Nepal: Development Planning in a Federal Context

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The study was carried out by six consultants engaged by Infrastructure Professionals Enterprise Private Limited (IPE) & Full Bright Consultancy Nepal (under the technical assistance of ADB to National Planning Commission) (Infrastructure Professionals Enterprise Private Limited (IPE)& Full Bright Consultancy Nepal (Kathmandu, August, 2011))


FROM THE EXECUTIVE SUMMARY OF THE REPORT:

This report analyzes the current planning system in Nepal, and the prospective planning system under a federal system of government, on the basis of international experience and consultations in Nepal. Planning is seen in terms of 4 inter-related constituent elements; policy,1 detailed planning and implementation, resource allocation and monitoring & evaluation. Analysis and recommendations are provided with respect to a) functions and b) institutions, for each of the 4 constituent elements. Options are assessed where considered relevant, and risk assessment provided for recommendations.

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Dr. Bipin Adhikari is a constitutional lawyer, senior advocate and professor at Kathmandu University School of Law. View full biography »

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