Save the Children has been operating in Nepal since 1976 and has made significant contributions to child rights helping Nepal make strides in addressing child mortality, malnutrition and child marriage, among other issues. Heather Campbell is the Country Director of Save the Children for Nepal and Bhutan. In a conversation with the HRM, she explains …
Bringing Economy Back from the Brink Never before has any finance minister been forced to prepare a budget with an acute scarcity of financial resources as Dr. Mahat. the HRM Drafting a federal budget has always been a hefty task as the Minister for Finance has to take care of the aspirations of many. From …
Dr. Nepal appointed Economic Advisor to the President Dr. Chiranjibi Nepal has been appointed as Economic Advisor to President Ram Chandra Paudel. Dr. Nepal is the 16th Governor of Nepal Rastra Bank. Before becoming the governor, he was also the Economic Advisor to the then Prime Minister Sushil Koirala. He is also the former Chairman …
A Focus on Human Aspects in People Management the HRM Nepal Continuing its trend of hosting an annual conference on human resources, Growth Sellers Pvt. Ltd., the country’s leading HR consulting firm, in the last first week of March organized the 15th edition of the HR Meet at the Hotel Yak & Yeti in Kathmandu. …
The final report of the National Census 2021 shows the improved living standard of Nepalis with the increasing use of modern technologies, automobiles, and appliances over the past decade. the HRM There has been a significant improvement in the living standard of Nepalis as the latest report of the 12th National Census shows that the …
National Census 2021 – A Significant Shift in the Lifestyle of Nepalis Read More »
Both the World Bank and the Asian Development Bank (ADB) have estimated that Nepal’s economy will grow by 4.1 percent in 2023 the HRM Nepal’s economic growth in 2023 is projected to slow basically due to tighter monetary policy, slackened domestic demand, the unwinding of the Covid-19 stimulus, and persistent global headwinds. The two multilateral …
World Bank, ADB Warn of Challenging Days Ahead for Nepal Read More »
The leadership needs to understand the balancing act of management – the yin-yang of innovation culture is not an exception, but a rule. Let me start this article with a few lines I wrote in the recent two articles titled ‘Innovation Strategy: Need of Alignment with Business Strategy’ (Vol 2, Issue 6, Falgun 2079) and ‘Being an Innovative …
The Yin-Yang of Innovative Cultures – Learn to Manage and Thrive in Contradictions Read More »
In a world where technology and modern ways are getting a lot of attention, the rural life, and traditional knowledge has some significant value to offer. Competitive advantage has been studied and commented on for a long time. There are various models available to create and sustain competitive advantage or what is also referred to …
Do Endangered Traditional Knowledge Areas Offer a Unique Business Opportunity and Moat? Read More »
Leadership also involves skills such as communication, decision-making, and problem-solving, which are valuable in any domain Prologue “Where ignorance is bliss, ‘Tis folly to be wise.” Thomas Gray – An Ode on a Distant Prospect of Eton College (1747) I would not go as far as to use the word ‘folly’ but if folly were …
To survive and deliver on their strategic objectives, all organizations will need to reskill and upskill significant portions of their workforce over the coming years. How businesses can best organize for the future? The experimentation underway suggests that future-ready companies share three characteristics. They know what they are and what they stand for, they operate …
Transition from a Training Approach to a Performance Approach Read More »
