Nepal’s natural resources hold vast potential for sustainable growth, but a shift from conservation-focused policies to sustainable use is needed.
While government inertia is often blamed, businesses that finance politicians must also bear the responsibility for blocking reforms.
From 2018 to 2024, REDD+ program reduced approximately 2.4 million tonnes of CO₂ emissions. At a rate of USD 5 per tonne, this resulted in an income of NPR 1.06 billion.
As Nepal and Bangladesh approach LDC graduation, deeper cooperation in connectivity, education, and investment remained key to fostering sustainable economic ties.
While Nepal has significantly expanded its aviation infrastructure, key challenges in governance, feasibility planning, and geopolitical diplomacy continue to hinder the sector’s potential.
Bangladesh’s future economic stability depends in part on a fair and functional migration system.