शनिबार, आश्वीन २३ २०७८ काठमाडौं : नेपालमा धेरैजसो भ्रष्टाचारीलाई दण्ड, सजाय नगरिएका कारण भ्रष्टाचार
सोमबार, भाद्र २१ २०७८ काठमाडौं : नेपालमा कमजोर सरकार हुँदै गइरहेकाले सुशासन र भ्रष्टाचार
Nepal Policy Institute and the Policy Lab of Kathmandu University School of Management (KUSOM) will jointly host a panel on government institutions the forthcoming NASPAA
South Asia Virtual Conference on Preparing Public Leaders in South Asia for a Post-Pandemic World (12-14 November 2021).
In its 2020 Article IV consultation report prepared by the IMF for Nepal, the Fund had a stark cautionary note for the country: “Fiscal policy should remain prudent, and the transition to fiscal federalism carefully managed.” (IMF. 2020. Nepal: 2019 Article IV Consultation – Press Release; Staff Report; and Statement by the Executive Director for Nepal. April 6, 2020). This book looks at several critical policy issues that dominate the fiscal federalism debate in Nepal, and argues that given several Type 1 risks evident on the ground, the reform space in this arena is indeed constrained.
(The authors are associated with NPI and Government of Nepal respectively)
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Nepal Policy Institute, jointly with National Campaign for Sustainable Development organized a Webinar on Practical Measures to Address the Corruption Problem in Nepal.
Nepal Policy Institute in jointly with National Campaign for Sustainable Development organized a Webinar on ‘Impact of Weak Governance and Institutional Corruption on the SDGs.’
A webinar entitled “Federal Governance: People First and the Rule of Law” was organized by Nepal Policy Institute (NPI) in partnership with the Association of Nepalese in Americas (ANA). The webinar’s objective was to highlight the strengths of, and challenges inherent in, the newly established form of federal governance in Nepal.
शनिबार, आश्वीन २३ २०७८ काठमाडौं : नेपालमा धेरैजसो भ्रष्टाचारीलाई दण्ड, सजाय नगरिएका कारण भ्रष्टाचार
सोमबार, भाद्र २१ २०७८ काठमाडौं : नेपालमा कमजोर सरकार हुँदै गइरहेकाले सुशासन र भ्रष्टाचार
Nepal Policy Institute and the Policy Lab of Kathmandu University School of Management (KUSOM) will jointly host a panel on government institutions the forthcoming NASPAA
South Asia Virtual Conference on Preparing Public Leaders in South Asia for a Post-Pandemic World (12-14 November 2021).
In its 2020 Article IV consultation report prepared by the IMF for Nepal, the Fund had a stark cautionary note for the country: “Fiscal policy should remain prudent, and the transition to fiscal federalism carefully managed.” (IMF. 2020. Nepal: 2019 Article IV Consultation – Press Release; Staff Report; and Statement by the Executive Director for Nepal. April 6, 2020). This book looks at several critical policy issues that dominate the fiscal federalism debate in Nepal, and argues that given several Type 1 risks evident on the ground, the reform space in this arena is indeed constrained.
(The authors are associated with NPI and Government of Nepal respectively)
Access PDF file here
Nepal Policy Institute, jointly with National Campaign for Sustainable Development organized a Webinar on Practical Measures to Address the Corruption Problem in Nepal.
Nepal Policy Institute in jointly with National Campaign for Sustainable Development organized a Webinar on ‘Impact of Weak Governance and Institutional Corruption on the SDGs.’
Access PDF file here
A webinar entitled “Federal Governance: People First and the Rule of Law” was organized by Nepal Policy Institute (NPI) in partnership with the Association of Nepalese in Americas (ANA). The webinar’s objective was to highlight the strengths of, and challenges inherent in, the newly established form of federal governance in Nepal.
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