporary sheds, will be shifted in the land beyond the CoI Hence,

there is no need to find new land area to resettle for the APs. Earthquake affected families

have already got compensation through Government hence these families will get only

transportation allowance by project.

12. The project affected HHs shared that they were severely affected by the earthquake of

2014. And 63 janajati have their own language and traditions. Apart from the mainstream

festivities, ethnic communities celebrate festivals of their own. These indigenous APs lose

small strip of land plots due to widening the road alignments, but according to them, there

are no significant cultural resources that they are losing because of the subproject. Neither

the subproject intervention has any disturbances nor any impact on the customary rights of

these indigenous populations. Hence, the subproject intervention does not affect the culture

or harm the identity of the indigenous people along the alignment. So no adverse impact has

been assessed among indigenous households due to project intervention.

13. The interviewed indigenous APs have same level of access to the education, health and

government facilities and market networks compared to the other caste groups. Thus it is

expected that they have equal social status to enjoy the same level of benefits from this

subproject implementation in future. This road will provide better access to market,

education institutions, and health centers and government service offices.

14. A well-defined grievance redress and resolution mechanism has already been established to

resolve grievances and complaints in a timely and satisfactory manner. District Level Project

Implementation Unit (DLPIU) has been playing key role to effective implementation of GRM.

All affected persons will be made fully aware of their rights and GRM process. The detailed

grievance redress procedures will be publicized through an effective public information

campaign. First Level of GRM, Second Level of GRM, Third Level of GRM and Fourth Level

of GRM will be fully come into function after mobilization of contractors.

15. During the socioeconomic survey, 148 interviewed HHs have expressed their interest to be

the part of the training and benefit from entrepreneurial skills. Due to constraint of budget

only 162 APs will initially listed for training however priority will be given to Dalits, Janajatis,

women HH-heads and BPLs HHs. Further Income restoration program (IRP) will be

designed for the one person per family in 16-45 age-group. Different categories of trainings

are under finalization in the district through Training Need Assessment (TNA) and the

tentative cost of the training program is NRs 319584.56.

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16. The total cost estimated for implementation of this RP is NRs 14.96 million in which NRs

11.75 million is direct compensation amount. The other RP expense title includes deed

transfer assistance amount, training amount for APs and 20 percent contingency of the total

cost for any unseen expenses during implementation period.

17. The National Reconstruction Authority (NRA) is the executing agency of the project. The

Central Level Project implementation Unit (CLPIU) under Ministry of Federal Affairs and

Local Development (MOFALD) supported by Central Implementation Support Consultant

(CISC) provides overall guide and monitoring of the project activities at central level. District

Level Project Implementation Unit (DLPIU) supported by District Level Implementation

Support Consultant (DISC) will be responsible to implement overall activities at district.

.

Resettlement Plan of Belghari-Archalbot-Lamabagar-Sernabazar-Liture-Pachok Road Subproject, Lamjung

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1 PROJECT DESCRIPTION

1. This Resettlement Plan(RP has been prepared for the Belghari-Archalbot-Lamabagar-Sernabazar-Liture-Pachok Road Subproject, Lamjung district under the Earthquake Emergency Assistance Project (EEAP). The major objective of the EEAP is to restore and reestablish use of earthquake damaged infrastructures within existing facilities and rights-of-way (CoI) with minimal or no land acquisition This RP is prepared following Resettlement Framework of EEAP and in accordance with Government of Nepal Land Acquisition Act 2034, The Reconstruction Related Act 2072 and its Working Procedures 2072, and ADB Safeguard Policy Statement 2009.

2. The objectives of the RP are to ensure adequate safeguard measures and appropriate entitlements are provided to affected person wherever involuntary resettlement is observed. The RP explain process adopted for preparation of the resettlement plan impact due to construction of road, mitigation measures and implementation arrangement.

3. The RF will guide the preparation of resettlement plans during the project implementation, according to which EEAP subprojects will avoid or minimize land acquisition and involuntary resettlement wherever possible. In unavoidable situation, the project will ensure the AP‘s rights and they will receive assistance.



Local Development (MOFALD) supported by Central Implementation Support Consultant

(CISC) provides overall guide and monitoring of the project activities at central level. District

Level Project Implementation Unit (DLPIU) supported by District Level Implementation

Support Consultant (DISC) will be responsible to implement overall activities at district.

.

5. The total length of the Belghari-Archalbot-Lamabagar-Sernabazar-Liture-Pachok Road

Subproject, Lamjung is 12.59 km. Lamjung District is located in the Gandaki Zone in the

Western Development Region of Nepal. Its elevation ranges from 1266to 1366m.

Ecologically, it lies in the mountain region bordering Manang in North, Kaski in the North

West, Tanahun in the South and Gorkha in the West. The road starts from Belghari of Barte

VDC and ends at Pachok of Pachok VDC. The alignment of the road passes through

Bharte, Archalbot, Shree Bhanjyang, Nauthar and Pachok VDCs. Six major settlements

namely Belghari, Archalbot, Lamabagar, Serabazaar, Lituere, Pachok fall along the

alignment.The existing alignment is predominantly earthen, which is proposed to upgrade to

all weather gravel and Bituminous road (Premix Carpeting) by DDC Lamjung.


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1.1 Scope of Land Acquisition

6. The road subproject requires 12.59 ha of land for its implementation. Out of total required

land, 9.78 ha of land are under private ownership in which 4.37ha is already occupied by the

existing road. Thus, 5.41ha of new private land need to be acquired as new cutting area.

Table 1 presents the detail of affected land to be acquired for the subproject.

Table 1: Land required by the Subproject

SN Land Requirement within the CoI (10 m) Area in hectare 1. Private land 9.78

1.1 Private land under existing area 4.37 1.2 Private land under new cut area 5.41

2 Public land 2.28 Total land area 12.59

Source: Cadastral Survey, March, 2017

7. Cadastral survey team was mobilized after the detailed design of the subproject. According

to the cadastral survey report, there are total 425 private land plots and 57 government plots

to be acquired by the subproject. Among the total land plots, 50 plots belong to non-

registered plots. (Refer Table 2).

Table 2: Summary of Affected Plots by the Subproject

SN Affected Plot Count

1 Total Interviewed Plots 231

2 Non-Interviewed Plots 144

3 Non-Registered Plots 50

4 Public Land Plots (Government of Nepal) 57

Total plots 482

Source: Cadastral Survey, March, 2017

8. There are 50 plots which are not verified officially in DLRO of Lamjung. These are labeled

as ‗non-registered‘ plots in this report. The Surveyor made field verifications checked the

field books and documents at DLRO but these plots lack other information except their plot

numbers. A public notice will be published and informed to local people for the review and

claim of these land plots. These land plots, during household survey, were found

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9. The average land holding of affected households is 0.90ha which will reduce to 0.88ha after

land acquisition of the subproject. Out of 148 interviewed affected households, 15

households lose more than 5 percent but the percentage of loss does not cross more than

10% of total land holding. In average, these households lose 0.02 ha. Table 3 summarizes

extent of land loss in the road sub-project.

Table 3: Summary of Land Loss

Land Loss Measure Pre Project Post Project

Count Percent Count Percent 1. Land Holding

<0.5 ha 42 28.38 43 29.05

0.5-1.0 ha 57 38.51 59 39.86

>1.0 ha 49 33.11 46 31.08 Average Holding (ha) 0.90 0.88

2. Land Loss

Losing <5% 133 89.86

Losing >5% 15 10.14

Average Holding (ha) 0.02

Source: Household Survey, March, 2017

1.2 Losses of Structures

10. Apart from land, crops, tree loss, there will be loss of structures within the CoI. Altogether

152 structures out of these 9 structures are public and 143 structures belonging to 104

owners will be affected by the road subproject. Among the private structures, 16 residential

buildings are getting affected. Out of 16 residential buildings, only 6 buildings (including 4

earthquake-affected ones) will be fully affected and 10 residential buildings are partially

affected can be repaired and maintenance without shifting the APs. Remaining are minor

structures such as cattle sheds, kitchens, moveable kiosk and toilets etc. Public structures

include chautaras, tapstands, irrigation canals, temples and health post buildings. Moreover

Public structure will be restored during construction phase whereas private owners will get

compensation and allowances as per entitlement matrix. Table 4 below presents a brief account of affected structures whereas details have been tabulated in Appendix IV.


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Table 4: Structure Losses along the Alignment

SN Structure Type Ownership

Count Remarks Physically Displaced (Yes/No)

1 Total Private structures

Private 143

1.1 Residence Private 2

Fully affected

Yes. Though they have other houses,

allowances have been allocated in accordance

with entitlement matrix

EQ Affected Residence

Private 4

Fully affected

Yes. Though they have other houses,

allowances have been allocated in accordance

with entitlement matrix

1.2 Residences Private 10

Partially affected

No, allowances have been allocated in accordance with entitlement matrix

Secondary Structures

Private 127

Allowances have been allocated in accordance with entitlement matrix

1.3 Kitchen Private 2

Fully affected

1.4 Shop Private 3

1 Fully affected and 2 are partially affected

1.5 Pali Private 25

Partially affected

1.6 Shaw Mill Private 1

Partially affected

1.7 Toilets Private 3

Fully affected

1.8 Toilets with Bio Gas Plant

Private 4

Fully affected

1.9 Bio Gas Plant Private 2

Fully affected

1.10 Courtyard Private 1

Fully affected

1.11 Roof top Private 1

Partially affected

1.12 Chautara Private 1

Partially affected

1.13 Pig sty Private 2

Partially affected

1.14 Cattleshed Private 3

Partially affected

1.15 Walls Private 56

48 dry walls and 8 masonry walls

1.16 Cabinet/Taharas

Private 9

CGI fully affected (Temporar


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y shelters)

1.17 Cow/Cattle Sheds

Private 11

CGI Fully affected

1.18 Chicken Coop Private 3

CGI Fully affected

Total Private Structures 143

4 Total Public Structures Public 9

Allowances have been allocated in accordance with entitlement matrix

4.1 Community Chautara, Public 2 Public

4.2 Tap Stand Public 4 Public 4.3 Temple Public 1 Public

4.4 Irrigation Canal Public 1 Public

4.5 Health Post Public 1 Public

Total Public Structures 9


11. Out of 143 structures affected with the road intervention, 78 are minor structures owned by

janajati and Dalit families. These structures don‘t make them physically displaced. It is

learnt that they have houses elsewhere for temporary shifting making them less vulnerable

in terms of resettlement. Similarly, all the residential structure owners have either enough

space in the same plot or other plot nearby beyond CoI of the road in order to rebuild their

houses. All structure owners will get compensation and allowances.


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1.3 Losses of Trees, Standing Crops

12. The road alignment passes through three community forest areas, Raniswara Community

Forest Users Group (CFUG), Kerabari Community Forest Users Group (CFUG), Sikhra

Community Forest Users Group. Hence, the alignment requires cutting down of trees and

seedlings from the forest area and also from private land area. There are 253 trees from

CFUGs and 853 trees from private land (including fruit trees, bamboo clumps and cash

crops) which need to cut down and cleared for the road improvement. The affected trees are

Sal, Sisau, Chilaune and Badar timber by the community people. There are also fruit trees

like mango, banana, guava, pear and papaya from private land that needs to be cleared for

the construction of the road. In addition to the trees, standing crops from the private plots

are also affected during construction. Although various crops are found in the affected plots,

maize cultivation is gCoIn in most of the plots. Table 5 presents a brief account of affected

trees and crops (details have been tabulated in Appendix V).

Table 5: Affected Trees by the Road Alignment SN Ownership Count/ha. Remarks

1 Private trees 853 Private 2 Raniswara CFUG 123

3 Kerabari CFUG 3 4 Sikhra CFUG 127 5 CFUG Fruit Trees 20 6 Fruit Trees 468 Private 7 Standing Crop 5.41 Maize



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2. SOCIO-ECONOMIC PROFILE OF THE AFFECTED HOUSEHOLDS

13. A detailed socio-economic survey was conducted to investigate affected households‘ income, food sufficiency, livelihood options, loss of land, structures, trees and other assets.

The affected families are included only within the families from Ch 0+000 until Ch12+59.

The total affected households are 267. Socio-economic survey was carried for 148(55.43%)

households‘ having 834 populations. Out of total APs, 64HHs are from Brahmin/Chettri,

10HHs from Newar, 11 HH from Dalit and 63 HHs are from Janajati. There are 7 women-

headed HHs in the subproject area. The Table 6 provides summary of the affected

households.

Table 6: Summary of Affected Households by the Subproject

SN Variable Count

1 Total Affected HHs 267 2 Interviewed HHs 148 2.1 Dalit HHs 11 2.2 Janajati HHs 63 2.3 Newar HHs 10 2.4 Brahmin/Chettri HHs 64 3 Interviewed Population 834

3.1 Male 412 3.2 Female 422

3.3 Average HHs Size 5.64 3.4 Women headed HH 7 3.5 Non-Registered Plots (not included

in 267 HHs) 50


14. As per the survey, the maximum families are engaged in agricultural activity and few families

are not engaged in agriculture. The families in agriculture occupation in this area are

involved in the cultivation of different crops (predominantly maize). The major sources of

income are running hotels, tea shops whereas remittances, pensions, petty businesses as

well as jobs in different institutions from other sources of income.

15. The food sufficiency of the affected families from their own land is 9.18 month per year in an

average which will reduce to 8.94 months after their land loss to the subproject. There are

86 families who reported that they have food sufficiency for 10-12 months. The food supply

during the deficit period is covered through income from non-agricultural sectors. The

income from agricultural income is expected to reduce by NRs 3333 due to the land loss.

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Table 7: Food Sufficiency and Income level of the Affected Households

Variables Pre-Project Post-Project

Frequency Percent Frequency Percent

1-3 Months 15 10.14 15 10.14

4-6 Months 35 23.65 35 23.65

7-9 Months 12 8.11 12 8.11

10-12 Months 86 58.11 86 58.11

Average (months) 9.18 8.94

1. Agriculture Income (HH)

<=12000 4 2.70 5 3.38

12000-25000 7 4.73 6 4.05

>=25000 137 92.57 137 92.57

Average (NRS) 122247.97 118914.79

2. Non-Agriculture Income (HH)

<=12000 11 7.43

12000-25000 1 0.68

>=25000 136 91.89

Average (NRS) 359705.47

3.Total Income (HH)

<=25000 0 0.99 0 0.99

25000-50000 0 0.00 0 0.00

>=50000 148 100.00 148 100.00

Average (NRS) 481953.38 478620.20



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16. Table 8 reveals that the poverty analysis shows that 1 households fall below the district poverty level before and after the sub-project and 15 households will lose more than 5 percent of their total land.

Table 8: Poverty Level of the Affected Households

Variables Pre-Project Post Project

Frequency Percent Frequency Percent

<5% Land Loss 131 88.51 131 88.51 Above Poverty Level 130 87.84 130 87.84 Below Poverty Level 1 0.68 1 0.68 >5% Land Loss 15 10.14 15 10.14 Above Poverty Level 15 10.14 15 10.14 Below Poverty Level 0 0.00 0 0.00


17. The janajati APs have same level of access to the education, health and government

facilities and market networks compared to the other caste groups. Thus it is expected that

they have equal social status to enjoy the same level of benefits from this subproject

implementation in future. This road will provide better access to market, education

institutions, and health center and government service outlets.

18. The subproject has only one family that falls below poverty line. Before or after the project

implementation, no landless families, no elderly or single-women and children families and

neither disabled families that can be categorized under vulnerable group. This particular

family will also be prioritized for benefit schemes like income restoration program in the

subproject.


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19. The interviewed families are updated about the market information; visit local and district

headquarters as per their need. Each family is active in community participation and

affiliated to at least one community institution. Every house has toilet and all the children are

immunized which shows that the affected families along the road alignment are well

informed, have access to social networks and benefits and are mobile in their everyday life.

20. It is noted from the survey that 63 families belonging to janajati category lose small strip of

land due to widening the road. Land impact is nominal because there is already existing

road and they will be paid replacement cost of that small strip of land However after

construction of road people will be more benefitted from the road in terms of their nominal

loss .On the other hand these janajati families have their own language, customs and

traditions. They celebrate Lhosar(Tamu Lhosar by Gurung community) once a year as an

important festival in addition to other popular Hindu festivals as per their belief. However,

project intervention doesn‘t hamper their cultural resources over the land nor any adverse

impact is observed due to project intervention

21. It is expected that the road improvement will provide better access to headquarters, market,

education institutions, and health centres and government offices. It will reduce the prices of

everyday necessities and also accelerate the earthquake emergency works. Similarly, the

janajati families have same level of access to the education, health and government

facilities and market networks compared to the other caste groups. Thus, it is expected that

they have equal social status to enjoy the same level of benefits from this subproject

implementation in future. The female headed families, families below poverty level, families

losing more than 5 percent of total land are the target population and will be prioritized for

benefit schemes like income restoration program in the subproject.


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3. INFORMATION DISSEMINATION, CONSULTATION, PARTICIPATION, DISCLOSURE

22. The community meeting and interviews were carried out with the owners of land and

structures regarding the road upgrading program along the alignment.They were provided

information on ADB Policy on Involuntary resettlement, compensation and entitlement, RF of

the EEAP. The communities were explained about:

1. Relevancy of the road subproject scope and schedules,

2. RP and various degrees of project impact,

3. About land acquisition, donation, compensation and other entitlements schemes,

4. About Grievance redress mechanism , and

5. Special consideration and assistance of all vulnerable groups

6. Overall projects norms, guidelines, websites and contact person for more details.

23. There were public meetings with APs, and with the other stakeholders along the alignment.

The details of consultation meeting minutes have been presented in the Appendix XI. The

local leaders and the villagers also facilitated for consultations with the affected people

during cadastral and household listing and socio-economic and loss assessment survey of

the families. During the community consultations, people expressed that they would fully

support the project implementation. However, they also demanded compensation for the

land loss, additional activities to prevent flood and soil loss, if any. Until RP preparation no

complaints were received from affected people.

24. DLPIU will play lead role to publish notice of affected land as per the land acquisition act

2072 NRA with support of CISC and other public consultation program for RP

implementation is conducted by DISC with close consultation of DLPIU. In addition, project

affected people has already been informed about overall EEAP project norms, rules and

regulations during HHs survey. RP has been approved by NRA, and disclosure is under

process.

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4. GRIEVANCE REDRESS MECHANISMS

25. The objective the grievance redress mechanism (GRM) is to resolve complaints as quickly

as possible and at the local level through a process of conciliation; and, if that is not

possible, to provide clear and transparent procedures for appeal. A well-defined grievance

redress and resolution mechanism is guided by the RF which will be fully informed and

made aware of the rights to the APs. The grievance redress process includes four levels

which is shown in the figure.

Figure 1: Grievance Redress Mechanism

15 days

7 days

1-2 days

Grievance

1st Level Grievance

2nd Level Grievance

3rd Level Grievance

4th Level

Grievance

Higher Authority

Court of Law

Field Level:

Contractor,

DISC,DLPIU

CLPIU

Grievance

Redress

Committee

Grievance

Redressed

Grievance

Redressed

Grievance

Redressed

Note: CLPIU-Central Level Project Implementation Unit, DLPIU-District Level Project Implementation

Unit, DISC-District Level Implementation Consultant


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a. First level of GRM: The first level and most accessible and immediate contact for the fastest resolve of grievances are the contractors, and design and supervision consultants on site. Prior to construction of any works, the CLPIU and DLPIU will ensure local community meetings are held to notify local residents and businesses of any temporary disturbances, and to inform them of the Project. If a local area committee (LAC) exists in the area, they should also be informed. If any complaints arise, the contractors, consultants, and DLPIU can immediately resolve the complaint on site. The CLPIU can also be involved in grievance redress at this stage. The CLPIU and DLPIU office phone number will be posted in public areas within the subproject areas and construction sites. Any person with a grievance related to the project works can contact the project to file a complaint. The DLPIU offices will have a safeguards focal person to field and resolve complaints. The safeguards (environment and resettlement) focal person will document the complaint, and immediately address and resolve the issue with the contractor within 1-2 days, if the complaint remains unresolved at the field level. The DLPIU may seek the assistance of the consultant safeguards specialists (the environmental specialist or social safeguards specialist) to resolve the issue. The DIU safeguards focal person will notify the CLPIU safeguards focal person that a complaint was received, and whether it was resolved. The DLPIU safeguards focal person will fully document the following information: (i) name of the person; (ii) date complaint was received; (iii) nature of complaint; (iv) location, and (v) how the complaint was resolved.

b. Second level of GRM: If the grievances remain unresolved; the DLPIU will forward the

complaint to the CLPIU safeguards focal person. The person filing the grievance will be notified by DLPIU safeguards focal person that the grievance was forwarded to the CLPIU safeguards focal person. The CLPIU will address the grievance. Grievances will be resolved through continuous interactions with affected persons, and the CLPIU will answer queries and resolve grievances regarding various issues including environmental or social impacts. Corrective measures will be undertaken at the field level by the CLPIU safeguards focal person within 7 days. He/she will fully document the following information: (i) name of the person; (ii) date complaint was received; (iii) nature of complaint; (iv) location and (v) how the complaint was resolved.

c. Third level of GRM:If the grievance remain unresolved, the CLPIU‘s project director will activate the third level of the GRM by referring the issue (with written documentation) to a Grievance Redress Committee (GRC) constituted by the EA, which will, based on review of the grievances, address them in consultation with the CLPIU, DLPIU, and affected persons. The GRC will consist of safeguards focal person leadership, affected persons, and local area committee, among others—determined to provide impartial, balanced views on any issues. The GRC should consist of at least five persons. A hearing will be called with the GRC, if necessary, where the affected person can present his/her concern and issues. The process will promote conflict resolution through mediation. The GRC will meet as necessary when there are grievances to be addressed. The GRC will suggest corrective measures at the field level and assign clear responsibilities for implementing its decision within 15 days. The functions of the GRC are as follows: (i) to provide support to affected persons on problems arising from environmental or social disruption, asset acquisition (where required), and eligibility for entitlements, compensation, and assistance; (ii) to record grievances of affected persons, categorize and prioritize them, and provide solutions


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within 15 days; and (iii) to report to the aggrieved parties developments regarding their grievances and decisions of the GRC. The safeguards focal person will be responsible for processing and placing all papers before the GRC, recording decisions, issuing minutes of the meetings, and taking follow-up action to see that formal orders are issued and the decisions carried out.

d. Fourth level of GRM: In the event that a grievance is not addressed by the contractor,

DISC, DLPIU, CLPIU or GRC, the affected person can seek legal redress of the grievance in the appropriate courts, the fourth level of the GRM, which is the formal legal court system. The GRM however does not prevent affected persons from seeking legal redress at any time.

26. A well-defined grievance redress and resolution mechanism has already been established to

resolve grievances and complaints in a timely and satisfactory manner. District Level Project Implementation Unit (DLPIU) has been playing key role to effective implementation of GRM. All affected persons will be made fully aware of their rights, and the detailed grievance redress procedures will be publicized through an effective public information campaign. First Level of GRM, Second Level of GRM, Third Level of GRM and Fourth Level of GRM will be fully come into function after mobilization of contractors. All the grievances will be recorded and resolved as per GRM defined in RF.


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5. RESETTLEMENT POLICY AND LEGAL FRAMEWORK

5.1 Nepal Government Applicable Legal and Policy Framework

27. This section provides the review of national laws, policies of the donor agency and the

Resettlement Framework of the EEAP that applies to the project.

28. The Land Acquisition Act, 2034 (1977) is the main legal document on land acquisition and resettlement activities in Nepal. There is provision in Clause 3 of the Act to acquire land for any public purpose, subject to award of compensation. According to Clause 4, institutions seeking land acquisition may also request the Government of Nepal to acquire land under regular provisions, subject to compensation by such institutions. Clause 27 of the Act provides for land acquisition through negotiation with the plot owners, were all processes specified in the Act is not required.

29. The Reconstruction Related Act 2072 (2015)2 is the most recent Act promulgated after the earthquake of April 2015 for the reconstruction of earthquake affected structures. The Notice 2, Part 3 and Part 5 of this Act‘s Regulation explains the land acquisition and compensation determination process and procedures, named under, ‗the working procedures on land acquisition required for reconstruction of earthquake affected structures, 2072‘. The major clauses of these working procedures related to land acquisition are highlighted under: Clause 3-4: the land required for reconstruction project can acquire land from anywhere

for the project and reserves right to enter such land. Clause 5 (1): the project head should include the details of the land to be acquired and

send for approval to NRA secretary. Clause 5 (3): after NRA approval, the project head should publish the details of the land

plots to be acquired in national or local level newspaper requesting the land owners to register complain within 15 days if they do not agree.

Clause 5 (4-10): processes of keeping such land plots on hold and resolve disagreements of the land owners if any.

Clause 6 (1): the project head will write to land registration office for transferring the ownership of the land plots acquired according to Clause 5 (3) and Clause 5 (7) in the name of Government of Nepal.

Clause 8 (2): formation of Compensation Determination Committee (CDC). Clause 10 (1-2): CDC should determine the compensation rate on the basis of market

rate, vulnerability of the loss-owner and so on which should be stated in the decision minute.

Clause 10 (3): CDC should make the compensation decisions public as soon as possible to notify the landowners, publish in national or local newspapers, notice in VDC or municipality board about details of compensation amount recipients, date and place to receive compensation and about place and duration to complain if not agree with the compensation amount.

Clause 11 (1): Unsatisfied individuals can complain about the compensation amount within 15 days of the notice publication.

Clause 11 (2-4): process of resolving complains received as per Clause 11 (1).

2 This is unofficial translation extracted from Nepal Gazet, Regulations on Reconstruction of

Earthquake Affected Structures, 2072 (Nepali language), Part 3 and Part 5.


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Clause 12 (1): compensation should be given to any standing crops or trees or plants of the land plots while entering in lands as per Clause 4.

Clause 13 (1-4): duration to receive compensation is 3 months from the date of notice publication as Clause 10(3). If not, the project head shall register the amount in the office and public the notice to receive the amount within 6 months. If the recipients still do not claim the amount, such amount will be no longer payable and register in reserve fund.

Clause 16: if any public land needs to acquire but occupied by any individual, government can compensate with other public land to those individual, if land is available.

Clause 17: If the remaining land area becomes unusable after land acquisition, the remaining land shall be acquired by the project if complained by the landowner within 35 days of notice publication as per Clause 10(3).

30. The National Policy on Land Acquisition, Resettlement and Rehabilitation in

Infrastructure Development Projects 2015 provide clear guidelines to screen, assess and

plan land acquisition and resettlement aspects in development projects. The Policy

highlights the need to handle resettlement issues with utmost care and forethought

particularly in case of vulnerable groups. There are provisions of voluntary land donation by

non-poor. Voluntary donation will be accepted if a) donation of land is <10% of his

agriculture land b) The donation is unforced, not the result of community pressure and MOU

should be signed and is witnessed by third party c) Land donating HHs should not be from

vulnerable group and poor families d) APs is fully consulted informed about their rights. Non-

titled (encroachers/squatters) are eligible for compensation for their property except land

compensation for structure; crops and tree should be calculated scientifically not less than

market price.

31. The Constitution of Nepal 2015 guarantees the fundamental rights and duties of a citizen.

Article 30(1) establishes the right to property for every citizen of Nepal, whereby every

citizen is entitled to earn, use, sell and exercise their right to property under existing laws.

Article 30 (2) states can impose taxes on the property of person as necessary on the basis

of principles of progressive taxation. Article 30(3) states shall not except in the public

interest, requisition or acquire, or otherwise create any encumbrance on, the property of the

people. But not apply to any property acquired in an illicit manner. Article 30 (4) in requisition

of private land for public interest according to sub-article (3), it shall be done on the basis of

compensation and procedural law. Article 30 (5), Nothing in sub –articles (3) and (4) shall be

deemed to prevent the state in enforcing land reform, management and regulation for the

purpose of increasing production and productivity of land, modernization and

commercialization of agriculture, environment preservation, organized housing and planned

urbanization.

32. The Guthi Corporation Act 1976, in case of Guthi Land acquisition must also comply with

the provisions set out in. The second amendment in 1993, section 43 of the Act states that if

Government of Nepal thinks that any Guthi land is required for social welfare or community

interest, such a lad can be acquired at a concessional rate. In addition, the Act states that

the compensation of Guthi land will be divided into Guthi and the tenants. The Guthi will

receive 33 percent and the tenant will receive 67 percent of the total compensatory amount.


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33. The Public Roads Act 1974 empowers the government to acquire any land on a temporary basis for storage facilities, construction camps and so on during construction and upgrading of roads. Any buildings and other structures such as houses, sheds, schools, and temples are to be avoided wherever possible. The government is required to pay compensation for any damages caused to buildings, standing crops and trees. Compensation rates are negotiated between the government and the landowners.

34. The Land Reform Act 1964 is also relevant. As per the Act, a landowner may not be

compensated for more land than s/he is entitled to under the law. This Act also establishes

the tiller‘s right on the land which s/he is tilling. The land reform act additionally specifies the compensation entitlements of registered tenants on land sold by the owner or acquired for

the development purposes. The Act amendment most recently in 2001 has established a

rule that when state acquires land under tenancy, the tenant and the landlord will each be

entitled to 50 percent of the total compensation amount.

35. The Malpot Ain or Land Revenue (land administration and revenue) Act, 2034 is the main Act to carry out land administration including maintenance and updating records, collection of land revenue and settlement of the disputes after completion of survey and handing over the records to LRO by the Survey Parties. It authorizes the LRO for registration, ownership transfer and deed transfer of land. This Act also authorizes the LRO to transfer ownership and deeds of individual land, if any person applied for the ownership and deeds of individual land, if any person applied for the ownership transfer of his/her land with mutual understanding for public use with recommendation of relevant committee.

36. Local Self Governance Act 1999: The Clause 258 in the Part – 5, General Provisions

relating to Local Body Chapter – 3, Miscellaneous of the Local Self-Governance Act, 1999

has provision of land acquisition. The Clause states that in case the Local body has to

acquire land to carry out any development and construction works within its area, it may

acquire the land required for that work by following the requirements of the prevailing law

and providing compensation to the concerned land-owner for the land. The Clause 149 of the LSGA has provision of prohibition on construction of building without obtaining

approval. The clause states that no person shall, without obtaining construction approval from the Mayor, do 'construction of a building'3 in the municipal area. According to the

Clause 161(1) the Mayor may depute any engineer, overseer or employee to inquire

into the following matters in respect to any building constructed or being constructed

by anyone in the municipal area: Whether or not approval has been obtained pursuant to this Act to construct such a building, Whether or not such a building has been

constructed or is being constructed in accordance with the design approved pursuant to

this Act, and Whether or not any public land, road, temple, courtyard, sewerage, canal, pond etc. is encroached upon from such a building. (2) The person deputed to inquire into

the matters pursuant to Subsection (1) shall have to inquire into the matter according to the

prevailing law and submit a report, along with his/her suggestions, to the Mayor within

fifteen days of his/her deputation. (4) In case it is held, as per the report submitted

pursuant to Subsection (2) above, that anyone has constructed or is constructing a building

without obtaining approval pursuant to this Act or by encroaching upon any public land,

3 The act of "construction of building" means the act to construct a new building, to reconstruct by

demolishing the old building, to add a storey or to alter the facade, or to construct a window, door, veranda, attic, porch, shed, stable or garage or erecting a compound wall in alternation of the existing design


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road, temple, courtyard sewerage, canal, pond, etc., the Mayor shall have to order to

demolish the building or any portion thereof. (5) In case it is held, as per the report submitted pursuant to Subsection (2), that any person has constructed or is constructing a

building by altering the design approved pursuant to this Act without obtaining approval of the Mayor, the Mayor may order to punish such a person with a fine of up to one hundred thousand rupees or to demolish the building or any portion thereof.

