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Water and Sanitation (select and put from the material to be prepared for social forum)
To deliver the drinking water facility to all the people of rural areas, projects with various technologies will be launched in accordance with geographical situation and existing water sources. Priority will be accorded to complete those projects, which are not yet completed. In hilly region, piped water supply projects will be given priority as far as possible, taking into account the density of population. The drinking water sources, which are traditionally in use, will be improved and protected in the place where there is scattered settlement and where projects with pipe supply are not feasible. Pumping system with solar power and electric power will also be constructed, taking account of the accessibility of water source and the capability of consumers in operation, repair and maintenance of projects.
The work that UCSS currently undertakes in 10 areas around the villages of Nepal and mountain and remote areas are characterized by several key qualities. All projects provides long-term solutions that are low in cost, appropriate to local needs and conditions and combine a safe water supply with sanitation and hygiene education. The water and sanitation facilitates can be operated and maintained, and therefore owned, by local communities. These are the hallmarks of UCSS's work. By supporting UCSS, thousands of individuals, local communities and organizations have helped millions of poor people in developing remote parts of Nepal achieve healthier and more prosperous futures. UCSS receives funds from a wide variety of sources including companies, trusts, government bodies and community groups as well as thousands of individuals. It is due to the support of all of its donors that UCSS income rose to Rs 10 millions in 2001-2002, enabling 60,000 people to make dramatic improvements to the quality of their lives. We have following policies for coming years to provide more adequate and hygienic drinking water the poor people of the Himalayan regions of the country:
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