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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The private sector’s participation in environmental causes has risen in last few years the HRM At a time when the consequences of global climate change have become more serious with each passing day, the relevance of June 5 as the World Environment Day to spread awareness for conserving the environment has increased further. In Nepal, …
Mahat Attempts to Maintain Fiscal Discipline the HRM Even before Finance Minister DrPrakash Sharan Mahat presented the federal budget for the upcoming fiscal year 2023/24, it was clear that the new budget would be smaller in size than that of the last fiscal year. The only question was, smaller by how much? Prior to the …
Nepal’s private sector contributes 81.55 percent to Nepal’s GDP, making it a crucial driver of economic growth the HRM Biratnagar Jute Mill was established in 1936 as the first industry in Nepal. Founded by the late Shree Ramlal Golchha, the patriarch of the Golchha family, the jute mill heralded an era of organized private investment …
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The expansion of BFIs, SACCOS, and insurance companies have helped to increase Nepalis’ access to formal financial services the HRM N epal has made significant strides in advancing financial inclusion, with 90 percent of the country’s adults using formal channels for financial transactions. According to a joint report by the International Finance Corporation (IFC) and …
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The economic growth estimate of 2.16 percent by NSO is the lowest after the Covid-induced growth of -2.37 percent in FY 2019/20 the HRM When the government announced the federal budget for the current fiscal year, it had set an ambitious target of eight percent of economic growth. Despite challenges in the external sector, the …
The fight for a new stock exchange license is the biggest competition among Nepali corporate groups in recent times the HRM If there is one topic that has dominated the Nepali corporate talks in recent days, then it has to be the fight for a license for a new stock exchange. The race to acquire …
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. …
