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Nepal Hazard Risk Assessment 2.16 MINING SECTOR The geological surveys conducted by Department of Mines and Geology, Government of Nepal, revealed the possibility of major metallic and industrial mineral deposits, but a poor infrastructure and lack of a skilled work force inhibited further development of the mineral industry. Broadly, the mineral and query products range from Metallic, nonmetallic, Gemstone, decorative and dimension stones, construction minerals and fuel minerals. The average annual yields of minerals are shown in the Figure 2.27. The figure shows the profile of revenue created by production of Minerals. It is found that limestone, marble, coal and talk stone have rendered more income in this sector. 2.17 TRADE AND FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS SECTOR 2.17.1 BANK DENSITY The map in Figure 2.28 shows the density of bank in each district per 1000 of population. The highest bank density is in Kathmandu which is 3.76 banks per 1000 population (ICIMOD and CBS, 2003a). The graph in Figure 2.28 shows the average of bank density in geo-development region. The highest density is in the central region and the lowest is in far-western region. Average Total Price of Minerals Average Price(0,000 NRS) Marble Slab cut Marble Craggy 4488 Red clay 100000 10000 589 1000 Limestone(chemical grade) Kynite(a) Marble Chips 132 47 100 10 13 22 186 Kynite(b) Marble Aggregate 1074 1 66 Tourmaline 10 2 5 60 mestone(cement grade) 31880 Quartz crystal (a) Lignite 1484 1124 Quartz crystal (b) Coal(Sub.bitu.) Salt Figure 2.28. Map show bank density per 1000 population (Source: (ICIMOD and CBS, 2003a)) Talc Figure 2.27. Average total price of minerals (Source: (DMG, 2009)) 36
Nepal Hazard Risk Assessment 2.17.2 COOPERATIVES DENSITY The map in Figure 2.29 shows density of the cooperatives per 1000 population. The highest density is in the central region where Kathmandu (the highest density of cooperatives) located (ICIMOD and CBS, 2003a). The lowest density is in far-western region. The district where the lowest density located is Manang (ICIMOD and CBS, 2003a). Figure 2.29. Map shows cooperatives density per 1000 population (Source: (ICIMOD and CBS, 2003a)) 37
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