Nepal climbs four spots in Economic Freedom index
Nepal ranks 103 out of 165 jurisdictions included in the Economic Freedom of the World: 2023 Annual Report, released today […]
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Analyzing procurement laws in relation to local government procurement
This article was originally published in www.nepallivetoday.com on September 15, 2023 by Ashesh Shrestha. Mr. Shrestha is a researcher at Samriddhi […]
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Decoding the minimum wage debate
This article was originally published in www.nepallivetoday.com on September 6, 2023 by Anjila Shrestha. Ms. Shrestha is a researcher at Samriddhi […]
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Call for Quotations: Curriculum Development, Layout & Design and Event Coordinator
Terms of Reference Background While the Constitution of Nepal guarantees basic freedom to Nepali people, the contemporary political economic developments […]
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Econ-ity on Five Years of Government: A Review
The continuous political instability in Nepal has always weakened the executive body to function in its full capacity. With a […]
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Econ-ity on Parliamentarian participation in Nepal
Samriddhi Foundation in association with Center for International Private Enterprise (CIPE) conducted a public dialogue titled, ‘Parliamentarian Participation in Nepal’ […]
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Desperate times call for relieving certain taxes on petroleum products
As we speak today, the fuel prices stand at NRs 155 per liter for petrol and NRs 138 per liter […]
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Does the new budget address the concerns over unemployment?
The budget for FY 2021/22, amounts to Nrs. 1.647 trillion, with its central focus on dampening the effects of Covid-19 […]
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The Socialist Promise
The budget for FY 2021/22 is an allusion to an ideal welfare-state. The government has undertaken the responsibility to protect […]
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Five years of Government: A Review
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Parliamentarian Participation: Attendance Trends and Committee Participation
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The Sugar Economy of Nepal
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Electricity as a Viable Alternative to Petroleum Products An Analysis of its Substitutability in Terms of Private Consumption
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Natural Resource Revenue Sharing In the Federal Context of Nepal