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Chautari Book Seires 6
Jagannath Adhikari & Sharad Ghimire
Publisher: Martin Chautari/ Centre for Social Research and Development
Thapathali, Kathmandu
First edition, 2002
Page 127, Price Rs 75
ISBN 99933-396-3-6
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Environmental justice is a relatively new concept now considered important in improving environmental quality and enabling the sustainable use of resources and their protection, empowerment of the marginalized and improved livelihood security. Various studies related to the access of people to resources, distribution of ecological benefits and hazards and livelihood security are included in this bibliography. Even though these works have not used the concept of environmental justice as such, they contribute to an understanding of the concept.
This bibliography will help students, researchers, project implementer, and policy makers identify and understand environmental justice problems in Nepal.
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Jagannath Adhikari, Ph.D., is a social scientist interested in various aspects of society-resources dynamics. He has authored a number of books on Nepal.
Sharad Ghimire holds a Master's degree in botany. He has been conducting research on environmental conservation.
Inside the Book
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Chapter One: Natural Resources Management
Forest Resources
Water Resources and Irrigation
Women and Resources
Environmental Impact Assessment
Chapter Two: Urban Environment
Solid Waste Management
Water Pollution
Air Pollution
Other Issues
Chapter Three: Park-People Relations
अध्याय चारः नेपाली भाषाका सन्दर्भ सामग्रीहरु
प्राकृतिक श्रोत व्यवस्थापन
शहरी वातावरणीय समस्या
स्थानीय जनता र राष्ट्रिय निकुञ्ज विवाद
वातावरणीय कानून तथा
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