Of Nepal: Economic Growth

Facts about Nepal Earthquake

A strong (7.8) earthquake hit Nepal in the area near Barpak, a mountain village between capital Kathmandu and tourist town Pokhara. The earthquake was followed by many powerful aftershocks and a very powerful one (6.7) hit Nepal on Sunday April 26.

The earthquakes caused extensive damage to buildings and thousands of deaths and injuries and was even felt in Pakistan, India and Bangladesh.

Many (historic) buildings collapsed, temples have been ruined, roads destroyed. Nearly 8000 deaths in Nepal and tens of deaths in India & Tibet. The quake was followed by more than 430 aftershocks and another huge earthquake (6.8) on May 12.

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Trade blockade or earthquake

Trade blockade was more damaging to Nepalese economy than the earthquake The Central Bureau of Statistics ( CBS ) just released its GDP ...

The root of energy crisis (deficit) in Nepal

The root of energy crisis (deficit) in Nepal

Ambition without vision Painful and drastic reforms are needed in the NEA and NOC to realise energy goals The economic devastation c...

finance infrastructure in Nepal

finance infrastructure in Nepal

It was published in T he Kathmandu Post , 19 July 2016. Financing infrastructure Prime Minister KP Oli led government surprised ...

About domestic resources and infrastructure financing in Nepal

About domestic resources and infrastructure financing in Nepal

About domestic resources and infrastructure financing in Nepal There has been a lot of debate about the use of domestic funds to finance...

Nepal Vision

This article is adapted from Nepal Economic Forum 's 25th issue of Nefport . Macroeconomic essentials for Nepal Vision 2030 Alth...

असारे बिकास: The pitfalls of shoddy and bunching up of capital spending

The media is awash with stories ( here , here , here and here ) about hasty capital spending throughout the country as FY2016 ends on mid-...

FY2017 budget: Unprecedented amount, messy macroeconomics and budgetary dishonesty

FY2017 budget: Unprecedented amount, messy macroeconomics and budgetary dishonesty

It was published in The Kathmandu Post , 17 June 2016. An earlier blog post on FY2017 budget is here . Budget blues Drastically increasing t...

Structural change in China and its impact on other economies

Asian economies face headwinds from three weak factors : weak global recovery, weak global trade, and weak (rather moderating) Chinese growt...

5 points about the low oil prices and one point about the Nepalese economy

5 points about the low oil prices and one point about the Nepalese economy

Five main points from an article in The Economist about the low oil prices, plus one additional note on the Nepalese economy. Over the past...

2016 growth outlook for South Asia

The latest Global Economic Prospects 2016 , the World Bank's flagship publication, has revised downward its growth forecast for India, N...

Nepalese economy in 2015: Triple whammy of earthquake, blockade and bad politics

Triple whammy : 2015 was a notably bad year for the economy on three fronts The April earthquake destroyed physical infrastructure and liv...

Earthquake and Blockade: A wrecked Nepalese economy

Earthquake and economy The catastrophic 7.8 magnitude earthquake on 25 April and subsequent aftershocks (two of them very strong) crippled t...

The 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

The 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

Here is the list of the 17 SDGs agreed this week at the UN. There are many targets within each group. SDGs are the set of long term global ...

Nepal’s fiscal performance needs drastic improvement

This is adapted from Macroeconomic Update, August 2015, Vol.3, No.2 (executive summary here , and FY2016 growth and inflation outlook here ...

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