An Overview of Nepalese Economy There is nothing much to talk about when it comes to Nepalese economy. The data doesn't paint a rosy picture at all. In fact the picture looks grim. Nepal is among the poorest and least developed countries in the world. In fact Nepal doesn't stand anywher...
borrows or lends, etc.7Incorporating idiosyncratic shadow prices into a strong structural explanation,we found that the expected profit model explains 91% of the variation in levels of mechanization among a sample of Nepalese farmers, even without allowing for an intercept different than zero or a ...
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project to Nepalese agriculture was significant and long lasting (Jha, 2005). Recently, the projects like Crop Diversification Project (GON/ADB), Commercial Agriculture Development Project (GON/ADB), and Project on Agriculture Commercialization and Trade (GON/WB) practices have adopted this approach...
Following the 2015 earthquake in Nepal, foreign NGOs and the Nepal Physiotherapy Association (NEPTA), were vital in providing opportunities for Nepalese PTs to be part of disaster response. NGOs relied on local PTs and trained them in specialty areas like spinal cord injury and amputation rehabili...
Early investigations reported increased prevalence of respiratory infections in rural Nepalese children in relation to their exposures to indoor pollution caused by biomass burning. A recent report shows that this is still a persistent problem in Nepal and elsewhere. Early epidemiological reviews drew atte...
English: Longpepper; Bengal pepper, Java pepper, Balinese pepper; Unani: Pipal; Amharic: Timiz; Arabian: Dardildil; Persian: Filfilidaraz, filfildray, Maghzpipal, Pilpil, Pipal; Nepalese: Pipal, Piplamol, Popal;Malaya: Pit poot; Burmese: Peik-khyen, Peikchin; Malay: Lada, Mula-gu, Cu...
Collectors or village level traders transport dried ‘Kakoli’ bulbs to the Tibetan border where traders purchase bulbs for example at Nepalese Rs. 500–600/kg (June-July 2006 estimated price range), then resell to other Tibetan traders at Nepalese Rs 2200-2500/kg. Of the estimated 10% that...
Bilateral trade and trade-related activities between India and Nepal are generally governed by treaties of trade transit and other agreements for cooperation to control unauthorized trade. The most significant development in Indo-Nepalese trade relations was the incorporation of a new Part V in the Tr...