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1	Introduction	After the implementation of the National Forest Plan in 2033 BS, the organizational structure of the then Forest Department was changed and after the decision to establish 40 Forest Division Offices across the country. The Dolpa Forest Division Office was established in 2034 BS with the objective of conserving and developing the forest of Dolpa district. V.S. According to the policy of establishing 5 Regional Forest Directorates and District Forest Offices in all 75 districts of the country in 2040 BS according to the spirit and spirit of decentralization. District Forest Office, Dolpa was established in 2042 BS. B.S. In 2050 BS, the organization was formed in Dolpa district with 8 range posts under the leadership of RP III District Forest Officer. Report on "Democracy of Forest Area, Good Governance and Sustainable Development Task Force", instructions given to the Ministry of Forests and Soil Conservation on various issues received from the Natural Resources and Resources Committee of the Legislature-Parliament. Realizing the need for organizational and managerial restructuring of the forest administration to rectify the problems and weaknesses, the employees who have been promoted in accordance with Article 24 D1 of the Second Amendment Ordinance 2069 of the Civil Service Act 2047 BS have been adjusted and posted. With effect from 2070/71, the organizational structure of the Central Organization of the Forest Department and the subordinate District Forest Offices has been changed. A new organizational structure was started by converting the forest offices into the posts of Assistant Forest Officer of RPP category. Purpose To embody the phrase "Forestry for Prosperity". To maintain ecological balance. To manage sustainable forest. To continuously fulfill the demand of forest production. To conserve biodiversity. To support poverty reduction by creating employment at the local level. To prevent and control the smuggling of forest products. Remove forest encroachment and prevent further forest encroachment. To increase income and employment by improving the status of forests by scientific management of forests To control poaching of wild animals and birds and to protect their habitats. To make the supply of forest produce accessible to all, To increase the forest area by planting trees in the vacant, peri, khola, kholsi and low status forest areas in the district, to promote the regeneration of the regenerated forest areas. To collect revenue from the sale and distribution of timber and firewood from the pleasant slopes in the forest. To emphasize on the production and management of deep timber forest products including bay leaves and Timur. To reduce the pressure on the national forest by promoting private forest program. To increase the participation of local people in forest conservation, promotion and forest development programs. To consume the stones, ballast and sand of the canals by reducing the environmental impact. Goal To supply forest produce in the most accessible way To increase the forest area by planting trees in the vacant, peri, khola, kholsi and low status forest areas in the district, to promote the regeneration of the regenerated forest areas. To collect revenue from the sale and distribution of timber and firewood from the pleasant slopes in the forest. To emphasize on the production and management of deep timber forest products including bay leaves and Timur. Plan The Division One Office should keep records of individuals, NGOs, companies and cooperatives who can provide technical assistance to those who wish to plant private trees. Such registered persons or organizations will have the right to conduct forest related programs in the district. The Division Forest Coordinating Committee will form a Technical Assistance Committee to accelerate and monitor the development of private forests. The entire responsibility for the management of private forests will remain with the private forest owners. However, upon their request, the Division Forest Office will provide technical assistance to the concerned stakeholders. Although the main responsibility for marketing the products of private forests lies with the private forest owners, the forest enterprise organization at the district level will correct the information about the price and market opportunity of different species of firewood and inform the Division Forest Office from time to time. Division Forest Office itself will facilitate for attractive investment in private forest development. In order to support private forest development with the support of the government and donor countries, study and research work will be conducted to reduce the deforestation period, increase production and reduce the risk of economically important species. To make the process of registration of private forests and deforestation and transportation of private forest products simple and effective. As there is potential for the following types of private forests in the district, policy reforms should be recommended to develop private forests accordingly. NGOs will be encouraged to play an active role in building private forest groups, private forest networks and federations of private forest owners. To promote alternative energy sources. To conduct large scale private forest tree planting program in the district.	2025-11-03	—

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After the implementation of the National Forest Plan in 2033 BS, the organizational structure of the then Forest Department was changed and after the decision to establish 40 Forest Division Offices across the country. The Dolpa Forest Division Office was established in 2034 BS with the objective of conserving and developing the forest of Dolpa district. V.S. According to the policy of establishing 5 Regional Forest Directorates and District Forest Offices in all 75 districts of the country in 2040 BS according to the spirit and spirit of decentralization. District Forest Office, Dolpa was established in 2042 BS. B.S. In 2050 BS, the organization was formed in Dolpa district with 8 range posts under the leadership of RP III District Forest Officer. Report on "Democracy of Forest Area, Good Governance and Sustainable Development Task Force", instructions given to the Ministry of Forests and Soil Conservation on various issues received from the Natural Resources and Resources Committee of the Legislature-Parliament. Realizing the need for organizational and managerial restructuring of the forest administration to rectify the problems and weaknesses, the employees who have been promoted in accordance with Article 24 D1 of the Second Amendment Ordinance 2069 of the Civil Service Act 2047 BS have been adjusted and posted. With effect from 2070/71, the organizational structure of the Central Organization of the Forest Department and the subordinate District Forest Offices has been changed. A new organizational structure was started by converting the forest offices into the posts of Assistant Forest Officer of RPP category. Purpose To embody the phrase "Forestry for Prosperity". To maintain ecological balance. To manage sustainable forest. To continuously fulfill the demand of forest production. To conserve biodiversity. To support poverty reduction by creating employment at the local level. To prevent and control the smuggling of forest products. Remove forest encroachment and prevent further forest encroachment. To increase income and employment by improving the status of forests by scientific management of forests To control poaching of wild animals and birds and to protect their habitats. To make the supply of forest produce accessible to all, To increase the forest area by planting trees in the vacant, peri, khola, kholsi and low status forest areas in the district, to promote the regeneration of the regenerated forest areas. To collect revenue from the sale and distribution of timber and firewood from the pleasant slopes in the forest. To emphasize on the production and management of deep timber forest products including bay leaves and Timur. To reduce the pressure on the national forest by promoting private forest program. To increase the participation of local people in forest conservation, promotion and forest development programs. To consume the stones, ballast and sand of the canals by reducing the environmental impact. Goal To supply forest produce in the most accessible way To increase the forest area by planting trees in the vacant, peri, khola, kholsi and low status forest areas in the district, to promote the regeneration of the regenerated forest areas. To collect revenue from the sale and distribution of timber and firewood from the pleasant slopes in the forest. To emphasize on the production and management of deep timber forest products including bay leaves and Timur. Plan The Division One Office should keep records of individuals, NGOs, companies and cooperatives who can provide technical assistance to those who wish to plant private trees. Such registered persons or organizations will have the right to conduct forest related programs in the district. The Division Forest Coordinating Committee will form a Technical Assistance Committee to accelerate and monitor the development of private forests. The entire responsibility for the management of private forests will remain with the private forest owners. However, upon their request, the Division Forest Office will provide technical assistance to the concerned stakeholders. Although the main responsibility for marketing the products of private forests lies with the private forest owners, the forest enterprise organization at the district level will correct the information about the price and market opportunity of different species of firewood and inform the Division Forest Office from time to time. Division Forest Office itself will facilitate for attractive investment in private forest development. In order to support private forest development with the support of the government and donor countries, study and research work will be conducted to reduce the deforestation period, increase production and reduce the risk of economically important species. To make the process of registration of private forests and deforestation and transportation of private forest products simple and effective. As there is potential for the following types of private forests in the district, policy reforms should be recommended to develop private forests accordingly. NGOs will be encouraged to play an active role in building private forest groups, private forest networks and federations of private forest owners. To promote alternative energy sources. To conduct large scale private forest tree planting program in the district.

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