Looking for a better and sustainable alternative to grants and loans? Go for FDI
A grant refers to the transfer of resources–which are not required to be repaid–from one entity to another. Aid is […]
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Liberty Discussion on ‘Unequal Votes: The undemocratic election system of Nepal
Liberty Discussion for the month of November was held on November 25th, 2022 at Samriddhi Foundation. Discussion was based on […]
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Ups and Downs of Forest Carbon Markets
By – Sindhuj Thapa Climate change is a complex and pressing issue that demands our attention. While science continues to […]
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Unequal votes: The undemocratic election system of Nepal
Critical development efforts cannot succeed without a legitimate and democratically elected government that is responsive and accountable to its citizens. […]
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Independent candidates, rise up!
The local elections held back in May this year and the triumphant victories of independents like Balen Shah (Kathmandu), Harka […]
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The Woeful Tale of Aviation Industry of Nepal
by – Anmol Purbey The Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal on 30th October, 2022 stopped Nepal Airlines’ flight to Delhi […]
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Construction of Nijgadh International Airport: Beyond an Environmental Concern
by – Niyati Shrestha The dangling fate of the national pride project, Nijgadh International Airport (NIA) came to a rest […]
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Import restrictions on Nepali tea: A potential blessing in disguise
Today, tea is one of the most important industrial cash crops of Nepal. Nepal produces approximately 16.29 million kilograms of […]
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Amid increasing interest rates and housing prices, will land use policy help at all?
Post-Pandemic, the interest rate in the financial sector of Nepal has increased drastically. According to the report published by the […]
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Cracking Nepal’s new stock exchange dilemma
The overall picture of public penetration of the capital market in a country can be seen through the measure of […]
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Should there be a minimum threshold on FDI?
By – Anmol Purbey The government increased the minimum threshold (the lowest amount of money that an investor has to […]
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National Debt
By – Anmol Purbey Time and again people talk about how much national loan is on every Nepalese citizen’s head. […]
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Breaking the bottlenecks to regional hydropower connectivity
Nepal has come a long way from being a power-starved nation to a power surplus country exporting hydroelectricity. Gone are […]
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Seed security: A path to secured agriculture sector in Nepal
This article was originally published in www.nepallivetoday.com on October 3, 2022 by Niyati Shrestha. Ms. Shrestha is a researcher at […]
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The process of EIA in Nepal- Development or a disappointment?
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) is a planning tool which enables decision makers to accept environmentally friendly projects and reject environmentally […]