In the long term, Nepal can consider using green hydrogen in the transportation sector.

It is not only bad governance but a failure to attract foreign capital and to stop cartels from forming that has hampered development.

The World Bank has described Nepal's peculiar growth as a low-growth, high-remittance trap.

For the last 50 years, Nepal’s economic priorities have remained the same—with no noticeable improvements.

Small amounts of money and intentional development approaches can transform societies

To become a middle-income country by 2030, investing in private sector while promoting foreign investment is a must

Federalism will drive transformation of Nepal’s archaic societal and economic setting