Dr Mahendra P Lama in Parallel Session A1 of Ninth South Asia Economic Summit (SAES) organised by Centre for Policy Dialogue (CPD) on 15-16 October 2016 presented on "Achieving Sustainable Energy for All in South Asia: Modalities of Cooperation". #SAES9 For further details visit: http://saes9.cpd.org.bd/
Understanding the Energy Crisis in Nepal - Assessment of Country’s Energy D...Dr Ramhari Poudyal
The document summarizes Nepal's energy crisis and opportunities for investment. It notes that Nepal faces acute power shortages but has significant potential for hydropower. To meet development goals and power demand, Nepal will need to add over 6,000 MW of capacity, requiring $10 billion in investment. Opportunities exist not just in power generation but also in upgrading distribution and transmission systems. Recent investment summits have attracted billions in pledged investments, especially from China. Developing hydropower could help Nepal export power to India and participate in regional energy markets.
This document provides information about 13 different organizations:
1. The National Dairy Research Institute is located in Karnal, Haryana.
2. The European Union has 28 member states primarily located in Europe, with Brussels as its capital and the euro as its currency.
3. The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization is headquartered in Paris, France and has Irina Bokova from Bulgaria as its Director-General.
The document discusses energy policy and investment opportunities in Indonesia. It provides an overview of Indonesia's role as a key global energy player, highlighting its oil and gas reserves. The summary also outlines Indonesia's targets for diversifying its energy mix away from oil by 2025, with goals of obtaining 17% of energy from renewable sources. It introduces Energy Nusantara, a leading energy network in Indonesia, and describes the company's consultancy services covering various energy sectors.
The document summarizes a forum on developing renewable energy in Northeast Asia and the Asia Super Grid concept. It discusses Mongolia's Gobitec project which aims to harness its vast wind and solar resources in the Gobi desert and supply 100GW of clean energy to Northeast Asia by 2030, making Mongolia an energy hub. The forum highlighted that the Asia Super Grid is technically feasible but faces political, financial and regulatory barriers. Speakers discussed various countries' plans for interconnectors and trading renewable energy regionally to increase energy security.
Dr Mahendra P Lama in Parallel Session A1 of Ninth South Asia Economic Summit (SAES) organised by Centre for Policy Dialogue (CPD) on 15-16 October 2016 presented on "Achieving Sustainable Energy for All in South Asia: Modalities of Cooperation". #SAES9 For further details visit: http://saes9.cpd.org.bd/
Understanding the Energy Crisis in Nepal - Assessment of Country’s Energy D...Dr Ramhari Poudyal
The document summarizes Nepal's energy crisis and opportunities for investment. It notes that Nepal faces acute power shortages but has significant potential for hydropower. To meet development goals and power demand, Nepal will need to add over 6,000 MW of capacity, requiring $10 billion in investment. Opportunities exist not just in power generation but also in upgrading distribution and transmission systems. Recent investment summits have attracted billions in pledged investments, especially from China. Developing hydropower could help Nepal export power to India and participate in regional energy markets.
This document provides information about 13 different organizations:
1. The National Dairy Research Institute is located in Karnal, Haryana.
2. The European Union has 28 member states primarily located in Europe, with Brussels as its capital and the euro as its currency.
3. The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization is headquartered in Paris, France and has Irina Bokova from Bulgaria as its Director-General.
The document discusses energy policy and investment opportunities in Indonesia. It provides an overview of Indonesia's role as a key global energy player, highlighting its oil and gas reserves. The summary also outlines Indonesia's targets for diversifying its energy mix away from oil by 2025, with goals of obtaining 17% of energy from renewable sources. It introduces Energy Nusantara, a leading energy network in Indonesia, and describes the company's consultancy services covering various energy sectors.
The document summarizes a forum on developing renewable energy in Northeast Asia and the Asia Super Grid concept. It discusses Mongolia's Gobitec project which aims to harness its vast wind and solar resources in the Gobi desert and supply 100GW of clean energy to Northeast Asia by 2030, making Mongolia an energy hub. The forum highlighted that the Asia Super Grid is technically feasible but faces political, financial and regulatory barriers. Speakers discussed various countries' plans for interconnectors and trading renewable energy regionally to increase energy security.
The document discusses Nepal's mines and mineral resources potential and opportunities for investment. It provides an overview of Nepal's geological setting and locations of various mineral deposits. Some key mineral resources discussed include copper, iron, limestone, dolomite, magnesite, and precious stones. It also outlines the status of exploration, existing mining and cement industries, as well as opportunities for investment in various mineral prospects. Recent policy and regulatory reforms relating to mining activities and licensing are mentioned to encourage private investment.
