This article will review the impact and feasibility of the existing state of digitalization in the agriculture sector in Nepal and potential areas of improvement.
Nepal has the potential to serve as a major tourist hub, but its success relies on its ability to digitize itself, which is a holistic process.
Electronic voting was used in Nepal for the first time in the 2008 Constituent Assembly polls in Kathmandu. The response to the pilot test of electronic voting machines was positive.
The effective implementation of the Digital Nepal Framework and achievement of all 80 initiatives under the eight sectors, requires enhanced ICT infrastructure and qualified human resources.
The outbreak of COVID-19 and the consequent fear of using contaminated currency aided the country’s shift from completely paper-based economy to a somewhat cashless state.