The ESIA for Shivam Jaivik Khad Tatha Urja Pvt. Ltd details a biogas project in ward no. 3 of Jagarnathpur Rural Municipality, Parsa, processing 60 tons of organic waste daily from commercial sectors to produce 2800 m3/Day of biogas each day and subsequently 1120 kg/Day of refined bio CNG which will be filled in cylinders and 9.5 tons of fertilizer, with mitigation measures proposed for manageable environmental and social risks.

The ESIA for Fossil Fuel Solution Pvt. Ltd. details a biogas project in Suddhodhan Rural Municipality-1, Kapilvastu, processing 65 tonnes of organic waste daily to produce 1060 kg of Bio-CNG and 9.8 MT of fertilizer, with mitigation measures proposed for manageable environmental and social risks.

The ESIA for Emerald Energy Pvt. Ltd. details a biogas project in Pratappur Rural Munucipality-3, Nawalparasi, processing 60 tons of organic waste daily to produce 979 kg of Bio-CNG and 9.4 MT of fertilizer, with mitigation measures proposed for manageable environmental and social risks.

The Environmental and Social Screening Report for Emerald Energy and Organic Fertilizer Pvt. Ltd. evaluates the potential environmental and social impacts of a large-scale biogas project in Pratappur Rural Municipality, Nawalparasi, Nepal. The project involves the establishment of a Continuous Stirred Tank Reactor (CSTR) biogas plant that processes organic waste to produce biogas and organic fertilizer.

The document is an Environmental and Social Screening Report for a large-scale biogas subproject in Shuddhodhan-1, Kapilvastu, developed by Fossil Solution Pvt Ltd. The project aims to produce to produce biogas through a Continuous Stirred Tank Reactor (CSTR) system through the continuous digestion of organic waste with an anaerobic digester.

The document is an Environmental and Social Screening Report for a large-scale biogas subproject in Shuddhodhan-1, Kapilvastu, developed by Fossil Solution Pvt Ltd. The project aims to produce to produce biogas through a Continuous Stirred Tank Reactor (CSTR) system through the continuous digestion of organic waste with an anaerobic digester.

The document is the second amendment version of the previous Environmental and Social Management Plan for 100kWp Shubhakalika Solar Mini Grid Subproject, Kalikot report. The report identifies the potential environmental and social impacts and risks of the Shubhakalika Solar Mini Grid Subproject, reviews national as well as international policy and standards framework and assesses Environmental and Social Impacts and Mitigation Measures with suggestion for appropriate mitigation measures to avoid, minimize and mitigate the adverse impacts as Environmental and Social Management Plan (ESMP).

The document is the amended version of the previous Environmental and Social Management Plan of 100 kWp Kankasundari Solar Mini Grid Subproject in Jumla. The document provides the Environmental and Social Management Plan (ESMP) for the 100 kWp Kankasundari Solar Mini Grid subproject which is categorized as ‘low risk’ based on the environmental and social screening.  It provides the assessment of environment and social baseline, review of national and international policies and legal framework and suggests mitigation measures during construction and operation phase. 

The document provides the Environmental and Social Management Plan (ESMP) for the 100 kWp Kankasundari Solar Mini Grid subproject which is categorized as ‘low risk’ based on the environmental and social screening.  It provides the assessment of environment and social baseline, review of national and international policies and legal framework and suggests mitigation measures during construction and operation phase. 

The study outlines Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) for a 911 kW run-of-river Amadablam Mini Hydro Subproject (AMHP) project in Khumbu Pasanglhamu Rural Municipality, Nepal. Key assessments in the ESIA include the project's physical, biological, and socio-economic impacts. The study highlights benefits like job creation and reduced forest resource usage, alongside mitigation plans for adverse effects on the environment, wildlife, and cultural settings. Additionally, the project includes a stakeholder engagement framework and an Environmental and Social Management Plan (ESMP) to ensure community involvement, regulatory compliance, and monitoring throughout construction and operation.

