
Land distribution and allocation for riverbed farming [Nepal]
Riverbed farming provides landless and land-poor households with the possibility to earn an income from on-farm activities close to home
- 编制者: Shreedip Sigdel
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Riverbed farming provides landless and land-poor households with the possibility to earn an income from on-farm activities close to home
A water use master plan supports the development of integrated water resources at the local level; all stakeholders, including disadvantaged groups, take part in the plan.
Conducting participatory action research with farmers and line agencies for demonstrating, disseminating and scaling up drip irrigation.
Participatory and collaborative learning through the farmer field school approach
Participatory technology testing and adaptation through farmer-led experiments
Participatory action research with multiple stakeholders for the demonstration and extension of improved rainfed hill terraces in Nepal
Wider diffusion of sustainable soil management technologies through a demand responsive farmer-to-farmer diffusion approach
Production of fuel and manure from animal waste
A soil cement water collection pond to store rainwater, runoff and household kitchen waste water free from soap and detergent for supplemental irrigation purpose during dry seasons.
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