The monetary policy for FY 2021/22 makes great promises for the economic recovery from the impacts of COVID-19.
The gig economy in Nepal is relatively new and has been developing rapidly.
Although education has always been seen as an indispensable asset for human progress, Nepal has not been able to actualize this.
The federal budget for FY 2021/22 envisioned an economic growth rate of 6.5%, which seems pretty farfetched considering the current situation.
The trade and agriculture sectors experienced demand shocks as demand from the accommodation and tourism sectors fell.
The budget of Province 1 contracted by the highest percentage while the biggest budget expansion was that of Lumbini Province.