37. The Clause 163 (1) mentioned that in cases where an order has been issued pursuant to

Sub-section (4) or (5) of Clause 161 to demolish any building or any portion thereof, the

concerned person shall have to demolish such a building or any portion thereof according to

the order of the Mayor or the decision of the Appellate Court within thirty-five days of the

decision made by the Appellate Court requiring the demolition of such a building or any

portion thereof. (2) If the concerned person does not demolish such a building or any

portion thereof within the time-limit referred to in Sub-section (1), the Municipality itself may demolish such a building or any portion thereof, and the expenditures incurred for so demolishing shall be realized from the concerned person.


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5.2 ADB’s Involuntary Resettlement Policy Requirement 38. The objectives of ADB‘s Safeguards Policy Statement, 2009 (SPS) with regard to

involuntary resettlement are: (i) to avoid involuntary resettlement wherever possible; (ii) to

minimize involuntary resettlement by exploring project and design alternatives; (iii) to

enhance, or at least restore, the livelihoods of all displaced persons in real terms relative to

pre-project levels; and (iv) to improve the standards of living of the displaced poor and other

vulnerable groups.

39. ADB‘s SPS covers permanent and temporary physical displacement (relocation, loss of residential land, or loss of shelter) and economic displacement (loss of land, assets, access

to assets, income sources, or means of livelihoods) as a result of (i) involuntary acquisition

of land, or (ii) involuntary restrictions on land use or on access to legally designated parks

and protected areas. The SPS covers them whether such losses and involuntary

restrictions are full or partial, permanent or temporary.

40. For any ADB operation requiring involuntary resettlement, resettlement planning is an

integral part of project design, to be dealt with from the earliest stages of the project cycle,

taking into account the following basic principles:

I. Screen the project early on to identify past, present, and future involuntary resettlement impacts and risks. Determine the scope of resettlement planning through a survey and/or census of displaced persons, including a gender analysis, specifically related to resettlement impacts and risks.

II. Carry out meaningful consultations with affected persons, host communities, and concerned nongovernment organizations (NGOs). Inform all displaced persons of their entitlements and resettlement options. Ensure their participation in planning, implementation, and monitoring and evaluation of resettlement programs. Pay particular attention to the needs of vulnerable groups, especially those below the poverty line, the landless, the elderly, women and children, and indigenous people, and those without legal title to land, and ensure their participation in consultations. Establish a grievance redress mechanism to receive and facilitate resolution of the affected persons‘ concerns. Support the social and cultural institutions of displaced persons and their host population. Where involuntary resettlement impacts and risks are highly complex and sensitive, compensation and resettlement decisions should be preceded by social preparation.

III. Improve, or at least restore, the livelihoods of all displaced persons through (a) land-based resettlement strategies when affected livelihoods are land-based, or cash compensation at replacement value for land when the loss of land does not undermine livelihoods; (b) prompt replacement of assets with access to assets of equal or higher value; (c) prompt compensation at full replacement cost for assets that cannot be restored; and (d) additional revenues and services through benefit sharing schemes where possible.

IV. Provide physically and economically displaced persons with needed assistant including the following: (a) if there is relocation, secured tenure to relocation land, better housing at resettlement sites with comparable access to employment and production opportunities, economic and social integration of resettled persons into their host communities, and extension of project benefits to host


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communities; (b) transitional support and development assistance, such as land development, credit facilities, training, or employment opportunities; and (c) civic infrastructure and community services, as required.

V. Improve the standards of living of the displaced poor and other vulnerable groups, including women, to at least national minimum standards. In rural areas, provide them with legal and affordable access to land and resources, and in urban areas, provide them with appropriate income sources and legal and affordable access to adequate housing.

VI. Develop procedures in a transparent, consistent, and equitable manner if land acquisition is through negotiated settlement, to ensure that people who enter into negotiated settlements will maintain the same or better income and livelihood status.

VII. Ensure that displaced persons without titles to land or any recognizable legal rights to land are eligible for resettlement assistance and compensation for loss of non-land assets.

VIII. Prepare a resettlement plan elaborating on displaced persons‘ entitlements, the income and livelihood restoration strategy, institutional arrangements, monitoring and reporting framework, budget, and time-bound implementation schedule.

IX. Disclose a draft resettlement plan, including documentation of the consultation process in a timely manner, before project appraisal, in an accessible place and in a form and language(s) understandable to affected persons and other stakeholders. Disclose the final resettlement plan and its updates to affected persons and other stakeholders.

X. Conceive and execute involuntary resettlement as part of a development project or program. Include the full costs of resettlement in the presentation of the project‘s costs and benefits. For a project with significant involuntary resettlement impacts, consider implementing the involuntary resettlement component of the project as a stand-alone operation.

XI. Pay compensation and provide other resettlement entitlements before physical or economic displacement. Implement the resettlement plan under close supervision throughout project implementation.

XII. Monitor and assess resettlement outcomes, their impacts on the standards of living of displaced persons, and whether the objectives of the resettlement plan have been achieved by taking into account the baseline conditions and the results of resettlement monitoring. Disclose monitoring reports.

5.3 Gap Filling Between ADB and Government of Nepal Policies

41. The Government of Nepal‘s legal frameworks and ADB‘s SPS share the following: I. Both permanent and temporary involuntary resettlement shall be avoided to the

extent possible or minimized where feasible, exploring all viable alternative project designs.

II. Where displacement is unavoidable, people losing assets, livelihood, or other resources shall be assisted in improving status at no cost to them.

42. There are certain differences as shown in Table 9, and where different, ADB‘s SPS will be applied for subprojects.


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5.4. Key Difference between ADB Policy and Government of Nepal LegalFramework

Table 9: Key Difference between ADB Policy and GoN

S.N. ADB Policy Government of Nepal Legal Framework

1 Compensation for assets regardless of legal ownership.

Legal ownership is required for compensation eligibility; however, tenants registered with the Land Revenue Office are also recognized.

2 Compensation to all affected persons regardless of tenure for all affected structures.

Encroachers are not entitled to compensation.

3 Compensation for affected assets at replacement cost.

Compensation is to be determined by the compensation Fixation Committee to be formed under the Chief District Office which may be replacement cost.

43. In cases where subprojects involve voluntary donation and no other land acquisition and

involuntary resettlement impacts, the subproject will be classified as Category C, but the

CLPIU will prepare a report to ADB (to be attached to the classification form) which will

document that: (i) the subproject site is selected in full consultation with landowners and

any non-titled affected persons; (ii) voluntary donations do not severely affect the living

standards of affected persons and the amount of agricultural or other productive land to be

acquired from each affected household does not exceed 5% of the total productive

landholdings of the household; (iii) voluntary donations are linked directly to benefits for the

affected persons; (iv) any voluntary donation will be confirmed through written record and

verified by an independent third party; (v) there is an adequate grievance process (vi) no

affected household will be displaced from housing and severely affected; (viii) no affected

household is vulnerable; and (ix) a process is in place to provide official documentation to

those who donated land of their landholding post- donation. In cases where the subproject

is classified as B and involves voluntary donation, the voluntary donation report will be

attached to the resettlement plan.

44. All involuntary land acquisition will be compensated at replacement cost so that the

economic and social future of APs will generally be as favorable as it would have been in

the absence of the project. The absence to formal title to land will not be a bar to

compensation assistance for loss of assets and special attention will be paid to ensuring that

households headed by women and other vulnerable groups receive appropriate assistance

to help them and improve their status. The APs whose land will be affected by the road was

informed by publishing notice during census survey, which will remain the ―cut-off-date (14-

03-2017) for the entitlement and owners (including non-titled) of affected assets. All the land

transaction which takes place between census survey and government notice publication is

also eligible for compensation. This issue will be resolved as per prevailing Act. Official

owners will come up with their valid documents to get compensation that will be

subsequently verified by concerned authorities. The entitlement policy/matrix is attached in

Appendix X.


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6. ENTITLEMENTS, ASSISTANCE AND BENEFITS

45. The APs whose land is being affected by the road subproject was informed to the local people by publishing a general notice during the socioeconomic survey. The date of socio-economic survey, 14 March, 2017, will remain the cut-off-date for the entitlement that was informed to the interviewed families during the field survey and community meetings. The owners, including non-titled, of the affected assets till the cut-off-date are eligible to be categorized as APs.

46. The compensation to be paid for affected assets will be based on the principle of replacement cost, which is the amount needed to replace an affected asset without deduction for taxes and/or costs of transaction before displacement and which is operationally defined as follows:

i. Productive land (agricultural, ponds, and forest) based on replacement cost that reflect recent land sales, and in the absence of such recent sales, based on productive value;

ii. Residential land based on replacement cost that reflect recent land sales, and in the absence of such recent land sales, based on similar location attributes;

iii. Houses and other related structures based on replacement cost reflecting current market prices of materials and labor without depreciation nor deductions for salvaged building materials;

iv. Annual crops equivalent to current market value of crops at the time of compensation. v. For perennial corps and trees, cash compensation at replacement cost is equivalent to

current market value given the type, age, and productive value (future production) at the time of compensation. Timber trees based on diameter at four feet height at current market value;

vi. For temporary impacts, no compensation for land if returned to the legal owners, promissory and non-legal right users, and the land restored to pre-project condition within 3 months after use. If the land is not returned and restored to pre-project condition within 3 months, the affected person will receive compensation at replacement cost for the land. A penalty clause will be included in the contractor‘s contract to ensure that the cost of such compensation is recovered from the contractor.

47. The residential and commercial loss will be provided with allowances in order to support

their living condition. For the houses to be relocated, material transport allowances is provided. Similarly, if there is loss of income due to disruption of business or employment, material transport and one time assistance allowance is provided. Loss of standing crops and trees will also be compensated on the current market provision. Further the policies on compensation and other entitlements are attached in Appendix X.

48. A Gender Equality and Social Inclusion Action Plan (GESI/AP) has been prepared for the

Project and subprojects will be prepared and implemented in accordance with the

GESI/AP. Consistent with the GESI/AP, resettlement planning and implementation will

ensure that women, as members of the affected households, are adequately considered

when they are physically or economically displaced by subprojects. They will be given

equal opportunity for participation in public consultations. To ensure gender-sensitive and

culturally responsive measures, the executing agency and the implementing agencies will

adopt suitable strategies to ensure the active involvement of women consistent with the

GESI/AP.


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7. RELOCATION OF HOUSING AND SETTLEMENTS

49. There are 152 structures affected by the road subproject in which 9 structures are public.

There are 143 private structures affected along the alignment. Out of 143 private structures,

only 2 structures will be relocated beyond the CoI whereas 4 earthquake damage structures

will get only material transportation allowances. Other eligible structure owners will be

entitled to get transportation and other reestablishment cost based on RF. Hence, the

relocation cost for structures along the sub-project is NRs. 16500(refer Appendix IV for

details).

50. Although these two families are being physically displaced by the subproject, it is learnt that

the families will manage another place for temporary shifting making them less vulnerable in

terms of resettlement. The structure owner has enough space in the same plot beyond CoI

in the same village of the road in order to rebuild the house.

51. RP has allocated full compensation amount for the physical structures and also allocated

material transport allowances and one time allowance for disruption of the economic activity.

The relocation of the affected residences will be completed before civil works starts at the

particular chainage.

52. APs will be compensated at replacement cost for any loss of assets in addition to other

assistance. Compensation will be provided as per replacement and relocation cost on the

basis of entitlement matrix. Further the replacement cost for land has been proposed at

25% increment to the government rate. As per the Reconstruction Related Act 2072, The

Notice 2, Part 3 and Part 5 of this Act‘s Regulation explain about the detail of CDC working

procedures. Clause 8 (2) states the composition of CDC as follows:

Chief District Officer – Chairperson

Land Revenue Officer – Member

Officer appointed by NRA – Member

President/Secretary/Executive Officer from VDC/Municipality – Member

Survey Officer –Member

Project Officer – Member Secretary

7.1 Valuation and Compensation Determination

53. The survey and valuation of affected HHs‘ properties were undertaken by Consultants on the basis of respective district rate. The replacement cost for land has been proposed at

25% increment to the government rate. Compensation for structures is calculated on

replacement cost on the basis of entitlement matrix provisioned in RF. Cadastral mapping

has verified the land plots of road alignment for the deed transfer.


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8. INCOME RESTORATION AND REHABILITATION PROGRAM

54. During the socioeconomic survey, 148 interviewed HHs have expressed their interest to be

the part of the training and benefit from entrepreneurial skills. 162 HHs are proposed for the

training and priority will be given to Dalits, Janajatis, women HH-heads and BPLs HHs.

Income restoration program (IRP) will be designed for the one person per family in 16-45

age-group. List of trainings are being finalized in the district and the tentative cost of the

training program is NRs 319584.56.

55. 119 non-interviewed HHs, whenever they approach the project, will be given further

consultation on entitlement, compensation. The amount of compensation has been

separated in the reserve fund as the absentee assistance cost NRs 119000.00 for non-

interviewed owner as a precautionary measure.

9. RESETTLEMENT BUDGET

57. The total resettlement cost includes compensation and allowances, deed transfer fees,

operation and administration costs. A contingency of 20% will be included in these cost

estimates to be used as required during implementation of the resettlement plan.

58. The compensation package includes compensation for affected land plots and other

structures. The replacement cost for land has been proposed at 25% increment to the

government rate. Compensation for structures is calculated on replacement cost on the

basis of entitlement matrix provisioned in RF. Additionally, allowances for material transport

and business allowances for affected structures will also be estimated as per entitlement

matrix. Similarly, compensation of affected crops is valued on the basis of prevailing market

rate and trees are compensated on the reference provided by Department of Forest (DoF).

However, all these valuations will be endorsed by CDC before finalization of the

compensation package. The detail cost estimation and basis of compensation are described

under following paragraphs.

9.1 Compensation for land

59. The additional requirement of private lands (148 Interviewed HHs including 119 absentee

HHs with 50 non-registered plots) for upgrading is 5.41 ha it cost NRs 4833406.74 as per

the replacement cost for land. It has been proposed at 25% increment to the government

rate. The rate for land compensation is presented in the Table 10.


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Table 10: Details of Land Rate of the affected Plots

S.N. Name of the VDC

DLRO Land Rate

per sqm.

Replacement cost rate per sqm.(25% increment)

1 Archalbot 88.45 110.57

2 Shreebhanjyang 45.21 56.51

3 Nauthar 74.69 93.37

4 Pachok 74.69 93.37

Source: District Land Revenue office, Lamjung District

9.2 Compensation for structures

60. There are 143 private and 9 public structures affected along the alignment. Compensation

amount for these structures is calculated by the technical team based on district norms

taking account of RF criteria and considering recent NRA norms. The total compensation

amount of the private affected structures is NRs.4445031.95 (except relocation cost) and

total compensation of public structures is NRs.898829.48.

9.3 Compensation for standing crops

61. The major crop cultivated in affected land is maize. However, compensation for affected

crops is calculated for all affected land plots on the basis of average Maize productivity of

the available data. One crop variety is compensated from the crop cycle of the local

agriculture calendar. In this road area, the amount of compensation for maize stands to

NRs.692891.39 of 5.41ha. (refer Appendix V for details).

9.4 Compensation for trees

62. The affected trees are compensated not for their timber value but only for harvesting and

transportation cost based on the girth and height of the tree. The man-days required for the

calculation is provided by the Ministry of Forest and Soil Conservation Norms 2060

explained in Table 11 and the unskilled wage rate NRS 550.(2072/73).

Table 11: Labor Requirement for Cutting and Transportation of Trees Girth of Tree Labor Requirement (Man days)

Above 12 cm to 30 cm 0.13






Above 242 cm to 300 cm 12.99

Above 300 cm 41.67

Distance between felling spot and stacking yard Labor Requirement (mandays)

First 10 m 0.5

For each additional 10 m 0.08


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For first 1000 m 8.42

For each additional 1000 m 8.00

For first 5000 m 40.42

For small seedling less than 12 cm girth is NRs. 10 per seedling 4Source: Ministry of Forest and Soil Conservation, 2060

63. There are total 1106 trees affected along the road alignment in private and3CFUG forest

land areas. The harvesting and transportation cost of these trees are summarized in the

Table 12.

Table 12: Summary of Harvesting and Transportation Cost of the Affected Trees

S.N. Ownership Trees count Harvesting cost

Transportation cost Total cost

1 Private Trees 853 140552.5 21131.7 161684

3 Raniswara CFUG 123 53619.5 9027.19 62646.69

4 Sikhra CFUG 127 164669 12063.17 76732.17

5 Kerabari CFUG 3 1947 392.04 62646.69

Total 1106 360788 42614.1 363709.8

64. There are private and CFUG fruit trees affected along the road alignment. The private and

CFUG fruit trees are estimated to be NRs 462000.00 and 40000.00 respectively.

9.5 Other Supporting Cost

65. Other supporting costs in Resettlement Plan implementation includes, compensating the

time given by the affected households during deed transfer and other purposes. This cost

includes the amount required for management cost for APs‘ households and deed transfer fees in the district. The estimated amount for supporting cost is NRs 544000.

4MFSC. 2060. Norms, 2060. Ministry of Forests and Soil Conservation, Kathmandu.


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9.6 Total RP Cost Estimate of Belghari-Archalbot-Lamabagar-Sernabazar-Liture-

PachokRoadSubproject

66. Resettlement budget includes compensatory amounts, implementation and

management costs for APs‘. The total cost estimated for implementation of this proposed resettlement plan for Belghari-Archalbot-Lamabagar-Sernabazar-Liture-

Pachok Road subproject is NRs 14966427.49. Table 13 provides the details for the

resettlement implementation budgeting. The total direct compensatory cost in the road

subproject is NRs 11752369.11.The estimated training cost is NRs 319584.56.


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Table 13: Budget for Resettlement Plan Implementation

S.N. Budget Unit Total loss

Amount (NRs.) Remarks

1. DIRECT COST

1.1 Land Compensation of Interviewed HHs Ha. 2.85 2655617.30 148 Interviewed HHs

1.2 Land Compensation of Absentees‘ HHs Ha. 1.83 1504586.33 119 Absentees‘ HHs

1.3 Compensation for Non-Registered Land Ha. 0.73 673203.11 50 Non-Registered Plots

1.4 Private Trees No. 853 161684.00

1.5 Private Fruit Trees No. 468 462000.00

1.6 CFUGs Trees No. 253 202025.54 3 CFUGs

1.7 CFUGs Fruit Trees No 20 40000.00 CFUG

1.8 Private Crops (Maize) Ha. 5.41 692891.39 247 HHs(including absentee HHs and 50 non-registered plots)

1.9 Private Structures No. 108 3914240.64

Total 108 structures out of this only 2 residences are fully affected and other structures are partial and small structures which details are attached in appendix IV.

1.1 Private Residence EQ No. 6 317985.42

Out of 6 EQ affected structures 4 are residences and 2 are affected only pali. Cost calculates only material transportation.

1.1 Temporary CGI /taharas No. 29 212805.89 29 Temporary CGI taharas, Cow/cattle sheds

1.1 Relocation /Transportation cost No. 2 16500.00 Relocate beyond the RoW.

1.1 Public Structures No. 9 898829.48 4 tapstands, 2 chautara, 1 irrigation canal, 1 temple and 1 health post

Sub Total 11752369.11

2. INDIRECT COST

2.1 Deed Transfer Fees plots 425 425000.00 @400

2.2 Deed Transfer Fees for Absentee HHs 119 119000.00 @1000

Sub Total 544000.00

3

Income Generation and

Livelihood Improvement

Program LS 162 319584.56 162 APs who are taken from dalit,janajatis, and women HHs

4 Contingency (20%) 2350473.82

GRAND TOTAL(1+2+3+4) 14966427.49


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10. INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS



Local Development (MOFALD) supported by Central Implementation Support

Consultant(CISC) provides overall guide and monitoring of the project activities at central

level. District Level Implementation Unit (DLPIU) supported by District Level Implementation

Support Consultant (DISC) will be responsible to implement overall activities at district

68. The DISCs together with the CLPIU and DLPIU, will assist in developing and updating resettlement plans through the conduct of the DMS in a participatory and transparent way and consistent with the project resettlement principles and the resettlement framework. Once approved by the NRA and reviewed and concurred by ADB, the CISC will provide technical advice in the implementation of the approved resettlement plan. The CISC will likewise provide capacity-building orientation, as needed, to concerned personnel of the CLPIU and DLPIU.

69. Together with the CLPIU and DLPIU, CISC and DISC will supervise civil works activities to

be carried out by contractor/s for quality assurance. Furthermore, the contractors will be

responsible to pay appropriate compensation if the land is taken temporarily such as for

labor camp, material storage etc. as stated in Resettlement Framework. In addition, CISC

will assist the CLPIU in regular monitoring of resettlement plan implementation.


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11. IMPLEMENTATION SCHEDULE

70. An implementation schedule has been agreed for timely completion of implementation of

RP. Table 14 below presents time-bound action plan to complete identified activities of the

RP including compensation payment and transfer of deed of ownership. Draft Resettlement

Plan has been disclosed to the APs and Local Government at subproject site. A translated

copy of summary of resettlement plan (in Nepali) has also been shared with APs. The

objective of disclosure was to inform APs regarding their entitlement and working approach

and modality.

71. Though the contract has already been signed after approval of resettlement plan from NRA,

contractor‘s mobilization schedule has been synchronized with the RP implementation schedule. The contractor has been well instructed to initiate the works in the sections where

compensation payment is not required or the activity falls in public land. The RP

implementation schedule presented in the Tables below presents the section wise

implementation plan matching with contractor‘s mobilization schedule. DISC will monitor the implementation status and report to DLPIU and CISC in a periodic basis. In case of any

deviation from the agreed schedule, updated schedule will be agreed and implemented in

accordance with the new milestone. The DISC and DLPIU ensures that no physical

possession will be taken prior to compensation payment.


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Road Alignment Status for construction works

S.N Chainage Land Trees Compensation

Distribution

Proposed

Completion Date

Planned

Contractor Remarks

From To Pub Prvt. Com Prvt

1 0+040 0+150

Yes

yes

Not yet, may be

start from 1st

November

25 Nov 2017 1st

Dec 2017 Will be started compensation

2 0+150 0+500 Yes

yes

Public land 10 Oct 2017

3 0+500 0+700

Yes

yes 30 Nov 2017 1st


4 0+700 0+800

Yes

yes 30 Nov 2017 1st


5 0+800 1+200

Yes

yes 25 Dec 2017 1st

Jan 2018 Will be started compensation

6 1+200 1+500 Yes

yes

Public land 8 Sept to 19 Sept Construction ongoing

7 1+500 3+000

Yes

yes 25 Dec 2017 1st


8 3+020 Yes

1.Hadi Khola Bridge(under construction by DOR)

9 3+020 3+890

Yes

yes Not yet, may be

start from 1st

November

10th

Dec 2017 15th


10 3+890 3+900 Yes

yes

Public land 22 Oct 2017

11 3+900 6+300

Yes

yes 10th

Dec 2017 15th


12 6+300

2. Kesedi Khola Bridge DPR for Bridge construction underway by DDC

13 6+300 6+800

Yes

yes Not yet, may be

start from 1st

November

25 Dec 2017 1st


14 6+800 7+140 Yes

yes

Public land

1st

Nov 2017

15 7+000 10+500

Yes

yes 25 Dec 2017 1st


16 10+500

3.Saadhi Khola Bridge Slab culvert purposed

17 10+500 11+300

Yes

yes Not yet may be

start from 1st

November

30 Dec 2017 1st


18 11+300 12+590

Yes

yes 30 Dec 2017 1

st Jan 2018

Will be started compensation

19 12+590

4.Karate Khola Bridge End Point of Road

Source: DLPIU/DISC, Lamjung


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Table 14: RP Implementation Schedule for Belghari-Archalbot-Lamabagar-Sernabazar-Liture-Pachok Road

SN Activities

2017/18 Responsibility

Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun

I 2 I 2 I 2 1 2 3 2 I 2 I 2 I 2 I 2 I 2 I 2 I 2 I 2 I 2 I 2 I 2

1

Co tra tor’s o ilizatio schedule

Joint construction survey, equipment mobilization

and HR mobilization

Excavation and civil

works in 2,6,10,14

Excavation and civil works in reset of the

sections (Private Land)

DLPIU/DISC/Contractor

2

Cadastral survey, Final list

of affected people,

consultation with APs

DLPIU/DISC

3

Consultation and

grievances resolution

Throughout project duration CLPIU/DLPIU/DISC/GRC

4

HH survey and field works,

data analysis, draft report

preparation

CLPIU/DLPIU/DISC

5

Submit final draft RP to

CLPIU/NRA/ADB for review

and approval

CLPIU/DLPIU/DISC

6

Draft RP disclosure in site

DLPIU/DISC

7

ADB comments

incorporated

CLPIU/DLPIU

8

Notice publication and

grievance collection

CLPIU/DLPIU/DISC

9

CDC meeting for

compensation

determination

CDO/NRA/CLPIU/DISC

10

Call APs application for

compensation claim

DLPIU/DISC

11

Verify application

documents

NRA/DLPIU/DISC

12 Pay compensation to APs

CLPIU/DLPIU/DISC

13 Deed Transfer

DLPIU/DISC

14

I ple e tatio of AP’s Trainings

CLPIU/DLPIU/DISC

15

Regular monitoring

Evaluation of RP

Implementation progress &

achievement

Throughout project duration NRA/CLPIU/DLPIU/DISC


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12. MONITORING AND EVALUATION

72. The Project has a mechanism to monitor and evaluate the resettlement and compensation

process. The CLPIU through the DLPIU, CISC and DISC will conduct regular monitoring and

evaluation of the updating and implementation of the resettlement plan. Monitoring and

evaluation is intended to help ensure that the resettlement plan is prepared and

implemented according to the resettlement framework

73. The following key indicators will be monitored periodically by CLPIUs

(i) Compensation and entitlements are computed at rates and procedures as provided in the

approved resettlement plan; (ii) Affected households are paid as per agreement with project authorities; (iii) Public information, public consultation and grievance redress procedures are followed as

described in the approved resettlement plan; (iv) Public facilities and infrastructure affected by the Project are restored promptly; and,

(v) The transition between resettlement and civil works is smooth.

74. The NRA as the project executing agency can monitor and supervise overall RP

implementation and progress. CISC submits the monthly, quarterly semi-annual reports to

CLPIU/NRA and ADB. DLPIU is primarily responsible to submit the report to CLPIU. DISC

team will support to prepare the monthly report on behalf of DIPIU to be finally submitted to

CLPIU through CISC.


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APPENDICES

Appendix I: List of Affected Households

Appendix II: Poverty Analysis of Interviewed Households

Appendix III: Details on Land Compensation Estimation

Appendix IV:Details on Structure Compensation Estimation

Appendix V: Details on Crop Compensation Estimation

Appendix VI: Details on Private Trees Compensation Estimation

Appendix VII: Details on CFUG Trees Compensation Estimation

Appendix VIII: Details on Fruits Trees Compensation Estimation

Appendix IX: Nepali Summary

Appendix X: Entitlement Matrix for Resettlement Plan under EEAP

Appendix XI: Consultation Meeting Minutes

Appendix XII: Photographs of Road Alignment

Poverty Analysis of Belghari-Archalbot-Lamabagar-Sernabazar-Liture-Pachok Road Subproject, Lamjung

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Gurung Pachowk 1 5 46 094-0959 1996.83 58.28 71.31 129.59 12 190000 28000 218000 43600 1.5307 1925.52 12 3.57 183214.8 211215 42242.96 1.48 Interviewd

2 Karna bdr. Gurung

Lilamaya


3 Sita Gurung Sita Gurung Pachowk 1 3 440 094-0959 2642.93 0 13.92 13.92 6 25000 130000 155000 51666.7 1.8139 2629.01 6 0.53 24868.328 154868 51622.78 1.81 Interviewd

4 Harka bdr.Gurung

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bdr.Gurung Pachowk 1 6 443 094-0959 1720.6 0 17.8 17.8 12 90000 240000 330000 55000 1.93092 1702.8 12 1.03 89068.929 329069 54844.82 1.93 Interviewd

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Nimba


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Gurung Pachowk 2 8 468 094-1000 30913.36 848.62 1037.36 1885.98 12 146000 144000 290000 36250 1.27265 29876 12 3.36 141100.68 285101 35637.58 1.25 Interviewd

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GurungSom Bdr.

Gurung Pachowk 2 6 595 094-1000 9592.05 0 2.65 2.65 12 69000 106000 175000 29166.7 1.02397 9589.4 12 0.03 68980.937 174981 29163.49 1.02 Interviewd

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13 Gayin singh Gurung

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Gurung Pachowk 1 5 925 094-1000 14635.37 0 10.47 10.47 5 147000 0 147000 29400 1.03217 14624.9 5 0.07 146894.84 146895 29378.97 1.03 Interviewd

18 Yubaraj Gurung

Yubaraj

Gurung Nauthar 8 4 555 094-0959 812.71 5.47 14.75 20.22 9 75000 90000 165000 41250 1.44819 797.96 9 1.81 73638.813 163639 40909.70 1.44 Interviewd

19 Ladimaya Gurung

Ladimaya


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Tulasi pd.

Shrestha Nauthar 8 6 115 094-0958 12182.8 10.1 19.36 29.46 8 310000 70000 380000 63333.3 2.22349 12163.44 8 0.16 309507.37 379507 63251.23 2.22 Interviewd

21 Badmaya Gurung

Badmaya

Gurung Nauthar 8 14 507 094-0959 4812.94 0 30.89 30.89 9 145000 800000 945000 67500 2.36977 4782.05 9 0.64 144069.37 944069 67433.53 2.37 Interviewd

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Bimaya

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23 Chature sarki

Chature

sarki Nauthar 8 6 175 094-0958 7110.16 134.74 165.79 300.53 12 100000 320000 420000 70000 2.45754 6944.37 12 2.33 97668.266 417668 69611.38 2.44 Interviewd

24 Rajkumar Shrestha

Rajkumar

Shresth Nauthar 2 6 113 094-0997 2929.08 123.39 165.8 289.19 10 8000 300000 308000 51333.3 1.80219 2763.28 9 5.66 7547.1616 307547 51257.86 1.80 Interviewd

25 Nirmala Ghimire

Mohan

Pd.Ghimire Nauthar 2 4 678 094-0957 15374.96 129.54 164.01 293.55 12 105000 360000 465000 116250 4.08127 15210.95 12 1.07 103879.93 463880 115969.98 4.07 Interviewd

26 Dal subba Gurung

Dal subba


27 Mayanath wagle Jeunath Nauthar 2 6 69 094-0997 1089 80.82 108.76 189.58 12 12200 3850000 3862200 643700 22.5988 980.24 11 9.99 10981.568 3860982 643496.93 22.59 Interviewd

28

Bipinchandra

Ghimire

Tripura

Ghimire Nauthar 8 6 164 094-0958 4590.43 0 7.2 7.2 7 77000 700000 777000 129500 4.54645 4583.23 7 0.16 76879.227 776879 129479.87 4.55 Interviewd

29 Nardev Gurung

Nardev


30 Govinda wagle

Govinda

wagle Nauthar 2 5 71 094-0997 5048.87 115.76 109.87 225.63 12 80000 120000 200000 40000 1.40431 4939 12 2.18 78259.096 198259 39651.82 1.39 Interviewd

31

Ramraj Bista(now-

Kunimaya Shrestha)

Arun kumar

Shrestha Nauthar 2 4 1230 094-0997 309.91 0 21.29 21.29 6 25000 360000 385000 96250 3.37911 288.62 6 6.87 23282.566 383283 95820.64 3.36 Interviewd

32 Nalumaya Gurung

Yobir

Gurung Nauthar 2 7 1184 094-0997 6829.6 3.97 11.94 15.91 12 265000 0 265000 37857.1 1.32908 6817.66 12 0.17 264536.71 264537 37790.96 1.33 Interviewd

33

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GurungKam singh

gurung Nauthar 8 5 441 094-0959 11503.53 113.87 133.92 247.79 12 65000 124000 189000 37800 1.32707 11369.61 12 1.16 64243.293 188243 37648.66 1.32 Interviewd



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Jabarsingh/Tulsi

Gurung

Man pd.


