Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Country Presentation
“ Nepal”
By
Chakravarti Kanth
Project Director
Regional Urban Development Project
Department of Urban Development and Building Construction
The views expressed in this presentation are the views of the author and do not necessarily
reflect the views or policies of the Asian Development Bank Institute (ADBI), the Asian
Development Bank (ADB), its Board of Directors, or the governments they represent. ADBI
does not guarantee the accuracy of the data included in this paper and accepts no
responsibility for any consequences of their use. Terminology used may not necessarily be
consistent with ADB official terms.
National And Local Level Policy, Institutional Arrangements, And Financing For Sanitation
Every citizen shall have right of to live in healthy and clean environment.
(Constitution of Nepal, Article 30.1)
Every citizen shall have right of access to clean water and sanitation.
(Constitution of Nepal, Article 35.4)
Government of Nepal
National Planning Commission
NSHSC
Planning Implementing
NSHCC
R-WASH-CC
M/V-
WASH-CC
Leadership capacity building program for sustainable and
improved sanitation strategies for policymakers
National And Local Level Policy, Institutional Arrangements, And Financing For Sanitation
Significant
Private
Sector MoWS
MoUD Urban WASH
ENGAGEMENT
DWSS Stakeholders:
DUDBC
Shared
Moderate
Media
MoFALD
Responsibility,
Municipality/MuAN
WUSCs
Mutual
Bagmati Conservation Accountability
Melamchi/PID/KUKL
NGOs Academia NWSC
Little
Water Boards
TDF
Coverage %
National Sanitation Coverage: 97.3% 120
Province : 3 (7)
97.3
District : 58 (77) 100
46 46
Source: Ministry of Water Supply 40 39 40
30 49.5% = 7% per year
25
20 20
6
0
1990 1997 2000 2002 2005 2007 2008 2010 2011 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018
March
Coverage %
Status of Sanitation as
per JMP 2017 Report
Sanitation status in
Nepal December,
2017
Source: SACOSAN-VII Paper
Government Community
Leadership Ownership
Policy
§ Lack of waste water management policy & fecal sludge management
Institution
§ Ownership by 3 tiers of government
§ Fragmented institutions with overlapping responsibility
Capacity
§ Provincial & local level capacity
Financing
§ Insufficient, uncoordinated and unpredictable financial flows at all level
§ No guaranty of maintenance and rehabilitation fund
§ Deficit of budget in Sanitation sector
Partnership
§ Instrumentation and consistent implementation missing
§ Sustainability of ODF (up to total sanitation)
§ Sanitation facility in public places, market area
§ Motivation of private sector
§ Functionality of water supply projects (water supply access 87%, sanitation 97%)
§ Climate change, DRM in WaSH