Given the overwhelming response from the international community, credibility of government institutions becomes more important than ever.
The operations of many BFIs have been impacted due to physical damage to their properties and ensuring that the offices are fit for people to work from.
Connecting people to people, without the politics of government or the bureaucratization of the traditional aid community is the best hope for Nepal’s recovery.
These new arrangements should not compromise on the regulation, transparency, and accountability of the money and goods coming in or disbursed.
While the Nepali capital market is still at its nascent stage there is a growing interest, with IPO subscriptions generally being oversubscribed.
Inability to facilitate substantial investments in the hydropower sector has subsequently led to significant negative impacts on the economic development of the country.