35

Purnaa/Mekhraj

Gurung

Mekhraj


36 Kum bdr. Gurung

Kum bdr.


37 Manmaya Sarki

Manmaya

Sarki Nauthar 8 6 621 094-0958 3262.87 90.55 91.01 181.56 7 225000 0 225000 37500 1.31654 3171.86 7 2.79 218724.16 218724 36454.03 1.28 Interviewd

38 Aasbahadur Gurung

Aasbahadur


39 Kale Gurung Kale gurung Nauthar 8 3 156 094-0958 10891.95 311.21 390.64 701.85 6 290000 0 290000 96666.7 3.39374 10501.31 6 3.59 279599.14 279599 93199.71 3.27 Interviewd

40 Kamini sarki

Som

bahadur Nauthar 5 5 436 094-0958 15659.26 117.47 142.56 260.03 12 252000 0 252000 50400 1.76943 15516.7 12 0.91 249705.82 249706 49941.16 1.75 Interviewd

41 Chyangre Sarki

Chyangre

sarki Nauthar 8 2 466 094-0959 7311.17 57.19 103.13 160.32 12 210000 0 210000 105000 3.68631 7208.04 12 1.41 207037.78 207038 103518.89 3.63 Interviewd

42 Ram bdr. Gurung

Rishikumar


43

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44 Subba Gurung

Subba




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Pandey

Krishna Raj

Pandey Nauthar 2 16 126 094-0997 13741.67 34.59 61.65 96.24 12 140000 750000 890000 55625 1.95287 13680.02 12 0.45 139371.91 889372 55585.74 1.95 Interviewd

46

Atimaya, Ram

bdr.SarkiAtimaya

Sarki Shreemjyang 2 2 183 094-1076 1879.87 0 25.44 25.44 12 124000 220000 344000 172000 6.03852 1854.43 12 1.35 122321.93 342322 171160.96 6.01 Interviewd

47 Dhan bdr. Shrestha

Gore

Shrestha Shreemjyang 8 6 887 094-0997 826.6 25.56 36.35 61.91 6 140000 60000 200000 33333.3 1.17026 790.25 6 4.40 133843.46 193843 32307.24 1.13 Interviewd

48 Om bdr.Gurung

Om

bdr.Gurung Shreemjyang 4 6 12 094-1037 9548.08 31.98 80.25 112.23 12 130000 420000 550000 91666.7 3.2182 9467.83 12 0.84 128907.37 548907 91484.56 3.21 Interviewd

49

Sukman

GurungSukman

Gurung Shreemjyang 8 8 921 094-0997 10603.67 237.97 276.4 514.37 7 100000 412000 512000 64000 2.24689 10327.27 7 2.61 97393.355 509393 63674.17 2.24 Interviewd

50

Balkrishna Upadhya

Ghimire

Balkrishna

Upadhya

Ghimire Shreemjyang 4 6 20 094-1037 12034.02 282.54 351.2 633.74 12 501200 168000 669200 111533 3.91568 11682.82 12 2.92 486573.01 654573 109095.50 3.83 Interviewd

51

Bhuwan singh

Gurung

Pushparaj

Gurung Shreemjyang 4 11 9 094-1037 12538.59 142.84 174.47 317.31 6 310000 350000 660000 60000 2.10646 12364.12 6 1.39 305686.46 655686 59607.86 2.09 Interviewd

52 Samser sarki Gopal Sarki Shreemjyang 2 3 188, 189 094-1076 8747.66 156.64 332.83 489.47 12 34000 102000 136000 45333.3 1.59155 8414.83 12 3.80 32706.372 134706 44902.12 1.58 Interviewd

53 Arjun kunwar

Arjun

kunwar Shreemjyang 2 4 239, 238 094-1076 12970.23 0 41.57 41.57 12 96000 100000 196000 49000 1.72028 12928.66 12 0.32 95692.317 195692 48923.08 1.72 Interviewd

54 Dambar bdr.Gurung

Dambar

bdr.Gurung Shreemjyang 8 6 82 094-0997 8321.83 61.73 39.17 100.9 12 60000 740000 800000 133333 4.68103 8282.66 12 0.47 59717.586 799718 133286.26 4.68 Interviewd

55 Ganesh Bdr. Kunwar

Ganesh Bdr.

Kunwar Shreemjyang 2 9 237 094-1076 14423.1 0 41.42 41.42 12 80000 600000 680000 75555.6 2.65258 14381.68 12 0.29 79770.257 679770 75530.03 2.65 Interviewd



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56 Aasbahadur Nepali

Aasbahadur

Nepali Shreemjyang 2 3 186 094-1076 1851.63 7.85 26.86 34.71 6 170000 200000 370000 123333 4.32995 1824.77 6 1.45 167533.96 367534 122511.32 4.30 Interviewd

57 Kumar Pandey

Kumar

Pandey Nauthar 2 5

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109, 108 094-0997 5576.01 224.68 254.72 479.4 12 50000 432000 482000 96400 3.38438 5321.29 11 4.57 47715.929 479716 95943.19 3.37 Interviewd

58 Goth Bdr. Gurung

Goth Bdr.

Gurung Nauthar 5 6

254, 256,

438 094-0958 19403.28 742.6 900.34 1642.94 12 175000 180000 355000 59166.7 2.0772 18502.94 11 4.64 166879.75 346880 57813.29 2.03 Interviewd

59 Gaini GurungDhan Bdr.


60 Aaita Sarki Aaita Sarki Shreemjyang 2 3 187, 182 094-1076 8631.76 412.23 329.34 741.57 9 110000 35000 145000 48333.3 1.69687 8302.42 9 3.82 105803.01 140803 46934.34 1.65 Interviewd

61

Sarki (Shor Bdr.

Gurung)

Shor Bdr.

Gurung Nauthar 8 10

456, 511,

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422 094-0959 18778.93 415.68 523.33 939.01 12 70000 620000 690000 69000 2.42243 18255.6 12 2.79 68049.245 688049 68804.92 2.42 Interviewd

62 Nabraj Ghimire

Nabraj

Ghimire Shreemjyang 8 5 86, 094-0997 9271.93 172.58 125.86 298.44 12 90000 610000 700000 140000 4.91508 9146.07 12 1.36 88778.313 698778 139755.66 4.91 Interviewd

63 Paal Jung Gurung

Paal Jung

Gurung Shreemjyang 4 2 11, 5 094-1037 16052.23 497.8 653.57 1151.37 12 62000 500000 562000 281000 9.86526 15398.66 12 4.07 59475.657 559476 279737.83 9.82 Interviewd

64 Yagyanath Ghimire

Yagyanath

Ghimire Shreemjyang 8 4 65 094-0997 7460.02 289.28 225.23 514.51 3 205000 300000 505000 126250 4.43235 7234.79 3 3.02 198810.72 498811 124702.68 4.38 Interviewd

65

Gaumati Gurung,

Jabi Gurung Jabi Gurung Shreemjyang 8 14 67, 45 094-0997 37532.84 462.2 341.01 803.21 12 180000 950000 1130000 80714.3 2.83369 37191.83 12 0.91 178364.58 1128365 80597.47 2.83 Interviewd

66 Birdhoj Gurung

Birdhoj

Gurung Nauthar 5 2 250, 251 094-0958 5343.52 157.73 203.04 360.77 12 100000 50000 150000 75000 2.63308 5140.48 12 3.80 96200.258 146200 73100.13 2.57 Interviewd



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Mama Maya

Shrestha, Hiralal

Shrestha

Hiralal

Shrestha Shreemjyang 4 7

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34, 470 094-1037 31528.15 573.6 730.93 1304.53 12 130000 620000 750000 107143 3.76154 30797.22 12 2.32 126986.16 746986 106712.31 3.75 Interviewd

68 Kum Bdr. Gurung

Kum Bdr.

Gurung Shreemjyang 8 11 57, 49 094-0997 10486.61 232.9 461.8 694.7 6 245000 500000 745000 67727.3 2.37775 10024.81 6 4.40 234210.91 734211 66746.45 2.34 Interviewd

69

Bishnu ghimire,

Rajya Prasad

Ghimire

Bishnu

Ghimire Shreemjyang 8 3 58, 55 094-0997 6400.61 212.51 248.16 460.67 6 110000 200000 310000 103333 3.62779 6152.45 6 3.88 105735.16 305735 101911.72 3.58 Interviewd

70 Rojina Gurung

Kamaljit

Gurung Nauthar 5 5

264, 263,

309, 310 094-0958 19919.88 576.18 665.66 1241.84 10 45000 168000 213000 42600 1.49559 19254.22 10 3.34 43496.241 211496 42299.25 1.49 Interviewd

71 Yesraj Thapa Magar Gaj Bd Archalbot 9 6 673 094-1116 3014.31 15.45 19.8 35.25 12 215000 348000 563000 93833.3 3.29427 2994.51 12 0.66 213587.74 561588 93597.96 3.29 Interviewd

72 Dhanamaya Adhikari

Dhana bdr.

Adhikari Archalbot 8 6 172 094-1116 2652.67 61.21 91.9 153.11 12 383900 630000 1013900 168983 5.93261 2560.77 12 3.46 370600.04 1000600 166766.67 5.85 Interviewd

73 Mina Poudel

Mina

Poudel Archalbot 9 6 316 094-1156 4620.22 50.16 64.11 114.27 7 150000 300000 450000 75000 2.63308 4556.11 7 1.39 147918.61 447919 74653.10 2.62 Interviewd

74 Hari bdr.Khadka

Hari

bdr.Khadka Archalbot 6 5 183 094-1076 7890.8 181.94 200.87 382.81 12 80000 400000 480000 96000 3.37034 7689.93 12 2.55 77963.502 477964 95592.70 3.36 Interviewd

75 Srijana Pariyar

Ram bdr.

Pariyar Archalbot 9 3 330 094-1156 510.72 11.41 12.05 23.46 6 15000 440000 455000 151667 5.32467 498.67 6 2.36 14646.088 454646 151548.70 5.32 Interviewd

76

Sushila

PariyarRamesh

Pariyar Archalbot 9 4 667 094-1156 3922.78 297.41 356.18 653.59 6 105000 55000 160000 40000 1.40431 3566.6 5 9.08 95466.225 150466 37616.56 1.32 Interviewd

77 Gopal Lamichhane

nanda

bdr.Lamichh

ane Archalbot 9 8 332 094-1156 4248.54 15.44 19.7 35.14 6 145000 600000 745000 93125 3.2694 4228.84 6 0.46 144327.65 744328 93040.96 3.27 Interviewd



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78 Min bdr. Bhujel

Min bdr.

Bhujel Archalbot 9 6 556 094-1116 8780.97 120.81 134.85 255.66 12 70000 472000 542000 90333.3 3.17139 8646.12 12 1.54 68925.005 540925 90154.17 3.17 Interviewd

79 Devi bhakta Regmi

Devi bhakta

Regmi Archalbot 9 4 516 094-1116 4348.06 68.07 157.78 225.85 6 60000 310000 370000 92500 3.24746 4190.28 6 3.63 57822.753 367823 91955.69 3.23 Interviewd

80 Krishna bdr. Gharti

Krishna bdr.

Gharti Archalbot 9 6 557 094-1116 6213.76 54.88 118.08 172.96 12 150000 300000 450000 75000 2.63308 6095.68 12 1.90 147149.55 447150 74524.93 2.62 Interviewd

81 Subhadra Regmi Milan Regmi Archalbot 9 5 97, 98 094-1116 16576.81 327.48 386.11 713.59 6 73000 420000 493000 98600 3.46162 16190.7 6 2.33 71299.671 491300 98259.93 3.45 Interviewd

82 Bimala Adhikari

Balram

Adhikari Archalbot 9 3 49 094-1116 5746.69 54.79 54.21 109 12 64500 375000 439500 146500 5.14328 5692.48 12 0.94 63891.555 438892 146297.18 5.14 Interviewd

83

Pashupati Thapa

Kunwar

Shanta

kumari

Kunwar Archalbot 7 5 619 094-1076 6422.32 43.19 52.53 95.72 12 19400 600000 619400 123880 4.34914 6369.79 12 0.82 19241.322 619241 123848.26 4.35 Interviewd

84

Amrit

LamichhaneBalkrishna

Lamichhane Archalbot 6 6 174 094-1076 910.01 35.71 40.13 75.84 9 52000 144000 196000 32666.7 1.14685 869.88 9 4.41 49706.882 193707 32284.48 1.13 Interviewd

85 Kalpana Adhikari

Bhart bdr.

Kunwar Archalbot 7 3 674 094-1116 374.35 34.53 28.26 62.79 6 5000 200000 205000 68333.3 2.39903 346.09 6 7.55 4622.5457 204623 68207.52 2.39 Interviewd

86 Kirtiman Kunwar

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89 Jit bdr. Lamichhane

Jit bdr.

Lamichhane Archalbot 9 9 76, 78 094-1116 11744.11 304.91 276.91 581.82 12 150000 696000 846000 94000 3.30012 11467.2 12 2.36 146463.21 842463 93607.02 3.29 Interviewd

90 Bishnulal Shrestha

Bishnulal

Shrestha Archalbot 9 7 492, 390 094-1156 3835.05 96.66 121.53 218.19 12 90000 800000 890000 127143 4.46369 3713.52 12 3.17 87147.964 887148 126735.42 4.45 Interviewd

91 Tankalal Shrestha

Teklal

Shrestha Archalbot 9 5

494, 427,

391 094-1156 6966.91 215.89 255.39 471.28 12 250000 600000 850000 170000 5.96831 6711.52 12 3.67 240835.61 840836 168167.12 5.90 Interviewd

92

Kalawati Rana

Magar

Janga Bdr.

Ale Magar Archalbot 9 5 633 094-1116 583.45 23.82 26.52 50.34 2 30000 600000 630000 126000 4.42357 556.93 2 4.55 28636.387 628636 125727.28 4.41 Interviewd

93

Badrinath

LamichhaneBadrinath

Lamichhane Archalbot 9 4 635, 538 094-1116 9375.11 35.64 52.22 87.86 12 60000 60000 120000 30000 1.05323 9322.89 12 0.56 59665.796 119666 29916.45 1.05 Interviewd

94 Gangamaya Suyal

Bishnu Bdr.

Suyal Archalbot 9 4

588, 591,

585 094-1156 13264.08 456.96 388.64 845.6 12 120000 35000 155000 38750 1.36042 12875.44 12 2.93 116483.98 151484 37870.99 1.33 Interviewd

95 Khem Kumari Joshi

Govindaraj

Joshi Shreemjyang 2 4

723, 443,

722 094-1037 10408.86 216.8 392.77 609.57 12 84000 230000 314000 78500 2.75595 10016.09 12 3.77 80830.327 310830 77707.58 2.73 Interviewd

96 Tilak Bdr. Kunwar

Tilak Bdr.

Kunwar Archalbot 8 14

155, 531,

534 094-1116 13357.53 400.79 436.28 837.07 6 135000 980000 1115000 79642.9 2.79608 12921.25 6 3.27 130590.67 1110591 79327.90 2.79 Interviewd

97

Shovita+Shrijana

Kunwar

Shovita

Kunwar Archalbot 8 3

477, 676,

675 094-1116 5659.42 272.52 283.99 556.51 12 75000 99000 174000 58000 2.03625 5375.43 11 5.02 71236.496 170236 56745.50 1.99 Interviewd

98 Ganga Kunwar

Dhub


99 Prasansha Kunwar

Bal Bdr.




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100 Narayan Kunwar

Narayan

Kunwar Archalbot 8 5 530, 535 094-1116 2289.25 65.35 139.09 204.44 2 196000 150000 346000 69200 2.42945 2150.16 2 6.08 184091.45 334091 66818.29 2.35 Interviewd

101 Gokul Prasad Regmi

Gokul

Prasad

Regmi Archalbot 9 6 541 094-1116 8781.15 95.23 97.38 192.61 12 180000 400000 580000 96666.7 3.39374 8683.77 12 1.11 178003.86 578004 96333.98 3.38 Interviewd

102

Harka Kumar

Shrestha

Harka

Kumar

Shrestha Archalbot 9 4 424 094-1156 4975.99 177.38 214.95 392.33 6 81000 120000 201000 50250 1.76416 4761.04 6 4.32 77501.008 197501 49375.25 1.73 Interviewd

103 Ram bdr.Parajuli

Ram

bdr.Parajuli Archalbot 9 8 425 094-1156 3066.19 128.82 145.16 273.98 6 103000 500000 603000 75375 2.64624 2921.03 6 4.73 98123.759 598124 74765.47 2.62 Interviewd

104 Bishnu Giri Bishnu Giri Archalbot 9 6 413 094-1156 554.88 21.77 53.58 75.35 5 196000 480000 676000 112667 3.95547 501.3 5 9.66 177073.96 657074 109512.33 3.84 Interviewd

105

Krishna Pd.

MaretaKrishna Pd.

Mareta Archalbot 8 5 585 094-1116 361.61 14.03 28.36 42.39 11 110000 50000 160000 32000 1.12345 333.25 10 7.84 101373.03 151373 30274.61 1.06 Interviewd

106

Ram bdr.Gharti

Bhujel

Ram

bdr.Gharti

Bhujel Archalbot 6 6

801, 181,

178, 799,

792 094-1076 11876.75 354.87 366.21 721.08 12 150000 384000 534000 89000 3.12458 11510.54 12 3.08 145374.87 529375 88229.15 3.10 Interviewd

107 Aaitimaya Pariyar

Hari bdr.

Pariyar Archalbot 9 6 329 094-1156 969.77 0 40.88 40.88 6 250000 108000 358000 59666.7 2.09476 928.89 6 4.22 239461.42 347461 57910.24 2.03 Interviewd

108

Muktinath

Lamichhane

Bhimnaya

Lamichhane Archalbot 9 6 636 094-1116 6643.06 57.72 126.7 184.42 12 185000 430000 615000 102500 3.59854 6516.36 12 1.91 181471.58 611472 101911.93 3.58 Interviewd

109 Hira devi Marhattha

Hira devi

Marhattha Archalbot 8 3 584 094-1116 1969.06 0.6 19.43 20.03 7 148000 0 148000 49333.3 1.73198 1949.63 7 0.99 146539.59 146540 48846.53 1.71 Interviewd

110 Ishwori pd. Regmi

Ishwori pd.

Regmi Archalbot 9 4 558 094-1116 2022.89 0 33.61 33.61 12 98000 360000 458000 114500 4.01983 1989.28 12 1.66 96371.745 456372 114092.94 4.01 Interviewd



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Ram pd.

PoudelRam pd.

Poudel Archalbot 9 10 ,317,649 094-1156 7016.21 199.15 236.14 435.29 12 92000 180000 180000 18000 0.63194 6780.07 12 3.37 88903.616 268904 26890.36 0.94 Interviewd

112 Klaimaya Kunwar

Ramdevi

Kunwar Archalbot 6 3 175 094-1076 3578.49 0 24.04 24.04 4 170000 200000 370000 123333 4.32995 3554.45 4 0.67 168857.95 368858 122952.65 4.32 Interviewd

113 Ishwori pd. Adhikari

Kausila

Adhikari Archalbot 8 5

170, 179,

578 094-1116 11118.45 432.74 516.69 949.43 12 160000 38400 198400 39680 1.39307 10601.76 11 4.65 152564.58 190965 38192.92 1.34 Interviewd

114 Sukumaya Ghale

Hasta bdr.

Ghale Nauthar 8 4 455, 460 094-0959 18057.63 166.24 191.94 358.18 12 80000 144000 224000 56000 1.96603 17865.69 12 1.06 79149.656 223150 55787.41 1.96 Interviewd

115 Ser Ghale Kali Ghale Nauthar 8 5 459, 469 094-0959 14973.08 350.58 434.39 784.97 12 70000 370000 440000 88000 3.08948 14538.69 12 2.90 67969.202 437969 87593.84 3.08 Interviewd

116 Tara devi Ghimire

Saharsha

jibi Ghimire Nauthar 5 3 378, 400 094-0958 9838.39 242.85 289.47 532.32 12 36000 600000 636000 212000 7.44283 9548.92 12 2.94 34940.79 634941 211646.93 7.43 Interviewd

117

Lila Poudel,

Mahendra Poudel

Rishiram

Poudel Archalbot 9 10

318, 315,

668 094-1156 9502.53 182.19 242.24 424.43 12 45000 1090000 1135000 113500 3.98472 9260.29 12 2.55 43852.853 1133853 113385.29 3.98 Interviewd

118

Mayadevi Thapa

Magar

Yesh raj

Thapa

magar Archalbot 9 8

411,326,

526 094-1156 5049.55 273.86 332.13 605.99 9 65000 210000 275000 34375 1.20683 4717.42 8 6.58 60724.678 270725 33840.58 1.19 Interviewd

119 Ram bdr.Gurung

Ram

bdr.Gurung Archalbot 9 3 564 094-1116 25462.02 27.78 20.63 48.41 12 190000 300000 490000 163333 5.73426 25441.39 12 0.08 189846.06 489846 163282.02 5.73 Interviewd

120 Chijmaya Gurung

Chijmaya

Gurung Archalbot 7 3 493 094-1116 695.43 34.69 38.58 73.27 3 20000 704000 724000 241333 8.47266 656.85 3 5.55 18890.471 722890 240963.49 8.46 Interviewd

121 Chandra bdr. Thapa

Prem bdr.

Thapa Archalbot 9 5 389, 333 094-1156 11932.41 92 135.76 227.76 12 295000 0 295000 59000 2.07135 11796.65 12 1.14 291643.66 291644 58328.73 2.05 Interviewd



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122 Maan bdr. Thapa

Maan bdr.

Thapa Archalbot 9 5

583, 587,

590 094-1156 7870.8 112.04 147.99 260.03 12 96000 750000 846000 169200 5.94022 7722.81 12 1.88 94194.969 844195 168838.99 5.93 Interviewd

123 Edhane Gurung

Eghane

Gurung Pachowk 2 6 439, 450 094-1000 9832.34 316.09 386.2 702.29 12 65000 199000 264000 44000 1.54474 9446.14 12 3.93 62446.895 261447 43574.48 1.53 Interviewd

124 Karna singh Ghale

Demraj

Ghale Pachowk 3 6 511, 915 094-1000 14085.25 212.1 259.4 471.5 12 42000 1210000 1252000 208667 7.3258 13825.85 12 1.84 41226.51 1251227 208537.75 7.32 Interviewd

125 Kami Gurung

Kami

Gurung Pachowk 3 6 953, 960 094-1000 4885.81 111.08 76.24 187.32 6 76000 300000 376000 62666.7 2.20008 4809.57 6 1.56 74814.068 374814 62469.01 2.19 Interviewd

126 Maya Gurungseni

Kumraj

Gurung Pachowk 3 5 886, 897 094-1000 12650.11 301.96 364.92 666.88 12 66000 448000 514000 102800 3.60907 12285.19 12 2.88 64096.086 512096 102419.22 3.60 Interviewd

127 Bhagawati Bhagawati Nauthar 5 5 80, 690 094-0957 10327.55 214.6 327.22 541.82 12 85000 208000 293000 58600 2.05731 10000.33 12 3.17 82306.844 290307 58061.37 2.04 Interviewd

128 Birta Gurung

Birta


129 Bamsyo Gurungseni

Jangasubba


130 Sitaram Gurung

Sitaram

Gurung Nauthar 5, 8 7

471, 620,

618, 377 094-0958 55959.16 248.65 303.9 552.55 12 42000 706000 748000 106857 3.75151 55655.26 12 0.54 41771.909 747772 106824.56 3.75 Interviewd

131 Sarba Singh Gurung

Sarba Singh


132 Nalu Kumari Gurung

Mauli




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133 Dhanmaya Gurung

Pode

Gurung Pachowk 1 10

615, 442,

475 094-0959 10332.95 262.05 353.93 615.98 6 377000 0 377000 37700 1.32356 9979.02 6 3.43 364086.78 364087 36408.68 1.28 Interviewd

134

Hari Bdr. Kunwar,

Devi Kumari Kunwar

Hari Bdr.

Kunwar Archalbot 6 4 147, 752 094-1076 9071.59 287.19 301.81 589 6 107000 370000 477000 119250 4.18659 8769.78 6 3.33 103440.13 473440 118360.03 4.16 Interviewd

135 Aashkaji Shrestha

Aashkaji

Shrestha Archalbot 9 6 417 094-1156 3123.57 0 16.96 16.96 9 105000 710000 815000 135833 4.76879 3106.61 9 0.54 104429.88 814430 135738.31 4.77 Interviewd

136 Kshamamta Gurung

Lal Bd

Gurung Archalbot 7 5 677 094-1116 649.63 32.3 27.34 59.64 5 63000 115000 178000 35600 1.24983 622.29 5 4.21 60348.614 175349 35069.72 1.23 Interviewd

137 Gir Bdr. Kunwar

Gir Bdr.


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Himraj+Umakanta

Paudel

Umakanta

Paudel Archalbot 9 3 327, 321 094-1156 10828.41 242.54 330.61 573.15 12 130000 250000 380000 126667 4.44697 10497.8 12 3.05 126030.88 376031 125343.63 4.40 Interviewd

139

Shiva Prasad

Adhikari

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140 Man Bdr. Thapa

Man Bdr.

Thapa Archalbot 7 3 617 094-1116 312.76 32.85 27.93 60.78 6 135000 242000 377000 125667 4.41187 284.83 5 8.93 122944.27 364944 121648.09 4.27 Interviewd

141 Devi Gurung Devi Gurung Archalbot 7 5 495 094-1116 669.61 13.72 26.45 40.17 2 45000 115000 160000 32000 1.12345 643.16 2 3.95 43222.473 158222 31644.49 1.11 Interviewd

142

Janaki Paudel,

Dinnath Paudel

Dinanath

Paudel Archalbot 9 7

565, 527,

525 094-1116 5724.91 31.33 34.8 66.13 12 120000 535000 655000 93571.4 3.28508 5690.11 12 0.61 119270.56 654271 93467.22 3.28 Interviewd

143

Rishiram Shrestha,

Gyanmaya Shrestha

Rishiram

Shrestha Archalbot 9 2

394, 395,

392 094-1156 8197.28 362.28 461.32 823.6 3 28000 52000 80000 40000 1.40431 7735.96 3 5.63 26424.238 78424 39212.12 1.38 Interviewd



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144 Bil Bdr. Shrestha

Bil Bdr.

