Information technology in Nepal This is the age of information and technology. Nepal has also moved forward in the development of information and technology. The development of telephone‚ mobile‚ fax‚ internet etc. has made marketing research easy and simple. Although some marketing managers in Nepal take decision at hunch‚ all managers do not do so. While taking decision‚ they are found using marketing information system. 1. After the economic liberalization 1980s‚ Nepalese market has changed
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prosper infrastructure is needed. And transport infrastructure is globally recognized as the must for development. Due to the physiological difficulties road transport is only the feasible and viable means of transportation in Nepal. Unfortunately‚ given the topography of Nepal‚ construction of road transport network in every part of the country is neither technically feasible nor economical. The only reliable means of transport for the hill and rural population is foot trails. Rivers and streams crisscross
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woman to live in. Nepal is a country compacted between China and India‚ Nepal isn’t very big and very poor but it populates over 30 million people. This country is known for little to no rights for women. Early marriage and child birth are main reasons for the malnourished women in Nepal‚ statistics say 1 in 24 die in pregnancy and/or birth( ). Daughters who aren’t married before their teens would be sold to traffickers. 2008 finally saw the government of Nepal put a Human Trafficking
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(N14M79) A CASE STUDY ON THE CHALLENGES FACED BY THE TOURISM INDUTRY OF NEPAL NAME: Trishakti‚ J.B. Rana; Student ID: UNIMKL-012016 Word Count: 2190 (Excluding Executive Summary) EXECUTIVE SUMMARY As a poor developing nation‚ Nepal faces many challenges and opportunities. It has just emerged from a decade long civil war and emerged as a Federal Democratic Republic in 2008. Tourism industry in Nepal has gone through a rough phase during this period‚ which has resulted in
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with few alternative opportunities; however‚ it can also damage the environment‚ disrupt communities and harm individuals’ (Task Sheet‚ 2013). A clear example of this statement is the Sherpas of Nepal. The Sherpas are an ethnic group of devout Muslims living in the Peaks of the Himalaya Mountains in Nepal. They are of a Tibetan descent‚ and moved from Tibet 450 years ago. Sherpa translates to ‘easterner’‚ and references their origins to Kham (Eastern Tibet). Their population is roughly 50000 people
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International Event Nepal Night 2013 The energy flowed in the Atwood Ball room as guests celebrated the Nepali culture. The lights went dim and then the pleasant Nepalese musical beats echoed throughout the ballroom. The participants and guests were dressed in colorful traditional outfits; the audience slowly travelled to Nepal though the performers’ songs and dances. The event’s theme was Sanskar which means traditional values and morals and the‚ decoration as well as the performances were based
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Coca-Cola‚ imported from India‚ was first introduced into Nepal in 1973‚ with local production of Coca-Cola beginning in 1979. Bottlers Nepal Limited (BNL) is the only bottler of Coca-Cola products in Nepal‚ and has two bottling plants; namely Kathmandu (Bottlers Nepal Limited – BNL) and Bharatpur (Bottlers Nepal (Terai) Limited‚) which is 160 km from Kathmandu‚ its capital. The Marketing‚ Sales & Distribution strategy for Bottlers Nepal Limited is entitled “Refresh the Marketplace” and includes:
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Water Laws in Nepal Laws Relating to Drinking Water‚ Sanitation‚ Irrigation‚ Hydropower and Water Pollution WaterAid Nepal February 2005 WaterAid Nepal / Anita Pradhan Water Laws in Nepal Laws Relating to Drinking Water‚ Sanitation‚ Irrigation‚ Hydropower and Water Pollution February 2005 ii Table of Contents Preface .................................................................................................................................. vii List of Acronyms ..................
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the impact of IMF in monetary policy. • To know the IMF’s role to meet the changing needs of its member countries in an evolving world economy. • To find out the impact of IMF in Nepalese economy. • To know about the IMF lending in Nepal. 1.3 Importance of the study The following are the points‚ which throw light on the importance of this fieldwork: • It serves as the partial fulfillment of requirement of B.B.A. program. • It has helped us to boost up our confidence
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CONTENT ANALYSIS Nepal is among least developed countries in the world and was listed as the poorest among the 121 countries in 1989. Various factors contributed to the economic underdevelopment including terrain‚ lack of resource endowment‚ landlocked position‚ lack of institutions for modernization‚ weak infrastructure‚ and the lack of policies conducive to development. With about one-quarter of its population living below the poverty line. Nepal is heavily dependent on remittances
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