Nepal, although small in area, as a result of varied geographical conditions is blessed with very diverse flora and fauna. Today, forests occupy 39% of the land area of Nepal, but deforestation is rampant. Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) estimates that Nepal lost about 2640 sq km of forest cover between 2000 and 2005. In this bleak scenario, the protection of forests and their biodiversity is a great challenge to Nepal. Hence the Nepalese Army (NA) was called upon to meet this challenge in
Services like laundry, transportation etc. were already there but they were not in organized form and in the large scale. Banking service is the oldest service industry in Nepal. It has gone through the various stages of evolution and development. Prime Minister Ranodeep (1877-1885) to establish Tejarath Addaha in Kathmandu, which was a government financial institution supplying credit to the people at 5% rate of interest
incorporated multiple use water services (Ebatao and Van Koppen 2005). Nepal Smallholder Market Initiative (SIMI) and International Development Enterprise (IDE) introduced multiple systems in Nepal. They consist of collection tanks at stream diversions that deliver water to reservoir near a village settlements by gravity through a pipe network. The use of small drip irrigation kits improved water use efficiency and over yield (Nepal SIMI 2004). The South African NGO Association for Water and Rural Development
Tourism is one among the major segments which the new government is seeking at to boost the economy of the Nation. After realising that, the MICE segment can be the best game changer for the growth of the tourism, the ministry of tourism also adopted an approach which is aggressive to promote the segment. The new tourism policy in fact have to be released anytime soon has identified MICE as the leading growth driver for the tourism industry in India. MICE is the new buzzword which relates to varied