Nepal Infrastructure

Government announces 12 priorities for transport infrastructure

Nepal Infrastructure
February 9, 2023

KATHMANDU: The Ministry of Physical Infrastructure and Transport (MoPIT) has laid down 12 priorities for the next five years with a high emphasis on transport infrastructure development. Expanding and completing four east-west highways to constructing

Opinion

Dealing with Sediment: Effects on Dams and Hydropower Generation

Nepal Infrastructure
February 7, 2023

Although sedimentation of the world’s reservoirs represents a serious threat to the sustainability of hydropower, there is limited guidance on how best to address the problem. Sedimentation affects the safety of dams and reduces energy

Breaking News

Province-1 holds potential to become power trade hub

Nepal Infrastructure
February 6, 2023

I start with my introduction. I am the first hydropower project developer in Nepal, representing the private sector. For the past 25 years, I have been continuously involved in the development of hydropower. During this

Government announces 12 priorities for transport infrastructure

Dealing with Sediment: Effects on Dams and Hydropower Generation

Province-1 holds potential to become power trade hub

Dhalkebar-Loharpatti 132 kV transmission line has been completed, leading to an improvement in the power supply

Nepal Must Adopt Multi-Dimensional Strategy to Mitigate Post-LDC Graduation Challenges: Study

Economically Empowering Differently-abled Coffee Farmers through Sustainable Coffee Harvesting Training in Sindhupalchowk

Nepal Seeks Enhanced Collaboration with the International Trade Centre for LDC Graduation Preparation

Construction entrepreneurs upbeat over an amendment to Public Procurement Regulations

Gov decision to abolish DoLI draws flak

Women’s Participation Rising in Mountain Trekking

87 projects receive generation and study permits in three and a half months