determine the choice of design, construction methods and building materials for forms, which do not have to follow standard designs in conformity with acceptable technical and structural norms (section 12); and approve allocation of timber permits as per the rules and regulations issued by the MoA from time to time (section 16). Environment-related provisions in GYT Chathrim 2002 Article 8 of the GYT 2002 gives the GYT the power and function to adopt and enforce Chathrim regulations at the level with respect to: Dzongkhag safe disposal of waste (section 1); control and prevention of pollution of air, soil and water (section 2); sanitation standards (section 3); control of communicable livestock diseases within the in accordance with the Dzongkhag Livestock Act 2001 (section 4); allocation of safe and drinking water from water supply schemes (section 5); allocation of irrigation water, in accordance with the provision of the Land Act 1979 (section 6); and protection and harvesting of edible forest products in the local area in accordance with the Forest and Nature Conservation Act 1995 (section 8). Article 9 of the GYT 2002 the GYT broad administrative power and function at the Chathrim level with respect to: Dzongkhag administration, monitoring and review of all activities that are part of the plan, Dzongkhag including the maintenance of community properties such as and their lhakhangs, goendeys water supply schemes, irrigation channels, footpaths, nangtens, chhoerten, mani dangrem, mule tracks, farm and feeder roads, suspension and cantilever bridges, micro-hydels, basic health units and outreach clinics, lower secondary school and community schools, and extension centers of the RNR sector (section 2); conservation and protection of water resources, lakes, springs, streams, and rivers (section 7); custody and care of communal community forests, including and sokshing nyekhor medicinal herbs and accordingly prevention of illegal house construction and all other tsamdo, types of encroachments on land and forests (section 8); prevention of construction of structures, whether on national, communal or private lands, within 50 feet of highways falling in local area (section 9); and protection and preservation of or and which are not part of ney, nyekhang yulha zhiday, custody of a monastic body or central agencies (section 10). NIP Procedural Manual and Modules
determine the choice of design, construction methods and building materials for forms, which do not have to follow standard designs in conformity with acceptable technical and structural norms (section 12); and approve allocation of timber permits as per the rules and regulations issued by the MoA from time to time (section 16). Environment-related provisions in GYT Chathrim 2002 Article 8 of the GYT Chathrim 2002 gives the GYT the power and function to adopt and enforce regulations at the Dzongkhag level with respect to: safe disposal of waste (section 1); control and prevention of pollution of air, soil and water (section 2); sanitation standards (section 3); control of communicable livestock diseases within the Dzongkhag in accordance with the Livestock Act 2001 (section 4); allocation of safe and drinking water from water supply schemes (section 5); allocation of irrigation water, in accordance with the provision of the Land Act 1979 (section 6); and protection and harvesting of edible forest products in the local area in accordance with the Forest and Nature Conservation Act 1995 (section 8). Article 9 of the GYT Chathrim 2002 the GYT broad administrative power and function at the Dzongkhag level with respect to: administration, monitoring and review of all activities that are part of the Dzongkhag plan, including the maintenance of community properties such as lhakhangs, goendeys and their nangtens, chhoerten, mani dangrem, water supply schemes, irrigation channels, footpaths, mule tracks, farm and feeder roads, suspension and cantilever bridges, micro-hydels, basic health units and outreach clinics, lower secondary school and community schools, and extension centers of the RNR sector (section 2); conservation and protection of water resources, lakes, springs, streams, and rivers (section 7); custody and care of communal community forests, including sokshing and nyekhor tsamdo, medicinal herbs and accordingly prevention of illegal house construction and all other types of encroachments on land and forests (section 8); prevention of construction of structures, whether on national, communal or private lands, within 50 feet of highways falling in local area (section 9); and protection and preservation of ney, nyekhang or yulha and zhiday, which are not part of custody of a monastic body or central agencies (section 10). NIP Procedural Manual and Modules
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