Environmental assessment : draft OP/BP 4.01
Purna Bahadur Chhetri
Abstract
Purna Bahadur Chhetri
Abstract
The development objectives of the Livestock Sector Innovation Project for Nepal are to increase productivity, enhance value addition, and improve resilience of smallholder farms and agro-processing enterprises in selected livestock value chains in Nepal. Some of the negative impacts and mitigation measures include: (1) improving the water efficiency, energy efficiency system in farms, promotion of composting, integration of waste water treatment facilities; (2) farmyard manure can be prepared by slurry farm shed and dung of animals. This fertilizer makes the field more fertile rather than chemical fertilizers; (3) controlling access and removing obstacles to mobility on common pastures, use of soil conservation measures, and sylvopastoralism, together with controlled livestock exclusion from sensitive areas; (4) improving animals diets to reduce enteric fermentation and consequent methane emissions and setting up biogas plant to initiatives to recycle manure; (5) payment schemes for environmental services in livestock based land use to help reduce and reverse land degradation; and (6) equal opportunity employment, no disparity in wages, establish good rapport with neighbors.
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The development objectives of the Livestock Sector Innovation Project for Nepal are to increase productivity, enhance value addition, and improve resilience of smallholder farms and agro-processing enterprises in selected livestock value chains in Nepal. Some of the negative impacts and mitigation measures include: (1) improving the water efficiency, energy efficiency system in farms, promotion of composting, integration of waste water treatment facilities; (2) farmyard manure can be prepared by slurry farm shed and dung of animals. This fertilizer makes the field more fertile rather than chemical fertilizers; (3) controlling access and removing obstacles to mobility on common pastures, use of soil conservation measures, and sylvopastoralism, together with controlled livestock exclusion from sensitive areas; (4) improving animals diets to reduce enteric fermentation and consequent methane emissions and setting up biogas plant to initiatives to recycle manure; (5) payment schemes for environmental services in livestock based land use to help reduce and reverse land degradation; and (6) equal opportunity employment, no disparity in wages, establish good rapport with neighbors.
Key concepts: Livestock, Manure, Business, Agricultural science, Biogas, Productivity, Environmental science, Resource (disambiguation)