NEPAL-CHINA-PROJECT COMPANY-SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY PROJECTS

NEPAL-CHINA-PROJECT COMPANY-SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY PROJECTS

(221116) -- KATHMANDU, Nov. 16, 2022 (Xinhua) -- This photo taken on Nov. 8, 2022 shows a millet field irrigated through a canal built with help from a project company which funds and operates the Upper Marsyangdi A Hydropower Project, in Lamjung, Nepal. As the Upper Marsyangdi A Hydropower Project funded and operated by a Chinese company in western Nepal has been contributing its share in improving Nepal's power supply over the years, the project company has been benefiting local communities with more than 200 projects. (Photo by Hari Maharjan/Xinhua)

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