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Entry Point Activities (EPA) are community activities aimed at increasing participation in watershed planning. EPA can include various low-cost activities and should avoid disrupting community harmony. Villagers identify potential EPA through discussions and meetings. The activities are then implemented with villagers' physical and financial contributions. Example EPAs provided are livestock healthcare, nutrition programs, gender initiatives, drinking water, agriculture, and rural infrastructure projects.
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