The Nepal government on Sunday 29 March 2020 announced various decisions ranging from extending the lockdown period to providing several packages for different sectors.
Application of the public-private partnership model in medium-scale hydro projects would anchorage the hydro potential of the nation.
For a strong infrastructure base, the participation from both the government and private sector, and legal and policy foundation is essential.
The generation that will lead Nepal in 2030 will be driven by pragmatism rather than ideologies of the bygone era that consumed their parents and grandparents.
Our economy needs transformation and coordinated reforms and this requires a change in the mindset of people, from an individualistic approach to global ambitions.
Assuming per capita GDP reaching $1,800 and public capital spending growing from 5% of GDP (now) to 10%, Nepal will have $55 billion invested in infrastructure by 2030.