by NIPoRe | Nov 15, 2019 | Center for Governance Studies, Center for New Economy and Inequality, NIPoRe Dataviz, NIPoRe Updates
THE ISSUE It has become a commonplace phenomenon for the governments around the world to borrow money from outside to support their activities. When they borrow the external money, the governments are liable to pay back the borrowed amount as per the terms and... by NIPoRe | Nov 12, 2019 | Events, NIPoRe Updates
Synopsis Research works are crucial parts of undergraduate and graduate students, both in Nepal and at abroad. Though the Nepali universities have significant portions of research components into their research course curriculums, there exists major gap between the... by NIPoRe | Nov 5, 2019 | Center for Governance Studies, Center for Strategic Affairs, NIPoRe Dataviz, NIPoRe Updates
For all the Heads of the States around the world, it is a commonplace phenomenon to travel around countries across the continents either for State Visits or Official Visits or attending major meetings. And Nepal’s incumbent Prime Minister, Mr. KP Sharma Oli, is not an...
by NIPoRe | Oct 28, 2019 | Center for Governance Studies, Center for New Economy and Inequality, NIPoRe Dataviz, NIPoRe Updates, Research
THE ISSUE The World Bank Group has published the 17th edition of the institution’s flagship Doing Business Report earlier this month. The Doing Business Report 2020 ranks 190 world economies on the basis of their performance in 294 business regulatory reforms... by NIPoRe | Oct 21, 2019 | Center for Governance Studies, Center for New Economy and Inequality, NIPoRe Dataviz, NIPoRe Updates, Research
THE ISSUE Starting from the very first day of the current Fiscal Year (2019/20), the Government of Nepal made it mandatory for all salaried employees, public and private sectors. In the following months, there has been a surge in the number of registered taxpayers in... by NIPoRe | Oct 16, 2019 | Center for Governance Studies, Center for New Economy and Inequality, NIPoRe Dataviz, NIPoRe Updates, Research
This year’s World Economic Forum’s Global Competitiveness Report ranks Nepal in 108th position (out of 141 ranked world economies). Though improved by one position as compared to the 2018 analysis, Nepal is still the second least competitive economy in South...