Shrestha Archalbot 9 7 398 094-1156 1949.41 0 17.89 17.89 1 60000 150000 210000 30000 1.05323 1931.52 1 0.92 59449.372 209449 29921.34 1.05 Interviewd

145 Amrit Bdr. Thapa

Durga

Thapa Archalbot 9 3

584, 497,

589 094-1156 7459.39 163.98 210.99 374.97 12 145000 0 145000 48333.3 1.69687 7248.4 12 2.83 140898.65 140899 46966.22 1.65 Interviewd

146

Amrit(Amite),

Sommaya Bhujel

Amrit(Amite

) Gharti Archalbot 6 10

802, 799,

794 094-1076 11678.22 204.14 232.94 437.08 12 195000 500000 695000 69500 2.43998 11445.28 12 1.99 191110.43 691110 69111.04 2.43 Interviewd

147

Padamlal Paudel,

Manmaya Paudel

Manmaya

Paudel Archalbot 9 11

300, 53,

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486, 485 094-1116 28417.47 781.51 974.87 1756.38 12 235000 500000 735000 66818.2 2.34583 27442.6 12 3.43 226938.25 726938 66085.30 2.32 Interviewd

148 Maansingh Gurung

Durga

bdr.Gurung Pachowk 1 5 476 094-0959 5849.99 226.83 271.75 498.58 6 160000 360000 520000 104000 3.6512 5578.24 6 4.65 152567.51 512568 102513.50 3.60 Interviewd

Structure No Chainage House Owner Name Plot no Sheet noDistance

from CLAddress

1 0+580 Rishiam Shrestha 395 941156 3.8 Archalbot-9

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Amount

House (Fully) 90812.99

90812.99


from CLAddress

2 1+130 Man Maya Paudel 486 941116 4 Archalbot-9


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StoreyRate

/sqm

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Amount

House(Partial) 59709.15

59709.15

Sub-Project: Belghari-Archalbot-Lamabagar-Sherabazar-Letaure-Pachok Road

District: Lamjung

Appendix 2.1 : Photographs of the Affected Structure with Estimated Cost(Private Structures)

1Remarks

as per estimate sheet

Land Owner Name: Man Maya Paudel Total


Land Owner Name: Rishiam Shrestha Total

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from CLAddress

3 1+730 Man Maya Paudel 486 941116 4 Archalbot-9


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Area

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StoreyRate

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Total

Amount

Saw Mill(Partial) 46981.31

46981.31


from CLAddress

4 1+540 Muktinath Lamichane 636 941116 4.5 Archalbot-9


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StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

House(Shop) Top

only37869.71

37869.71

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Land Owner Name: Muktinath Lamichane Total


Land Owner Name: Man Maya Paudel Total

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from CLAddress

5 1+560 Badri Lamichane 635 941116 3.5 Archalbot-9


( sqm)

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Area

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StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Houses Partially 37433.87

37433.87


from CLAddress

6 1+570 Badri Lamichane 538 941116 3.5 Archalbot-9


( sqm)

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Area

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StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Shop Partially 101756.98

101756.98

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Land Owner Name: Badri Lamichane Total


Land Owner Name: Badri Lamichane Total

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from CLAddress

7 1+650 Kalika Lamichane 66 941116 4 Archalbot-9


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Area

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StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

House partially 84527.92

84527.92


from CLAddress

8 1+720 Kalika Lamichane 491 941116 4 Archalbot-9


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Area

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StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Shop Partially 80286.54

80286.54

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Land Owner Name: Kalika Lamichane Total


Land Owner Name: Kalika Lamichane Total

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from CLAddress

9 1+770 Shubhadra Regmi 98 941116 3.2 Archalbot-9


( sqm)

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Area

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StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

House CGI Pali 16151.14

16151.14


from CLAddress

10 1+930 Takraj Thapa magar 634 941116 3.8 Archalbot-9


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StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

2 Story

House(Shop) 368262.75

Partially

368262.75

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Land Owner Name: Takraj Thapa magar Total


Land Owner Name: Shubhadra Regmi Total

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from CLAddress

11 2+530 Man Bahadur Rimal 496 941116 3.1 Archalbot


( sqm)

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Area

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StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

House (Full) 136942.41

136942.41


from CLAddress

12 6+220Bijman Nepali(Ram bdr

gurung)3.8 Shreevanjyang


( sqm)

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Area

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StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

House(Partially) 52607.46

52607.46

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Land Owner Name: Ram Bdr Gurung Total


Land Owner Name: Man Bahadur Rimal Total

12

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Public


from CLAddress

13 6+660 Ladi Gurung 62 940997 2.8 Sherabazar


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

House (Partially) 19687.35

19687.35


from CLAddress

14 6+760 Budhmaya(Shyamlal) Gurung 696 940997 4.3 Sherabazar


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

House

Kitchen(Partial) 29616.12

13Remarks

Nauthar-2



Land Owner Name: Ladi Gurung Total

14

Remarks

Nauthar-2

29616.12


from CLAddress

15 10+120 Ram bdr gurung 77 940959 3 Nauthar


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

House (Partial) 57808.41

57808.41


from CLAddress

16 10+130 Jabbar Sing gurung 534 940959 4.4 Nauthar


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount


188750.57

Land Owner Name: Budhmaya(Shyamlal) Gurung Total

15Remarks

2


Land Owner Name: Jabbar Sing gurung Total


Land Owner Name: Ram bdr gurung Total

16Remarks

8


from CLAddress

17 11+300 Chattur Bdr Gurung(Gamere) 2.6 Pachok


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Shop (Full) 49852.33

49852.33


from CLAddress

18 12+440 Teklal Gurung 4 Pachok


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount


87386.87

17

Remarks

Public Land


Land Owner Name: Ram bdr Ghale Total


Land Owner Name: Gameere Gurung Total

18Remarks

Public Land


from CLAddress

19 12+500 Shuv Raj gurung 979 950961 2 Pachok


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

House(Partial) 130590.47

130590.47


from CLAddress

20 0+750 Aaitemaya Pariyar 329 941156 4 Archalbot-9


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

House CGI

Pali(Kitchen) 15108.28

15108.28

19Remarks

3


Land Owner Name: Aaitemaya Pariyar Total


Land Owner Name: Shuv Raj gurung Total

20Remarks


from CLAddress

21 1+930 Bimala Adhikari 49 941116 4.5 Archalbot-9


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount


37161.06


from CLAddress

22 2+000 Indra Prasad marahatha 4.2 Archalbot-9


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount


16313.34

21Remarks


Land Owner Name: Indra Prasad marahatha Total


Land Owner Name: Bimala Adhikari Total

22Remarks

Public Land


from CLAddress

23 2+200 Narayan Pd Marahatha 4 Archalbot-9


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount


6236.52


from CLAddress

24 2+280 Narayan Kubar 530 941116 4.35 Archalbot


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount


6236.52

23Remarks

Public Land


Land Owner Name: Narayan Kubar Total


Land Owner Name: Narayan Pd Marahatha Total

24Remarks

8


from CLAddress

25 2+500 Chiz Maya gurung 493 941116 3.7 Archalbot


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

House CGI Pali,

Courtyard 12720.52

12720.52


from CLAddress

26 3+890 Bimla Bhujel 3.4 Shreevanjyang


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

House CGI pali 7558.38

7558.38

25Remarks

7


Land Owner Name: Bimla Bhujel Total


Land Owner Name: Chiz Maya gurung Total

26Remarks

Public Land


from CLAddress

27 5+170 Hiralal Shrestha 26 941037 3.4 Shreevanjyang


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Hose CGI pali,

courtyard 24283.28

24283.28


from CLAddress

28 5+170SuvadraGurung(ManjungGuru

ng)5 941037 4 Shreevanjyang


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

House CGI pali,

courtyard 29499.50

29499.50

27Remarks

4


Land Owner Name: Pal Jung Gurung Total


Land Owner Name: Hiralal Shrestha Total

28

Remarks

4


from CLAddress

29 5+480 Goma ghimire 58 940997 4.2 Shreevanjyang


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

House pali and

courtyard 49656.55

49656.55


from CLAddress

30 6+640 Kumar Pandey 1258 940997 4.7 Sherabazar


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Courtyard 10935.84

10935.84

29Remarks

8


Land Owner Name: Kumar Pandey Total


Land Owner Name: Bishnu Ghimire Total

30Remarks

Nauthar-2


from CLAddress

31 8+100 Subba Gurung 437 940958 2.5 Nauthar


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount


21392.97


from CLAddress

32 8+952 Shuvi gurung 4 Jetaure


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount


15190.17

31Remarks

5


Land Owner Name: Shuvi gurung Total


Land Owner Name: Subba Gurung Total

32Remarks

NautharPublic Land


from CLAddress

33 9+680 Dal Subba gurung 472 940959 3 Nauthar


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount


20884.26


from CLAddress

34 10+100 Durga Bdr Gurung 4.8 Nauthar


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

House CGI Pali,

Courtyard 26136.94

26136.94

33Remarks

8


Land Owner Name: Durga Bdr Gurung Total


Land Owner Name: Dal Subba gurung Total

34Remarks

Public Land


from CLAddress

35 10+120 Gaine Gurung 551 940959 3 Nauthar


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount


20583.78


from CLAddress

36 11+260 Manmaya gurung 4 Pachok


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount


12963.37

35Remarks

8


Land Owner Name: Manmaya gurung Total


Land Owner Name: Gaine Gurung Total

36Remarks

Public Land


from CLAddress

37 11+270 Shanata maya Gurung 3 Pachok


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount


9221.84


from CLAddress

38 0+780 Maiya Pariyar 49 941116 4 Archalbot-9


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Pig Farm 36933.32

36933.32

37Remarks

Public Land


Land Owner Name: Maiya Pariyar Total


Land Owner Name: Shanata maya Gurung Total

38Remarks


from CLAddress

39 5+860 Dhan Bdr Shrestha 887 940997 2 Shreevanjyang


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Pig Farm 12553.90

12553.90


from CLAddress

40 9+680 Dal Subba gurung 472 940959 3 Nauthar


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Cow farm 23725.19

23725.19

39Remarks

8


Land Owner Name: Dal Subba gurung Total


Land Owner Name: Dhan Bdr Shrestha Total

40Remarks

8


from CLAddress

41 11+750 Buddhe Gurung 3 Pachok


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Cow farm 37231.22

37231.22


from CLAddress

42 12+160 Him Kumari gurung(Gausari) 4 Pachok VDCoff.


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Caw Farm CGI

Pali 22571.30

22571.30

41Remarks

Public Land


Land Owner Name: Gausari gurung Total


Land Owner Name: Buddhe Gurung Total

42

Remarks

Public Land


from CLAddress

43 0+750 Aaitemaya Pariyar 329 941156 4 Archalbot-9


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Toilet and Gobar

Gas 39323.85

39323.85


from CLAddress

44 0+780 Maiya Pariyar 588 941156 4 Archalbot-9


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Toilet and

Gobargas 30487.08

43Remarks



Land Owner Name: Manjung Gurung Total

44Remarks

30487.08


from CLAddress

45 1+770 Shree Bhakta Regmi 3 Archalbot-9


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Toilet 34240.84

34240.84


from CLAddress

46 2+420 Tirtha Raj Adhikari 476 941116 5 Archalbot-9


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Toilet and

gobargas 31026.50

31026.50

Land Owner Name: Ganga Maya Suwal Total

45Remarks

Public Land


Land Owner Name: Laxima Total


Land Owner Name: Shree Bhakta Regmi Total

46Remarks


from CLAddress

47 2+470 Tola Kumari lamichane 4 Archalbot-9


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Toilet 29778.29

29778.29


from CLAddress

48 2+510 Devi Gurung 495 941116 4 Archalbot-9


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Gobar Gas 17543.14

17543.14

47Remarks

Public Land


Land Owner Name: Devi Gurung Total


Land Owner Name: Tola Kumari lamichane Total

48Remarks


from CLAddress

49 2+510 Nabaraj Adhikari 5 Archalbot-9


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Toilet and

Gobargas 47405.60

47405.60


from CLAddress

50 6+660 Ladi Gurung 62 940997 3 Sherabazar


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Gobargas 19297.61

19297.61

49Remarks

Public Land




Land Owner Name: Nabaraj Adhikari Total

50Remarks


from CLAddress

51 10+120 Gaine Gurung 551 940959 3 Nauthar


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Toilet 23333.78

23333.78


from CLAddress

52 0+850 Santa Bdr Pariyar 336 941156 4 Archalbot-9


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Dry Wall 19737.30

19737.30

51Remarks


Land Owner Name: Santa Bdr Pariyar Total


Land Owner Name: Gaine Gurung Total

52Remarks


from CLAddress

53 0+980 Mina Paudel 318 9841156 4 Archalbot-9


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Masonary

Wall(Chautaro) 10184.00

10184.00


from CLAddress

54 1+600 Ram Pd Paudel 649 941116 4 Archalbot-9


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Dry Wall 56792.06

56792.06

53Remarks


Land Owner Name: Ram Pd Paudel Total


Land Owner Name: Lila Total

54Remarks


from CLAddress

55 1+770 Shree Bhakta Regmi 3 Archalbot-9


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Masonary Wall 58463.72

58463.72


from CLAddress

56 1+740 Suvadra Regmi 98 941116 3 Archalbot-9


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Dry Wall 19097.33

19097.33

55Remarks

Public Land


Land Owner Name: Suvadra Regmi Total


Land Owner Name: Shree Bhakta Regmi Total

56Remarks


from CLAddress

57 2+205 Man Bdr Khadka 598 941116 3 Archalbot-9


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Dry Wall 35168.28

35168.28


from CLAddress

58 2+280 Narayan Kubar 530 941116 4 Archalbot-9


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount


3486.52

57Remarks


Land Owner Name: Total


Land Owner Name: Man Bdr Khadka Total

58Remarks


from CLAddress

59 2+320 Tilak Kubar 531 941116 5 Archalbot 8


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount


74594.65


from CLAddress

60 2+400 Sovita Kubar 477 941116 4 Archalbot-9


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Dry Wall 95552.46

95552.46

59Remarks


Land Owner Name: Sovita Kubar Total


Land Owner Name: Tilak Kubar Total

60Remarks


from CLAddress

61 2+400 Hari Bahadur Khadka 4 Archalbot-9


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount


6064.23


from CLAddress

62 2+420 Tirtha Raj Adhikari 476 941116 5 Archalbot 8


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Masonary wall 25526.50

25526.50

61Remarks

Public Land


Land Owner Name: Tirtha Raj Adhikari Total


Land Owner Name: Hari Bahadur Khadka Total

62Remarks


from CLAddress

63 2+440 Kalpana Kubar 674 941116 4 Archalbot 7


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Dry Wall 12057.70

12057.70


from CLAddress

64 2+470 Sangita Adhikari 673 941116 4 Archalbot-9


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount


58392.80

63Remarks


Land Owner Name: Sangita Adhikari Total


Land Owner Name: Kalpana Kubar Total

64Remarks


from CLAddress

65 2+470 Tola Kumari lamichane 4 Archalbot-9


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Dry Wall 37680.30

37680.30


from CLAddress

66 2+480 Devi Sannani suhel 419 941156 4 Archalbot-9


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Dry Wall 17416.67

17416.67

65Remarks

Public Land


Land Owner Name: Laxmi Gurung Total


Land Owner Name: Tola Kumari lamichane Total

66Remarks


from CLAddress

67 2+480 Man Bdr Thapa 617 941116 4 Archalbot 7


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Dry and Brick Wall 33261.18

33261.18


from CLAddress

68 2+280 Narayan Kubar 530 941156 4.35 Archalbot-9


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Dry wall 13403.42

13403.42

67Remarks


Land Owner Name: Narayan Kubar Total


Land Owner Name: Man Bdr Thapa Total

68Remarks


from CLAddress

69 2+510 Devi Gurung 495 941116 4 Archalbot 7


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Dry Wall 15502.75

15502.75


from CLAddress

70 2+510 Nabaraj Adhikari 5 Archalbot-9


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Dry Wall 10137.80

10137.80

69Remarks




Land Owner Name: Devi Gurung Total

70Remarks

Public Land


from CLAddress

71 2+530 Man Bahadur Rimal 496 941116 3 Archalbot 7


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Dry Wall 13636.68

13636.68


from CLAddress

72 2+540 Sita devi Kubar 664 941116 3 Archalbot 7


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Dry wall 20634.45

20634.45

71Remarks


Land Owner Name: Sita devi Kubar Total


Land Owner Name: Man Bahadur Rimal Total

72Remarks


from CLAddress

73 2+580 Parsamsa Kubar 663 941116 3 Archalbot 7


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Dry wall 26125.01

26125.01


from CLAddress

74 2+470 Sangita Adhikari 673 941116 3.8 Archalbot 7


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Dry wall and

courtyard 34974.33

34974.33

73Remarks


Land Owner Name: Sangita Adhikari Total


Land Owner Name: Gamere Gurung Total

74Remarks


from CLAddress

75 2+600 Ramesh Raj Kubar 4 Archalbot-9


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Dry wall and

courtyard 45988.85

45988.85


from CLAddress

76 2+610 Sabitra Kubar 4 Archalbot-9


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Dry wall 27318.22

27318.22

75Remarks

Public Land


Land Owner Name: Gausari Gurung Total


Land Owner Name: Ramesh Raj Kubar Total

76Remarks

Public Land


from CLAddress

77 2+640 Gir bdr Kubar 541 941076 4 Archalbot 7


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Dry wall 49594.45

49594.45


from CLAddress

78 2+660 Pabitra Thapa Kubar 4 Archalbot-9


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Dry wall and

courtyard 35385.06

35385.06

77Remarks


Land Owner Name: Pabitra Thapa Kubar Total


Land Owner Name: Gir bdr Kubar Total

78Remarks

Public Land


from CLAddress

79 2+720 Ganga Kubar 620 941076 5 Archalbot 7


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Dry wall and

courtyard 57508.46

57508.46


from CLAddress

80 2+880 Ram bdr gharti Bhujel 178 941076 5 Archalbot 6


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Dry wall 86485.26

86485.26

79Remarks


Land Owner Name: Ram bdr gharti Bhujel Total


Land Owner Name: Ganga Kubar Total

80Remarks


from CLAddress

81 3+890 Bimla Bhujel 3 Shreevanjyang


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Dry wall 4934.33

4934.33


from CLAddress

82 3+900 Nalmaya Bohara 3 Shreevanjyang


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Dry wall 12685.70

12685.70

81Remarks

Public Land


Land Owner Name: Nalmaya Bohara Total


Land Owner Name: Bimla Bhujel Total

82Remarks

Public Land


from CLAddress

83 8+970 Sher bdr Gurung 45 940997 3 Jetaure


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Dry wall 14802.98

14802.98


from CLAddress

84 5+860 Dhan Bdr Shrestha 887 940997 2 Shreevanjyang


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Dry wall 39474.60

39474.60

83Remarks


Land Owner Name: Dhan Bdr Shrestha Total


Land Owner Name: Gaumati Gurung Total

84Remarks

8


from CLAddress

85 5+900 Laxmi B.K 888 940997 3 Shreevanjyang


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Dry wall 31699.30

31699.30


from CLAddress

86 6+010 Bishnu Kumar Shrestha 804 940997 4 Shreevanjyang


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Dry wall 47324.66

47324.66

85Remarks

8


Land Owner Name: Bishnu Kumar Shrestha Total


Land Owner Name: Bishnu Kr. Shrestha Total

86Remarks

8


from CLAddress

87 6+030 Indrajit Gurung 3 Shreevanjyang


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Dry wall 47698.48

47698.48


from CLAddress

88 6+660 Ladi Gurung 62 940997 3 Sherabazar


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Dry wall 22069.89

22069.89

87Remarks

Public Land




Land Owner Name: Indrajit Gurung Total

88Remarks

Nauthar 2


from CLAddress

89 6+680 Ram bdr gurung 77 940997 3 Sherabazar


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Dry wall 12918.96

12918.96


from CLAddress

90 6+700 Nalumaya Gurung 1184 940997 2 Sherabazar


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Dry wall 43296.46

43296.46

89Remarks

Nauthar 2


Land Owner Name: Nalumaya Gurung Total


Land Owner Name: Ram bdr gurung Total

90Remarks

Nauthar 2


from CLAddress

91 6+760 Budhmaya(Shyamlal) Gurung 696 940997 4 Sherabazar


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Dry Wall 22877.33

22877.33


from CLAddress

92 7+500 Palman Magar 81 940957 2 Nauthar


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Dry wall 6280.05

6280.05

91

Remarks

Nauthar 2


Land Owner Name: Palman Magar Total



92Remarks

5


from CLAddress

93 8+100 Subba Gurung 437 940958 3 Nauthar


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Dry wall 12021.81

12021.81


from CLAddress

94 8+600 Kamsi gurung 441 940959 5 Nauthar


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Dry Wall 12596.95

12596.95

93Remarks

5


Land Owner Name: Kamsi gurung Total


Land Owner Name: Subba Gurung Total

94Remarks

8


from CLAddress

95 8+930 Bamse guruseni 479 940958 4 Jetaure


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Masonary wall for

Tap 21065.10

21065.10


from CLAddress

96 8+945 varat gurung 397 940958 4 Jetaure


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Dry wall 4859.56

4859.56

95Remarks

Nauthar 5


Land Owner Name: Birkha Total


Land Owner Name: Bamse guruseni Total

96Remarks

Nauthar-5


from CLAddress



( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Dry wall 20395.21

20395.21


from CLAddress

98 8+970 Sher bdr Gurung 469 940959 3 Jetaure


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Dry wall 24596.86

24596.86

97Remarks

NautharPublic Land


Land Owner Name: Sher Bd. Ghale Total



98Remarks

Nauthar 8


from CLAddress

99 8+990 Kumar gurung 3 Jetaure


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Dry wall for tap

pad 3364.31

3364.31


from CLAddress

100 9+470 Kal bahadur gurung 156 940958 3 Nauthar


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Dry wall 10765.80

10765.80

99Remarks

NautharPublic Land


Land Owner Name: Kal bahadur gurung Total


Land Owner Name: Kumar gurung Total

100Remarks

8


from CLAddress

101 9+660 Kamala Ghale 3 Nauthar


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Dry wall 6280.05

6280.05


from CLAddress

102 9+795 Kamsing Gurung 441 940959 3 Nauthar


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Dry wall 17494.43

101Remarks

Public Land



Land Owner Name: Kamala Ghale Total

102Remarks

8

17494.43


from CLAddress

103 9+795 Sur bahadur gurung 456 940959 4 Nauthar


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Dry wall 5024.04

5024.04


from CLAddress

104 11+270 Shanata maya Gurung 3 Pachok


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Dry wall 8522.93

Land Owner Name: Kamsing Gurung Total

103Remarks

8



Land Owner Name: Bhairab Total

104Remarks

Public Land

8522.93


from CLAddress

105 11+300 Chattur Bdr Gurung(Gamere) 3 Pachok


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Dry Wall 10909.34

10909.34


from CLAddress

106 12+017 Chunu Ghale 3 Pachok


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Dry wall 6728.63

Land Owner Name: Shanata maya Gurung Total

105

Remarks

Public Land




106Remarks

Public Land

6728.63


from CLAddress

107 12+160 Him Kumari gurung(Gausari) 4 Pachok VDCoff.


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Dry Wall 17071.30

17071.30


from CLAddress

108 12+440 Teklal Gurung 4 Pachok


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

Dry wall 18242.05


107

Remarks

Public Land




108Remarks

Public Land

18242.05

.

Land Owner Name: Teklal Gurung Total


from CLAddress

109 2+540 Sita devi Kubar 664 941116 3 Archalbot 7


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

EQ affected House 111384.29

111384.29


from CLAddress

110 2+540 Shanti Kubar 3 Archalbot-9


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount


101706.64

2Remarks


District: Lamjung

Appendix 2.2 : Photographs of the Affected Structure with Estimated Cost(EQ Effected Structures)

1Remarks

Material transporttaion and relocatio cost only

Land Owner Name: Sita devi Kubar Total


Land Owner Name: Shanti Kubar Total

Public Land


from CLAddress

111 5+630 Yeggyenath Ghimere 65 940997 4.2 Shreevanjyang


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

EQ affected CGI Pali 1383.23

1383.23


from CLAddress

112 8+600 Kamsi gurung 441 940959 4.8 Nauthar


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount

EQ affected CGI Pali 3853.63

3853.63

4Remarks

8

3

Remarks

8


Land Owner Name: Yeggyenath Ghimere Total


Land Owner Name: Kamsi gurung Total


from CLAddress

113 8+930 Bamse guruseni 479 940958 3.5 Jetaure


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount


32065.78


from CLAddress

114 12+450 Ram Bdr Ghale 2 Pachok


( sqm)

Affected

Area

(sqm)

StoreyRate

/sqm

Total

Amount


67591.86

Remarks

Nauthar 5


Land Owner Name: Bamse guruseni Total

Public Land


Land Owner Name: Ram Bdr Ghale Total

6Remarks

5


from CLAddress

115 2+000 Indra Prasad marahatha 612 941116 4.2 Archalbot 8


( sqm)

Affected

Area (sqm)Storey

Rate

/sqm

Total

Amount

2750.00


from CLAddress

116 2+060 Ishwori Adhikari 170 941116 4 Archalbot 8


( sqm)

Affected

Area (sqm)Storey

Rate

/sqm

Total

Amount

7938.47

Goat Cabinet as per estimate sheet 2750.00

Land Owner Name: Indra Prasad marahatha Total


District: Lamjung

Appendix 2.3 : Photographs of the Affected Structure with Estimated Cost(Tin Taharas)

1Remarks

Land Owner Name: Ishwori Adhikari Total

2Remarks

House Pali and Cow

Farmas per estimate sheet 7938.47


from CLAddress

117 2+205 Man Bdr Khadka 598 941116 3.3 Archalbot 8


( sqm)

Affected

Area (sqm)Archalbot 8

Rate

/sqm

Total

Amount

2750.00


from CLAddress

118 2+480 Man Bdr Thapa 617 941116 3.7 Archalbot 7


( sqm)

Affected

Area (sqm)Storey

Rate

/sqm

Total

Amount

2750.00

3Remarks

4Remarks



Land Owner Name: Man Bdr Khadka Total

Land Owner Name: Man Bdr Thapa Total


from CLAddress

119 2+510 Nabaraj Adhikari 531 941116 4.5 Archalbot 8


( sqm)

Affected

Area (sqm)Storey

Rate

/sqm

Total

Amount

2750.00


from CLAddress

120 2+860 Som Maya Bhujel 799 941076 3.4 Archalbot 6


( sqm)

Affected

Area (sqm)Storey

Rate

/sqm

Total

Amount

25558.83



5Remarks

Land Owner Name: Som Maya Bhujel Total

6Remarks

Tahara CGI as per estimate sheet 25558.83


from CLAddress

121 3+570 Joikane Gurung 3.5 Shreevanjyang


( sqm)

Affected

Area (sqm)Storey

Rate

/sqm

Total

Amount

1487.44


from CLAddress

122 5+142 Gorey Tamang(Hiralal Shrestha) 470 941037 4.7 Shreevanjyang


( sqm)

Affected

Area (sqm)Storey

Rate

/sqm

Total

Amount

7359.79

7Remarks

Public Land

8

Remarks

4

CGI Tahara as per estimate sheet 7359.79

CGI pali as per estimate sheet 1487.44

Land Owner Name: Joikane Gurung Total



from CLAddress

123 6+010 Bishnu Kumar Shrestha 804 940997 3.5 Shreevanjyang


( sqm)

Affected

Area (sqm)Storey

Rate

/sqm

Total

Amount

2750.00


from CLAddress

124 6+700 Govinda Wagle 71 940997 3.8 Sherabazar


( sqm)

Affected

Area (sqm)Storey

Rate

/sqm

Total

Amount

8575.82



9Remarks

8

Land Owner Name: Govinda Wagle Total

10

Remarks

Nauthar 2

CGI Cabinet as per estimate sheet 8575.82


from CLAddress

125 6+760 Budhmaya(Shyamlal) Gurung 696 940997 4.3 Sherabazar


( sqm)

Affected

Area (sqm)Storey

Rate

/sqm

Total

Amount

2750.00


from CLAddress

126 7+500 Palman Magar 2.4 Nauthar


( sqm)

Affected

Area (sqm)Storey

Rate

/sqm

Total

Amount

5500.00

11Remarks

Nauthar 2

12Remarks

cow theched roof as per estimate sheet 5500.00



Public Land

Land Owner Name: Palman Magar Total


from CLAddress



( sqm)

Affected

Area (sqm)Storey

Rate

/sqm

Total

Amount

2750.00


from CLAddress

128 8+960 Vaye Gurung 442 940958 4 Jetaure


( sqm)

Affected

Area (sqm)Storey

Rate

/sqm

Total

Amount

2457.42



13Remarks

Public Land

Land Owner Name: Vaye Gurung Total

14Remarks

Nauthar 5

CGI House Pali as per estimate sheet 2457.42


from CLAddress

129 8+940 Suman gurung 4.3 Jetaure


( sqm)

Affected

Area (sqm)Storey

Rate

/sqm

Total

Amount

1100.00


from CLAddress

130 9+200 Mangle Guruseni 4.1 Nauthar


( sqm)

Affected

Area (sqm)Storey

Rate

/sqm

Total

Amount

16105.91

15Remarks

NautharPublic Land

16Remarks

CGI House and CGI

khoras per estimate sheet 16105.91

Chicken Khor as per estimate sheet 1100.00

Land Owner Name: Suman gurung Total

Public Land

Land Owner Name: Mangle Guruseni Total


from CLAddress

131 9+220 Sher Bdr gurung 4.2 Nauthar


( sqm)

Affected

Area (sqm)Storey

Rate

/sqm

Total

Amount

17244.09


from CLAddress

132 9+270 Mangalsing Gurung 4.1 Nauthar


( sqm)

Affected

Area (sqm)Storey

Rate

/sqm

Total

Amount

6374.17

CGI House and CGI

kitchenas per estimate sheet 17244.09

Land Owner Name: Sher Bdr gurung Total

17Remarks

Public Land

Land Owner Name: Mangalsing Gurung Total

18Remarks

CGI Ghumti as per estimate sheet 6374.17

Public Land


from CLAddress

133 9+560 Bhimraj gurung 2.6 Nauthar


( sqm)

Affected

Area (sqm)Storey

Rate

/sqm

Total

Amount

9169.50


from CLAddress

134 9+660 Jalsupa Gurung 2.9 Nauthar


( sqm)

Affected

Area (sqm)Storey

Rate

/sqm

Total

Amount

5894.13

19Remarks

Public Land

20Remarks

Cow farm as per estimate sheet 5894.13

Cow farm as per estimate sheet 9169.50

Land Owner Name: Bhimraj gurung Total

Public Land

Land Owner Name: Jalsupa Gurung Total


from CLAddress

135 10+250 Gum Bdr Gurung 4.7 Nauthar end


( sqm)

Affected

Area (sqm)Storey

Rate

/sqm

Total

Amount

2750.00


from CLAddress

136 10+700 Aaita sing gurung 469 941000 3.5 Pachok


( sqm)

Affected

Area (sqm)Storey

Rate

/sqm

Total

Amount

9260.28


Land Owner Name: Public Land Total

21Remarks

Public Land

Land Owner Name: Aaita sing gurung Total

22Remarks

House CGI Pali and

Khoras per estimate sheet 9260.28


from CLAddress

137 10+710 Mani gurung 3.8 Pachok


( sqm)

Affected

Area (sqm)Storey

Rate

/sqm

Total

Amount

4818.12


from CLAddress

138 10+720 Shanta kumari Gurung 3.2 Pachok


( sqm)

Affected

Area (sqm)Storey

Rate

/sqm

Total

Amount

8235.96

23Remarks

Public Land

24Remarks

CGI Cabinet as per estimate sheet 8235.96


Land Owner Name: Mani gurung Total

Public Land

Land Owner Name: Shanta kumari Gurung Total


from CLAddress

139 11+690 Aaitemaya Gurung(Maikhu) 468 941000 3 Pachok


( sqm)

Affected

Area (sqm)Storey

Rate

/sqm

Total

Amount

13655.49


from CLAddress

140 11+690 Yupeni gurung(Amar gurung) 467 941000 2.6 Pachok


( sqm)

Affected

Area (sqm)Storey

Rate

/sqm

Total

Amount

11469.59

Chiken Khor and

CGI Houseas per estimate sheet 13655.49

Land Owner Name: Maikhu Gurung Total

25Remarks

2

Land Owner Name: Amar Gurung Total

26Remarks

2

CGI cabinet as per estimate sheet 11469.59


from CLAddress

141 12+080 Kharjung Gurung 479 940959 4.7 Pachok


( sqm)

Affected

Area (sqm)Storey

Rate

/sqm

Total

Amount

4690.75


from CLAddress

142 12+120 Ram Bdr Gurung(Gausari) 4.1 Pachok


( sqm)

Affected

Area (sqm)Storey

Rate

/sqm

Total

Amount

12910.15

27Remarks

1

28Remarks

CGI Cabinet and

CGI khoras per estimate sheet 12910.15

CGI Cow farm as per estimate sheet 4690.75

Land Owner Name: Guman Sing Total

Public Land



from CLAddress

143 12+500 Shuv Raj gurung 979 950961 2 Pachok


( sqm)

Affected

Area (sqm)Storey

Rate

/sqm

Total

Amount

11000.00

212805.89

Chiken farm as per estimate sheet 11000.00


29Remarks

3

Structure

NoChainage

House Owner

NamePlot no Sheet no Distance from CL Address

1 1+540 Public Strcuture 4 Archalbot

Type of

Structure

Total Area

( sqm)

Affected Area

(sqm)Storey Rate /sqm Total Amount

Tap Stand 19784.98

19784.98

Structure

NoChainage

House Owner


2 1+980 Public Structure 3 Archalbot

Type of

Structure

Total Area

( sqm)

Affected Area


Krishna Mandir 111790.04

111790.04

1

Remarks

Sub-Project: Belghari-Archalbot-Lamabagar-Sherabazar-Letaure-Pachok RoadDistrict: Lamjung

Photographs of Public Affected Structure with Estimated Cost(Public Structures)


Land Owner Public Strcuture Total

2Remarks


Land Owner Public Structure Total

Structure

NoChainage

House Owner



Type of

Structure

Total Area

( sqm)

Affected Area


Tap Stand 19784.98

19784.98

Structure

NoChainage House Owner Name Plot no Sheet no Distance from CL Address


Type of

Structure

Total Area

( sqm)

Affected Area


Tap Stand 19784.98

19784.98




Remarks4

3Remarks


Structure

NoChainage

House Owner



Type of

Structure

Total Area

( sqm)

Affected Area


Chautaro 10927.48

10927.48

Structure

NoChainage

House Owner


6 3+925 Public Strcuture 3.2Shreevanjyan

g

Type of

Structure

Total Area

( sqm)

Affected Area


Chautaro 10927.48

10927.48


6


Remarks

5Remarks



Structure

NoChainage

House Owner



g

Type of

Structure

Total Area

( sqm)

Affected Area


Chautaro 9839.80

9839.80

Structure

NoChainage

House Owner



g

Type of

Structure

Total Area

( sqm)

Affected Area


Irrigation Canal 289351.60

289351.60

7

Remarks



8

Remarks



Structure

NoChainage

House Owner


9 12+450 Public Structure 1.9 Pachok

Type of

Structure

Total Area

( sqm)

Affected Area


Pachok Health

Post and Dry

wall

397780.63

397780.63

9Remarks


Land Owner Public Structure Total

Cost Calculation of Lands of Belghari-Archalbot-Lamabagar-Sernabazar-Liture-Pachok Road Subproject, LamjungS

