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(1) to protect, promote, and make environmental friendly and
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sustainable use of, natural resources available in the country, in
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consonance with national interest and adopting the concept of
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inter-generational e quity, and make equitable distribution of
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fruits, according priority and preferential right to the local
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communities,
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(2) to make multi -purpose development of water resources, while
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according priority to domestic investment based on public
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participation,
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(3) to ensure reliable supply of energy in an affordable and easy
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manner, and make proper use of energy, for the fulfilment of the
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basic needs of citizens , by generating and developing renewable
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energy,
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(4) to develop sustainable and reliable irrigation by making control
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of water -induced disasters, and river management,
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(5) to conserve, promote, and make sustainable use of, forests,
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wildlife, birds, vegetation and bio -diversity, by mitigating
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possible risks to environment from industrial and physical
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develop ment, while raising awareness of general public about
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environment cleanliness,
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(6) to maintain the forest area in necessary lands for ecological
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balance,
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(7) to adopt appropriate measures to abolish or mitigate existing or
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possible adverse environmental im pacts on the nature,
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environment or biological diversity,
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(8) to pursue the principles of environmental ly sustainable
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development such as the principles of polluter pays , of
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precaution in environmental protection and of prior informed
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consent.
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(9) to make advance warning, preparedness, rescue, relief and
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rehabilitation in order to mitigate risks from natural disasters.
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(h) Policies relating to basic needs of the c itizens :
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(1) to prepare human resources that are competent, competitive,
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ethical, and dev oted to national interests, while making education
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scientific, technical, vocational , empirical, employment and
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people -oriented,
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(2) to make private sector investment made in education service -
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oriented by regulating and managing such investment, while
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enha ncing the State's investment in the education sector ,
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(3) to make higher education easy, qualitative and accessible, and
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free gradually,
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(4) to establish and promote community information centres and
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libraries for the personality development of citizens,
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(5) to keep on enhancing investment necessary in the public health
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sector by the State in order to make the citizens healthy,
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(6) to ensure easy, convenient and equal access of all to quality
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health services,
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(7) to protect and promote health systems including Ayurveda , as a
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traditional medical system of Nepal, natural therapy and
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homeopathy system,
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(8) to make private sector investment in the health sector service -
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oriented by regulating and managing such investment, while
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enhanci ng the State's investment in this sector,
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(9) to focus on health research and keep on increasing the number of
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health institutions and health workers in order to make health
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services widely available and qualitative,
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(10) to increase average life expectancy by reducing maternal and
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infant mortality rate, while encouraging family planning for
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population management on the basis of Nepal's capacity and
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need ,
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(11) to manage unplanned settlement and develop planned and
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systematic settlement,
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(12) to provide for sustainable production, supplies, storage, security,
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and easy and effective distribution of foods by encouraging food
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production in tune with climate and soil, in consonance with the
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concept of food sovereignty , while enhancing investment in the
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agriculture sector ,
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(13) to ensure planned supply system by according special priority to
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the remote and backward regions, while ensuring equal access of
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all citizens to basic goods and services,
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(14) to enhance investment in the transportation sector, while ensuring
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simple, easy and equal access of the citizens to transportation
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facilities , and to make the transportation sector safe, systematic
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and persons with disabilities friendly by encouraging public
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transportation and regulating private transporta tion, while
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according priority to the environment friendly technologies,
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(15) to arrange for access to medical treatment while ensuring
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citizen's health insurance.
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(i) Policies relating to labo ur and employment :
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(1) to make competent and professional the labour force that has
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remained as the main socio -economic strength of the country and
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enhance employment within the country, while ensuring a
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situation enabling all to work,
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(2) to guarantee social security, while ensuring the basic rights of all
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labou rs, in consonance with the concept of decent labour,
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(3) to abolish all forms of labour exploitation including child labour,
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(4) to encourage participation of labours in management, while
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maintain cordial relations between the labours and entrepreneurs,
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(5) to regulate and manage the sector in order to make foreign
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employment free from exploitation, safe and systematic and to
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guarantee employment and rights of the labours,
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(6) to encourage to mobilize the capital, skills, technology and
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experience gained from foreign employment in productive
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sectors in the country .
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(j) Policies relating to social justice and inclusion :
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(1) to keep on making appropriate arrangements for the livelihood s
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