AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoHydropower & Power Sector: NEA extended RCOD for 27 hydropower projects totaling 540 MW, clearing the way for “genuine progress” projects after deadline misses. Economic Outlook: The World Bank projects Nepal’s growth at 3.7% for FY27 after the Aug 26 Rasuwa/Bhotekoshi flood disrupted industry and services; recovery to 5.2% in FY28 depends on faster reconstruction. Flood Recovery for Business: A damage assessment says the Bhotekoshi flood hit about 4,800 economic establishments, with combined damage and losses estimated at Rs 146.19 billion, alongside a government business recovery package. Exports & Logistics: An ADB/SEJON/SAWTEE study estimates Nepal’s goods and services exports could rise up to 112% in five years if borrowing costs, input taxes, and weak logistics are addressed. Carbon Market Push: A mission launched to build Nepal’s carbon-market ecosystem, aiming to turn forestry, agriculture, renewables and waste projects into bankable deals. Climate Diplomacy: Nepal called for a “Sagarmatha to the Sea” alliance linking Himalayan and Pacific nations ahead of COP31. Public Health: Scrub typhus detected across 74 districts; surveillance and test-kit supply ramped up after 10,210 infections and 7 deaths. Transport & Roads: Repairs are accelerating on the flood-damaged Beni-Jomsom-Korala corridor to restore movement toward the Korala border. Aviation Industry: Himalaya Airlines faces financial stress as dues to CAAN reach Rs 629 million, with possible service suspension if unpaid.
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