Public Procurement Act – Econ-ity

Four Reasons Why the NEA Should Not Procure LED Bulbs

May 9, 2017 Ranju Bista 0 Comments Janardan Sharma, Kulman Ghising, Nepal Electricity Authority, Public Procurement Act, State-owned enterprises

The Government of Nepal’s decision to purchase 200 million units of energy efficient LED bulbs has created a big controversy.

Reforming NAC through strategic partnership

March 9, 2015April 16, 2020 Akash Shrestha 1 Comment Airbus A320, aviation, Code sharing, competition, Ground Handling Services, Lufthansa Group, Ministry of Culture, Nepal Airline Corporation (NAC), Public Procurement Act, Tourism and Civil Aviation, Tribhuwan International Airport

Lufthansa Group has been the cynosure for a few days now, for it has offered to partner with the currently

Analysis of Budget 2071/72 Presented by GoN

July 18, 2014April 16, 2020 Akash Shrestha 0 Comments accountability, Analysis of Budget 2071/72, anti-competitive practices, cartel, constitution, Dr. Chiranjibi Nepal, Econity, Economic Growth, economic reforms, employment, Financial Management, Mr. Rameshwor Khanal, policies, private sector, production, Prof. Dr. Bishwambher Pyakuryal, Public Procurement Act, regulations, Subsidy, syndicate

The Ministry of Finance has presented a budget of Rs. 618 billion for the fiscal year 2071/72. While the Finance

Stuck in the Wires

March 17, 2014 Pramod Rijal 0 Comments Electricity Regulation, Land Acquisition Act, Nepal Electricity Authority, Public Procurement Act, Transmission

Like in most of the countries around the world, Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) which is a public utility entity enjoys