Ramechhap. Umakunda Rural Municipality, which is the remote settlement of Ramechhap and the last human settlement in the district, has organized an integrated government mobile camp with the objective of providing government services to the citizens at the local level.
The camp organized by Umakunda Rural Municipality in coordination with the District Administration Office, Ramechhap will be held in all seven wards of the rural municipality, said Vice-Chairperson of the rural municipality, Sabitri Sunuwar.
The camp started from Himali village Gumdel in Umakunda Rural Municipality-1. According to the rural municipality, administrative services, national identity cards, planning and revenue related services will be provided by reaching all the wards gradually under the seven-day camp.
Vice-chairperson Sunuwar said that the integrated mobile camp has been organized every year with the objective of reducing the burden of time and expense for the citizens of geographically remote Umakunda to reach the district headquarters Manthali and the center of the rural municipality. He said that the camp has been organized with the objective of providing government services at the local level especially to the senior citizens, women and people with disabilities. The camp has provided services like distribution and copy of Nepali citizenship certificate, distribution of details for national identity card, business registration and renewal, business cancellation, registration of tole development organization and agreement of municipality-level development plan from a single place. On the first day of the camp, Ward No. 1 Gumdel received 75 new Nepali citizenship certificates. Among them, 69 are male and 6 are female.
Copies were provided to 56 people who lost or lost their citizenship. Similarly, one person was provided with a ‘B’ class disability identity card. The details of 37 people were collected in Gumdel towards the national identity card and five national identity cards prepared earlier were distributed to the concerned citizens.
According to the rural municipality, 24 municipal-level plan agreements were signed from the camp to facilitate the local development works. Similarly, three new businesses were registered, six businesses were renewed and four businesses were scrapped.
Ward No. 2. The locals have also received significant services from the integrated mobile camp conducted in Bamti. In Bamti, 73 people have been given citizenship, both new and copying. Out of them, 34 have received new citizenship and 39 have received copies.
The details of 56 people have been collected for the national identity card in Bamti and five identity cards have been distributed. To speed up the local development plan, 19 projects have been signed from the camp site. Three new businesses have been registered, one business license has been registered, 15 businesses have been renewed and three businesses have been scrapped. Three neighborhood development organizations have also been registered, according to the rural municipality. A revenue of Rs
78,800 has also been collected from the camp for various administrative services, business registration and renewal fees. According to the rural municipality, due to the remote geography, the locals have felt relieved after getting government services in the village even when they have to go to the district headquarters and the municipality center for general administrative work. The rural municipality has said that the camp will also be conducted in the remaining wards of Umakunda as per the schedule.
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