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Introduction
The REDP was initiated on 16th August 1996 as a joint programme between Government of Nepal (GoN) and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the World Bank. It complements the rural electrification objective of the Tenth Five Year Plan by promoting micro hydro schemes, solar and wind energy and biogas schemes. It adopts holistic approach by linking rural electrification with rural economic activities and ultimately impact positively on livelihood of the rural people. Decentralized and participatory planning, decision making, implementation, monitoring and evaluation activities are basic pillars for the success of the program...read
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URJA (Volume 25)
Literally, the end-use means the
ultimate or final use/ application of
any product or initiative and the end-users
are understood as the persons who actually
use them as these products are specifically
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 Annual
Report 2002 
The Rural Energy Development Programme
(REDP: NEP/ 95/016) was started on 16
August 1996 with the aim of improving
livelihoods of the rural people and
preserving the environment through the
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REDP Phase I
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Contact REDP
Rural Energy Development Programme (REDP)
P.O. Box 107
Jawalakhel, Lalitpur
Nepal
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Tel: 977-1-5547609 / 5544146
Fax: 977-1-5544576
Email: info@redp.org.np
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It might sound quite astounding, but the community people of a remote village called Dudilabhati are finding ... 
The development of various types of decentralized rural energy systems is taking place in various nooks and corners of the country... 
The Bhoksing VDC has been declared as the Model Energy VDC by the Eight District Council of the Parbat District Development Committee... 