High dams in the Himalaya

By:

"Valdiya, K. S."

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Nainital; PAHAR; 1993Description: 37pSubject(s):

Economics of benifits

DDC classification:

333.7846 VAL

Summary: The himalayan region is not in a hopeless condition in spite of the pressure of population and the present resources degradation. Here is where the idea of sustainable development begins. However if does not need concerted efforts at all levels, from micro to macro to face the dual challenge of acute poverty and the need for ecological rehabilitation. The rich natural resources and mountain specific advantages of the Himalaya need wise utilization sensitive to needs at all levels.

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The himalayan region is not in a hopeless condition in spite of the pressure of population and the present resources degradation. Here is where the idea of sustainable development begins. However if does not need concerted efforts at all levels, from micro to macro to face the dual challenge of acute poverty and the need for ecological rehabilitation. The rich natural resources and mountain specific advantages of the Himalaya need wise utilization sensitive to needs at all levels.

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