A study conducted by CNI has found that only 18 percent of the announcements made in the federal budget have been fully implemented by the government agencies in the last fiscal year while there was zero progress in 22 economic sector programs. the HRM Before the finance minister unveils the annual budget, it has become …
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As a myriad of factors deter foreign investors from engaging with Nepal, the net foreign direct investment (FDI) in the country reached a nine-year low in the last fiscal year. the HRM Infraco Asia, a Singapore-based company, has divested its holdings in Gurans Energy Limited, a joint venture company based in Nepal. While divestment of …
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In the last 10 years, there has been a noteworthy rise in both the number of families engaged in agriculture and the involvement of households led by women in this field. However, arable land across the country has decreased by 0.3 million hectares, as well as the average size of agricultural land holdings in this …
After enduring a historic downturn during the Covid-19 pandemic, Nepal’s upscale hotels have experienced a robust recovery in their business. the HRM A fter facing severe challenges during the Covid-19 pandemic, hospitality enterprises have shown an impressive resurgence. The financial reports of the last fiscal year of six hotel and tourism companies listed on the …
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Despite the increase in profits, the capacity of commercial banks to distribute substantial dividends has diminished due to a 26 percent drop in distributable profit. the HRM When the commercial banks released their third-quarter report in mid-April of this year, there was an anticipation that non-performing loans (NPLs) would experience further growth and that net …
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The infrastructural issues including transmission lines and delay by India to increase energy imports from Nepal have seriously raised the issue of business sustainability in the hydropower sector. the HRM A total of 170 MW of electricity produced by 20 hydroelectric projects is being wasted in the current wet season as the Nepal Electricity Authority …
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Sales patterns in the Nepali market are evolving as companies prioritize digitization and technology, transitioning fromstrategies for improved revenue and customer engagement. the HRM Over the past four years, Dabur Nepal has undergone a significant transformation by establishing its own sales database. The consumer goods company has recognized the crucial role of data in business …
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According to the World Bank’s “Nepal Fiscal Federalism Update”, the intergovernmental fiscal transfer (IGFT) mechanisms need to be revised to make the systems more effective the HRM Fiscal federalism, which began in Nepal in the fiscal year 2018/19, has entered the sixth year with the provincial governments presenting their sixth budget in the second week …
How Domestic Airliners are Dealing with Downturn in Business the HRM In the last week of June, the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CAAN) said that it is going to conduct a special financial audit of domestic airlines. As a string of domestic airline companies began to face financial problems, the regulatory body of the …
Every day, 600 students are applying for NOC (No Objection Certificate) at the Ministry of Education the HRM This year, Tribhuvan University was forced to conduct the Central Management Admission Test (CMAT) twice as the number of students appearing for the admission test for the Master of Business Studies (MBS) was insufficient. The number of …
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