National Assembly Chairman Dahal Highlights Legal Obstacles in Pastureland Development
Summary
National Assembly Chairman Narayan Prasad Dahal says legal obstacles are slowing the development of pastures and grazing lands that could generate jobs and income in Nepal. He called for a thorough review of overlapping forest, parks, and land laws to support better pasture policy and climate adaptation.
Key Points
- Narayan Prasad Dahal said overlapping legal provisions are creating obstacles to pasture and grazing land development in Nepal.
- He called for a comprehensive review of forest, national parks, and land-related laws to improve coordination.
- Dahal said pastures should be developed as sources of business, local income, and employment, not just traditional animal husbandry.
- He linked better pasture management to climate adaptation, water-source conservation, and soil erosion control.
