Three Drinking Water Projects Operational in Aiselukharka Rural Municipality, Benefiting 370 Households
Summary
Three drinking water projects have been brought into operation in Aiselukharka Rural Municipality of Khotang, benefiting 370 households with 372 new taps. The municipality says it is advancing a “one house, one tap” program and plans to extend clean drinking water to all remaining households next year.
Key Points
- Three drinking water projects in Aiselukharka Rural Municipality have started operating in two wards, benefiting 370 households.
- The projects were completed through a cost-sharing arrangement between the rural municipality office, Action for Nepal, and consumer committees.
- A total of 372 taps have been built, and the municipality says it is working toward a “one house, one tap” program for all households.
- Local residents who previously relied on wells and rivers are now receiving clean drinking water at home.
