Darshan Karki

Mukhiya Fish Farms, located in Sahidnagar Municipality in Madhesh Province, Nepal, is in many ways a historical institution. Run by husband-wife duo Kanhaiya and Manju Devi Mukhiya, the farm was established nearly 40 years ago by Boyalal Mukhiya, Kanhaiya’s late father and a pioneering fish farmer. In the early days, Kanaiya’s father practiced general fish farming.

By Surendra Phuyal, Sanju Koirala, Darshan Karki, and Anuj Mishra Experts and stakeholders working to ensure greater acceptance of the water–energy–food–ecosystems (WEFE) nexus approach in Nepal are calling for renewed efforts to get the WEFE nexus incorporated in government programs and policies. Such efforts, they stress, should include steps to educate more officials and elected representatives at all tiers of government: federal, provincial, and local.

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