The document discusses development administration in Nepal. It states that development administration is a component of public administration and is the administrative practice that provides direction and momentum to a nation's development efforts. It involves formulating, implementing, monitoring, and evaluating development plans, policies, and programs, as well as establishing administrative systems to enhance their effectiveness. Some key challenges facing development administration in Nepal include weak administration, lack of results from development efforts, supply-driven programs, difficulties due to geographic disparities, and increasing corruption. However, there are also opportunities such as achieving MDG targets, increasing the state's role in poverty reduction, and improving service delivery through use of ICT.