Nabil Bank signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Building Energy Efficiency in Nepal (BEEN), a project funded by the European Union, to collaborate for the promotion of energy-efficient and sustainable housing in Nepal. 

With this agreement, both Nabil Bank and BEEN Project agree to work in the promotion of sustainable and climate-responsive building design in Nepal. 

Gyanendra Prasad Dhungana, CEO of Nabil Bank and Daniel Neyer, project leader of the BEEN project signed the agreement amidst other professionals present during the MoU signing ceremony. A

ccording to the bank, the partnership will specifically roll out activities on developing innovative financing packages, build technical capacities to assess financial packages and facilitate linkages to access preferential financial schemes to promote sustainable and energy-efficient buildings.