AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoRoad & Infrastructure: The Narayangadh–Butwal road upgrade is in its final stage, with ADB funding 85% and the government 15%, after delays from coordination and cash-flow issues. Parliament & Finance: A parliamentary committee debated amendments to the Nepal Rastra Bank Act, including deputy governor numbers and board autonomy. Energy & Consumer Protection: Nepal Oil Corporation employee allowances drew sharp questioning in parliament, with directives for “cylinder mapping” and separate cylinders for commercial use; meanwhile, consumer groups warn gas sector problems persist due to weak legal framework. Local Waste-to-Energy: KMC and AEPC signed deals to revive the Teku waste-to-energy and biogas plants, targeting restart within two months and improved organic-waste management. Agriculture Inputs: Karnali CM Shahi pushed for strict, farmer-friendly chemical fertiliser distribution rules; Kathmandu also saw policy focus on clear fertiliser supply. Market Monitoring: Gulmi authorities launched LPG market inspections after shortage complaints, checking dealer stock and possible hoarding. Weather & Logistics: Monsoon forecasts point to moderate-to-heavy rain and thunderstorms in Koshi, Bagmati and Gandaki, raising risks for roads and operations. Industry & Standards: Industry Minister Yadav urged firms to get the Nepal Standard (NS) Mark to boost quality and reduce import dependence. Digital Safety: Nepal Police report cyber fraud complaints rising, with multiple online methods used to scam victims.
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