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India’s government and the World Bank are in talks to introduce a risk-sharing mechanism to compensate banks giving loans for electric vehicle purchases, an official said, as the country seeks to decarbonize the transport sector.
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KATHMANDU: Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba has urged the Indonesian Ambassador to Nepal to facilitate in order to bring in investment in Indonesia in hydropower, tourism, and other potential sectors of Nepal. Prime Minister Deuba
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Tae Yong Jung is a Professor of Sustainable Development, at the Graduate School of International Studies at Yonsei University. Tae has been closely studying the issues of digital transformation and green financing. He opines that
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Robert Dobias is an advisor of the Climate Change Center, National Research Council of Thailand. Dobias is also associated with Asia-Pacific Network for Global Change Research. He has been involved in various climate change policy
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KATHMANDU: In the fall of this year, the number of mountaineers who have obtained permission to climb the mountain reached 454 people. A total of 48 groups have taken permission to climb 8 mountains in
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KATHMANDU: Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba has said that an investment of USD19 billion is required to meet the goal of reducing carbon emissions to zero. Deuba made the remark while addressing the 'Sustainable Infrastructure
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KATHMANDU: The 900 MW Arun-3 hydropower project under construction on the Arun river in Sankhuwasabh has completed 62 percent of the construction works. Arun Dhiman, Chief Executive Officer of the promoter company said that the
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KATHMANDU: Finance Minister Janardhan Sharma urged developed countries to support the production of ammonia and hydrogen production. Sharma was speaking at the second Green Climate Fund Global Programming Conference of ministers from the Asia Pacific
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KATHMANDU: Global IME Bank and Global Money Express organised an interaction with Korean officials and Nepali business people and urged them to shore up investment in Nepal. Speaking on the occasion, Finance Minister Janardan Sharma
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KATHMANDU: The World Bank Group’s ‘Country Climate and Development Report for Nepal’ has warned that Nepal’s GDP could be at least 7 percent smaller by 2050 if climate impacts are left unchecked. The report also underscored the urgency
