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Since 1982, the Kulekhani hydropower dam has played a key role in Nepal’s development. Co-financed by the World Bank Groups’ International Development Association (IDA) in the mid-1970s as its first support to the power sector in Nepal, the scheme comprises a 114 meter tall dam that impounds a lak...

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