Nepal Government Secures $3.6M Grant for Human-Tiger Interface Project
The Nepalese government has secured a $3.6 million grant from the Global Environment Facility, facilitated by WWF, to manage the human-tiger interface, as announced by Minister Jagadish Kharel on January 16. Additionally, the government approved the financial modality for the Budhigandaki Hydropower Project and appointed Mohammad Shafillah as Vice Chairman of CTEVT, among other high-level decisions.
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The Nepalese government accepted a $3.6 million grant for managing the human-tiger interface, announced by Minister Jagadish Kharel on January 16. The grant is from the Global Environment Facility via WWF.
A team will negotiate concessional loans from the World Bank for a clean air project. Approval was also given for the Budhigandaki Hydropower Project's financial modality and the formation of a commission to investigate cooperatives. Mohammad Shafillah was appointed Vice Chairman of CTEVT, and several high-level foreign visits were approved.
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