Supply chain and food security
Meeting the dietary needs of all Nepalis has been a problem, with or without Covid-19.
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Nowhere to sell or buy
Transit support from farm to market would have solved the problem to a great extent.
Why we panic buy
There is a serious information gap regarding the extent of gravity of the pandemic as well as the realistic capacity of the market.
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Market monitoring is a farce
In the long run, the government should focus on ensuring adequate supply and fair market practices.
The social stigma attached to infertility
Couples who are unsuccessful in having a child are prevented from participating in a meaningful life.
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