Agriculture in Nepal remains the mainstay of the national economy, accounting for 28.1 percent of the country’s total GDP. While […]

Government’s economic decision has several implications manifested in the form of changes in various macroeconomic variables. Economists have asserted that […]

It is a common knowledge that labor or human resource plays a significant role in contributing to the economic progress […]

Mennonite Economic Development Associates (MEDA) and Samriddhi Foundation, in partnership with Society of Economic Journalists in Nepal (SEJON) and Federation […]

A series of new bills and amendments, ranging from public procurement, contribution-based social security to media council were tabled at […]

Amidst much fanfare, the incumbent government announced the contribution-based Social Security Scheme that aimed to cover nearly 3.5 million formal […]

Samriddhi Foundation is ranked 116th out of 144 in 2019 Best Independent Think Tanks in the 2019 Global Go To […]

For many years now, the discussions concerning Public Procurement in Nepal has been besieged by the complaints regarding project implementation […]

The constitution of Nepal provides the jurisdiction of construction and maintenance of National Highways to the federal government more specifically […]

– This article was originally published by Ashesh Shrestha in The Himalayan Times on December 29, 2019. The new Public […]

In a bid to enhance the economic freedom of the Nepalese diaspora, Samriddhi Foundation organized an Eco-nity on the theme […]