The document summarizes Nepal's efforts to create a conducive business climate and attract foreign direct investment (FDI). Key points include:
- Nepal has enacted new policies like the Industrial Enterprises Act and Special Economic Zone Act to simplify business regulations and provide incentives.
- Infrastructure is being developed, including several special economic zones and industrial districts.
- Major reforms have been made to business registration, approvals and online systems to ease doing business.
- China and India are the top sources of FDI in Nepal, which aims to attract more investment through its improving policies and business environment.
Buyers prefer to purchase flats from reputed builders in Ahmedabad due to the low risk of deception, as most builders are honest businessmen. However, some unscrupulous builders have been charged for selling the same flat to multiple owners, cheating customers. This is why well-known builders can charge higher prices compared to smaller builders due to their trusted reputation.
Foreign Direct Investment in Nepal : Towards Second Generation of ReformsSurath Giri
This document discusses the prospects for foreign direct investment in Nepal. It identifies hydropower, agriculture, and tourism as sectors with significant potential to attract FDI. Nepal has an estimated hydropower generation potential of 83,000 MW, of which 42,000 MW is economically viable, but only a small amount has been utilized so far. Hydropower produced in Nepal could supply the growing energy demands of neighboring India and China. Agriculture is also highlighted as an attractive sector for FDI given Nepal's climatic conditions, topography, and access to large consumer markets in neighboring countries. However, the document notes that while potential exists, Nepal needs to address regulatory bottlenecks and infrastructure issues to fully capitalize on opportunities to attract beneficial
This document describes a student capstone project to create a generic temperature controller. It will use a microcontroller to monitor temperature using a sensor and control heating and cooling elements to maintain a set temperature. The goals are to achieve closed-loop temperature control and maintain a stable temperature regardless of environmental changes. It discusses the components, inputs, outputs, programming, and benefits of the temperature controller. The students aim to complete the hardware and software in six weeks to allow temperature control for laboratory and industrial applications.
Financial Exclusion in India is the topic discussed. The document outlines that many in India are financially marginalized and excluded from traditional banking. It explores some of the key reasons for this financial exclusion as well as opportunities for banks to implement schemes more favorable and accessible to the poor through addressing issues they face and changes to the banking system overall.
Karvy is India's premier integrated financial services provider, ranked among the top five in the country. It services over 20 million individual investors and 350 corporates. Karvy provides a wide range of financial services, including stock broking, depository services, distribution of financial products, merchant banking, and corporate finance. It has over 200 branches and 350 investor service centers, and a workforce of over 3,500. Karvy is also among the top investment bankers and distributors of financial products in India.
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The document summarizes the evolution of accessibility for disabled students in UK higher education, from the introduction of legislation in the 1990s to the present approach. It describes how early recommendations to follow Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) as a standard excluded many disabled students. Over time, through research and engagement, a holistic approach emerged that recognizes diversity and supports a wide range of learner needs rather than prioritizing certain disabilities over others or advocating for standards compliance. Lessons learned include involving stakeholders from the start and empowering student voices to inform policy.
Ryan R. Jones discusses efforts at Coastal Carolina University to develop leadership and civic engagement programs. He redesigns media templates like a letterhead, newsletter, brochure, and flyer to promote the department formerly known as Volunteer Services. Jones suggests holding student seminars on civic engagement benefits and keeping templates simple and informative. He reflects on competencies learned like understanding the outside world, managing time, and gaining confidence and professionalism.
This document provides a summary and analysis of CVS Health Corporation. It analyzes CVS Health's financial performance, the pharmacy benefits industry, and CVS Health's competition. Key points include:
- CVS Health has experienced strong financial growth but relies heavily on high-priced specialty drugs for revenue. Mergers and acquisitions could help expand its services.
- The pharmacy benefits industry faces changes from healthcare reform like value-based care. Increased regulation also poses risks.
- CVS Health is a market leader but faces intense competition on pricing and convenience. It aims to improve public health through initiatives like tobacco cessation.
Financial Exclusion and financial inclusion heba bashier
This document discusses financial exclusion, which refers to the lack of access to basic banking services for low-income individuals. It prevents the poor from escaping poverty. Financial exclusion includes not having deposit accounts, savings accounts, money transfers, loans, insurance, and other services. It can lead to both financial and social exclusion over time by limiting access to education, health services, and adequate housing. The document outlines various forms of financial exclusion including banking, savings, credit, and insurance exclusion and their impacts. It also discusses reasons for financial exclusion from both the supply side, such as lack of access to financial institutions, and demand side, such as services not meeting low-income customers' needs. Financial inclusion aims to ensure all individuals have access
The best way to start your finance capstone project is to come with great ideas. Remember the success of your capstone project will be determined by the level of uniqueness in your ideas and more often than not, coming up with the ideas is the most crucial thing.
