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Nepal

Volume 112: debated on Wednesday 18 March 1987

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asked the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs if he will make a statement on the level of aid given to Nepal; and if he will list the major projects.

Our aid disbursements to Nepal in 1986 are provisionally estimated at £9·9 million.Our main current projects are:

£ million
Maintenance of British funded roads8·7
Eastern Region Water Supply4·2
Forestry Research2·2
Malaria Control1·0
Two important new projects are due to start shortly. These are:

£ million
Maleku-Mugling road7·7
A group of projects for the development of the Koshi Hills in Eastern Nepal9·0
Our continuing programme of technical assistance includes support for the Nepal administrative staff college, the Lumle agricultural centre, the Budhanilkantha school and a training programme which brings to the United Kingdom over 100 trainees a year.