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The North-South corridors: roads to local prosperity?

June 13, 2015 Hans Andersen

Economy and Infrastructure, Money, Local Economy, Business, Roads, Roads and More Roads / 0 Comments

Mid-hill Highway and the north-south corridor roads

The Mid-hill Highway is flanked by a series of roads that lead north and south, known as the North-south Corridors. These “corridor roads” came on the drawing board several decades ago as a major key to economic growth and development in the Mid-hills. Construction work began in the 1990s, and by the mid-2000s several roads […]

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Left by the road: expropriation without compensation

June 13, 2015 Hans Andersen

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Textbook distribution: a chain of commission

It’s not all rosy when the dozers plough through the land of the locals. Indeed, the value of the property may go up once the road opens. But in the meantime, the only way to avoid loss is by way of receiving government compensation. To be sure, the government usually pledges a formally calculated compensation […]

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Mid-Hill Highway – 1776 km. of road from East to West!

June 13, 2015 Hans Andersen

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Over steep hills and across deep valleys: Mid-hill Highway

It can seem almost impossible considering the terrain of steep hills and deep valleys, but it’s nonetheless a fact. The Mid-hill Highway – going from East to West across the interior of the country – is getting nearer completion! The Mid-hill Highway is now bending its way from Chiyabhanjyang of Panchathar in the East to […]

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Winners and losers: impressions from Jomsom/Lo Montang

June 13, 2015 Hans Andersen

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On public contract: road construction

Kunda Dixit from Nepali Times went up to Jomsom and Lo Montang to examine the new road and its effects on the local community. What he found? Well, both winners and losers. Indeed, the mule drivers were not all that happy for the road which was quickly undermining their business! Truck drivers, on the other […]

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Roads and nostalgia – a memory from Jomsom

June 13, 2015 Hans Andersen

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Longing for the pristine.

Imagine being on a hike along a seemingly pristine mountain trail, feeling light years away from the noise and smog of the city. Why did you go there? Well, not because you had to reach the market in town or the healthpost to see the doctor or buy medicine. No, you went there longing precisely […]

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To build roads or not… That is the question

June 13, 2015 Hans Andersen

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To build roads or not… That is the question

Roads is not a panacea, Irin Asia writes, but it’s an inescapable part of any national development. In many districts, poor transportation is automatically making price levels higher! It’s more expensive to bring goods and it’s equally costly to collect produce and bring it to town. Few well-qualified teachers want to settle at a remote […]

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