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1

Panchasingh, Deumaya

Gurung Deumaya Gurung Pachowk 1 46 58.28 71.31 129.59 93.37 6658.21 Interviewed

2 Karna bdr. Gurung Lilamaya Gurung Pachowk 1 337 989.85 1086.24 2076.09 93.37 101422.23 Interviewed

3 Sita Gurung Sita Gurung Pachowk 1 440 0 13.92 13.92 93.37 1299.71 Interviewed

4 Harka bdr.Gurung Harka bdr.Gurung Pachowk 1 443 0 17.8 17.8 93.37 1661.99 Interviewed

5 Nimba Gurung Nimba Gurung Pachowk 1 524 142.4 141.41 283.81 93.37 13203.45 Interviewed

6 Ser bdr Gurung Ser bdr Gurung Pachowk 1 336 25.78 38.8 64.58 93.37 3622.76 Interviewed

7 Makhhui Gurung Jivraj Gurung Pachowk 2 468 848.62 1037.36 1885.98 93.37 96858.30 Interviewed

8 Som Bdr. Gurung Som Bdr. Gurung Pachowk 2 595 0 2.65 2.65 93.37 247.43 Interviewed

9 Aaita Bdr. Gurung Aaita Bdr. Gurung Pachowk 2 469 330.53 403.61 734.14 93.37 37685.07 Interviewed

10 Amar Gurung Amar Gurung Pachowk 2 467 208.04 177.63 385.67 93.37 16585.31 Interviewed

11 Bakhat Bdr. Gurung Bakhat Bdr. Gurung Pachowk 3 914 206.35 267.78 474.13 93.37 25002.62 Interviewed

12 Dadman Gurung Dadman Gurung Pachowk 3 900 20.53 37.77 58.3 93.37 3526.58 Interviewed

13 Gayin singh Gurung Gayin singh Gurung Pachowk 3 976 30.91 58.3 89.21 93.37 5443.47 Interviewed

14 Mann bdr. Gurung Mann bdr. Gurung Pachowk 3 951 66.86 50.19 117.05 93.37 4686.24 Interviewed

15 Iman singh(surya Prasad) Surya pd. Gurung Pachowk 1 434 49.62 49.6 99.22 93.37 4631.15 Interviewed

16 Janga sub Gurung Dudhmaya Gurung Pachowk 1 447 170.71 214.38 385.09 93.37 20016.66 Interviewed

17 Sat bdr.Gurung Manraj Gurung Pachowk 1 925 0 10.47 10.47 93.37 977.58 Interviewed

18 Yubaraj Gurung Yubaraj Gurung Nauthar 8 555 5.47 14.75 20.22 93.37 1377.21 Interviewed

19 Ladimaya Gurung Ladimaya Gurung Nauthar 2 62 27.52 41.14 68.66 93.37 3841.24 Interviewed

20 Tulasi pd. Ghimire Tulasi pd. Shrestha Nauthar 8 115 10.1 19.36 29.46 93.37 1807.64 Interviewed

21 Badmaya Gurung Badmaya Gurung Nauthar 8 507 0 30.89 30.89 93.37 2884.20 Interviewed

22 Bimaya Gurung Bimaya Gurung Nauthar 5 465 0 11.48 11.48 93.37 1071.89 Interviewed

23 Chature sarki Chature sarki Nauthar 8 175 134.74 165.79 300.53 93.37 15479.81 Interviewed

24 Rajkumar Shresth Rajkumar Shresth Nauthar 2 113 123.39 165.8 289.19 93.37 15480.75 Interviewed

25 Nirmala Ghimire Mohan Pd.Ghimire Nauthar 2 678 129.54 164.01 293.55 93.37 15313.61 Interviewed

26 Dal subba Gurung Dal subba Gurung Nauthar 8 472 19.29 23.39 42.68 93.37 2183.92 Interviewed

27 Mayanath wagle Jeunath Nauthar 2 69 80.82 108.76 189.58 93.37 10154.92 Interviewed

28 Bipinchandra Ghimire Tripura Ghimire Nauthar 8 164 0 7.2 7.2 93.37 672.26 Interviewed

29 Nardev Gurung Nardev Gurung Nauthar 5 386 250.79 306.23 557.02 93.37 28592.70 Interviewed

30 Govinda wagle Govinda wagle Nauthar 2 71 115.76 109.87 225.63 93.37 10258.56 Interviewed

31

Ramraj Bista(now-

Kunimaya Shrestha) Arun kumar Shrestha Nauthar 2 1230 0 21.29 21.29 93.37 1987.85 Interviewed

32 Nalumaya Gurung Yobir Gurung Nauthar 2 1184 3.97 11.94 15.91 93.37 1114.84 Interviewed

33 Kam singh gurung Kam singh gurung Nauthar 8 441 113.87 133.92 247.79 93.37 12504.11 Interviewed

34 Jabarsingh/Tulsi Gurung Man pd. Gurung Nauthar 8 534 18.32 33.35 51.67 93.37 3113.89 Interviewed

35 Purnaa/Mekhraj Gurung Mekhraj Gurung Nauthar 8 499 171.43 188.85 360.28 93.37 17632.92 Interviewed

36 Kum bdr. Gurung Kum bdr. Gurung Nauthar 8 554 60.55 52.16 112.71 93.37 4870.18 Interviewed

37 Manmaya Sarki Manmaya Sarki Nauthar 8 621 90.55 91.01 181.56 93.37 8497.60 Interviewed

38 Aasbahadur Gurung Aasbahadur Gurung Nauthar 8 552 28.31 33.83 62.14 93.37 3158.71 Interviewed

39 Kale Gurung Kale gurung Nauthar 8 156 311.21 390.64 701.85 93.37 36474.06 Interviewed

40 Kamini sarki Som bahadur Nauthar 5 436 117.47 142.56 260.03 93.37 13310.83 Interviewed

41 Chyangre Sarki Chyangre sarki Nauthar 8 466 57.19 103.13 160.32 93.37 9629.25 Interviewed

42 Ram bdr. Gurung Rishikumar Gurung Nauthar 2 77 120.54 108.8 229.34 93.37 10158.66 Interviewed


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43 Mait bahadur Gurung Mait bahadur Gurung Nauthar 2 1183 45.23 39.46 84.69 93.37 3684.38 Interviewed

44 Subba Gurung Subba Gurung Nauthar 5 437 72.73 53.95 126.68 93.37 5037.31 Interviewed

45

Krishna/Bhupati raj

Pandey Krishna Raj Pandey Nauthar 2 126 34.59 61.65 96.24 93.37 5756.26 Interviewed

46 Atimaya, Ram bdr.Sarki Atimaya Sarki

Shreebhanjya

ng 2 183 0 25.44 25.44 56.51 1437.61 Interviewed

47 Dhan bdr. Shrestha Gore Shrestha

Shreebhanjya

ng 8 887 25.56 36.35 61.91 56.51 2054.14 Interviewed

48 Om bdr.Gurung Om bdr.Gurung

Shreebhanjya

ng 4 12 31.98 80.25 112.23 56.51 4534.93 Interviewed

49 Sukman Gurung Sukman Gurung

Shreebhanjya

ng 8 921 237.97 276.4 514.37 56.51 15619.36 Interviewed

50

Balkrishna Upadhya

Ghimire

Balkrishna Upadhya

Ghimire

Shreebhanjya

ng 4 20 282.54 351.2 633.74 56.51 19846.31 Interviewed

51 Bhuwan singh Gurung Pushparaj Gurung

Shreebhanjya

ng 4 9 142.84 174.47 317.31 56.51 9859.30 Interviewed

52 Samser sarki Gopal Sarki

Shreebhanjya

ng 2

188,

189 156.64 332.83 489.47 56.51 18808.22 Interviewed

53 Arjun kunwar Arjun kunwar

Shreebhanjya

ng 2

239,

238 0 41.57 41.57 56.51 2349.12 Interviewed

54 Dambar bdr.Gurung Dambar bdr.Gurung

Shreebhanjya

ng 8 82 61.73 39.17 100.9 56.51 2213.50 Interviewed

55 Ganesh Bdr. Kunwar Ganesh Bdr. Kunwar

Shreebhanjya

ng 2 237 0 41.42 41.42 56.51 2340.64 Interviewed

56 Aasbahadur Nepali Aasbahadur Nepali

Shreebhanjya

ng 2 186 7.85 26.86 34.71 56.51 1517.86 Interviewed

57 Kumar Pandey Kumar Pandey Nauthar 2

1258,

109,

108 224.68 254.72 479.4 93.37 23783.21 Interviewed

58 Goth Bdr. Gurung Goth Bdr. Gurung Nauthar 5

254,

256,

438 742.6 900.34 1642.94 93.37 84064.75 Interviewed

59 Gaini Gurung Dhan Bdr. Gurung Nauthar 8 551 42.46 51.9 94.36 93.37 4845.90 Interviewed

60 Aaita Sarki Aaita Sarki

Shreebhanjya

ng 2

187,

182 412.23 329.34 741.57 56.51 18611.00 Interviewed

61 Sarki (Shor Bdr. Gurung) Shor Bdr. Gurung Nauthar 8

456,

511,

26202

, 422 415.68 523.33 939.01 93.37 48863.32 Interviewed

62 Nabraj Ghimire Nabraj Ghimire

Shreebhanjya

ng 8 86, 172.58 125.86 298.44 56.51 7112.35 Interviewed

63 Paal Jung Gurung Paal Jung Gurung

Shreebhanjya

ng 4 11, 5 497.8 653.57 1151.37 56.51 36933.24 Interviewed

64 Yagyanath Ghimire Yagyanath Ghimire

Shreebhanjya

ng 8 65 289.28 225.23 514.51 56.51 12727.75 Interviewed

65

Gaumati Gurung, Jabi

Gurung Jabi Gurung

Shreebhanjya

ng 8 67, 45 462.2 341.01 803.21 56.51 19270.48 Interviewed

66 Birdhoj Gurung Birdhoj Gurung Nauthar 5

250,

251 157.73 203.04 360.77 93.37 18957.84 Interviewed

67

Mama Maya Shrestha,

Hiralal Shrestha Hiralal Shrestha

Shreebhanjya

ng 4

457,

29,

26,

33,

34,

470 573.6 730.93 1304.53 56.51 41304.85 Interviewed

68 Kum Bdr. Gurung Kum Bdr. Gurung

Shreebhanjya

ng 8 57, 49 232.9 461.8 694.7 56.51 26096.32 Interviewed


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69

Bishnu ghimire, Rajya

Prasad Ghimire Bishnu Ghimire

Shreebhanjya

ng 8

58,

55 212.51 248.16 460.67 56.51 14023.52 Interviewed

70 Rojina Gurung Kamaljit Gurung Nauthar 5

264,

263,

309,

310 576.18 665.66 1241.84 93.37 62152.67 Interviewed

71 Yesraj Thapa Magar Gaj Bd Archalbot 9 673 15.45 19.8 35.25 110.57 2189.29 Interviewed

72 Dhanamaya Adhikari Dhana bdr. Adhikari Archalbot 8 172 61.21 91.9 153.11 110.57 10161.38 Interviewed

73 Mina Poudel Mina Poudel Archalbot 9 316 50.16 64.11 114.27 110.57 7088.64 Interviewed

74 Hari bdr.Khadka Hari bdr.Khadka Archalbot 6 183 181.94 200.87 382.81 110.57 22210.20 Interviewed

75 Srijana Pariyar Ram bdr. Pariyar Archalbot 9 330 11.41 12.05 23.46 110.57 1332.37 Interviewed

76 Sushila Pariyar Ramesh Pariyar Archalbot 9 667 297.41 356.18 653.59 110.57 39382.82 Interviewed

77 Gopal Lamichhane nanda bdr.Lamichhane Archalbot 9 332 15.44 19.7 35.14 110.57 2178.23 Interviewed

78 Min bdr. Bhujel Min bdr. Bhujel Archalbot 9 556 120.81 134.85 255.66 110.57 14910.36 Interviewed

79 Devi bhakta Regmi Devi bhakta Regmi Archalbot 9 516 68.07 157.78 225.85 110.57 17445.73 Interviewed

80 Krishna bdr. Gharti Krishna bdr. Gharti Archalbot 9 557 54.88 118.08 172.96 110.57 13056.11 Interviewed

81 Subhadra Regmi Milan Regmi Archalbot 9 97, 98 327.48 386.11 713.59 110.57 42692.18 Interviewed

82 Bimala Adhikari Balram Adhikari Archalbot 9 49 54.79 54.21 109 110.57 5994.00 Interviewed

83 Pashupati Thapa Kunwar Shanta kumari Kunwar Archalbot 7 619 43.19 52.53 95.72 110.57 5808.24 Interviewed

84 Amrit Lamichhane Balkrishna Lamichhane Archalbot 6 174 35.71 40.13 75.84 110.57 4437.17 Interviewed

85 Kalpana Adhikari Bhart bdr. Kunwar Archalbot 7 674 34.53 28.26 62.79 110.57 3124.71 Interviewed

86 Kirtiman Kunwar Kirtiman Kunwar Archalbot 8 160 16.31 29.99 46.3 110.57 3315.99 Interviewed

87 Ram chandra Adhikari Ram chandra Adhikari Archalbot 6 793 53.79 86.73 140.52 110.57 9589.74 Interviewed

88 Sita devi kunwar Maan bdr. Kunwar Archalbot 7 664 47.59 47.69 95.28 110.57 5273.08 Interviewed

89 Jit bdr. Lamichhane Jit bdr. Lamichhane Archalbot 9 76, 78 304.91 276.91 581.82 110.57 30617.94 Interviewed

90 Bishnulal Shrestha Bishnulal Shrestha Archalbot 9

492,

390 96.66 121.53 218.19 110.57 13437.57 Interviewed

91 Tankalal Shrestha Teklal Shrestha Archalbot 9

494,

427,

391 215.89 255.39 471.28 110.57 28238.47 Interviewed

92 Kalawati Rana Magar Janga Bdr. Ale Magar Archalbot 9 633 23.82 26.52 50.34 110.57 2932.32 Interviewed

93 Badrinath Lamichhane Badrinath Lamichhane Archalbot 9

635,

538 35.64 52.22 87.86 110.57 5773.97 Interviewed

94 Gangamaya Suyal Bishnu Bdr. Suyal Archalbot 9

588,

591,

585 456.96 388.64 845.6 110.57 42971.92 Interviewed

95 Khem Kumari Joshi Govindaraj Joshi

Shreebhanjya

ng 2

723,

443,

722 216.8 392.77 609.57 56.51 22195.43 Interviewed

96 Tilak Bdr. Kunwar Tilak Bdr. Kunwar Archalbot 8

155,

531,

534 400.79 436.28 837.07 110.57 48239.48 Interviewed

97 Shovita+Shrijana Kunwar Shovita Kunwar Archalbot 8

477,

676,

675 272.52 283.99 556.51 110.57 31400.77 Interviewed

98 Ganga Kunwar Dhub Kunwar Archalbot 7 620 409.38 500.41 909.79 110.57 55330.33 Interviewed

99 Prasansha Kunwar Bal Bdr. Kunwar Archalbot 7 663 41.92 40.17 82.09 110.57 4441.60 Interviewed


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100 Narayan Kunwar Narayan Kunwar Archalbot 8

530,

535 65.35 139.09 204.44 110.57 15379.18 Interviewed

101 Gokul Prasad Regmi Gokul Prasad Regmi Archalbot 9 541 95.23 97.38 192.61 110.57 10767.31 Interviewed

102 Harka Kumar Shrestha Harka Kumar Shrestha Archalbot 9 424 177.38 214.95 392.33 110.57 23767.02 Interviewed

103 Ram bdr.Parajuli Ram bdr.Parajuli Archalbot 9 425 128.82 145.16 273.98 110.57 16050.34 Interviewed

104 Bishnu Giri Bishnu Giri Archalbot 9 413 21.77 53.58 75.35 110.57 5924.34 Interviewed

105 Krishna Pd. Mareta Krishna Pd. Mareta Archalbot 8 585 14.03 28.36 42.39 110.57 3135.77 Interviewed

106 Ram bdr.Gharti Bhujel Ram bdr.Gharti Bhujel Archalbot 6

801,

181,

178,

799,

792 354.87 366.21 721.08 110.57 40491.84 Interviewed

107 Aaitimaya Pariyar Hari bdr. Pariyar Archalbot 9 329 0 40.88 40.88 110.57 4520.10 Interviewed

108 Muktinath Lamichhane Bhimnaya Lamichhane Archalbot 9 636 57.72 126.7 184.42 110.57 14009.22 Interviewed

109 Hira devi Marhattha Hira devi Marhattha Archalbot 8 584 0.6 19.43 20.03 110.57 2148.38 Interviewed

110 Ishwori pd. Regmi Ishwori pd. Regmi Archalbot 9 558 0 33.61 33.61 110.57 3716.26 Interviewed

111 Ram pd. Poudel Ram pd. Poudel Archalbot 9

,317,6

49 199.15 236.14 435.29 110.57 26110.00 Interviewed

112 Klaimaya Kunwar Ramdevi Kunwar Archalbot 6 175 0 24.04 24.04 110.57 2658.10 Interviewed

113 Ishwori pd. Adhikari Kausila Adhikari Archalbot 8

170,

179,

578 432.74 516.69 949.43 110.57 57130.41 Interviewed

114 Sukumaya Ghale Hasta bdr. Ghale Nauthar 8

455,

460 166.24 191.94 358.18 93.37 17921.44 Interviewed

115 Ser Ghale Kali Ghale Nauthar 8

459,

469 350.58 434.39 784.97 93.37 40558.99 Interviewed

116 Tara devi Ghimire Saharsha jibi Ghimire Nauthar 5

378,

400 242.85 289.47 532.32 93.37 27027.81 Interviewed

117

Lila Poudel, Mahendra

Poudel Rishiram Poudel Archalbot 9

318,

315,

668 182.19 242.24 424.43 110.57 26784.48 Interviewed

118 Mayadevi Thapa Magar Yesh raj Thapa magar Archalbot 9

411,3

26,

526 273.86 332.13 605.99 110.57 36723.61 Interviewed

119 Ram bdr.Gurung Ram bdr.Gurung Archalbot 9 564 27.78 20.63 48.41 110.57 2281.06 Interviewed

120 Chijmaya Gurung Chijmaya Gurung Archalbot 7 493 34.69 38.58 73.27 110.57 4265.79 Interviewed

121 Chandra bdr. Thapa Prem bdr. Thapa Archalbot 9

389,

333 92 135.76 227.76 110.57 15010.98 Interviewed

122 Maan bdr. Thapa Maan bdr. Thapa Archalbot 9

583,

587,

590 112.04 147.99 260.03 110.57 16363.25 Interviewed

123 Edhane Gurung Eghane Gurung Pachowk 2

439,

450 316.09 386.2 702.29 93.37 36059.49 Interviewed

124 Karna singh Ghale Demraj Ghale Pachowk 3

511,

915 212.1 259.4 471.5 93.37 24220.18 Interviewed

125 Kami Gurung Kami Gurung Pachowk 3

953,

960 111.08 76.24 187.32 93.37 7118.53 Interviewed

126 Maya Gurungseni Kumraj Gurung Pachowk 3

886,

897 301.96 364.92 666.88 93.37 34072.58 Interviewed

127 Bhagawati Bhagawati Nauthar 5 690 214.6 327.22 541.82 93.37 30552.53 Interviewed

128 Birta Gurung Birta Gurung Nauthar 5

420,

424 248.11 261.17 509.28 93.37 24385.44 Interviewed

129 Bamsyo Gurungseni Jangasubba Gurung Nauthar 5

479,

480 281.36 362.48 643.84 93.37 33844.76 Interviewed


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130 Sitaram Gurung Sitaram Gurung Nauthar 5, 8

471,

620,

618,

377 248.65 303.9 552.55 93.37 28375.14 Interviewed

131 Sarba Singh Gurung Sarba Singh Gurung Nauthar 8

508,

563 423.42 533.26 956.68 93.37 49790.49 Interviewed

132 Nalu Kumari Gurung Mauli Gurung Nauthar 8 622 108.53 81.13 189.66 93.37 7575.11 Interviewed

133 Dhanmaya Gurung Pode Gurung Pachowk 1

615,

442,

475 262.05 353.93 615.98 93.37 33046.44 Interviewed

134

Hari Bdr. Kunwar, Devi

Kumari Kunwar Hari Bdr. Kunwar Archalbot 6

147,

752 287.19 301.81 589 110.57 33371.13 Interviewed

135 Aashkaji Shrestha Aashkaji Shrestha Archalbot 9 417 0 16.96 16.96 110.57 1875.27 Interviewed

136 Kshamamta Gurung Lal Bd Gurung Archalbot 7 677 32.3 27.34 59.64 110.57 3022.98 Interviewed

137 Gir Bdr. Kunwar Gir Bdr. Kunwar Archalbot 7 541 193.29 235.07 428.36 110.57 25991.69 Interviewed

138 Himraj+Umakanta Paudel Umakanta Paudel Archalbot 9

327,

321 242.54 330.61 573.15 110.57 36555.55 Interviewed

139 Shiva Prasad Adhikari Shiva Prasad Adhikari Archalbot 8 152 19.62 29.31 48.93 110.57 3240.81 Interviewed

140 Man Bdr. Thapa Man Bdr. Thapa Archalbot 7 617 32.85 27.93 60.78 110.57 3088.22 Interviewed

141 Devi Gurung Devi Gurung Archalbot 7 495 13.72 26.45 40.17 110.57 2924.58 Interviewed

142

Janaki Paudel, Dinnath

Paudel Dinanath Paudel Archalbot 9

565,

527,

525 31.33 34.8 66.13 110.57 3847.84 Interviewed

143

Rishiram Shrestha,

Gyanmaya Shrestha Rishiram Shrestha Archalbot 9

394,

395,

392 362.28 461.32 823.6 110.57 51008.15 Interviewed

144 Bil Bdr. Shrestha Bil Bdr. Shrestha Archalbot 9 398 0 17.89 17.89 110.57 1978.10 Interviewed

145 Amrit Bdr. Thapa Durga Thapa Archalbot 9

584,

497,

589 163.98 210.99 374.97 110.57 23329.16 Interviewed

146

Amrit(Amite), Sommaya

Bhujel Amrit(Amite) Gharti Archalbot 6

802,

799,

794 204.14 232.94 437.08 110.57 25756.18 Interviewed

147

Padamlal Paudel,

Manmaya Paudel Manmaya Paudel Archalbot 9

300,

53,

51,

50,

486,

485 781.51 974.87 1756.38 110.57 107791.38 Interviewed

148 Maansingh Gurung Durga bdr.Gurung Pachowk 1 476 226.83 271.75 498.58 93.37 25373.30 Interviewed

231 23566.28 28516.32 52082.6 2655617.301

1 Bimaya Gurung Khushiram Archalbot 9 496 36.64 32.54 69.18 110.57 3597.95 Non-Interview

2 Laxmi Gurung Tej Bdr Archalbot 9 419 0 438 438 110.57 48429.66 Non-Interview

3 Santa Bdr Damai Harka Bdr Archalbot 9 336 11.56 34.49 46.05 110.57 3813.56 Non-Interview

4 Mayadevi maretha Bhimnath Archalbot 8 177 128.38 157.13 285.51 110.57 17373.86 Non-Interview

5 Bishnumaya Adhikari Kedarnath Archalbot 8 589 0 3.58 3.58 110.57 395.84 Non-Interview

6 Gita thapa Kunwar Indra bdr. Archalbot 8 555 19.5 25.17 44.67 110.57 2783.05 Non-Interview

7 Laxima Adhikari Tirtharaj Archalbot 8 476 20.35 20.78 41.13 110.57 2297.64 Non-Interview

8 Krishna bdr Gurung Balaram Archalbot 8 476 0 79.22 79.22 110.57 8759.36 Non-Interview

9 Ojraj sedai Ramchandra Archalbot 7 337 100.18 145.98 246.16 110.57 16141.01 Non-Interview

10 Amrit bdr.Kunwar Hari bdr. Archalbot 7 538 40.73 48.94 89.67 110.57 5411.30 Non-Interview

11 Ganga Kuwar Babu Laxman Archalbot 6 822 248.42 213.13 461.55 110.57 23565.78 Non-Interview

12 Devi kunwar chhetri surya bdr. Archalbot 6

177,

173 43.12 107.57 150.69 110.57 11894.01 Non-Interview

13 Gyan bdr.Kunwar Pahalman Archalbot 6 151 231.69 291.94 523.63 110.57 32279.81 Non-Interview

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14 Apsara Kunwar Thapa Sashi thapa

Shreebhanjya

ng 2 223 0 12.89 12.89 56.51 728.41 Non-Interview

15 Gyanraj gurung Prithiman

Shreebhanjya

ng 2 473 139.39 166.22 305.61 56.51 9393.09 Non-Interview

Gyanraj gurung Prithiman

Shreebhanjya

ng 2 474 139.39 162.65 302.04 56.51 9191.35 Non-Interview

16 Jit jung gurung Udaya jung

Shreebhanjya

ng 2

181,

169 279.35 309.43 588.78 56.51 17485.89 Non-Interview

17 Lalman gurung Harkaman

Shreebhanjya

ng 2

770,

777 575.31 575.36 1150.67 56.51 32513.59 Non-Interview

18 Sabita sarki Nepali Jag bdr

Shreebhanjya

ng 2 768 52.58 65.02 117.6 56.51 3674.28 Non-Interview

19 Harka Bdr Sarki Lato

Shreebhanjya

ng 2 476 499.11 625.87 1124.98 56.51 35367.91 Non-Interview

20 Hari Kumari Sedhai Laxman

Shreebhanjya

ng 2 478 176.53 124.19 300.72 56.51 7017.98 Non-Interview

21

Bod Kumari Gurung (aka

Budh Kumari Gurung) Bhupal Pd

Shreebhanjya

ng 2 766 272.4 333.76 606.16 56.51 18860.78 Non-Interview

22 Faud Bdr Khadka Bal Bdr

Shreebhanjya

ng 2 405 48.05 65.83 113.88 56.51 3720.05 Non-Interview

23

Nyepu (Ajuti Maya

Gurung) Nanda Jung

Shreebhanjya

ng 2 170 361.71 425.41 787.12 56.51 24039.92 Non-Interview

24 Govinda Jung Gurung Udaya jung

Shreebhanjya

ng 2 168 0 15.16 15.16 56.51 856.69 Non-Interview

25 Gopal Raj Joshi Devi Raman

Shreebhanjya

ng 2 724 40.8 52.48 93.28 56.51 2965.64 Non-Interview

26 Gopal Jung Gurung Udaya jung

Shreebhanjya

ng 2 167 137.76 179.24 317 56.51 10128.85 Non-Interview

27 Aash Bdr Gurung Dholi

Shreebhanjya

ng 2 469 481.74 597.12 1078.86 56.51 33743.25 Non-Interview

28 Seti Gurung Raj Kumar

Shreebhanjya

ng 2

445,

444 507.67 498.28 1005.95 56.51 28157.80 Non-Interview

29

Ram Chandra + Laxman

Sedhai Dayanidhi

Shreebhanjya

ng 2 441 70.1 81.69 151.79 56.51 4616.30 Non-Interview

30 Tularaj Gurung Khamba Singh

Shreebhanjya

ng 4 458 3.66 36.35 40.01 56.51 2054.14 Non-Interview

31 Tej Bahadur Gurung Reshamlal

Shreebhanjya

ng 4

36,

35, 22 160.67 266.78 427.45 56.51 15075.74 Non-Interview

32 Mayanath Ghimire Gangadatta

Shreebhanjya

ng 4 39 0 13.52 13.52 56.51 764.02 Non-Interview

33 Aaita Singh Gurung Shukaman

Shreebhanjya

ng 4 4 162.8 194.75 357.55 56.51 11005.32 Non-Interview

34 Bir Bdr Gurung Gunjaman

Shreebhanjya

ng 8

48,

47, 40 0 128.71 128.71 56.51 7273.40 Non-Interview

35 Dinesh Ghimire Lekhnath

Shreebhanjya

ng 8 66 91.31 80.28 171.59 56.51 4536.62 Non-Interview

36 Bishnukumar shrestha Buddhiman

Shreebhanjya

ng 8

889,

888,

804,

753,

15, 84 206.5 347.6 554.1 56.51 19642.88 Non-Interview

37 Surya bdr. Bhujel Jitbdr

Shreebhanjya

ng 8 890 3.76 44.43 48.19 56.51 2510.74 Non-Interview

38 Aita kumari Gurung Mohanman

Shreebhanjya

ng 8 85 45.71 80.37 126.08 56.51 4541.71 Non-Interview

39 Lalmati Gurung Nairaj

Shreebhanjya

ng 8

13,

206 78.47 91.21 169.68 56.51 5154.28 Non-Interview


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40 Purna pd. Ghimire Mayanath

