to the 8.5 million people who have never used the internet and a further 14.5 million who have virtually no ICT skills".

However, the submissions also show that many organisations acknowledge the government's motivations for reform are sound.

Labour's Shadow Work and Pensions Secretary Liam Byrne said: "Universal Credit is overdue and over budget and now everyone from the chancellor to charities, the CBI to local councils is warning this is a car-crash about to happen.

"We've been warning of this for months and we're summoning Iain Duncan Smith to the Commons for a full scale debate."

But ministers insist the timetable for the introduction of Universal Credit remains on track to begin in October 2013. They say it will be phased in over a number of years, with eight million householdsSouth Asia are faced with looming water and sanitation crisis due to poor water supply and management infrastructure, industrial growth, uncontrolled urbanization, and environmental pollution. Contrary to expectations, Nepal is one of the most water insecure countries in the region despite being one of the richest in terms of per capita renewable water availability in Asia. Pollution of surface water resources through household and industrial refuge and open defecation are common scenarios in Nepal and across the South Asian region.

While perhaps less talked about, poor hygiene and sanitation are no less of the concern as water crisis for Nepal as the consequences of these are often closely interlinked and aggravative the impacts the others. Globally, unsafe hygiene and sanitation-related diseases account for 7% of total diseases burden and