काठमाडौं : विश्वव्यापी महामारी कोरोना भाइरस (कोभिड १९) ले विश्वभर बेरोजगारको संख्या बढाइरहेको बेला नेपालमा रोजगारी सिर्जना गर्न चुनौती थपिएको छ। प्रारम्भिक अध्ययनअनुसार सीपमूलक तालिम र कर्जाको सहज व्यवस्था गरिदिए स्थानीयस्तरमै पर्याप्त रोजगारी सिर्जना गर्न सकिने
काठमाडौं : कोरोना भाइरस (कोभिड–१९) ले वैदेशिक रोजगार गुम्ने खतरा बढ्दै गएको भन्दै स्वदेशमा रोजगारी सिर्जना गर्न सरकारलाई सुझाएका छन् । नेपाल नीति प्रतिष्ठान(एनपिआई), नाइस, काउन्टर फर डेप्लोमेसी एण्ड डेपलपमेन्ट, नेपलिज माइग्रेन्थ युनिटी नेटवर्कले आयोजना गरेको भर्चुअल कार्यक्रम
Nepal Policy Institute (NPI), a free-thinking international think tank of global Nepali diaspora, has presented its observations and remarks on the government’s recent announcement on national policies and programs for the fiscal year 2077/78. With
The National Planning Commission (NPC) and Nepal Policy Institute (NPI) held the first meeting in the series of NPI-NPC Policy Dialogue post-COVID-19 via the Zoom conference. Several experts from the NPI Global experts community of
Nepal Policy Institute (NPI) – a Netherlands based global Nepali diaspora think-tank and knowledge platform – has recommended Nepal government to welcome all stranded Nepali returnee migrant workers, daily wage earners and any others, who
Nepal Policy Institute, a Netherlands-based global Nepali diaspora think-tank, and knowledge platform have made immediate and long-term policy recommendations to the government on the employment of Nepali migrant workers living across the world in the
Nepal Policy Institute (NPI) has recommended immediate as well as long term policies to address the adversities faced by migrant workers, to the Government of Nepal. NPI’s Chair Khagendra Dhakal has listed 13 recommendations, of
London – Nepal Policy Institute (NPI) – a think tank of Nepali diaspora—has called upon Nepal government to welcome all stranded Nepali returnee migrant workers, daily wage earners and any other Nepali who have been impacted
Bangkok : Diaspora professionals, experts, academics, entrepreneurs, and NRN leaders had an interaction with the National Planning Commission (NPC) team to identify the role of diaspora in transforming development planning and policies of Nepal. The
Kathmandu / June 1: National Planning Commission (NPC) and Nepal Policy Institute (NPI) are likely to sign a Memorandum of Understanding to collaborate in development planning and formation of policies. As a follow-up event of
