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Resource Efficient Built Environment: Methodologies and Lesson Learned
Climate change is a reality and the era of cheap energy is over. There is urgency to adopt cleaner ways of generating and using energy. Building sector being one of the major consumers of energy and consequently, one of the major polluters, they also...
UNHABITAT, (2014)
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Nepal: Rapid Assessment Gap Analysis
Use of traditional biomass resources, which supplies over four-fifths of the total energy needs in Nepal, contributes to deforestation, indoor air pollution and drudgery. This mainly affects women and children. It causes loss of agricultural producti...
GoN, UNDP, (2013)
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Clean Start In Nepal
It is estimated that 28 percent of people in Nepal live with no access to electricity. Furthermore the low reliability of access and frequent electricity shortages create serious issues for consumption and productive use. Despite a very high potentia...
UNCDF, (2016)
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Renewable Energy for Rural Livelihood ( RERL )
In July 2014, the Government of Nepal (GoN) and United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) signed the project document of Renewable Energy for Rural Livelihood (RERL), which is a joint initiative of the GoN, Global Environment Facility (GEF) and UND...
GoN, RERL/UNDP, (2014)
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Energy to Move Rural Nepal Out of Poverty:The Rural Energy Development Programme Model in Nepal
The Rural Energy Development Program model in Nepal is one of 17 case studies which, together with a report titled ‘Towards an ‘Energy Plus’ approach for the poor: A review of good practices and lessons learned from Asia and the Pacific’ and an A...
UNDP, (2012)
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SDGs in Nepal Goal 7: Info-graphics
Where do Nepal’s seven provinces stand in terms of each of the Sustainable Development Goals? This series of info-graphics developed by United Nations Nepal in partnership with Nepal in Data and published in the Republica national daily, illustrates ...
UNDP, (2018)
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Decentralized Energy Access and the Millennium Development Goals
The Government of Nepal(GoN) through the Alternative Energy Promotion Center (AEPC) of the Ministry of Environment (MoEnv) has been giving high priority to the promotion of rural and renewable energy technologies mainly micro-hydro, solar, bio gas a...
UNDP, AEPC/MoE/GoN, (2011)
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Renewable Energy In The Federalized Context And The Role Of Alternative Energy Promotion Center.
This document has been prepared to clarify the roles and responsibilities of local government in the federal context as they have major role in preparation of policy, plans, monitoring & management of renewable energy related projects. This document ...
GON, AEPC/GEF, UNDP, (2019)
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Eco-Friendly Living for a Sustainable Planet (Brochure)
The construction materials we use consumes a lots of energy. We also use energy in our homes mainly for lightning, cooking,space heating and transportation. The use of fossil fuels such as petroleum and coal causes air pollution and also contributes ...
UNHABITAT, (2012)
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Biogas Technology: A Training Manual for Extension
Bio gas has proved to be a viable technology in the physical and sociology-economic conditions of Nepal. The hydro power generating potential of Nepal is calculated as one of the highest in the world but only about 12 percent of the population is con...
FAO, CMS, (1996)
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