The transformation of Nepali economy over the last two decades have been fueled by remittances, increasing prices of stock as well as real estate.
The country is, thus, in a state where it has to start planning about its reopening strategies in schools for the coming days.
A new lens of looking at the education system is imperative. For this, all three tiers of the government have to be mobilized.
The education sector in Nepal and indeed throughout the world will face challenging times ahead due to the ongoing pandemic.
No matter the severity or the number of cases discovered in the country, the fact that coronavirus has been declared a pandemic is a serious concern and calls for leadership on the part of the state.
According to the Department of Education (DoE), the earthquake destroyed and damaged 3,552 schools in 14 districts.