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Pharma thinks – Can Nepal be self-sufficient in medicine?

Whenever Nepal faces a natural calamity, such as floods or landslides, borders are often closed. This, coupled with calamities in neighbouring countries that disrupt exports to Nepal, frequently underscores the critical need for self-sufficiency in the field of medicine. For years, Nepal’s pharmaceutical market has been dominated by medicines from neighbouring countries like India and …

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Effective HR management and organisational development requires a people-centred, technology-powered, and purpose-driven approach

Barsha Bista is the People and Culture Manager at Logpoint Nepal, a global cybersecurity leader with a strong European heritage. She has been instrumental in shaping people strategies and cultivating organiaational excellence within the company for the past seven years. With over 12 years of experience in Tech HR, she began her professional journey at …

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Keeping Top Talent in Nepal

Across the globe, countries such as Serbia, Macedonia, Brazil, Egypt, Nigeria, South Africa, Pakistan and others grapple with the loss of talented and skilled individuals to jobs abroad. This ‘brain drain’ – where top talent leaves their home country for better pay, education, career opportunities, quality of life, and due to political conditions – significantly …

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Nepal should initiate discussions on Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism with its trading partners

Based in Geneva, Switzerland, Ieva Baršauskaitė leads the International Institute for Sustainable Development’s work on trade and the green transition. This encompasses research and advisory services to governments on leveraging trade policy to facilitate industrial decarbonisation, drive the green energy transition, and combat critical environmental challenges like plastic pollution. Prior to joining IISD, Baršauskaitė enjoyed …

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Microsoft Copilot – your AI companion to ramp up productivity

With the advent of large language models (LLMs), the use of artificial intelligence (AI) has skyrocketed globally. The use of AI has not only increased productivity and saved time, but also helped enhance customer experiences. Microsoft Copilot, a generative AI-powered digital companion, works alongside popular Microsoft 365 apps such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Teams …

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Reinventing how to stay healthy

Disease care is not enough In the West, nearly 80% of diseases are categorised as ‘chronic’ or non-communicable diseases (NCDs), which include hypertension, diabetes, lung disease, heart disease/stroke, arthritis, neurological diseases (Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s), and various cancers. Today, more people succumb to chronic illnesses than infectious diseases, a trend observed globally, not just in the West. …

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Pharma thinks

According to the 2081-2082 budget, a new phase of economic reform is necessary to build a prosperous, socialist-oriented nation with an independent and advanced national economy. One of the five key objectives of the budget is to increase production, productivity, and employment. The pharmaceutical industry, with a 50-year history, has evolved from producing medicines for …

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