Cabinet decisions: Grants to be accepted for management of human-tiger interface
Summary
The Nepalese government has approved accepting a $3.6 million grant for managing human-tiger interactions, alongside decisions on hydropower project financing, cooperative investigations, and official foreign visits.
Key Points
- The government has decided to accept a $3.6 million grant for a human-tiger interface management project.
- A dialogue team will be formed to negotiate concessional loans and grants from the World Bank for clean air and prosperity projects.
- The financial modality for the Budhigandaki hydropower project has been endorsed by the government.
- A commission led by former High Court judge Binod Prasad Sharma has been formed to investigate cooperative sector issues.