Shreebhanjya

ng 8 204 170.37 161.72 332.09 56.51 9138.80 Non-Interview

41 Krishna hari Wagle Dolnath

Shreebhanjya

ng 8 207 185.17 221.29 406.46 56.51 12505.10 Non-Interview

42 Sun bdr gurung Kaam singh

Shreebhanjya

ng 8 918 0 7.67 7.67 56.51 433.43 Non-Interview

43 Kopila Wagle Chetnath

Shreebhanjya

ng 8 230 2.16 34.41 36.57 56.51 1944.51 Non-Interview

44 Jhamdi Gurung Ganesh bdr.

Shreebhanjya

ng 8 231, 1 269.42 266.01 535.43 56.51 15032.23 Non-Interview

45 Mohani Gurung Pancha bdr. Nauthar 8 623 83.78 184.99 268.77 93.37 17272.52 Non-Interview

46 Tula kumari Pandey Dilliraj Nauthar 2 120 142.28 166.33 308.61 93.37 15530.23 Non-Interview

47 Chini kumari Pandey Khilnidhi Nauthar 2 121 4.79 18.15 22.94 93.37 1694.67 Non-Interview

48 Dilliram Pandey Khaganidhi Nauthar 2 123 14.74 12.86 27.6 93.37 1200.74 Non-Interview

49 Ram Kumar Thapa Prem bahadur Nauthar 2 115 74.24 93.9 168.14 93.37 8767.44 Non-Interview

50 Kum raj Gurung Gangaram Nauthar 2 61 16.01 45.29 61.3 93.37 4228.73 Non-Interview

51 Chetnath Wagle Bishnu datta Nauthar 2

63,

1182 83.47 150.25 233.72 93.37 14028.84 Non-Interview

52 Suk bdr.Tamang Gagan bdr. Nauthar 2 1042 106.07 71.32 177.39 93.37 6659.15 Non-Interview

53 Arun kumar Shrestha Rajkumar Nauthar 2 78 134.78 163.71 298.49 93.37 15285.60 Non-Interview

54 Bhagawati Wagle Devi prasad. Nauthar 2 84 0 3.71 3.71 93.37 346.40 Non-Interview

55 Loknath Wagle Laxman Nauthar 2 85 127.56 148.45 276.01 93.37 13860.78 Non-Interview

56 Budhamaya Gurung Chitraman Nauthar 2 696 0 7.46 7.46 93.37 696.54 Non-Interview

57 Bishnumaya Adhikari Padam Pd. Nauthar 8 517 192.96 220.77 413.73 93.37 20613.29 Non-Interview

58 Chandra kanta Wagle Bamdev Nauthar 2 697 219.37 210.01 429.38 93.37 19608.63 Non-Interview

59 Dipendra Ghimire Ramkrishna Nauthar 2 680 142.99 174.75 317.74 93.37 16316.41 Non-Interview

60 Pashupatinath Ghimire Laxmi pd. Nauthar 2 687 233.32 282.58 515.9 93.37 26384.49 Non-Interview

61 Dipak babu Ghimire ShreeKrishna Nauthar 2 688 257.62 264.87 522.49 93.37 24730.91 Non-Interview

62 Sharman, Pahalman Magar Krishna bdr. Nauthar 5 81 0 18.13 18.13 93.37 1692.80 Non-Interview

63 Laxima pd. Bhatta Motiram Nauthar 5 79 97.65 103.57 201.22 93.37 9670.33 Non-Interview

64 Bhagawati Devi Ghimire Purosuttom Nauthar 5 80 194.59 268.7 463.29 93.37 25088.52 Non-Interview

65 Liladevi Ghimire Kumar pd. Nauthar 5 419 0 16.12 16.12 93.37 1505.12 Non-Interview

66 Jire Gurung Nardhoj Nauthar 5 426 17.68 37.38 55.06 93.37 3490.17 Non-Interview

67 Jagdish Ghimire Purushottam Nauthar 5 240 30.66 98.76 129.42 93.37 9221.22 Non-Interview

68 Usha Ghimire Chetnath Nauthar 5

242,

243 4.42 79.34 83.76 93.37 7407.98 Non-Interview

69 Shree krishna Ghimire Yogyenidhi Nauthar 5 241 450.74 407.6 858.34 93.37 38057.61 Non-Interview

70 Pashupatinath Ghimire Bhabilal Nauthar 5 247 0 10.98 10.98 93.37 1025.20 Non-Interview

71 Shree bhakta Ghimire Ramchandra Nauthar 5 249 113.9 119.56 233.46 93.37 11163.32 Non-Interview

72 Sita Ghimire Tirtharaj Nauthar 5 266 2.56 45.49 48.05 93.37 4247.40 Non-Interview

73 Singha raas gurung Dhanlal Nauthar 5 262 86.97 104.84 191.81 93.37 9788.91 Non-Interview

74 Tul bdr. Gurung Gaj bdr. Nauthar 5 260 3.85 40.44 44.29 93.37 3775.88 Non-Interview

75 Sabitra Gurung Sukman Nauthar 5 396 95.01 115.99 211 93.37 10829.99 Non-Interview

76 Brikh bdr. Gurung Amardhoj Nauthar 5 397 42.25 50.79 93.04 93.37 4742.26 Non-Interview

77 Dattamaya Gurung Chatursingh Nauthar 5 467 64.07 67.84 131.91 93.37 6334.22 Non-Interview

78 Gunmaya Tamang Purna bdr. Nauthar 5

401,

402 119.01 153.25 272.26 93.37 14308.95 Non-Interview

Gunmaya Tamang Purna bdr. Nauthar 5 401 119.01 142.04 261.05 93.37 13262.27 Non-Interview


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80 Anita Gurung Singhram Nauthar 8 150 183.35 208.61 391.96 93.37 19477.92 Non-Interview

81 Prabin Ghimire Taramali Nauthar 8 558 0 38.28 38.28 93.37 3574.20 Non-Interview

82 Surya narayan Ghimire Taramali Nauthar 8 559 220.72 281.73 502.45 93.37 26305.13 Non-Interview

83 Kamala devi Ghimire Pashupati Nauthar 8 114 148.45 169.63 318.08 93.37 15838.35 Non-Interview

84 Kedar bdr. Sarki Chyangre Nauthar 8 176 145.67 178.96 324.63 93.37 16709.50 Non-Interview

85 Mahendra raj Malla Badriraj Nauthar 8 467 109.57 153.65 263.22 93.37 14346.30 Non-Interview

86 Purna bdr Gurung Lal bdr. Nauthar 8 470 29.62 36.02 65.64 93.37 3363.19 Non-Interview

87 Gopiraj Gurung N/A Pachowk 1 579 66.65 91.92 158.57 93.37 8582.57 Non-Interview

88

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44,

480 256.64 314.52 571.16 93.37 29366.73 Non-Interview

89 Guman singh Gurung Pancha subba Pachowk 1 479 96 115.15 211.15 93.37 10751.56 Non-Interview

90 Sovraj gurung Gaj bdr. Pachowk 1 481 35.78 38.08 73.86 93.37 3555.53 Non-Interview

91 Durga singh Gurung Kaam singh Pachowk 1 523 70.85 121.1 191.95 93.37 11307.11 Non-Interview

92 Indra Gurung Indra Pachowk 1 531 80.9 97.33 178.23 93.37 9087.70 Non-Interview

93 Kamal jit Gurung Ajamsingh Pachowk 1 521 317.29 387.66 704.95 93.37 36195.81 Non-Interview

94 Udd Bd. Gurung Gore Pachowk 1 520 163.26 199.66 362.92 93.37 18642.25 Non-Interview

95 Chitra maya Gurung Khadgasingh Pachowk 1 331 151.62 185.67 337.29 93.37 17336.01 Non-Interview

96 Shreemati Parwati Gurung suk bdr Pachowk 1 335 292.86 350.34 643.2 93.37 32711.25 Non-Interview

97 Bindhoj Gurung Bhakta Pachowk 2 547 0 59.94 59.94 93.37 5596.60 Non-Interview

98 Reju Gurseni,Amar Gurung N/A Pachowk 2 449 0 13.47 13.47 93.37 1257.69 Non-Interview

99 Kabiraj Gurung Paanbir Pachowk 2 451 170.15 206.76 376.91 93.37 19305.18 Non-Interview

100 Maisari Gurung Chamar Singh Pachowk 2 466 158.92 175.21 334.13 93.37 16359.36 Non-Interview

101 Singharaj Gurung Madan singh Pachowk 2 627 29.48 113.16 142.64 93.37 10565.75 Non-Interview

102 Gaj bdr. Gurung Naram singh Pachowk 2 510 58.96 62.35 121.31 93.37 5821.62 Non-Interview

103 Badmaya Gurung Gujman Pachowk 2 508 123.08 155.24 278.32 93.37 14494.76 Non-Interview

104 Adar Gurung Sukalal Pachowk 2 507 88.63 108.32 196.95 93.37 10113.84 Non-Interview

105 Dhanmaan Ghale Chandra Pachowk 3 901 47 56.7 103.7 93.37 5294.08 Non-Interview

106 Chandraman Guruung Sanke Pachowk 3 899 90.61 100.42 191.03 93.37 9376.22 Non-Interview

107 Mankauri Ghale Udbdr. Pachowk 3 908 126.38 160.09 286.47 93.37 14947.60 Non-Interview

108 Gore Gurung Dal bdr. Pachowk 3 662 18.45 24.68 43.13 93.37 2304.37 Non-Interview

109 Dasir gurung Garja bdr. Pachowk 3 526 375.07 417.98 793.05 93.37 39026.79 Non-Interview

110 Asur Gurung chandrasingh Pachowk 3 529 0 4.98 4.98 93.37 464.98 Non-Interview

111 Tak bdr.Ghale Maan bdr Pachowk 3

952,

963 346.05 451.32 797.37 93.37 42139.75 Non-Interview

112 Balbir Gurung Hukke Pachowk 3 950 0 3.16 3.16 93.37 295.05 Non-Interview

113 Karansingh Gurung Top Pachowk 3 49 0 5.36 5.36 93.37 500.46 Non-Interview

114 Rabi Gurung Bagan singh Pachowk 3 961 2.4 26.31 28.71 93.37 2456.56 Non-Interview

115 Giujman Gurung Harka Bdr Pachowk 3 954 39.99 130.81 170.8 93.37 12213.73 Non-Interview

116 Amar singh gurung Agam Pachowk 3

957,

959,

977 390.96 726.63 1117.59 93.37 67845.44 Non-Interview

117 Mangale/man bdr. Gurung Aaitasingh Pachowk 3 956 6.27 75.02 81.29 93.37 7004.62 Non-Interview

118 Mana Gurung Bahadur Pachowk 3 978 11.11 13.44 24.55 93.37 1254.89 Non-Interview

119 Kaami Gurung Dilbahadur Pachowk 3 1072 233.99 262.62 496.61 93.37 24520.83 Non-Interview

144 14009 18293.3 32302.27 1504586.34

1 Archalbot 8 564 106.82 60.79 167.61 110.57 6721.55 Non-Registered

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10 Archalbot 9 75 0 27.68 27.68 110.57 3060.58 Non-Registered














24 Archalbot 6 171 0 2.14 2.14 110.57 236.62 Non-Registered

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27

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28

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ng 4 483 0 4.63 4.63 56.51 261.64 Non-Registered

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37 Nauthar 2 9801 135.08 192.63 327.71 93.37 17985.86 Non-Registered



40 Nauthar 2 1041 0 48.81 48.81 93.37 4557.39 Non-Registered

41 Nauthar 2 72 0 9.98 9.98 93.37 931.83 Non-Registered


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48 Pachowk 1 460 329.62 358.19 687.81 93.37 33444.20 Non-Registered



50 6081.89 7322.51 13404.4 673203.11

425 43657 54132 97789.27 4833406.75Grand Total

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1

Panchasingh, Deumaya

Gurung Deumaya Gurung Pachowk 1 46 58.28 71.31 129.59 Maize 0.32 40 912.768 Interviewed

2 Karna bdr. Gurung Lilamaya Gurung Pachowk 1 337 989.85 1086.24 2076.09 Maize 0.32 40 13903.872 Interviewed

3 Sita Gurung Sita Gurung Pachowk 1 440 0 13.92 13.92 Maize 0.32 40 178.176 Interviewed

4 Harka bdr.Gurung Harka bdr.Gurung Pachowk 1 443 0 17.8 17.8 Maize 0.32 40 227.84 Interviewed

5 Nimba Gurung Nimba Gurung Pachowk 1 524 142.4 141.41 283.81 Maize 0.32 40 1810.048 Interviewed

6 Ser bdr Gurung Ser bdr Gurung Pachowk 1 336 25.78 38.8 64.58 Maize 0.32 40 496.64 Interviewed

7 Makhhui Gurung Jivraj Gurung Pachowk 2 468 848.62 1037.36 1885.98 Maize 0.32 40 13278.208 Interviewed

8 Som Bdr. Gurung Som Bdr. Gurung Pachowk 2 595 0 2.65 2.65 Maize 0.32 40 33.92 Interviewed

9 Aaita Bdr. Gurung Aaita Bdr. Gurung Pachowk 2 469 330.53 403.61 734.14 Maize 0.32 40 5166.208 Interviewed

10 Amar Gurung Amar Gurung Pachowk 2 467 208.04 177.63 385.67 Maize 0.32 40 2273.664 Interviewed

11 Bakhat Bdr. Gurung Bakhat Bdr. Gurung Pachowk 3 914 206.35 267.78 474.13 Maize 0.32 40 3427.584 Interviewed

12 Dadman Gurung Dadman Gurung Pachowk 3 900 20.53 37.77 58.3 Maize 0.32 40 483.456 Interviewed

13 Gayin singh Gurung Gayin singh Gurung Pachowk 3 976 30.91 58.3 89.21 Maize 0.32 40 746.24 Interviewed

14 Mann bdr. Gurung Mann bdr. Gurung Pachowk 3 951 66.86 50.19 117.05 Maize 0.32 40 642.432 Interviewed

15 Iman singh(surya Prasad) Surya pd. Gurung Pachowk 1 434 49.62 49.6 99.22 Maize 0.32 40 634.88 Interviewed

16 Janga sub Gurung Dudhmaya Gurung Pachowk 1 447 170.71 214.38 385.09 Maize 0.32 40 2744.064 Interviewed

17 Sat bdr.Gurung Manraj Gurung Pachowk 1 925 0 10.47 10.47 Maize 0.32 40 134.016 Interviewed

18 Yubaraj Gurung Yubaraj Gurung Nauthar 8 555 5.47 14.75 20.22 Maize 0.32 40 188.8 Interviewed

19 Ladimaya Gurung Ladimaya Gurung Nauthar 2 62 27.52 41.14 68.66 Maize 0.32 40 526.592 Interviewed

20 Tulasi pd. Ghimire Tulasi pd. Shrestha Nauthar 8 115 10.1 19.36 29.46 Maize 0.32 40 247.808 Interviewed

21 Badmaya Gurung Badmaya Gurung Nauthar 8 507 0 30.89 30.89 Maize 0.32 40 395.392 Interviewed

22 Bimaya Gurung Bimaya Gurung Nauthar 5 465 0 11.48 11.48 Maize 0.32 40 146.944 Interviewed

23 Chature sarki Chature sarki Nauthar 8 175 134.74 165.79 300.53 Maize 0.32 40 2122.112 Interviewed

24 Rajkumar Shresth Rajkumar Shresth Nauthar 2 113 123.39 165.8 289.19 Maize 0.32 40 2122.24 Interviewed

25 Nirmala Ghimire Mohan Pd.Ghimire Nauthar 2 678 129.54 164.01 293.55 Maize 0.32 40 2099.328 Interviewed

26 Dal subba Gurung Dal subba Gurung Nauthar 8 472 19.29 23.39 42.68 Maize 0.32 40 299.392 Interviewed

27 Mayanath wagle Jeunath Nauthar 2 69 80.82 108.76 189.58 Maize 0.32 40 1392.128 Interviewed

28 Bipinchandra Ghimire Tripura Ghimire Nauthar 8 164 0 7.2 7.2 Maize 0.32 40 92.16 Interviewed

29 Nardev Gurung Nardev Gurung Nauthar 5 386 250.79 306.23 557.02 Maize 0.32 40 3919.744 Interviewed

30 Govinda wagle Govinda wagle Nauthar 2 71 115.76 109.87 225.63 Maize 0.32 40 1406.336 Interviewed

31

Ramraj Bista(now-

Kunimaya Shrestha) Arun kumar Shrestha Nauthar 2 1230 0 21.29 21.29 Maize 0.32 40 272.512 Interviewed

32 Nalumaya Gurung Yobir Gurung Nauthar 2 1184 3.97 11.94 15.91 Maize 0.32 40 152.832 Interviewed

33 Kam singh gurung Kam singh gurung Nauthar 8 441 113.87 133.92 247.79 Maize 0.32 40 1714.176 Interviewed

34 Jabarsingh/Tulsi Gurung Man pd. Gurung Nauthar 8 534 18.32 33.35 51.67 Maize 0.32 40 426.88 Interviewed

35 Purnaa/Mekhraj Gurung Mekhraj Gurung Nauthar 8 499 171.43 188.85 360.28 Maize 0.32 40 2417.28 Interviewed

36 Kum bdr. Gurung Kum bdr. Gurung Nauthar 8 554 60.55 52.16 112.71 Maize 0.32 40 667.648 Interviewed

37 Manmaya Sarki Manmaya Sarki Nauthar 8 621 90.55 91.01 181.56 Maize 0.32 40 1164.928 Interviewed

38 Aasbahadur Gurung Aasbahadur Gurung Nauthar 8 552 28.31 33.83 62.14 Maize 0.32 40 433.024 Interviewed

39 Kale Gurung Kale gurung Nauthar 8 156 311.21 390.64 701.85 Maize 0.32 40 5000.192 Interviewed

40 Kamini sarki Som bahadur Nauthar 5 436 117.47 142.56 260.03 Maize 0.32 40 1824.768 Interviewed

41 Chyangre Sarki Chyangre sarki Nauthar 8 466 57.19 103.13 160.32 Maize 0.32 40 1320.064 Interviewed

42 Ram bdr. Gurung Rishikumar Gurung Nauthar 2 77 120.54 108.8 229.34 Maize 0.32 40 1392.64 Interviewed

43 Mait bahadur Gurung Mait bahadur Gurung Nauthar 2 1183 45.23 39.46 84.69 Maize 0.32 40 505.088 Interviewed

Cost Calculation of Crops of Belghari-Archalbot-Lamabagar-Sernabazar-Liture-Pachok Road Subproject, Lamjung

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44 Subba Gurung Subba Gurung Nauthar 5 437 72.73 53.95 126.68 Maize 0.32 40 690.56 Interviewed

45

Krishna/Bhupati raj

Pandey Krishna Raj Pandey Nauthar 2 126 34.59 61.65 96.24 Maize 0.32 40 789.12 Interviewed

46 Atimaya, Ram bdr.Sarki Atimaya Sarki

Shreebhanjya

ng 2 183 0 25.44 25.44 Maize 0.32 40 325.632 Interviewed

47 Dhan bdr. Shrestha Gore Shrestha

Shreebhanjya

ng 8 887 25.56 36.35 61.91 Maize 0.32 40 465.28 Interviewed

48 Om bdr.Gurung Om bdr.Gurung

Shreebhanjya


49 Sukman Gurung Sukman Gurung

Shreebhanjya


50

Balkrishna Upadhya

Ghimire

Balkrishna Upadhya

Ghimire

Shreebhanjya


51 Bhuwan singh Gurung Pushparaj Gurung

Shreebhanjya


52 Samser sarki Gopal Sarki

Shreebhanjya

ng 2

188,

189 156.64 332.83 489.47 Maize 0.32 40 4260.224 Interviewed

53 Arjun kunwar Arjun kunwar

Shreebhanjya

ng 2

239,

238 0 41.57 41.57 Maize 0.32 40 532.096 Interviewed

54 Dambar bdr.Gurung Dambar bdr.Gurung

Shreebhanjya


55 Ganesh Bdr. Kunwar Ganesh Bdr. Kunwar

Shreebhanjya

ng 2 237 0 41.42 41.42 Maize 0.32 40 530.176 Interviewed

56 Aasbahadur Nepali Aasbahadur Nepali

Shreebhanjya


57 Kumar Pandey Kumar Pandey Nauthar 2

1258,

109,


58 Goth Bdr. Gurung Goth Bdr. Gurung Nauthar 5

254,

256,


59 Gaini Gurung Dhan Bdr. Gurung Nauthar 8 551 42.46 51.9 94.36 Maize 0.32 40 664.32 Interviewed

60 Aaita Sarki Aaita Sarki Shreemjyang 2

187,


61 Sarki (Shor Bdr. Gurung) Shor Bdr. Gurung Nauthar 8

456,

511,

26202

, 422 415.68 523.33 939.01 Maize 0.32 40 6698.624 Interviewed

62 Nabraj Ghimire Nabraj Ghimire

Shreebhanjya

ng 8 86, 172.58 125.86 298.44 Maize 0.32 40 1611.008 Interviewed

63 Paal Jung Gurung Paal Jung Gurung

Shreebhanjya

ng 4 11, 5 497.8 653.57 1151.37 Maize 0.32 40 8365.696 Interviewed

64 Yagyanath Ghimire Yagyanath Ghimire

Shreebhanjya


65

Gaumati Gurung, Jabi

Gurung Jabi Gurung

Shreebhanjya


66 Birdhoj Gurung Birdhoj Gurung Nauthar 5

250,


67

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Hiralal Shrestha Hiralal Shrestha

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457,

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68 Kum Bdr. Gurung Kum Bdr. Gurung

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70 Rojina Gurung Kamaljit Gurung Nauthar 5

264,

263,

309,


71 Yesraj Thapa Magar Gaj Bd Archalbot 9 673 15.45 19.8 35.25 Maize 0.32 40 253.44 Interviewed

72 Dhanamaya Adhikari Dhana bdr. Adhikari Archalbot 8 172 61.21 91.9 153.11 Maize 0.32 40 1176.32 Interviewed

73 Mina Poudel Mina Poudel Archalbot 9 316 50.16 64.11 114.27 Maize 0.32 40 820.608 Interviewed

74 Hari bdr.Khadka Hari bdr.Khadka Archalbot 6 183 181.94 200.87 382.81 Maize 0.32 40 2571.136 Interviewed

75 Srijana Pariyar Ram bdr. Pariyar Archalbot 9 330 11.41 12.05 23.46 Maize 0.32 40 154.24 Interviewed

76 Sushila Pariyar Ramesh Pariyar Archalbot 9 667 297.41 356.18 653.59 Maize 0.32 40 4559.104 Interviewed

77 Gopal Lamichhane nanda bdr.Lamichhane Archalbot 9 332 15.44 19.7 35.14 Maize 0.32 40 252.16 Interviewed

78 Min bdr. Bhujel Min bdr. Bhujel Archalbot 9 556 120.81 134.85 255.66 Maize 0.32 40 1726.08 Interviewed

79 Devi bhakta Regmi Devi bhakta Regmi Archalbot 9 516 68.07 157.78 225.85 Maize 0.32 40 2019.584 Interviewed

80 Krishna bdr. Gharti Krishna bdr. Gharti Archalbot 9 557 54.88 118.08 172.96 Maize 0.32 40 1511.424 Interviewed

81 Subhadra Regmi Milan Regmi Archalbot 9 97, 98 327.48 386.11 713.59 Maize 0.32 40 4942.208 Interviewed

82 Bimala Adhikari Balram Adhikari Archalbot 9 49 54.79 54.21 109 Maize 0.32 40 693.888 Interviewed

83 Pashupati Thapa Kunwar Shanta kumari Kunwar Archalbot 7 619 43.19 52.53 95.72 Maize 0.32 40 672.384 Interviewed

84 Amrit Lamichhane Balkrishna Lamichhane Archalbot 6 174 35.71 40.13 75.84 Maize 0.32 40 513.664 Interviewed

85 Kalpana Adhikari Bhart bdr. Kunwar Archalbot 7 674 34.53 28.26 62.79 Maize 0.32 40 361.728 Interviewed

86 Kirtiman Kunwar Kirtiman Kunwar Archalbot 8 160 16.31 29.99 46.3 Maize 0.32 40 383.872 Interviewed

87 Ram chandra Adhikari Ram chandra Adhikari Archalbot 6 793 53.79 86.73 140.52 Maize 0.32 40 1110.144 Interviewed

88 Sita devi kunwar Maan bdr. Kunwar Archalbot 7 664 47.59 47.69 95.28 Maize 0.32 40 610.432 Interviewed

89 Jit bdr. Lamichhane Jit bdr. Lamichhane Archalbot 9 76, 78 304.91 276.91 581.82 Maize 0.32 40 3544.448 Interviewed

90 Bishnulal Shrestha Bishnulal Shrestha Archalbot 9

492,


91 Tankalal Shrestha Teklal Shrestha Archalbot 9

494,

427,


92 Kalawati Rana Magar Janga Bdr. Ale Magar Archalbot 9 633 23.82 26.52 50.34 Maize 0.32 40 339.456 Interviewed

93 Badrinath Lamichhane Badrinath Lamichhane Archalbot 9

635,


94 Gangamaya Suyal Bishnu Bdr. Suyal Archalbot 9

588,

591,


95 Khem Kumari Joshi Govindaraj Joshi

Shreebhanjya

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723,

443,


96 Tilak Bdr. Kunwar Tilak Bdr. Kunwar Archalbot 8

155,

531,


97 Shovita+Shrijana Kunwar Shovita Kunwar Archalbot 8

477,

676,


98 Ganga Kunwar Dhub Kunwar Archalbot 7 620 409.38 500.41 909.79 Maize 0.32 40 6405.248 Interviewed

99 Prasansha Kunwar Bal Bdr. Kunwar Archalbot 7 663 41.92 40.17 82.09 Maize 0.32 40 514.176 Interviewed

100 Narayan Kunwar Narayan Kunwar Archalbot 8

530,


101 Gokul Prasad Regmi Gokul Prasad Regmi Archalbot 9 541 95.23 97.38 192.61 Maize 0.32 40 1246.464 Interviewed

102 Harka Kumar Shrestha Harka Kumar Shrestha Archalbot 9 424 177.38 214.95 392.33 Maize 0.32 40 2751.36 Interviewed

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103 Ram bdr.Parajuli Ram bdr.Parajuli Archalbot 9 425 128.82 145.16 273.98 Maize 0.32 40 1858.048 Interviewed

104 Bishnu Giri Bishnu Giri Archalbot 9 413 21.77 53.58 75.35 Maize 0.32 40 685.824 Interviewed

105 Krishna Pd. Mareta Krishna Pd. Mareta Archalbot 8 585 14.03 28.36 42.39 Maize 0.32 40 363.008 Interviewed

106 Ram bdr.Gharti Bhujel Ram bdr.Gharti Bhujel Archalbot 6

801,

181,

178,

799,


107 Aaitimaya Pariyar Hari bdr. Pariyar Archalbot 9 329 0 40.88 40.88 Maize 0.32 40 523.264 Interviewed

108 Muktinath Lamichhane Bhimnaya Lamichhane Archalbot 9 636 57.72 126.7 184.42 Maize 0.32 40 1621.76 Interviewed

109 Hira devi Marhattha Hira devi Marhattha Archalbot 8 584 0.6 19.43 20.03 Maize 0.32 40 248.704 Interviewed

110 Ishwori pd. Regmi Ishwori pd. Regmi Archalbot 9 558 0 33.61 33.61 Maize 0.32 40 430.208 Interviewed

111 Ram pd. Poudel Ram pd. Poudel Archalbot 9

,317,6


112 Klaimaya Kunwar Ramdevi Kunwar Archalbot 6 175 0 24.04 24.04 Maize 0.32 40 307.712 Interviewed

113 Ishwori pd. Adhikari Kausila Adhikari Archalbot 8

170,

179,


114 Sukumaya Ghale Hasta bdr. Ghale Nauthar 8

455,


115 Ser Ghale Kali Ghale Nauthar 8

459,


116 Tara devi Ghimire Saharsha jibi Ghimire Nauthar 5

378,


117

Lila Poudel, Mahendra

Poudel Rishiram Poudel Archalbot 9

318,

315,


118 Mayadevi Thapa Magar Yesh raj Thapa magar Archalbot 9

411,3

26,


119 Ram bdr.Gurung Ram bdr.Gurung Archalbot 9 564 27.78 20.63 48.41 Maize 0.32 40 264.064 Interviewed

120 Chijmaya Gurung Chijmaya Gurung Archalbot 7 493 34.69 38.58 73.27 Maize 0.32 40 493.824 Interviewed

121 Chandra bdr. Thapa Prem bdr. Thapa Archalbot 9

389,

333 92 135.76 227.76 Maize 0.32 40 1737.728 Interviewed

122 Maan bdr. Thapa Maan bdr. Thapa Archalbot 9

583,

587,


123 Edhane Gurung Eghane Gurung Pachowk 2

439,


124 Karna singh Ghale Demraj Ghale Pachowk 3

511,


125 Kami Gurung Kami Gurung Pachowk 3

953,


126 Maya Gurungseni Kumraj Gurung Pachowk 3

886,


127 Bhagawati Bhagawati Nauthar 5 690 214.6 327.22 541.82 Maize 0.32 40 4188.416 Interviewed

128 Birta Gurung Birta Gurung Nauthar 5

420,


129 Bamsyo Gurungseni Jangasubba Gurung Nauthar 5

479,


130 Sitaram Gurung Sitaram Gurung Nauthar 5, 8

471,

620,

618,


131 Sarba Singh Gurung Sarba Singh Gurung Nauthar 8

508,


132 Nalu Kumari Gurung Mauli Gurung Nauthar 8 622 108.53 81.13 189.66 Maize 0.32 40 1038.464 Interviewed

S.N

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133 Dhanmaya Gurung Pode Gurung Pachowk 1

615,

442,


134

Hari Bdr. Kunwar, Devi

Kumari Kunwar Hari Bdr. Kunwar Archalbot 6

147,

752 287.19 301.81 589 Maize 0.32 40 3863.168 Interviewed

135 Aashkaji Shrestha Aashkaji Shrestha Archalbot 9 417 0 16.96 16.96 Maize 0.32 40 217.088 Interviewed

136 Kshamamta Gurung Lal Bd Gurung Archalbot 7 677 32.3 27.34 59.64 Maize 0.32 40 349.952 Interviewed

137 Gir Bdr. Kunwar Gir Bdr. Kunwar Archalbot 7 541 193.29 235.07 428.36 Maize 0.32 40 3008.896 Interviewed

138 Himraj+Umakanta Paudel Umakanta Paudel Archalbot 9

327,


139 Shiva Prasad Adhikari Shiva Prasad Adhikari Archalbot 8 152 19.62 29.31 48.93 Maize 0.32 40 375.168 Interviewed

140 Man Bdr. Thapa Man Bdr. Thapa Archalbot 7 617 32.85 27.93 60.78 Maize 0.32 40 357.504 Interviewed

141 Devi Gurung Devi Gurung Archalbot 7 495 13.72 26.45 40.17 Maize 0.32 40 338.56 Interviewed

142

Janaki Paudel, Dinnath

Paudel Dinanath Paudel Archalbot 9

565,

527,


143

Rishiram Shrestha,

Gyanmaya Shrestha Rishiram Shrestha Archalbot 9

394,

395,


144 Bil Bdr. Shrestha Bil Bdr. Shrestha Archalbot 9 398 0 17.89 17.89 Maize 0.32 40 228.992 Interviewed

145 Amrit Bdr. Thapa Durga Thapa Archalbot 9

584,

497,


146

Amrit(Amite), Sommaya

Bhujel Amrit(Amite) Gharti Archalbot 6

802,

799,


147

Padamlal Paudel,

Manmaya Paudel Manmaya Paudel Archalbot 9

300,

53,

51,

50,

486,


148 Maansingh Gurung Durga bdr.Gurung Pachowk 1 476 226.83 271.75 498.58 Maize 0.32 40 3478.4 Interviewed

231 23566.28 28516.32 52082.6 365008.896

1 Bimaya Gurung Khushiram Archalbot 9 496 36.64 32.54 69.18 Maize 0.32 40 416.512 Non-Interview

2 Laxmi Gurung Tej Bdr Archalbot 9 419 0 438 438 Maize 0.32 40 5606.4 Non-Interview

3 Santa Bdr Damai Harka Bdr Archalbot 9 336 11.56 34.49 46.05 Maize 0.32 40 441.472 Non-Interview

4 Mayadevi maretha Bhimnath Archalbot 8 177 128.38 157.13 285.51 Maize 0.32 40 2011.264 Non-Interview

5 Bishnumaya Adhikari Kedarnath Archalbot 8 589 0 3.58 3.58 Maize 0.32 40 45.824 Non-Interview

6 Gita thapa Kunwar Indra bdr. Archalbot 8 555 19.5 25.17 44.67 Maize 0.32 40 322.176 Non-Interview

7 Laxima Adhikari Tirtharaj Archalbot 8 476 20.35 20.78 41.13 Maize 0.32 40 265.984 Non-Interview

8 Krishna bdr Gurung Balaram Archalbot 8 476 0 79.22 79.22 Maize 0.32 40 1014.016 Non-Interview

9 Ojraj sedai Ramchandra Archalbot 7 337 100.18 145.98 246.16 Maize 0.32 40 1868.544 Non-Interview

10 Amrit bdr.Kunwar Hari bdr. Archalbot 7 538 40.73 48.94 89.67 Maize 0.32 40 626.432 Non-Interview

11 Ganga Kuwar Babu Laxman Archalbot 6 822 248.42 213.13 461.55 Maize 0.32 40 2728.064 Non-Interview

12 Devi kunwar chhetri surya bdr. Archalbot 6

177,

173 43.12 107.57 150.69 Maize 0.32 40 1376.896 Non-Interview

13 Gyan bdr.Kunwar Pahalman Archalbot 6 151 231.69 291.94 523.63 Maize 0.32 40 3736.832 Non-Interview

14 Apsara Kunwar Thapa Sashi thapa

Shreebhanjya

ng 2 223 0 12.89 12.89 Maize 0.32 40 164.992 Non-Interview

15 Gyanraj gurung Prithiman

Shreebhanjya

ng 2 473 139.39 166.22 305.61 Maize 0.32 40 2127.616 Non-Interview

Gyanraj gurung Prithiman

Shreebhanjya


16 Jit jung gurung Udaya jung

Shreebhanjya

ng 2

181,


Total

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17 Lalman gurung Harkaman

Shreebhanjya

ng 2

770,


18 Sabita sarki Nepali Jag bdr

Shreebhanjya


19 Harka Bdr Sarki Lato

Shreebhanjya


20 Hari Kumari Sedhai Laxman

Shreebhanjya


21

Bod Kumari Gurung (aka

Budh Kumari Gurung) Bhupal Pd

Shreebhanjya


22 Faud Bdr Khadka Bal Bdr

Shreebhanjya


23

Nyepu (Ajuti Maya

Gurung) Nanda Jung

Shreebhanjya


24 Govinda Jung Gurung Udaya jung

Shreebhanjya


25 Gopal Raj Joshi Devi Raman

Shreebhanjya


26 Gopal Jung Gurung Udaya jung

Shreebhanjya

ng 2 167 137.76 179.24 317 Maize 0.32 40 2294.272 Non-Interview

27 Aash Bdr Gurung Dholi

Shreebhanjya


28 Seti Gurung Raj Kumar

Shreebhanjya

ng 2

445,


29

Ram Chandra + Laxman

Sedhai Dayanidhi

Shreebhanjya


30 Tularaj Gurung Khamba Singh

Shreebhanjya


31 Tej Bahadur Gurung Reshamlal

Shreebhanjya

ng 4

36,

35, 22 160.67 266.78 427.45 Maize 0.32 40 3414.784 Non-Interview

32 Mayanath Ghimire Gangadatta

Shreebhanjya


33 Aaita Singh Gurung Shukaman

Shreebhanjya


34 Bir Bdr Gurung Gunjaman

Shreebhanjya

ng 8

48,

47, 40 0 128.71 128.71 Maize 0.32 40 1647.488 Non-Interview

35 Dinesh Ghimire Lekhnath

Shreebhanjya


36 Bishnukumar shrestha Buddhiman

Shreebhanjya

ng 8

889,

888,

804,

753,

15, 84 206.5 347.6 554.1 Maize 0.32 40 4449.28 Non-Interview

37 Surya bdr. Bhujel Jitbdr

Shreebhanjya


38 Aita kumari Gurung Mohanman

Shreebhanjya


39 Lalmati Gurung Nairaj

Shreebhanjya

ng 8

13,


40 Purna pd. Ghimire Mayanath

Shreebhanjya


41 Krishna hari Wagle Dolnath

Shreebhanjya


42 Sun bdr gurung Kaam singh

Shreebhanjya


43 Kopila Wagle Chetnath

Shreebhanjya


44 Jhamdi Gurung Ganesh bdr.

Shreebhanjya

ng 8 231, 1 269.42 266.01 535.43 Maize 0.32 40 3404.928 Non-Interview

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45 Mohani Gurung Pancha bdr. Nauthar 8 623 83.78 184.99 268.77 Maize 0.32 40 2367.872 Non-Interview

