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    KATHMANDU-KULEKHANI-HETAUDATUNNEL

    ROADANDITSECONOMICIMPACTS

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    WHATARETHEKEYWORDS??Economic implications, transportation investments,

    benefits of tunnel road, project specifications

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    DIDYOUKNOW???

    It is the first tunnel highway in Nepal, which starts

    from Balkhu with the first tunnel of about 392

    meters at Chobar.

    The main tunnel of about 3425 meters will be

    constructed at Kulekhani leading the way to

    Bhimphedi and the third tunnel of about 735

    meters will be constructed at Bhaise

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    TUNNELROADSCENARIOINNEPAL

    World population growing so is Nepals (annual growth

    of 6%)

    More population results in more demand of facilities like

    transportation, communications etc.

    Fulfilling such demand resulted in the construction ofKKHT road.

    KKHT road is first of its kind and it might act as the

    pioneer tunnel road in Nepal

    The existing major roads and the networks are generallysmall and of low standard

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    BASICINFORMATIONONKKHT ROAD

    Total Length: - 58 km

    Type of road: - 4 Lane expressway with median

    Construction period: - Within 4 years

    Responsible agency:- Nepal Purwadhar Bikash

    Company Ltd.

    Starting point: - Balkhu, Kathmandu

    Ending point: - Hetauda, Makawanpur

    Budget for construction: - Rs 34.5 billion

    Number of tunnel: - 3

    Length of longest tunnel: - 3.4 km

    Total bridges on tunnel road: - 15

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    PHOTOSHOWINGVIRTUALIMAGEOFTHE

    TUNNELROAD

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    BACKGROUNDONKKHTROAD

    It will be generous to nation economically, socially as

    well as environmentally

    Government have initiated to lease public land for

    required for construction

    NPBCL has proposed to take 57 hectares of public land

    Land sought by NPBCL includes government forest,

    community forest and other barren land

    NPBCL also plans to acquire private land in dozen

    VDCs of the 3 districts that fall on the proposed higway. NPBCL has an agreement with the government

    regarding use of leased public land for 30 yrs (contd.)

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    BACKGROUNDONKKHTROAD(CONTD..)

    After 30 years, the project will be handed to the

    government under Build Own Operate and Transfer

    (BOOT) modality of Public Private Partnership (PPP)

    149 houses are to be relocated for construction

    6 hectares of private lands must be acquired

    544 households will be partially affected

    The company will provide compensation to the house

    owners

    Estimated compensation cost: - Rs 1.15 billion

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    MAPOFKKHTROAD

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    LISTOFPLACESTHEHIGHWAYPASSES

    Chalnakhel, Setidevi, Dakshinakali, Chhaimale

    VDCs

    Basamadi, Bhaise, Nibuwatar, Sisneri, Kulekhani

    and Bhimphedi VDCs

    Kirtipur Municipality of Kathmandu

    Hetauda Municipality of Makawanpur and

    Saibu VDC of Lalitpur

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    OBJECTIVESOFKKHTROAD

    Hetauda will only be one hour away from Kathmandu

    (58 km) by the end of 2016 thanks to KKHT road

    The country needs an express ways like KKHT road to

    bring socio-economic transformations

    It will not only connect people to market but also bringchanges in their lifestyle

    It is expected to save around Rs 15 billion annually on

    fuel and spare parts

    The tunnel road will help connect western Nepal toKathmandu

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    INVESTORSOFKKHTROAD

    Private:- Business Community, Construction Business

    Group, Non-resident Nepali Groups, Transport Business

    Groups, Foreign Employment Group, Cooperative and

    Financial Institutions

    Public: - Local (VDC, Municipalities) and Nepal Government.

    People:- Individuals, Local Communities

    Tunnel road has 28 commercial bank, 200,000 locals

    and non-resident Nepalese

    Constructed under Public-Private-Peoples-Partnershipmodel

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    PICTURESSHOWINGTHECONSTRUCTIONIN

    PROGRESS

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    ECONOMICBENEFITS

    Fuel Consumption: - Shortening of 227 km highway to

    58 km tunnel road helps to reduce transport costs and

    fuel consumption

    Fare:- Shortening in distance results in reduction in

    fare. Time Consumption:- KKHT road saves 5 hours of

    precious time.As we know Time is Moneyitultimately helps in saving money.

    Goods Mobility: - Being an agricultural country theremust be easy mobility of goods. This tunnel road will act

    as a great boon in Nepal because of its easy mobility of

    goods

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    ECONOMICBENEFITS(CONTD..)

    Sustainable Development: -It will be of great benefitsin this present time and future. Trade, marketing andvarious economy boosting activities can be organized inthe valley by the people who are outside of the valleydue to easy access of transportation

    Employment: - The construction will required largenumber of skilled and semi-skilled manpower. Localpeople will be directly benefited. Enhance links willprovide infinite opportunities

    Efficiency: -Toll pricing allows for rational decisions onthe part of consumersthey can choose to avoidunnecessary trips and to time-shift trips to lesscongested times.

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    ECONOMICBENEFITS(CONTD..)

    Building the Right Facilities: - Without proper price

    signals, building expensive new urban roadways leads

    to continually increasing congestion. With pricing,

    however, the over-use of a facility is kept in check, and if

    congestion rises, prices rise. Greater Safety: - According to studies(Peter Samuel,

    2005), the accident rate on toll roadswhere the flow of

    traffic is more is lower

    Fairness: - Users pay for their use in proportion to their

    use. Where congestion charges (or time-of-day pricing)

    can be implemented, they pay for the cost they impose

    on each other through congestion

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    ECONOMICBENEFITS(CONTD..)

    Further development: -Additional income-generating

    activities made possible by improved transportation or

    lower-cost access

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    IDYLLICIMAGEOFTHETUNNELROADTOBE

    CONSTRUCTED

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    ROADACCIDENTSDUETOPOORROAD

    NETWORK

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    No of road accidents 2001-2009

    Series 1

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    VEHICLECOMPOSITIONTHATAREAFFECTED

    BYPOORROADNETWORK

    Vehicle population as of 2010

    Motorbike(73%)

    Car/Jeep(12%)

    Crane/Dozer/Truck(4%)Tractor(6%)

    Tempo(1%)

    Micro/min bus(3%)

    Other(1%)

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    CONCLUSION

    From economic aspects this project is a huge boon for

    the nation

    It directly or indirectly helps the economy of the country

    It helps in the sustainable development of the nation

    Road accidents can be reduced by good and smooth

    highway

    Furthermore it aids in developing other basic facilities

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    ANY QUESTION ???

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    THANK YOU FOR YOUR PRECIOUS

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