the village of raviopi is a two-hour drive from kathmandu.ts slopes are steep, the soil is dry, and now the monsoon season is about to begin. bimala tolange belongs to the mijar caste, the mountain dalits. she faces even more hurdles. due to a lack of well-paid jobs, her r husband has left the country. now he works in malaysia's oil industry, but bimala doesn't know exactly what he does. last summer he left for at least three years. he's never seen their young daughter. bimala: it would be so much better if my husband could stay here in nepal. if he'd found a job in farming, or some other kind of job. he would be a helping hand. he could take the children too schohool, or help when s someos sick. but we have no choice. reporter: thanks to her husband's earnings, bimala tolange has some livestock. her house is larger than some of the others here. she used to mainly tend to the household, and work from time to time as a day laborer. but then her life took an unexpected turn. the international climate protection and development organization icim

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