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Nepal is a mountainous country which covers about 15% area of snow capped mountains of the Himalayan Region (altitude 4877–8848 m) and 68% of hills and mountains including inner valleys, the Hilly Region (altitude 610–4877 m). Most of those areas are prone to sediment related water induced disasters such as slope failure, debris flow, and landslide which are triggered due to torrential rainfall during the monsoon rainy season. The average annual rainfall in the central region of the country ranges from 2000 mm to 3000 mm. The geology here is young and fragile and steep morphology. So, most of the areas in mountains and hills are prone to those three types of sediment related water induced disasters such as slope failure, debris flow, and landslide (DPTC, 1999) and that causes the loss of lives and properties, infrastructures and environmental degradation each year.

Horizontal drilling drainage as a preventive measure for water induced landslide risk reduction: A case study from Sindhuli Road, Section I, Nepa