Proceedings of the General Meeting of the Association of Japanese Geographers
Annual Meeting of the Association of Japanese Geographers, Autumn 2002
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Recent development of livestock industry and caste system in Nepal: Supply of milk and meat to urban area and the Kasai’s activity
Toshihiro TSUKIHARA
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Recent development of livestock industry in Nepal Himalaya is discussed from aspects of milk and meat supply to urban area of the capital city Kathmandu. Nepal’s dairy development is influenced by Indian case, i.e. so called “White Revolution”, on its methodology. And the trend was clear from 1980s. But the meat related industry is comparatively less modernized yet. And dealing of meat and livestock is still under hands of Newari-Kasai or Muslims who were traditionally enrolled in that field. Geographical study on livestock and livestock industry in south Asia needs integrated approach, which can cover cultural or social view of livestock relating to caste system, dynamic tradition of south Asian religious culture, and ecological studies related on livestocks.
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