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From Irrigation Direct Canada Ashton Barton from the University of Guelph Canada The 3 different regions of Nepal httpwwwnontouristprojectcomwpcontentuploads201403Nepalregionsmappng ID: 537409

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Low cost drip irrigation tubing

From Irrigation Direct Canada

Ashton Barton from the University of Guelph, CanadaSlide2

The 3 different regions of Nepal

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About Nepal

Agriculture is the backbone of the economy

Basis of livelihood and sustenance for most of the population

Average agricultural land holding is less than 1 ha

Per capita income USD

30043 of 75 districts are food-deficient

Erratic climatic events such as flooding

Food insecurity due to being located in remote areas, increasing population and lack of transportation and distribution, low income and lack of food access in generalSlide4

Nepal’s Climate

Climate varies with location in the country:

in the terai region the summers are hot and dry, with mild winters

In the valley area/middle hills the summer and winter temperatures are both

mild

in the mountainous region the summer is mild and the winter hits sub zero temperatures

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The Product!!!!Slide6

Drip Irrigation Tubing

From Irrigation Direct Canada

Simple form of irrigation for gardens or fields of various sizes

Made out of Union Carbide 7510 polyethylene resin

Low cost

Shipped out of

Burlington Ontario

$4.75- $145.00 = 291.7-8904.45 rupees

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Benefits to Canada!!!Slide9

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Provides jobs for Canadians

Business For Canadian company

Money into Canadian Economy

Union Carbide 7510 polyethylene is produced in Canada

Trading relationship between Canada and Nepal

Canada depends heavily on trade with other countries

Product can be distributed by USC Canada (a Canadian aid program)

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Benefits to Nepal!!!Slide11

Environmentally friendly!

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Less Labour!

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- Available to the poorer rural regions

- Can be purchased by large group or individualsCan be used in gardens or fields

No machinery required

Step-by-step instructions

Solves the issue of drought concern

More involvement for women in the rural community

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ContinuedSlide14

70% efficient or more

Waterlogging and salinity no longer a concern

Produces higher yields and better quality products

Fewer weeds

Repairs can be done

locallyAllow for expansion after yield and income increase

Continued

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References and ConclusionsSlide16

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Affordable!

Beneficial!

Functional!

Reliable!

Efficient!Slide17

1. Adhikari

, R., & Adhikari, K. (2005). Trade Knowledge Network. Market Access Barriers to Select Nepalese Agricultural Exports, 1-282. Dow

Canada. (1995).

Retrieved

from http://www.dow.com/canada/3. Environmental Green Products: Benefits of drip irrigation. (2011, January 4). Retrieved October 7, 2014, from

http://www.environmentalgreenproducts.com/store/benefits-of-drip-irrigation-pg-12.html4. ICID: Resources - Irrigation - Irrigation and Environment - Environmental Impacts of Irrigation. (2012).

Retrieved

from http://www.icid.org/res_irri_envimp.html

5. Irrigation Direct Canada. (2009). Retrieved from http://www.irrigationdirect.ca/6. Project profile: USC Canada - Program 2010-2015. (n.d.). Retrieved

from http://www.acdi-cida.gc.ca/cidaweb/cpo.nsf/vWebCSAZEn/E51DFA0C9FC7FFB98525773D003735FC7. Suresh Kuman, D., & Palanisami, K. (2010). Agricultural Economics Research Review. Impact of Drip Irrigation on Farming System: Evidence from Southern India, 23,

265-272.

8. Upadhyay, B.; Samad, M.; Giordano, M. 2005. Livelihoods and gender roles in

drip-irrigation technology

: A case of Nepal. Working Paper 87. Colombo, Sri Lanka: International

Water Management

Institute.Slide18

Presentation by: Ashton Barton

Presentation Length : 4 min 26 sec

University of

Guelph in partnership with IDRC CIFSRF and DFAITFaculty Sponsor: Prof. Manish Raizada (

raizada@uoguelph.ca) For further information: A detailed written evaluation of

this export idea

is posted on this website: http://agtradenepalcan.weebly.com/