People > Nirman Shrestha

Nirman Shrestha

Regional Researcher - Agricultural Water Management

Research team:

Water, climate change and resilienceClimate mitigation and adaptation pathways

Areas of expertise:

hydrological modelingagricultural water managementcrop water balance modelinggeographic information systemProject managementfield experiment setups

Nirman has worked in different projects in Asia, Europe, South America and Africa. After longer stays in Belgium, UK and USA, he is now based in Kathmandu, Nepal, since 2017. Prior to joining IWMI, he has published several peer-reviewed articles, and supervised some graduate and postgraduate students.

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Languages:

English, Nepali, Newari, Hindi

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Office:

Kathmandu – Nepal

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