Nepal And Its Relations With The World Bank - A Briefing Note For The
New World Bank Country Director For Nepal
Until about 1997, the relationship between Nepal and the World Bank was very 'traditional.'Lending seemed to be the central concern on both sides. This relationship changed significantly with the 1998 CAS, which placed poor governance at the center o...
World Bank, (2007)
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Nepal And Its Relations With The World Bank - A Briefing Note For The
New World Bank Country Director For Nepal
Until about 1997, the relationship between Nepal and the World Bank was very 'traditional.'Lending seemed to be the central concern on both sides. This relationship changed significantly with the 1998 CAS, which placed poor governance at the center o...
World Bank, (2007)
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DOING BUSINESS-2019: Training for Reform
The project provides objective measures of business regulations and their enforcement across 190 economies and selected cities at the sub national and regional level. Doing Business The project, launched in 2002, looks at domestic small and medium-si...
World Bank, (2019)
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NEPAL DEVELOPMENT UPDATE.Investing in People to Close the Human Capital Gap
The Nepal Development Update is produced twice yearly with two main aims: to report on key economic developments over the preceding months, placing them in a longer term and global perspective; and to examine (in the Special Focus section) topics of ...
World Bank, (2019)
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Inclusive performance audits in Nepal
The Government of Nepal (GoN) has emphasized the importance of engaging citizens and civil society organizations (CSOs) at both the policy and local levels for the success of public financial management reform under the new federal administration sys...
World Bank, (2019)
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THE CHANGING NATURE OF WORK
At a time when the global economy is growing, and the poverty rate is the lowest in recorded history, it would be easy to become complacent and overlook looming challenges. One of the most critical is the future of work, the subject of the 2019 World...
World Bank, (2019)
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GENDER EQUALITY
AND SOCIAL INCLUSION
FOR FOOD-AND NUTRITION-
SECURITY IN NEPAL
RESEARCH REPORT
The World Bank (WB) continues to support the Government of Nepal’s (GON) thrust to improve the food and nutrition security of its people. It already has several major investments in agriculture and nutrition development programs, including Sunaula Ha...
WORLD BANK, (2014)
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Nutrition in Nepal
A National Development Priority
THE WORLD BANK
Nepal has a very high rate of child malnutrition: half (49%) of children under five are stunted and one third (39%) are underweight. Maternal undernutrition is also a significant problem in Nepal: One in
four (24%) women of reproductive age has chro...
WORLD BANK, (2006)
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Characteristics and determinants of child
nutritional status in Nepal'
This report includes characteristics and determinants of child malnutrition in the districts of Bara and Rautahat of the Terai region of Nepal. The sample studied consists of 510 rural children ranging in age from 3 to 10 yr. The Nepali children were...
WORLD BANK, (1984)
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MEASURING INEQUALITY OF ACCESS MODELING PHYSICAL REMOTENESS IN NEPAL
Simple linear distances between origin and destination poorly describe travel in Nepal, where rugged terrain,underdeveloped transportation infrastructure, and diverse vegetation heavily influence favorable travel routes. In this context, expected tra...
World Bank, (2019)
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Nepal Fiduciary Systems Assessment - Addendum
The integrated Fiduciary Systems Assessment (FSA) of the Nepal SSDP was carried out by the World Bank, as part of AF Program preparation, based on the requirements of the World Bank policy and procedures for the PforR AF. Based on the analysis of ava...
World Bank, (2019)
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Reaching the Poor with Health Services
In Nepal, a country where young people's reproductive health needs are especially acute, a grassroots participatory approach has reduced the gap in reproductive health outcomes for young people with disadvantaged backgrounds. This approach has improv...
World Bank, (2007)
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STIMULATING SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT THROUGH TOURISM CONCESSIONS
This document is the culmination of work commissioned by the World Bank which set out to improve the understanding of the how local communities and the environment can benefit fromsustainable tourism development in protected areas and the concessions...
World Bank, (2019)
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