The surge in software development and digital services through offshore outsourcing may be considered one of the most under-the-radar developments to have occurred in the country in recent times. Nepal’s exports of IT services in 2022 amounted to USD 515.4 million, making it the country’s top exportable product. the HRM On July 17, the Ministry …
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A spillage of 200 MW of electricity isn’t a big problem. But next year, 1,000 MW of electricity will be added to the national grid. The important question is how the government plans to use all this power. Hydropower is one of the sectors that can reduce Nepal’s trade deficit by increasing power trade with …
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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Thanks to the progress made in a special branch of AI called “Generative AI”, people from other professions and industries are recounting similar stories. Even after spending 10 years in building tools for the Artificial Intelligence (AI) industry, I was blown away when I first tried the ChatGPT last November. The chatbot was way more …
As Nepal faces one of the most challenging times in its history economically due to various external and internal factors, the support of multilateral partners like the World Bank has become more important than ever for the country. The Washington DC-based agency has been supporting the Himalayan nation in diverse areas for a long time …
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Not many business groups in Nepal have achieved success as IME Group in a short period of time. The group’s roots can be traced back to the early 1990s when Chandra Prasad Dhakal and his brother Hem Raj Dhakal started a freight service business. A big moment for the brothers came in 2001 after they …
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A Sunrise Sector in the Making Last year was a milestone for the EV dealers in Nepal after securing a staggering 50 percent share of passenger vehicle sales indicating that EVs are becoming the mainstay in the domestic automobile business. the HRM Over the past two years, the Nepali electric vehicle (EV) market has witnessed …
Established in 1996, the Alternative Energy Promotion Centre (AEPC) is the Nepal government’s main agency for promoting renewable and alternative energy in the country. In 2018, AEPC was mandated with energy efficiency, climate finance, and collaborating with provincial governments and local levels to implement renewable energy and energy efficiency. In its 27 years of operation, …
Universalelectricity access in the country is the top priorityof AEPC Read More »
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 …
Challenges, Opportunities and Paradigm Shift in Sales Read More »
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 …
