Micro and Small enterprises in Nepal could do lot better in a more economically free environment

November 4, 2014November 4, 2014 Sarita Sapkota 0 Comment access to finance, Doing business, economic freedom, economic freedom Nepal, Economic Growth, entrepreneurship, index of economic freedom, kirana pasals, micro and small enterprises, mom and pop shops, red tape, SMEs

Press Release Kathmandu, Oct 20, 2014: Micro and Small enterprises in Nepal could do lot better in a more economically

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So why don’t kirana pasals grow? – One finding

April 2, 2014April 16, 2020 Akash Shrestha 0 Comment access to finance, entrepreneurship, government agencies, growth, informal economy, kirana pasal, laws, mom-and-pop store, one-window policy, registration, regulation

Ever noticed how the ubiquitous Kirana Pasals (mom-and-pop stores), always stay put, selling the same things, retaining the same size,

About Akash Shrestha

Akash Shrestha is a researcher at Samriddhi Foundation where his focus areas are investment laws, public enterprises and education.

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Shop(s) next door

March 13, 2014 Anita Krishnan 0 Comment access to finance, banks, Bhat-bhateni, collateral, economy, kirana pasals, micro enterprises, savings, shops, urban areas

For anyone living in Nepal, it is all but normal to run to the shop next door quite often—need a

About Anita Krishnan

Krishnan holds dual degrees--in law and sociology. Currently, she works as a Research Associate at Samriddhi, The Prosperity Foundation.

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Secured Transaction Act to be finally implemented!

February 16, 2014February 16, 2014 Astha Joshi 0 Comment access to finance, Loans, Secured Transaction Act

The recent move by the government to implement the Secured Transaction Act from mid-March has eased the access of acquiring

About Astha Joshi

Astha completed her undergraduate degree in Politics, Philosophy and Economics (PPE) and is working as a research assistant at Samriddhi, The Prosperity Foundation.