The document provides Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) and Environmental and Social Management Plan (ESMP) to ensure safeguard compliance during implementation and operation of the proposed Monjo Khola Minihydro Subproject. The ESIA identifies the project’s potential environmental, biological, and socio-economic impacts. Key areas include biodiversity conservation, local economic development through tourism support, and enhanced energy security. Mitigation measures, such as reforestation and safe water discharge practices, are outlined alongside with various plans including stakeholder engagement plan.

The study provides an environmental assessment of the Monjo Khola Mini Hydro Subproject, located in Solukhumbu District, Nepal. It highlights potential environmental impacts of the hydroelectric project and proposes mitigation measures and environmental management plans to address those impacts.

The document outlines the overview, environmental and social risks, and impacts associated with 11 biogas generation sub-projects to be added under the Mini-grid Project, following the success of the Extended Biogas Project under the Scaling-up Renewable Energy Program (SREP).

The report assesses potential environmental and social impacts for a proposed Kankasundari Solar Mini Grid of 100 kWp capacity in Kankasundari Rural Municipality-6 of Jumla district. The project is categorized as low-risk subproject and requires an Environmental and Social Management Plan (ESMP) for comprehensive mitigation, community health, and safety measures.

The report provides the Environmental and Social Screening of proposed Dhuk Solar Mini Grid Subproject (50 kWp) in Mustang. The project is categorized as Low Risk Subproject and suggests Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) including other plans. 

The report identifies the potential environmental and social impacts and risks of the Shubhakalika Solar Mini Grid Subproject, reviews national as well as international policy and standards framework and assesses Environmental and Social Impacts and Mitigation Measures with suggestion for appropriate mitigation measures to avoid, minimize and mitigate the adverse impacts as Environmental and Social Management Plan (ESMP).

The document assesses the effectiveness of implementation of ESS policy and ESS risk management at AEPC level. The report reviews the ESS performance of AEPC and AEPC’s compliance with national environmental legislation and international standards set by development partners for the renewable energy projects. It evaluates AEPC's organizational capacity, budget, human resources, and processes related to the ESS policy, which aims to mitigate environmental and social risks across renewable energy projects.

The report outlines the Environmental and Social screening of proposed installation of a 150 kWp solar mini-grid in Shubhakalika Rural Municipality, Kalikot district. This subproject aims to improve electricity access for local facilities, including a health post, school, and approximately 531 households. Key findings from the ESS indicate no significant adverse impacts and categorizes the project as "low risk," recommending preparation of an Environmental and Social Management Plan (ESMP).

The document assesses the environmental and social impacts of a proposed 3341.22 m³ biogas plant in Dhanpalthan Rural Municipality, Morang, Nepal. The biogas plant aims to generate 2501.59 m³/day of biogas, which will be upgraded for commercial Bio-CNG production, with a goal of replacing LPG as a cooking fuel. The project is part of the SREP Biogas Subcomponent and will use cow dung, press mud, poultry, and vegetable waste as feedstock.

The Environmental and Social Management Framework (ESMF) for the Nepal Private Sector-led Mini-grid Energy Access Project outlines guidelines to manage environmental and social risks associated with renewable energy mini-grid subprojects, including micro/mini-hydro and solar systems, aimed at expanding electricity access in rural off-grid areas. It details risk assessment processes, stakeholder engagement, grievance mechanisms, and strategies to ensure inclusivity, gender equality, and the protection of vulnerable communities while promoting sustainable energy development.

The Environmental and Social Management Framework (ESMF) for the Nepal Mini-grid Project details the process for managing environmental and social (E&S) risks, adhering to both Nepalese regulations and World Bank policies. The framework covers key components such as subproject selection, E&S risk assessment, stakeholder roles (including AEPC, partner banks, and ESCOs), and monitoring, with the Resettlement Policy Framework (RPF) and Vulnerable Community Development Framework (VCDF) addressing social risks.