Man accesses water in Kailas, Bajhang District, Nepal
Better availability of water for home use is one of the benefits the village of Kailas has seen as a result of conservation of the uphill forests. Kailas is a village of 300+ households and over 3000 people situated several thousand meters up in the mountains from the city of Chainpur. Access is only by a steep trail traversing the hillsides. Kailas, Bajhang District, Nepal. Photograph by Jason Houston for USAID.
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Man accesses water in Kailas, Bajhang District, Nepal
Better availability of water for home use is one of the benefits the village of Kailas has seen as a result of conservation of the uphill forests. Kailas is a village of 300+ households and over 3000 people situated several thousand meters up in the mountains from the city of Chainpur. Access is only by a steep trail traversing the hillsides. Kailas, Bajhang District, Nepal. Photograph by Jason Houston for USAID.