46 Tula kumari Pandey Dilliraj Nauthar 2 120 142.28 166.33 308.61 Maize 0.32 40 2129.024 Non-Interview

47 Chini kumari Pandey Khilnidhi Nauthar 2 121 4.79 18.15 22.94 Maize 0.32 40 232.32 Non-Interview

48 Dilliram Pandey Khaganidhi Nauthar 2 123 14.74 12.86 27.6 Maize 0.32 40 164.608 Non-Interview

49 Ram Kumar Thapa Prem bahadur Nauthar 2 115 74.24 93.9 168.14 Maize 0.32 40 1201.92 Non-Interview

50 Kum raj Gurung Gangaram Nauthar 2 61 16.01 45.29 61.3 Maize 0.32 40 579.712 Non-Interview

51 Chetnath Wagle Bishnu datta Nauthar 2

63,


52 Suk bdr.Tamang Gagan bdr. Nauthar 2 1042 106.07 71.32 177.39 Maize 0.32 40 912.896 Non-Interview

53 Arun kumar Shrestha Rajkumar Nauthar 2 78 134.78 163.71 298.49 Maize 0.32 40 2095.488 Non-Interview

54 Bhagawati Wagle Devi prasad. Nauthar 2 84 0 3.71 3.71 Maize 0.32 40 47.488 Non-Interview

55 Loknath Wagle Laxman Nauthar 2 85 127.56 148.45 276.01 Maize 0.32 40 1900.16 Non-Interview

56 Budhamaya Gurung Chitraman Nauthar 2 696 0 7.46 7.46 Maize 0.32 40 95.488 Non-Interview

57 Bishnumaya Adhikari Padam Pd. Nauthar 8 517 192.96 220.77 413.73 Maize 0.32 40 2825.856 Non-Interview

58 Chandra kanta Wagle Bamdev Nauthar 2 697 219.37 210.01 429.38 Maize 0.32 40 2688.128 Non-Interview

59 Dipendra Ghimire Ramkrishna Nauthar 2 680 142.99 174.75 317.74 Maize 0.32 40 2236.8 Non-Interview

60 Pashupatinath Ghimire Laxmi pd. Nauthar 2 687 233.32 282.58 515.9 Maize 0.32 40 3617.024 Non-Interview

61 Dipak babu Ghimire ShreeKrishna Nauthar 2 688 257.62 264.87 522.49 Maize 0.32 40 3390.336 Non-Interview

62 Sharman, Pahalman Magar Krishna bdr. Nauthar 5 81 0 18.13 18.13 Maize 0.32 40 232.064 Non-Interview

63 Laxima pd. Bhatta Motiram Nauthar 5 79 97.65 103.57 201.22 Maize 0.32 40 1325.696 Non-Interview

64 Bhagawati Devi Ghimire Purosuttom Nauthar 5 80 194.59 268.7 463.29 Maize 0.32 40 3439.36 Non-Interview

65 Liladevi Ghimire Kumar pd. Nauthar 5 419 0 16.12 16.12 Maize 0.32 40 206.336 Non-Interview

66 Jire Gurung Nardhoj Nauthar 5 426 17.68 37.38 55.06 Maize 0.32 40 478.464 Non-Interview

67 Jagdish Ghimire Purushottam Nauthar 5 240 30.66 98.76 129.42 Maize 0.32 40 1264.128 Non-Interview

68 Usha Ghimire Chetnath Nauthar 5

242,


69 Shree krishna Ghimire Yogyenidhi Nauthar 5 241 450.74 407.6 858.34 Maize 0.32 40 5217.28 Non-Interview

70 Pashupatinath Ghimire Bhabilal Nauthar 5 247 0 10.98 10.98 Maize 0.32 40 140.544 Non-Interview

71 Shree bhakta Ghimire Ramchandra Nauthar 5 249 113.9 119.56 233.46 Maize 0.32 40 1530.368 Non-Interview

72 Sita Ghimire Tirtharaj Nauthar 5 266 2.56 45.49 48.05 Maize 0.32 40 582.272 Non-Interview

73 Singha raas gurung Dhanlal Nauthar 5 262 86.97 104.84 191.81 Maize 0.32 40 1341.952 Non-Interview

74 Tul bdr. Gurung Gaj bdr. Nauthar 5 260 3.85 40.44 44.29 Maize 0.32 40 517.632 Non-Interview

75 Sabitra Gurung Sukman Nauthar 5 396 95.01 115.99 211 Maize 0.32 40 1484.672 Non-Interview

76 Brikh bdr. Gurung Amardhoj Nauthar 5 397 42.25 50.79 93.04 Maize 0.32 40 650.112 Non-Interview

77 Dattamaya Gurung Chatursingh Nauthar 5 467 64.07 67.84 131.91 Maize 0.32 40 868.352 Non-Interview

78 Gunmaya Tamang Purna bdr. Nauthar 5

401,


Gunmaya Tamang Purna bdr. Nauthar 5 401 119.01 142.04 261.05 Maize 0.32 40 1818.112 Non-Interview

79 Laxmi Ramtel Chitra bdr. Nauthar 5 470 3.42 6.64 10.06 Maize 0.32 40 84.992 Non-Interview

80 Anita Gurung Singhram Nauthar 8 150 183.35 208.61 391.96 Maize 0.32 40 2670.208 Non-Interview

81 Prabin Ghimire Taramali Nauthar 8 558 0 38.28 38.28 Maize 0.32 40 489.984 Non-Interview

82 Surya narayan Ghimire Taramali Nauthar 8 559 220.72 281.73 502.45 Maize 0.32 40 3606.144 Non-Interview

83 Kamala devi Ghimire Pashupati Nauthar 8 114 148.45 169.63 318.08 Maize 0.32 40 2171.264 Non-Interview

84 Kedar bdr. Sarki Chyangre Nauthar 8 176 145.67 178.96 324.63 Maize 0.32 40 2290.688 Non-Interview

85 Mahendra raj Malla Badriraj Nauthar 8 467 109.57 153.65 263.22 Maize 0.32 40 1966.72 Non-Interview

86 Purna bdr Gurung Lal bdr. Nauthar 8 470 29.62 36.02 65.64 Maize 0.32 40 461.056 Non-Interview

87 Gopiraj Gurung N/A Pachwok 1 579 66.65 91.92 158.57 Maize 0.32 40 1176.576 Non-Interview

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88

Chandraman/Rudra

bdr.Shrestha Bhakti pd Pachwok 1

44,


89 Guman singh Gurung Pancha subba Pachwok 1 479 96 115.15 211.15 Maize 0.32 40 1473.92 Non-Interview

90 Sovraj gurung Gaj bdr. Pachwok 1 481 35.78 38.08 73.86 Maize 0.32 40 487.424 Non-Interview

91 Durga singh Gurung Kaam singh Pachwok 1 523 70.85 121.1 191.95 Maize 0.32 40 1550.08 Non-Interview

92 Indra Gurung Indra Pachwok 1 531 80.9 97.33 178.23 Maize 0.32 40 1245.824 Non-Interview

93 Kamal jit Gurung Ajamsingh Pachwok 1 521 317.29 387.66 704.95 Maize 0.32 40 4962.048 Non-Interview

94 Udd Bd. Gurung Gore Pachwok 1 520 163.26 199.66 362.92 Maize 0.32 40 2555.648 Non-Interview

95 Chitra maya Gurung Khadgasingh Pachwok 1 331 151.62 185.67 337.29 Maize 0.32 40 2376.576 Non-Interview

96 Shreemati Parwati Gurung suk bdr Pachwok 1 335 292.86 350.34 643.2 Maize 0.32 40 4484.352 Non-Interview

97 Bindhoj Gurung Bhakta Pachwok 2 547 0 59.94 59.94 Maize 0.32 40 767.232 Non-Interview

98 Reju Gurseni,Amar Gurung N/A Pachwok 2 449 0 13.47 13.47 Maize 0.32 40 172.416 Non-Interview

99 Kabiraj Gurung Paanbir Pachwok 2 451 170.15 206.76 376.91 Maize 0.32 40 2646.528 Non-Interview

100 Maisari Gurung Chamar Singh Pachwok 2 466 158.92 175.21 334.13 Maize 0.32 40 2242.688 Non-Interview

101 Singharaj Gurung Madan singh Pachwok 2 627 29.48 113.16 142.64 Maize 0.32 40 1448.448 Non-Interview

102 Gaj bdr. Gurung Naram singh Pachwok 2 510 58.96 62.35 121.31 Maize 0.32 40 798.08 Non-Interview

103 Badmaya Gurung Gujman Pachwok 2 508 123.08 155.24 278.32 Maize 0.32 40 1987.072 Non-Interview

104 Adar Gurung Sukalal Pachwok 2 507 88.63 108.32 196.95 Maize 0.32 40 1386.496 Non-Interview

105 Dhanmaan Ghale Chandra Pachwok 3 901 47 56.7 103.7 Maize 0.32 40 725.76 Non-Interview

106 Chandraman Guruung Sanke Pachwok 3 899 90.61 100.42 191.03 Maize 0.32 40 1285.376 Non-Interview

107 Mankauri Ghale Udbdr. Pachwok 3 908 126.38 160.09 286.47 Maize 0.32 40 2049.152 Non-Interview

108 Gore Gurung Dal bdr. Pachwok 3 662 18.45 24.68 43.13 Maize 0.32 40 315.904 Non-Interview

109 Dasir gurung Garja bdr. Pachwok 3 526 375.07 417.98 793.05 Maize 0.32 40 5350.144 Non-Interview

110 Asur Gurung chandrasingh Pachwok 3 529 0 4.98 4.98 Maize 0.32 40 63.744 Non-Interview

111 Tak bdr.Ghale Maan bdr Pachwok 3

952,


112 Balbir Gurung Hukke Pachwok 3 950 0 3.16 3.16 Maize 0.32 40 40.448 Non-Interview

113 Karansingh Gurung Top Pachwok 3 49 0 5.36 5.36 Maize 0.32 40 68.608 Non-Interview

114 Rabi Gurung Bagan singh Pachwok 3 961 2.4 26.31 28.71 Maize 0.32 40 336.768 Non-Interview

115 Giujman Gurung Harka Bdr Pachwok 3 954 39.99 130.81 170.8 Maize 0.32 40 1674.368 Non-Interview

116 Amar singh gurung Agam Pachwok 3

957,

959,


117 Mangale/man bdr. Gurung Aaitasingh Pachwok 3 956 6.27 75.02 81.29 Maize 0.32 40 960.256 Non-Interview

118 Mana Gurung Bahadur Pachwok 3 978 11.11 13.44 24.55 Maize 0.32 40 172.032 Non-Interview

119 Kaami Gurung Dilbahadur Pachwok 3 1072 233.99 262.62 496.61 Maize 0.32 40 3361.536 Non-Interview

144 14009 18293.3 32302.27 234154.368

1 Archalbot 8 564 106.82 60.79 167.61 Maize 0.32 40 778.112 Non-Registered

2 Archalbot 9 412 64.51 28 92.51 Maize 0.32 40 358.4 Non-Registered








10 Archalbot 9 75 0 27.68 27.68 Maize 0.32 40 354.304 Non-Registered



Non-Registered

Non-Registered

Non-Registered

Non-Registered

Non-Registered

Non-Registered

Non-Registered

Non-Registered

Non-Registered

Total

Non-Registered

Non-Registered

Non-Registered

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24 Archalbot 6 171 0 2.14 2.14 Maize 0.32 40 27.392 Non-Registered

25

Shreebhanjya

ng 2 471 253.08 301.28 554.36 Maize 0.32 40 3856.384 Non-Registered

26

Shreebhanjya


27

Shreebhanjya


28

Shreebhanjya

ng 4 483 0 4.63 4.63 Maize 0.32 40 59.264 Non-Registered

29

Shreebhanjya


30

Shreebhanjya


31

Shreebhanjya


32

Shreebhanjya


33

Shreebhanjya


34

Shreebhanjya


35

Shreebhanjya


36

Shreebhanjya


37 Nauthar 2 9801 135.08 192.63 327.71 Maize 0.32 40 2465.664 Non-Registered



40 Nauthar 2 1041 0 48.81 48.81 Maize 0.32 40 624.768 Non-Registered

41 Nauthar 2 72 0 9.98 9.98 Maize 0.32 40 127.744 Non-Registered







48 Pachok 1 460 329.62 358.19 687.81 Maize 0.32 40 4584.832 Non-Registered



50 6081.89 7322.51 13404.4 93728.128

425 43657 54132 97789.27 692891.392

Total

Grand Total

Non-Registered

Non-Registered

Non-Registered

Non-Registered

Non-Registered

Non-Registered

Non-Registered

Non-Registered

Non-Registered

Non-Registered

Non-Registered

Non-Registered

Non-Registered

Non-Registered

Non-Registered

Non-Registered

Non-Registered

Non-Registered

Non-Registered

Non-Registered

Non-Registered

Non-Registered

Non-Registered

Non-Registered

Non-Registered

Non-Registered

Non-Registered

Non-Registered

Non-Registered

Non-Registered

Non-Registered

Non-Registered

Non-Registered

Non-Registered

Non-Registered

Non-Registered

Non-Registered

Non-Registered

From

1

Harka

Kumar

Shrestha 0+000Khadayo Archal

bot-9

5 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 1072.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 70.90 1143.40

KhadayoArchal

bot-96 80.00 7 0.52 286.00 1716.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 304.92 2020.92

11 3164.32

2

Bishnu lal

Shrestha 0+170Khadayo

Archal

bot-95 80.00 7 0.52 286.00 1430.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 254.10 1684.10

Khadayo 1 160.00 10 2.50 1375.00 1375.00 0.80 30 0.66 0.53 550 290.40 290.40 1665.40

6 3349.50

3

Bill Bdr.

Shrestha 0+480 Badar

Archal

bot-93 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 643.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 42.54 686.04

3 686.04

4

Rishi Ram

Shrestha 0+560 Siris

Archal

bot-91 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 214.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 14.18 228.68

Siris

Archal

bot-91 80.00 7 0.52 286.00 286.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 50.82 336.82

2 565.50

5

Ganga

maya

Suyal 0+580 Khadayo

Archal

bot-9 6

50.00 5 0.39 214.50 1287.00 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 85.08 1372.08

80.00 7 0.52 286.00 572.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 101.64 673.64

Total 8 2045.72

6

Hemraj +

Umakanta

Paudel 0+700 Badar

Archal

bot-9

1 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 214.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 14.18 228.68

0+935 Khadayo 7 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 1501.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 99.26 1600.76

Khadayo 8 80.00 7 0.52 286.00 2288.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 406.56 2694.56

Total 16 4524

7

Aaiti maya

Pariyar 0+750 Siris

Archal

bot-92 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 429.00 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 28.36 457.36

Cost calculation of Private Trees: Belghari-Archalbot-Lamabagar-Serabazar-Letaure-Pachok Road, Lamjung

S.N

Owner

Name Ch.

Species

Addres

s

No

Girth

(cm)

Height

(m)

Man

days

Tranport

Cost/nos

Transportat

ion Cost

(NRs.)

Total Cost

(NRs.)

Sub-Total

Sub-Total

Harvesting

Cost (NRs.)

Total

Harvesting

Cost (NRs.)

Vol

ume

Dista

nce

(m)

MDs/cu

m

MDs/

Tree

Sub-Total

Sub-Total

District

Rate

From


S.N

Owner

Name Ch.

Species

Addres

s

No

Girth

(cm)

Height

(m)

Man

days

Tranport

Cost/nos

Transportat

ion Cost

(NRs.)

Total Cost

(NRs.)

Harvesting

Cost (NRs.)

Total

Harvesting

Cost (NRs.)

Vol

ume

Dista

nce

(m)

MDs/cu

m

MDs/

Tree

District

Rate

Siris

Archal

bot-91 80.00 7 0.52 286.00 286.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 50.82 336.82

Total 3 794.18

8

Amrit Bdr.

Thapa 0+870 Bakaino

Archal

bot-98 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 1716.00 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 113.44 1829.44

0+890 Bakaino

Archal

bot-91 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 214.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 14.18 228.68

0+933 Bakaino

Archal

bot-97 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 1501.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 99.26 1600.76

0+940 Bamboo

Archal

bot-920 30.00 15 0.13 71.50 1430.00 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 15.31 306.28 1736.28

1+505 Bakaino

Archal

bot-91 80.00 7 0.52 286.00 286.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 50.82 336.82

1+505 Bakaino

Archal

bot-91 160.00 10 2.50 1375.00 1375.00 0.80 30 0.66 0.53 550 290.40 290.40 1665.40

Total 38 7397.38

9

Santa

Bdr.Damai 0+825 Khadayo

Archal

bot-92 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 429.00 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 28.36 457.36

Total 2 457.36

10

Maya Devi

Thapa

Magar 0+920 Bakaino

Archal

bot-9

3 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 643.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 42.54 686.04

Bakaino

Archal

bot-92 80.00 7 0.52 286.00 572.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 101.64 673.64

Total 5 1359.68

11

Ram

Prasad

Paudel 0+945 Bakaino

1 80.00 7 0.52 286.00 286.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 50.82 336.82

Total 1 336.82

12

Sushila

Pariyar 0+980 Bakaino5 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 1072.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 70.90 1143.40

Total 5 1143.40

From


S.N

Owner

Name Ch.

Species

Addres

s

No

Girth

(cm)

Height

(m)

Man

days

Tranport

Cost/nos

Transportat

ion Cost

(NRs.)

Total Cost

(NRs.)

Harvesting

Cost (NRs.)

Total

Harvesting

Cost (NRs.)

Vol

ume

Dista

nce

(m)

MDs/cu

m

MDs/

Tree

District

Rate

13 Lila Paudel 1+000 Bakaino12 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 2574.00 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 170.16 2744.16

Bakaino 7 80.00 7 0.52 286.00 2002.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 355.74 2357.74

Bakaino 1 160.00 10 2.50 1375.00 1375.00 0.80 30 0.66 0.53 550 290.40 290.40 1665.40

Total 20 6767.30

14

Padam Lal

Paudel 1+510 Badar

Archal

bot-94 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 858.00 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 56.72 914.72

Bamboo

Archal

bot-940 30.00 15 0.13 71.50 2860.00 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 15.31 612.56 3472.56

Bakaino

Archal

bot-92 80.00 7 0.52 286.00 572.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 101.64 673.64

Bakaino

Archal

bot-95 160.00 10 2.50 1375.00 6875.00 0.80 30 0.66 0.53 550 290.40 1452.00 8327.00

1+740 Bakaino

Archal

bot-93 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 643.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 42.54 686.04

Bakaino

Archal

bot-93 80.00 7 0.52 286.00 858.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 152.46 1010.46

Total 57 15084.42

15

Muktinath

Lamichhan

e 1+520 Khadayo

Archal

bot-9

2 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 429.00 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 28.36 457.36

Bamboo

Archal

bot-940 30.00 15 0.13 71.50 2860.00 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 15.31 612.56 3472.56

Badar

Archal

bot-95 80.00 7 0.52 286.00 1430.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 254.10 1684.10

Bakaino

Archal

bot-91 160.00 10 2.50 1375.00 1375.00 0.80 30 0.66 0.53 550 290.40 290.40 1665.40

Total 48 7279.42

16

Jit

Bdr.Lamich

hane 1+530 Khadayo

Archal

bot-9

2 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 429.00 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 28.36 457.36

Khadayo

Archal

bot-98 80.00 7 0.52 286.00 2288.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 406.56 2694.56

From


S.N

Owner

Name Ch.

Species

Addres

s

No

Girth

(cm)

Height

(m)

Man

days

Tranport

Cost/nos

Transportat

ion Cost

(NRs.)

Total Cost

(NRs.)

Harvesting

Cost (NRs.)

Total

Harvesting

Cost (NRs.)

Vol

ume

Dista

nce

(m)

MDs/cu

m

MDs/

Tree

District

Rate

Total 10 3151.92

17

Kalika

Lamichhan

e 1+620 Khadayo

Archal

bot-9

4 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 858.00 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 56.72 914.72

Khadayo

Archal

bot-93 80.00 7 0.52 286.00 858.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 152.46 1010.46

Total 7 1925.18

18

Dev Bhakta

Regmi 1+710 Khadayo

Archal

bot-9

3 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 643.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 42.54 686.04

Total 3 686.04

19

Manmaya

Paudel 1+720 Khadayo

Archal

bot-93 80.00 7 0.52 286.00 858.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 152.46 1010.46

Khadayo

Archal

bot-91 160.00 10 2.50 1375.00 1375.00 0.80 30 0.66 0.53 550 290.40 290.40 1665.40

Total 4 2675.86

20

Min Bdr.

Bhujel 1+730 Bakaino

Archal

bot-93 80.00 7 0.52 286.00 858.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 152.46 1010.46

Total 3 1010.46

21

Man Bdr.

Khadka 1+750 Bakaino

Archal

bot-82 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 429.00 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 28.36 457.36

Total 2 457.36

22

Nawraj

Adhikari 1+760 Bakaino

Archal

bot-72 80.00 7 0.52 286.00 572.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 101.64 673.64

Sub-

Total2

673.64

23

Kamal

Bdr.Rimal 1+765 Bakaino

Archal

bot-71 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 214.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 14.18 228.68

Sub-

Total1

228.68

From


S.N

Owner

Name Ch.

Species

Addres

s

No

Girth

(cm)

Height

(m)

Man

days

Tranport

Cost/nos

Transportat

ion Cost

(NRs.)

Total Cost

(NRs.)

Harvesting

Cost (NRs.)

Total

Harvesting

Cost (NRs.)

Vol

ume

Dista

nce

(m)

MDs/cu

m

MDs/

Tree

District

Rate

24

Sita Devi

kunwar 1+770 Badar

Archal

bot-71 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 214.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 14.18 228.68

Sub-

Total1

228.68

25

Hari Bdr.

Khadka 1+780 Bakaino

Archal

bot-72 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 429.00 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 28.36 457.36

Sub-

Total2

457.36

26

Ram Bdr.

Gharti


Archal

bot-7

11 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 2359.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 155.98 2515.48

Sub-

Total11

2515.48

27

Som Maya


Archal

bot-75 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 1072.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 70.90 1143.40

Sub-

Total5

1143.40

28

Hari Bdr.

Kunwar 2+830 Khadayo

Archal

bot-65 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 1072.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 70.90 1143.40

Bamboo

Archal

bot-625 30.00 15 0.13 71.50 1787.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 15.31 382.85 2170.35

Sub-

Total30 3314

29

Karna Bdr

Adhikari 2+780 Bamboo

Archal

bot-750 30.00 15 0.13 71.50 3575.00 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 15.31 765.70 4340.70

Sub-

Total50 4341

From


S.N

Owner

Name Ch.

Species

Addres

s

No

Girth

(cm)

Height

(m)

Man

days

Tranport

Cost/nos

Transportat

ion Cost

(NRs.)

Total Cost

(NRs.)

Harvesting

Cost (NRs.)

Total

Harvesting

Cost (NRs.)

Vol

ume

Dista

nce

(m)

MDs/cu

m

MDs/

Tree

District

Rate

30

Gyan Bdr.

Kunwar 2+810 Bamboo

Archal

bot-740 30.00 15 0.13 71.50 2860.00 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 15.31 612.56 3472.56

Sub-

Total40 3473

31

Laxmi

Kunwar 2+910 Bamboo

Archal

bot-760 30.00 15 0.13 71.50 4290.00 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 15.31 918.84 5208.84

Sub-

Total60 5209

32

Gyan Raj

Gurung Khadayo

Shree

Bhanjy

ang-2

2 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 429.00 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 28.36 457.36

Sub-

Total2

457.36

33

Aaita

Bdr.Nepali 3+850 Khadayo

Shree

Bhanjy

ang-2

4 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 858.00 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 56.72 914.72

Bamboo

Shree

Bhanjy

ang-2

20 30.00 15 0.13 71.50 1430.00 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 15.31 306.28 1736.28

Bakaino

Shree

Bhanjy

ang-2

4 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 858.00 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 56.72 914.72

Sub-

Total28 3565.72

34

Samser bdr

Nepali 3+860 Bamboo

Shree

Bhanjy

ang-2

60 30.00 15 0.13 71.50 4290.00 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 15.31 918.84 5208.84

Badar

Shree

Bhanjy

ang-3

1 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 214.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 14.18 228.68

From


S.N

Owner

Name Ch.

Species

Addres

s

No

Girth

(cm)

Height

(m)

Man

days

Tranport

Cost/nos

Transportat

ion Cost

(NRs.)

Total Cost

(NRs.)

Harvesting

Cost (NRs.)

Total

Harvesting

Cost (NRs.)

Vol

ume

Dista

nce

(m)

MDs/cu

m

MDs/

Tree

District

Rate

Sub-

Total61 5438

35

Aash

Bdr.Nepali Khadayo

Shree

Bhanjy

ang-2

2 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 429.00 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 28.36 457.36

Sub-

Total2

457.36

36

Ram

Bdr.Nepali Badar

Shree

Bhanjy

ang-2

7 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 1501.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 99.26 1600.76

Sub-

Total7

1600.76

37

Lal man

Gurung Khadayo

Shree

Bhanjy

ang-2

1 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 214.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 14.18 228.68

Bamboo

Shree

Bhanjy

ang-2

20 30.00 15 0.13 71.50 1430.00 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 15.31 306.28 1736.28

Sub-

Total21 1964.96

38

Jit jung

Gurung Dabdabe

Shree

Bhanjy

ang-2

2 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 429.00 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 28.36 457.36

Pipal

Shree

Bhanjy

ang-2

1 200.00 12 4.00 2200.00 2200.00 1.50 30 0.66 0.99 550 544.50 544.50 2744.50

Sub-

Total3 3201.86

From


S.N

Owner

Name Ch.

Species

Addres

s

No

Girth

(cm)

Height

(m)

Man

days

Tranport

Cost/nos

Transportat

ion Cost

(NRs.)

Total Cost

(NRs.)

Harvesting

Cost (NRs.)

Total

Harvesting

Cost (NRs.)

Vol

ume

Dista

nce

(m)

MDs/cu

m

MDs/

Tree

District

Rate

39

Aash Bdr.

Bhujel Khadayo

Shree

Bhanjy

ang-2

1 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 214.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 14.18 228.68

Sub-

Total1

228.68

40

Sati

Gurung 4+200 Aaijel

Shree

Bhanjy

ang-2

1 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 214.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 14.18 228.68

Sub-

Total1

228.68

41

Raj kumar

Gurung 4+300 Bakaino

Shree

Bhanjy

ang-2

6 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 1287.00 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 85.08 1372.08

Sub-

Total6

1372.08

42

Mam Maya

Shrestha Siris

Shree

Bhanjy

ang-2

3 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 643.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 42.54 686.04

Sub-

Total3

686.04

43

Hira lal

Shrestha Siris

Shree

Bhanjy

ang-4

3 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 643.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 42.54 686.04

Sub-

Total3

686.04

44

Bhuwan

Sing


Shree

Bhanjy

ang-4

1 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 214.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 14.18 228.68

From


S.N

Owner

Name Ch.

Species

Addres

s

No

Girth

(cm)

Height

(m)

Man

days

Tranport

Cost/nos

Transportat

ion Cost

(NRs.)

Total Cost

(NRs.)

Harvesting

Cost (NRs.)

Total

Harvesting

Cost (NRs.)

Vol

ume

Dista

nce

(m)

MDs/cu

m

MDs/

Tree

District

Rate

Sub-

Total1

228.68

45

Aait Sing

Gurung 5+300 Khadayo

Shree

Bhanjy

ang-4

1 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 214.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 14.18 228.68

Sub-

Total1

228.68

46

Bishnu

Ghimire 5+660 Bakaino

Shree

Bhanjy

ang-8

4 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 858.00 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 56.72 914.72

Bamboo

Shree

Bhanjy

ang-2

30 30.00 15 0.13 71.50 2145.00 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 15.31 459.42 2604.42

Sub-

Total34 3519.14

47

Bishow

Bdr.


Shree

Bhanjy

ang-8

4 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 858.00 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 56.72 914.72

Bakaino

Shree

Bhanjy

ang-8

1 80.00 7 0.52 286.00 286.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 50.82 336.82

Bakaino

Shree

Bhanjy

ang-8

1 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 214.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 14.18 228.68

Sub-

Total6 1480.22

48

Yagya nath

Ghimire 5+680 Khadayo

Shree

Bhanjy

ang-8

9 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 1930.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 127.62 2058.12

From


S.N

Owner

Name Ch.

