A majority of Nepal’s fire incidents are uncontrolled and have caused extensive damage to protected areas and national parks, posing a significant threat to endangered species of wildlife and plants.
A majority of Nepal’s fire incidents are uncontrolled and have caused extensive damage to protected areas and national parks, posing a significant threat to endangered species of wildlife and plants.
Nepal has huge potential for diversifying to different sources and exploring the solar and waste market.
As a global commitment to mitigate, adapt and overcome challenges such as these, Nepal along with 198 other countries is part of the Conference of the Parties (COP).
Nepal’s hydropower sector is faced with the multifaceted challenges ranging from technical, financial, social to environmental.
With the rapid rise in ESG funds, tackling green washing is key to ensure that the world makes real progress on sustainability metrics.