Nepal Infra and Project Finance

My Farewell Message, during #ITEC Training 2017 at Edii Ahmedabad. (it has not published due to some technical  reason however!! ..). उद्योगिनं पुरुषसिंहमुपैति लक्ष्मी Goddess of money laxmi approaches/follows to industrious. Honorable......distinguished Chief Secretary Sir/ Director EDII Mr. Sunil Sukla Sir, our Dear Gurus /Professors of EDII, Ladies and Gentleman and my Dear Friends.. It's my great honour and pleasure to have with you here..and yes I m feeling proud being graduated from EDII. I would like to thank Government of India for accepting my application for this outstanding training programme. I am delighted today being here.  I m happy today and at the same time feeling responsible internally too as I m taking my responsibility to disseminate /impart and implement the knowledge and experiences that I have gained from EDII. We I'll try our best to implement the knowledge that we learned here. We will try for change/change as for entrepreneurship and pros

Path to Sustainable Economic Growth through Sustainable Energy Generation Policy-Nepal Case. 🇳🇵🇳🇵 Nepal had above 15 hours of daily power cut due to in-sufficient sources of electricity. Demand was 1000 MW while actual supply was below 300 MW during summer/winter and 700 MW in wet seasons. Renewal energy was Nepal government’s top priorities however due to lack of sufficient investable fund with government; very few things under this sector were happened resulting to severe load shedding in the country, deforestation to meet daily energy demand, huge import of fuel, low production capacity utilization of industries, lower productivity and efficiency, health hazards to the peoples etc. etc.  Recently, (2049-72 BC)  Nepal government considering the above facts, for achieving sustainable economic development through generating clean and sustainable energy, decided to welcome private sector investment in hydro-power and other clean energy technology. Result is that approximately