Species

Addres

s

No

Girth

(cm)

Height

(m)

Man

days

Tranport

Cost/nos

Transportat

ion Cost

(NRs.)

Total Cost

(NRs.)

Harvesting

Cost (NRs.)

Total

Harvesting

Cost (NRs.)

Vol

ume

Dista

nce

(m)

MDs/cu

m

MDs/

Tree

District

Rate

Khadayo

Shree

Bhanjy

ang-8

5 80.00 7 0.52 286.00 1430.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 254.10 1684.10

Bamboo

Shree

Bhanjy

ang-8

25 30.00 15 0.13 71.50 1787.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 15.31 382.85 2170.35

Shree

Bhanjy

ang-8

3 160.00 10 2.50 1375.00 4125.00 0.80 30 0.66 0.53 550 290.40 871.20 4996.20

Sub-

Total42 10908.77

49

Dhan Bdr.

Shrestha 5+860 Badar

Shree

Bhanjy

ang-8

9 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 1930.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 127.62 2058.12

Sub-

Total9

2058.12

50

Bishnu

Kumar

Shrestha 6+010 Bakaino

Shree

Bhanjy

ang-8

5 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 1072.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 70.90 1143.40

Shree

Bhanjy

ang-8

7 80.00 7 0.52 286.00 2002.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 355.74 2357.74

Sub-

Total12 3501.14

51 Laxmi B.K 5+900 Chilaune

Shree

Bhanjy

ang-4

5 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 1072.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 70.90 1143.40

Sub-

Total5

1143.40

From


S.N

Owner

Name Ch.

Species

Addres

s

No

Girth

(cm)

Height

(m)

Man

days

Tranport

Cost/nos

Transportat

ion Cost

(NRs.)

Total Cost

(NRs.)

Harvesting

Cost (NRs.)

Total

Harvesting

Cost (NRs.)

Vol

ume

Dista

nce

(m)

MDs/cu

m

MDs/

Tree

District

Rate

52

Lalmati

Gurung 6+220 Siris

Shree

Bhanjy

ang-8

1 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 214.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 14.18 228.68

Sub-

Total1

228.68

53

Krishna

Hari Wagle 6+220 Siris

Shree

Bhanjy

ang-8

4 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 858.00 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 56.72 914.72

Sub-

Total4

914.72

54

Chetnath

Wagle 6+645 Badar

Nautha

r-23 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 643.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 42.54 686.04

Sub-

Total3

686.04

55

Ram Bdr.

Gurung Siris

Nautha

r-21 80.00 7 0.52 286.00 286.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 50.82 336.82

Sub-

Total1

336.82

56

Nalu Maya

Gurung Bakaino

Nautha

r-21 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 214.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 14.18 228.68

Sub-

Total1

228.68

57

Kopila

Wagle 6+800 Khadayo

Shree

Bhanjy

ang-8

1 80.00 7 0.52 286.00 286.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 50.82 336.82

Sub-

Total1

336.82

From


S.N

Owner

Name Ch.

Species

Addres

s

No

Girth

(cm)

Height

(m)

Man

days

Tranport

Cost/nos

Transportat

ion Cost

(NRs.)

Total Cost

(NRs.)

Harvesting

Cost (NRs.)

Total

Harvesting

Cost (NRs.)

Vol

ume

Dista

nce

(m)

MDs/cu

m

MDs/

Tree

District

Rate

58

Maya

Gururng Bakaino

Shree

Bhanjy

ang-8

2 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 429.00 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 28.36 457.36

Bakaino

Shree

Bhanjy

ang-8

1 80.00 7 0.52 286.00 286.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 50.82 336.82

Sub-

Total3 794.18

59

Nirmal

Ghimire Siris

Nautha

r-23 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 643.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 42.54 686.04

Siris 1 80.00 7 0.52 286.00 286.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 50.82 336.82

Sub-

Total4 1022.86

60

Bhagwati

Devi

Ghimire Badar

Nautha

r-5

3 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 643.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 42.54 686.04

Badar

Nautha

r-51 160.00 10 2.50 1375.00 1375.00 0.80 30 0.66 0.53 550 290.40 290.40 1665.40

Sub-

Total4 2351.44

61

Got Bdr.

Gurung Siris

Nautha

r-52 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 429.00 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 28.36 457.36

Siris

Nautha

r-51 80.00 7 0.52 286.00 286.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 50.82 336.82

Sub-

Total3 794.18

62

Kam Sing

Gurung Khadayo

Nautha

r-52 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 429.00 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 28.36 457.36

From


S.N

Owner

Name Ch.

Species

Addres

s

No

Girth

(cm)

Height

(m)

Man

days

Tranport

Cost/nos

Transportat

ion Cost

(NRs.)

Total Cost

(NRs.)

Harvesting

Cost (NRs.)

Total

Harvesting

Cost (NRs.)

Vol

ume

Dista

nce

(m)

MDs/cu

m

MDs/

Tree

District

Rate

Sub-

Total2

457.36

63

Kamal

Gurung Siris

Nautha

r-51 80.00 7 0.52 286.00 286.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 50.82 336.82

Bamboo

Nautha

r-510 30.00 15 0.13 71.50 715.00 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 15.31 153.14 868.14

Sub-

Total11 1204.96

64

Bamasyo

Gurungseni Siris

Nautha

r-5

1 220.00 12 4.00 2200.00 2200.00 1.82 30 0.66 1.20 550 658.85 658.85 2858.85

Bamboo

Nautha

r-510 30.00 15 0.13 71.50 715.00 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 15.31 153.14 868.14

Sub-

Total11 3726.99

65

Datta

maya

Gurung Khadayo

Nautha

r-5

2 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 429.00 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 28.36 457.36

Sub-

Total2

457.36

66

Tara Devi

Ghimire Bakaino

Nautha

r-52 80.00 7 0.52 286.00 572.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 101.64 673.64

Sub-

Total2

673.64

67

Sita Ram

Gurung Khadayo

Nautha

r-52 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 429.00 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 28.36 457.36

Sub-

Total2

457.36

From


S.N

Owner

Name Ch.

Species

Addres

s

No

Girth

(cm)

Height

(m)

Man

days

Tranport

Cost/nos

Transportat

ion Cost

(NRs.)

Total Cost

(NRs.)

Harvesting

Cost (NRs.)

Total

Harvesting

Cost (NRs.)

Vol

ume

Dista

nce

(m)

MDs/cu

m

MDs/

Tree

District

Rate

68

Nara Dev

Gurung Bamboo

Nautha

r-510 30.00 15 0.13 71.50 715.00 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 15.31 153.14 868.14

Sub-

Total10

868.14

69

Bipin

Chandra

Ghimire 9+270 Siris

Nautha

r-8

1 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 214.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 14.18 228.68

Sub-

Total1

228.68

70

Bhu Maya

Ghale 9+270 Siris

Nautha

r-82 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 429.00 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 28.36 457.36

Sub-

Total2

457.36

71

Purna Bdr.

Gurung Khadayo

Nautha

r-81 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 214.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 14.18 228.68

Bamboo

Nautha

r-825 30.00 15 0.13 71.50 1787.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 15.31 382.85 2170.35

Sub-

Total26 2399.03

72

Surwa Sing

Gurung 9+290 Khadayo

Nautha

r-8

1 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 214.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 14.18 228.68

Sub-

Total1

228.68

73

Durga Sing

Gurung Khadayo

Nautha

r-83 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 643.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 42.54 686.04

Sub-

Total3

686.04

From


S.N

Owner

Name Ch.

Species

Addres

s

No

Girth

(cm)

Height

(m)

Man

days

Tranport

Cost/nos

Transportat

ion Cost

(NRs.)

Total Cost

(NRs.)

Harvesting

Cost (NRs.)

Total

Harvesting

Cost (NRs.)

Vol

ume

Dista

nce

(m)

MDs/cu

m

MDs/

Tree

District

Rate

74

Kam Sing

Gurung Siris

Nautha

r-82 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 429.00 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 28.36 457.36

Sub-

Total2

457.36

75

Nepu

Gurung Siris

Pachok-

15 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 1072.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 70.90 1143.40

Sub-

Total5

1143.40

76

Sita

Gurung Khadayo

Pachok-

11 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 214.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 14.18 228.68

Khadayo

Pachok-

11 80.00 7 0.52 286.00 286.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 50.82 336.82

Sub-

Total2 565.50

77

Pothe

Gurung Khadayo

Pachok-

13 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 643.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 42.54 686.04

Sub-

Total3

686.04

78

Harka Bdr.

Gurung siris

Pachok-

13 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 643.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 42.54 686.04

Siris

Pachok-

11 80.00 7 0.52 286.00 286.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 50.82 336.82

Sub-

Total4 1022.86

79

Jug Subba

Gurung Chilaune

Pachok-

19 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 1930.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 127.62 2058.12

Chilaune

Pachok-

11 80.00 7 0.52 286.00 286.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 50.82 336.82

From


S.N

Owner

Name Ch.

Species

Addres

s

No

Girth

(cm)

Height

(m)

Man

days

Tranport

Cost/nos

Transportat

ion Cost

(NRs.)

Total Cost

(NRs.)

Harvesting

Cost (NRs.)

Total

Harvesting

Cost (NRs.)

Vol

ume

Dista

nce

(m)

MDs/cu

m

MDs/

Tree

District

Rate

Sub-

Total10 2394.94

80

Aashpati

Gurung Chilaune

Pachok-

13 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 643.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 42.54 686.04

Siris

Pachok-

11 80.00 7 0.52 286.00 286.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 50.82 336.82

Sub-

Total4 1022.86

81

Mir sing

Gurung Chilaune

Pachok-

11 80.00 7 0.52 286.00 286.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 50.82 336.82

Sub-

Total1

336.82

82

Buddhi

Maya

Gurung Siris

Pachok-

1

3 80.00 7 0.52 286.00 858.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 152.46 1010.46

Sub-

Total3

1010.46

83

Som Raj

Gurung Bakaino

Pachok-

13 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 643.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 42.54 686.04

Bakaino

Pachok-

11 80.00 7 0.52 286.00 286.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 50.82 336.82

Sub-

Total4 1022.86

84

Mimmwa

Gurung Khadayo

Pachok-

11 80.00 7 0.52 286.00 286.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 50.82 336.82

Sub-

Total1

336.82

From


S.N

Owner

Name Ch.

Species

Addres

s

No

Girth

(cm)

Height

(m)

Man

days

Tranport

Cost/nos

Transportat

ion Cost

(NRs.)

Total Cost

(NRs.)

Harvesting

Cost (NRs.)

Total

Harvesting

Cost (NRs.)

Vol

ume

Dista

nce

(m)

MDs/cu

m

MDs/

Tree

District

Rate

85

Man Raj

Gurung Chilaune

Pachok-

14 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 858.00 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 56.72 914.72

Sub-

Total4

914.72

86

Karna

Bahadur

Gurung Chilaune

Pachok-

1

4 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 858.00 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 56.72 914.72

Sub-

Total4

914.72

87

Maikhu

Gurung Badar

Pachok-

22 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 429.00 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 28.36 457.36

Sub-

Total2

457.36

88

Gausari

Gurung Chilaune

Pachok-

32 50.00 5 0.39 214.50 429.00 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 28.36 457.36

Sub-

Total2

457.36

853 161684Grand Total

Cost Calculation of Private Fruit Trees: Belghari-Archalbot-Lamabagar-Serabazar-Letaure-Pachok Road, Lamjung

S.N Owners Name Address Chainage Species No Rate/ Tree Total Cost (NRs.) Remarks

1Rishi Ram Shrestha

Archalbot-90+560 Mango 1 3000 3000

Banana 7 1000 7000

Mango 2 3000 6000

3 Aaiti maya Pariyar Archalbot-90+745 Banana 15 1000 15000

4 Santa Bdr Pariyar Archalbot-9Papaya 1 1500 1500

5Maya Devi Thapa

Archalbot-90+940 Banana 4 1000 4000

Archalbot-9 1+065 Banana 3 1000 3000

Pear 1 1000 1000


Lemon 2 1000 2000

8 Kalika Lamichhane Archalbot-9 1+550 Banana 81000 8000

9 Padam Lal Paudel Archalbot-9 1+750 Gauva 4 700 2800

Gauva 2 700 1400

10 Bal Ram Adhikari Archalbot-9 1+900 Banana 9 1000 9000

11 Tula Kumari Khanal Archalbot-8 2+200 Banana 8 1000 8000

Gauva 13 700 9100

12 Rama kunwar khadka Archalbot-7 2+300 Banana 14 1000 14000

13 Tola Maya lamichhane Archalbot-7 2+500 Mango 1 3000 3000

14 San nani suyal Thapa Archalbot-7 Banana 10 100 1000

15 Nabraj Adhikari Archalbot-7 Banana 8 1000 8000

16 Man Bdr. Khadka Archalbot-8 2+500 Banana 4 1000 4000

17 Sita Devi Kunwar Archalbot-7 Banana 5 1000 5000


18 Rajan Gurug Archalbot-7 2+600 Banana 5 1000 5000

Gauva 2 700 1400

19 Ganga Devi Kunwar Archalbot-7 Banana 30 1000 30000

20 Ram Bdr. Bhujel Archalbot-6 Banana 5 1000 5000

21 Hari Bdr.Kunwar Archalbot-6 Banana 13 1000 13000

22 Som maya Bhujel Archalbot-6 Banana 6 1000 6000

23 Ram Bdr. Bhujel Archalbot-6 2+800 Mango 1 3000 3000

24 Gyan Raj Gurung Shree Bhanjyanj-2 3+000 Banana 5 10005000

25 Samsher Bdr. Sarki Shree Bhanjyanj-2 Banana 30 100030000

26 Jit jung Gurung Shree Bhanjyanj-2 3+090 Banana 6 10006000

27 Raj Kumar Gurung Shree Bhanjyanj-2 3+690 Banana 6 10006000

Pear 2 1000 2000

Gauva 3 700 2100

28 Bal Krishna Ghimire Shree Bhanjyanj-4 5+300 Gauva 1 700700

29 Aaita Sing Gurung Shree Bhanjyanj-4 5+300 Banana 1 10001000

2 Amrit Bdr. Thapa Archalbot-9

6 Sushila Pariyar

7 Bishnu lal Shrestha

Cost Calculation of Private Fruit Trees: Belghari-Archalbot-Lamabagar-Serabazar-Letaure-Pachok Road, Lamjung

S.N Owners Name Address Chainage Species No Rate/ Tree Total Cost (NRs.) Remarks

30 Laxmi B.K Shree Bhanjyanj-4 Mango 1 10001000

Papaya 1 1000 1000

Aaru 1 1000 1000

31 Nalu Maya Gurung Nauthar-2 Banana 15 1000 15000

32 Kamasoye Gurung Nauthar-5 Banana 5 1000 5000

33 Santa Bdr. Gurung Nauthar-8 Banana 4 1000 4000

34 Kale Gurung Nauthar-8 Banana 110 1000 110000

35 Durga Gurung Nauthar-8 Banana 2 1000 2000

36 Gaini Gurung Nauthar-8 Banana 10 1000 10000

37 Sarv Sing Gurung Nauthar-8 9+290 Banana 13 1000 13000

Nauthar-8 Banana 13 1000 13000

38 Durga Sing Gurung Nauthar-8 Banana 2 1000 2000

39 Gaini Gurung Nauthar-8 Banana 10 1000 10000

40 Karna Bdr.Gurung Pachok-1 Banana 6 1000 6000

41 Maikhu Gurung Pachok-2 Banana 2 1000 2000

42 Buddhe Gurung Pachok-2 Banana 10 1000 10000

468 462000Total Amount

0+200 Chilaune 1 80 7 0.52 286.00 286.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 50.82 336.82

Chilaune 1 150 10 2.5 1,375.00 1,375.00 0.70 30 0.66 0.46 550 255.23 255.23 1630.23

0+210 Chilaune 1 80 7 0.52 286.00 286.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 50.82 336.82

Chilaune 1 150 10 2.5 1,375.00 1,375.00 0.70 30 0.66 0.46 550 255.23 255.23 1630.23

0+220 Chilaune 2 40 5 0.39 214.50 429.00 0.03 30 0.66 0.02 550 9.08 18.15 447.15

Chilaune 4 80 7 0.52 286.00 1,144.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 203.28 1347.28

Chilaune 1 200 12 4 2,200.00 2,200.00 1.50 30 0.66 0.99 550 544.50 544.50 2744.50

0+250 Chilaune 1 80 7 0.52 286.00 286.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 50.82 336.82

Chilaune 1 150 10 2.5 1,375.00 1,375.00 0.70 30 0.66 0.46 550 255.23 255.23 1630.23

0+255 Chilaune 1 40 5 0.39 214.50 214.50 0.03 30 0.66 0.02 550 9.08 9.08 223.58

Chilaune 2 85 7 0.52 286.00 572.00 0.16 30 0.66 0.10 550 57.37 114.74 686.74

0+260 Bakaino 2 70 7 0.52 286.00 572.00 0.11 30 0.66 0.07 550 38.91 77.82 649.82

Bakaino 1 50 5 0.39 214.50 214.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 14.18 228.68

Bakaino 1 160 10 2.5 1,375.00 1,375.00 0.80 30 0.66 0.53 550 290.40 290.40 1665.40

0+280 Bakaino 1 80 7 0.52 286.00 286.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 50.82 336.82

Chilaune 1 150 10 2.5 1,375.00 1,375.00 0.70 30 0.66 0.46 550 255.23 255.23 1630.23

0+290 Chilaune 2 50 5 0.39 214.50 429.00 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 28.36 457.36

0+300 Chilaune 3 50 5 0.39 214.50 643.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 42.54 686.04

0+320 Chilaune 4 50 5 0.39 214.50 858.00 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 56.72 914.72

Chilaune 9 80 7 0.52 286.00 2,574.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 457.38 3031.38

0+340 Badar 5 80 7 0.52 286.00 1,430.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 254.10 1684.10

0+350 Chilaune 6 80 7 0.52 286.00 1,716.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 304.92 2020.92

0+360 Chilaune 3 50 5 0.39 214.50 643.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 42.54 686.04

Chilaune 8 80 7 0.52 286.00 2,288.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 406.56 2694.56

Chilaune 1 160 10 2.5 1,375.00 1,375.00 0.80 30 0.66 0.53 550 290.40 290.40 1665.40

0+370 Chilaune 9 50 5 0.39 214.50 1,930.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 127.62 2058.12

0+400 Chilaune 1 50 5 0.39 214.50 214.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 14.18 228.68

0+520 Chilaune 4 50 5 0.39 214.50 858.00 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 56.72 914.72

Chilaune 1 70 7 0.52 286.00 286.00 0.11 30 0.66 0.07 550 38.91 38.91 324.91

0+570 Badar 4 80 7 0.52 286.00 1,144.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 203.28 1347.28

1+200 Badar 5 50 5 0.39 214.50 1,072.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 70.90 1143.40

Badar 6 70 7 0.52 286.00 1,716.00 0.11 30 0.66 0.07 550 38.91 233.45 1949.45

Badar 3 140 10 2.5 1,375.00 4,125.00 0.61 30 0.66 0.40 550 222.34 667.01 4792.01

1+450 Badar 10 80 7 0.52 286.00 2,860.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 508.20 3368.20

VolumeDistance

(m)MDs/cum

MDs/

TreeChainage Species No

Girth

(cm)

Height

(m)

Man

days

Harvesting

Cost

Total

Harvesting

Cost Calculation of Raniswara Shakhar Pakhar CFUG Belghari-Archalbot-Lamabagar-Serabazar-Letaure-Pachok Road, LamjungTransportation

Cost

Total Cost

(NRs.)

District

Rate

Tranport

Cost/nos

VolumeDistance

(m)MDs/cum

MDs/

TreeChainage Species No

Girth

(cm)

Height

(m)

Man

days

Harvesting

Cost

Total

Harvesting

Transportation

Cost

Total Cost

(NRs.)

District

Rate

Tranport

Cost/nos

Badar 9 160 10 2.5 1,375.00 12,375.00 0.80 30 0.66 0.53 550 290.40 2613.60 14988.60

1+500 Badar 8 50 5 0.39 214.50 1,716.00 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 113.44 1829.44

123 62646.69Total

3+890 Chilaune 1 80 7 0.52 286.00 286.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 50.82 336.82

Chilaune 1 160 10 2.50 1,375.00 1,375.00 0.80 30 0.66 0.53 550 290.40 290.40 1,665.40

3+900 Chilaune 1 80 7 0.52 286.00 286.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 50.82 336.82

3 62,646.69 Total

Volume Distance (m) MDs/cumMDs/

Tree

Cost calculation of Kerabari CFUG: Belghari-Archalbot-Lamabagar-Serabazar-Letaure-Pachok Road, Lamjung

Chainage Species No Girth (cm)Height

(m)

Man

days

Harvesting

Cost

Total

Harvesting

Cost

Transportation

CostTotal Cost

District

Rate

Tranport

Cost/nos

6+800 Chilaune 8 50 5 0.39 214.50 1,716.00 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 113.44 1,829.44

Chilaune 9 80 7 0.52 286.00 2,574.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 457.38 3,031.38

Bakaino 4 160 10 2.5 1,375.00 5,500.00 0.80 30 0.66 0.53 550 290.40 1,161.60 6,661.60

6+820 Bakaino 2 80 7 0.52 286.00 572.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 101.64 673.64

Chilaune 5 160 10 2.5 1,375.00 6,875.00 0.80 30 0.66 0.53 550 290.40 1,452.00 8,327.00

6+830 Chilaune 3 80 7 0.52 286.00 858.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 152.46 1,010.46

6+840 Chilaune 4 50 5 0.39 214.50 858.00 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 56.72 914.72

Sisau 27 80 7 0.52 286.00 7,722.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 1,372.14 9,094.14

Sisau 4 160 10 2.5 1,375.00 5,500.00 0.80 30 0.66 0.53 550 290.40 1,161.60 6,661.60

6+860 Sisau 18 80 7 0.52 286.00 5,148.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 914.76 6,062.76

6+870 Sisau 3 50 5 0.39 214.50 643.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 42.54 686.04

Chilaune 4 80 7 0.52 286.00 1,144.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 203.28 1,347.28

Chilaune 7 160 10 2.5 1,375.00 9,625.00 0.80 30 0.66 0.53 550 290.40 2,032.80 11,657.80

6+880 Chilaune 6 50 5 0.39 214.50 1,287.00 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 85.08 1,372.08

Chilaune 2 160 10 2.5 1,375.00 2,750.00 0.80 30 0.66 0.53 550 290.40 580.80 3,330.80

6+890 Saal 1 50 5 0.39 214.50 214.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 14.18 228.68

Saal 4 80 7 0.52 286.00 1,144.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 203.28 1,347.28

Saal 6 160 10 2.5 1,375.00 8,250.00 0.80 30 0.66 0.53 550 290.40 1,742.40 9,992.40

6+900 Saal 3 50 5 0.39 214.50 643.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 42.54 686.04

Saal 2 80 7 0.52 286.00 572.00 0.14 30 0.66 0.09 550 50.82 101.64 673.64

6+920 Saal 1 50 5 0.39 214.50 214.50 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 14.18 228.68

6+950 Saal 4 50 5 0.39 214.50 858.00 0.04 30 0.66 0.03 550 14.18 56.72 914.72

127 76,732.17

Cost calculation of Sikhra CFUG: Belghari-Archalbot-Lamabagar-Serabazar-Letaure-Pachok Road, Lamjung

Total

Volume

Dista

nce

(m)

MDs/c

um

MDs/

Tree

Man

days

Harvesting

Cost

Total

Harvesting

Cost

Transportation

CostTotal Cost

Distri

ct

Rate

Tranport

Cost/nosChainage Species No Girth (cm)

Height

(m)

Cost calculation of Fruit Trees: Belghari-Archalbot-Lamabagar-Serabazar-Letaure-Pachok Road,Lamjung

S.N Owners Name Address

Chainag

e Species No Rate/ Tree Total Cost (NRs.) Remarks

Archalbot-9 1+250 Lapsi 10 2000 20000

Archalbot-9 1+450 Lapsi 10 2000 20000

20 40000Total Amount

1Ranishawara

Community

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28 August, 2017

ADB's Comments Incorporation for Involuntary Resettlement Plan of Belghari-Aarchalbot

Road Sub-Project, Lamjung

S.N ADB Comment on Resettlement Plan Response

Section

1:

a) Project description, introduction of

RP, project information and

subproject information are mixed with

each other. Present related

information in one paragraph for one

aspect.

Incorporated and avoiding the repetitions.

b) Number of plots given in text and

table are not matching. The statement

given in the paragraphs does not

clearly mentioned whether all plots

will be affected or part of the plot is

affected. The sentence in this regards

may be interpreted as impact on all

land parcel. Maintain consistency and

revise the presentations.

Tallied and consistency made.

c) Mentioned that 50 plots are lacking

official land ownership. But the report

does ’t e plai how the are treated for impact and compensation.

Whether the plots are cultivated by

people or not, whether there is

customary claim or land use claim by

the affected persons exists or not.

Further assessment on land use

pattern and status, customary claim is

needed. Further elaborate last two

sentence written in the paragraph.

Land is barren and none of households

have claimed their right over the land

during household survey. People can claim

after notice publication and they will be

paid if claim is genuine.

d) review all paragraphs in relation to

impact assessment for loss of

different types of structures. The

definition of physical displacement

has been interpreted differently. As

per SPS 2009- physical displacement is

relo atio , loss of reside tial la d, or loss of shelter as a result of (i)

involuntary acquisition of land, or (ii)

involuntary restrictions on land use or

on access to legally designated parks

Incorporated.

a d prote ted areas.

e) States that most of the private

structures owned by indigenous

people but the assessment of impact

on them have been presented in

generic way using standard language

for all RPs. Further, assessment of

impact on indigenous people is

needed.

IPs are categorized (Tamang and Gurung)

impact is well defined. IPs loses minor

structure and only two structures are fully

affected and only one structure owned by

Newar.

2 The paragraphs written in section-2:

socio-economic analysis contains differing

statements, figures and analysis. The

analysis presented in para 10,11 and 13

have different sets of interpretation on

income loss and livelihood strategy of the

affected persons. The interpretation

presented in paragraphs and figures

presented in table are not complementing

each other. Carefully review the section

and revise interpretation and analysis of

the information in line with figures and

numbers.

Socioeconomic analysis data regarding

agricultural and non-agricultural incomes

are verified and corrected. Thus,

contradictions are sorted out.

a) Last sentence of para 19 talk about

impact on their customary right. But

the impact assessment section

explains that there is no customary

claim of land as all land are titled or

recorded in the cadastral map and are

individually owned. Further elaborate

what type of customary rights exists in

the area and how they are not

affected.

No impact on cultural heritages due to

project intervention.

Impact on customary rights is omitted.

b) Para 20 explains that most of affected

families are earth quake affected

families. Further assessment is

needed to those families whether

they will be further vulnerable due to

land acquisition or not.

None of the affected HHs found vulnerable

due to land acquisition.

3 Para 16 states that the RP will be disclosed

to APs as soon as DLPIU is formed. As we

know all required offices and committees

have already formed. Revise the text

Para 16; Comments incorporated.

accordingly. The disclosure of draft RP is

required prior to approval. Ensure that RP

is duly disclosed.

4 Para 26 revised the text in relation to

formation of DLPIU. Follow the

resettlement framework provision

regarding timing of GRM formation.

Revised.

5 Para 43: There is long gap between date

of census and government notice

publication of for land acquisition. Assess

whether the cutoff date is still valid or not.

If there is transaction of the land in

between then there could be problem in

paying entitlement. Refer second last

sentence of the para and revise

accordingly, if needed.

Yes, there is long gap between date of

census and government notice. All the land

transaction which takes place between

census survey and government notice

publication is also eligible for

compensation. This issue will be resolved as

per prevailing Act.

6 Para 48 and other para: regarding

allowances and other assistance, the

recommendation has been proposed

based on ad hoc basis. There are clear

provisions in the entitlement policy matrix

attached to the RP. Revise all

recommendation adopting provisions

specified in entitlement matrix.

Allowances and assistances have been

revised as per entitlement matrix.

7 Para 53-56: Explain rationale for

recommendation of life skill training. It

seems that the skill trainings are proposed

by assumptions. If the impact assessment

identified that there will be impact on

income source or livelihood strategy, the

skill development training could be one of

mitigation measure and strategy to

restore income and livelihood. In that

case, the name of affected person,

required skill, other stipends need to be

finalized in advance and to be included in

RP with details of implementation

arrangement and budget. If it is only for

enhancement measure in addition to

mitigation measures explain it very

clearly. The eligibility of APs for skill

training is not clearly defined and not

consistent with skill training provisions in

entitlement matrix. Review the

Number of trainees has been identified as

per training criteria and lump sum budget

has been mentioned.

presentation on these paras and revise it

following scope of income/livelihood

restoration and entitlement matrix.

8 Para 58: The recommendation of land

compensation is based on LRO rate. It is

not clear whether the recommended rate

represent the replacement cost. As per

entitlement matrix and SPS requirement

all compensation must be paid in

replacement cost principle. So, assess the

replacement cost for land and

recommend in line with policy provisions.

Proposed cost is included in the report.

After finalized by CDC, cost will be updated.

9 Table 13: The total loss by category and

re o e ded udget does ’t represe t the multiple of rate and loss of land. In the

section 1 it is mentioned that the loss in

new cutting (due to project cause) is less

compare to area of land loss in the table.

Verify the figures and revise accordingly.

Revise recommendation for allowances

following provisions in entitlement matrix.

The cost and source for management cost

for absentee is not clear. Revise it

accordingly.

Verified and revised.

10 Revise the sentences in institutional

arrangement with updated information on

formation of different institutions for

project implementation. Elaborate the

section how the RP will be implemented

and develop TOR if any new arrangement

other than DISC and CISC is proposed.

Revised.

11 The attached implementation schedule

given in table 14 is blank. Revise the table

comparing activity of civil works and

provisions of loan agreement and

covenants.

Complete table is revised and attached.

12 Section 1.2 monitoring and evaluation:

Revise name of different institution

proposed for monitoring and supervision

following updated institutional

arrangement for project implementation.

Revised.

13 Para 74: NRA cannot be external monitor

as it is executing agency. Revise the

provision and propose new arrangement if

external monitoring deemed necessary.

The last sentence of the para has

proposed for post-resettlement

implementation evaluation study. Develop

TOR for the activity with cost estimate and

procurement process.

Unnecessary lines are omitted and

corrections are made where necessary.

14 Appendix III: Review the loss area. In

number of cases the area of land loss is

significantly big. So, further impact

assessment is required for those who lose

large area of land despite the %loss is less

than 10% of total productive assets.

Reviled.

15 There is special provision in entitlement

matrix for the households losing more

than 10% of their productive assets. But,

no entitlements have been recommended

for this category despite there is record of

>10% loss. Verify the information and

revise the entitlements.

Verified at field level and corrected in RP

too.

16 Appendix IV: Cross verify the

recommendation of valuation of

structures as there are omissions, and

cross posting of value and allowances.

Verified.

17 Revise executive summary following

revisions in the main report.

Revision is made

18 Above are the major comments minor

comments are written in hard copies.

While revising the documents please go

through all sections and paragraphs to

avoid omission, repetitions, and unclear

sentences.

Comments are incorporated step by step.

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Plan 49215-001 Loan: 3260 August 2017 NEP: Earthquake Emergency Assistance Project Belghari-Archalbot-Lamabagar-Sernabazar-Liture Pachok Road Project Prepared by the