How lack of research is impacting evidence-based macroeconomic policy
This article was originally published in www.nepallivetoday.com on February 2, 2023 by Ashesh Shrestha. Mr. Shrestha is a researcher at Samriddhi […]
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Unheard plights of street vendors in Kathmandu
This article was originally published in www.nepallivetoday.com on January 25, 2023 by Anjila Shrestha. Ms. Shrestha is a researcher at Samriddhi […]
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Why is becoming an entrepreneur difficult in Nepal? What can be done?
This article was originally published in www.nepallivetoday.com on January 17, 2023 by Anmol Purbey. Mr. Purbey is a researcher at […]
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A look back at policy making and attendance trends of Nepal’s first federal parliament
This article was originally published in www.nepallivetoday.com on January 11, 2023 by Yatindra K.C. Mr. K.C is a researcher at […]
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Nepal needs critical reforms to achieve economic prosperity
This article was originally published in Nepallivetoday on January 3, 2023 by Ayushma Maharjan. Ms. Maharjan is a researcher at Samriddhi […]
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Nepal’s foreign currency dilemma: Import restrictions and petroleum products
This article was originally published in Nepallivetoday on December 28, 2022 by Prakash Maharjan. Prakash Maharjan is a researcher at […]
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State of the Economy and Navigating Through Prudently
Samriddhi Foundation in association with Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom South Asia (FNF) in collaboration with Society of Economic Journalists […]
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Vertical farming: Why it is relevant for cities like Kathmandu and elsewhere
This article was originally published in Nepallivetoday on 20 December 2022 by Niyati Shrestha. Niyati Shrestha is a researcher at […]
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Why informal enterprises operate informally? How can they be formalized?
The importance of the informal economy can be traced by its contribution to the economy as a whole. Due to […]
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The last dance of the old guards
The results of General Election 2022 are out now. With a few exceptions, most veteran leaders of the major political […]
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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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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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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 […]