People matter more than marble. Training is more important than the chandeliers. Consistency matters more than glitter. For Nepali hospitality to grow strong, locally and globally, investment in human capital is a dire need for today.
Nepal’s mid-day meal program demonstrates how strategic investment in child nutrition can generate transformative returns across education, health, gender equity, and economic development.
According to the Nepal Living Standards Survey-IV 2022-23, as many as 50.6% of individuals living in poverty have no education, with only 6.9% completing secondary school.
Nepathya – a Nepali band that does not only make great music but has inculcated great practices into their being.
Libraries in Nepal remain an underutilized resource. A revitalized library network may be the missing piece in Nepal’s evolving public space ecosystem which is well worth investing in.
The transformation of Nepali economy over the last two decades have been fueled by remittances, increasing prices of stock as well as real estate.