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Dipak Gyawali

Dipak Gyawali

Dipak Gyawali is the Director of the Nepal Water Conservation Foundation and is also Pragya of the Royal Nepal Academy of Science and Technology. His research focuses on the interface between technology and society, and on issues of water and energy in particular.

Resources by this Author:

The Contested Terrain of Water Development and Human Rights

Expertise:

Hydrology

Last Updated: Oct 26, 2006

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