Bolivia's water war about one specific policy, while the popular struggle in Nepal was about the foundations of country's politics.

The term FEDECOR signifies an organisation in Bolivia comprising local professionals., including engineers and environmentalists.

the socialist Party participated in Bolivia's water war

The main cause of Bolivia's water war was the increased price of water by four times, after the Government of bolivia sold its rights of water supply of a multinational company.

bolivia is located in south America.

The environmental movement and the women's movement are examples long-term movements.There is no single organization that controls or guides such movements.Environmental movements is label for a large number of organizations and issue specific movements.

Its objective was to stop the dam from being constructed.Gradually it became a wider movement that questioned all such big dams and the model of development that required such dams.

King Gyanendra, in February 2005, dissolved the Parliament, dismissed the democratically elected government and seized power.This led to a movement in 2006, to take away the power from the king.

The MNCs were the multinational companies in Bolivia.Bolivia was pressurised by the world Bank to give up its control of municipal water.They sold these rights to a multinational company (MNC).The company increased the price of water by four times and people had to pay huge amounts.This led to a spontaneous popular protest.

Kittiko-Hachiko (meaning, pluck and plant) was a movement started in Karnataka in 1984, a non-violent protest, where people plucked the eucalyptus plants planted by Karnataka Pulpwood which destroyed their grazing land planted saplings of trees that were useful to the people

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Due to water bills

April 2006

King Birendra

King Gyanendra