Designing community-based payment scheme for ecosystem services: a case from Koshi Hills, Nepal

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RT @LaxmiBhatta12: Our study suggests possibility of #PES #mechanism in drinking water. we conducted a research on a #ADB funded water supp…

RT @LaxmiBhatta12: Our study suggests possibility of #PES #mechanism in drinking water. we conducted a research on a #ADB funded water supp…

Our study suggests possibility of #PES #mechanism in drinking water. we conducted a research on a #ADB funded water supply project in #Dhankuta #Nepal. Our study convinced #PES mechanism is feasible. @ADB_HQ @icimod #Koshibasin @dfat https://t.co/ozmk2vf

RT @LaxmiBhatta12: Thanks #KBP ; Koshi basin program @icimod for suporting this work. #SDIP Australian Govt. https://t.co/z2TjhGlyMR

Thanks #KBP ; Koshi basin program @icimod for suporting this work. #SDIP Australian Govt. https://t.co/z2TjhGlyMR