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Karvy Stock Broking Limited provides stock broking and research advisory services in India. It offers services such as portfolio analysis, depository services, financial planning, and research to both individual and institutional clients. Karvy was founded in 1990 and is part of the larger Karvy group, which has various subsidiaries operating in financial services.
Umbrella Fabric/IXP SDN OpenFlow: The TouiX to TouSIX ExperienceAPNIC
The document discusses the migration of the Toulouse Internet Exchange Point (TouIX) in France to an OpenFlow-based fabric called TouSIX. It describes how TouSIX uses OpenFlow switches and a controller called TouSIX-Manager to provide benefits over traditional IXP fabrics like reduced broadcast traffic, improved monitoring and filtering capabilities. TouIX had 4 points of presence around Toulouse and supported 10 members, and was migrated to the new TouSIX topology with OpenFlow links to interconnect sites and connect to other IXPs like France-IX. Future work involves funding research through a PhD student and participating in the H2020 ENDEAVOUR project.
- The Department of Civil Aviation was established in Nepal in 1957 to regulate civil aviation. Nepal joined ICAO in 1960.
- ICAO audits of Nepal in 2009 and 2013 found effective implementation of safety standards to be 43% and 55% respectively, identifying a significant safety concern in aircraft operations.
- As a result of these audits, all air carriers under the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal were placed on the EU's air safety list in December 2013.
A project on invesment patter of individusal with special reference to karvy ...Projects Kart
The document discusses various topics related to investing in the Indian stock market, including:
- An overview of Karvy Stock Broking Ltd and its services such as stock broking, depository services, and investment banking.
- An explanation of key stock market concepts such as demat trading, day trading activities and settlements, and the membership process for stockbrokers.
- A brief discussion of share trading processes, both online and offline.
AusNOG 2013 - The Rapid Rise of the Mobile Multihomed Host, and What it Might...Mark Smith
Mobile multihomed hosts (MMHHs), such as smartphones and tablets, are rapidly being adopted. They are connected to multiple networks simultaneously but not acting as routers. Protocols like HSTS and MPTCP allow MMHHs to encrypt traffic and use multiple network paths to improve performance and reliability. This shifts functions from the network to smart hosts. Middleboxes and current network assumptions may be disrupted. Traffic will be harder for networks to monitor and quality of service will be less important if hosts bypass congestion. Overall networks will need to remain fast and well-connected to reward smart, multihoming hosts.
The document outlines the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) project, including its background, rationale, scope, and major challenges. CPEC is a $46 billion investment between China and Pakistan that includes energy, transportation, and industrial cooperation projects. Some of the key projects include the Gwadar Port, road and railway infrastructure between China and Pakistan, and energy projects providing over 10,000 MW of electricity. The document discusses political support for CPEC but also notes challenges in areas like energy planning, security, and ensuring benefits are shared across Pakistan.
This document provides details on various investment projects across multiple sectors in Odisha, India. It includes projects related to industrial parks and infrastructure, textiles and apparel, healthcare and biotech, logistics and transport, IT and electronics, agro and food processing, urban infrastructure, smart cities, chemicals and petrochemicals, energy, tourism, and skill development. Project details such as location, area, estimated costs, employment opportunities, and implementation status are provided. The document aims to promote investment opportunities across different sectors in Odisha.
The document discusses Nepal's mines and mineral resources potential and opportunities for investment. It provides an overview of Nepal's geological setting and locations of various mineral deposits. Some key mineral resources discussed include copper, iron, limestone, dolomite, magnesite, and precious stones. It also outlines the status of exploration, existing mining and cement industries, as well as opportunities for investment in various mineral prospects. Recent policy and regulatory reforms relating to mining activities and licensing are mentioned to encourage private investment.
The document summarizes Nepal's efforts to create a conducive business climate and attract foreign direct investment (FDI). Key points include:
- Nepal has enacted new policies like the Industrial Enterprises Act and Special Economic Zone Act to simplify business regulations and provide incentives.
- Infrastructure is being developed, including several special economic zones and industrial districts.
- Major reforms have been made to business registration, approvals and online systems to ease doing business.
- China and India are the top sources of FDI in Nepal, which aims to attract more investment through its improving policies and business environment.
Buyers prefer to purchase flats from reputed builders in Ahmedabad due to the low risk of deception, as most builders are honest businessmen. However, some unscrupulous builders have been charged for selling the same flat to multiple owners, cheating customers. This is why well-known builders can charge higher prices compared to smaller builders due to their trusted reputation.
Foreign Direct Investment in Nepal : Towards Second Generation of ReformsSurath Giri
This document discusses the prospects for foreign direct investment in Nepal. It identifies hydropower, agriculture, and tourism as sectors with significant potential to attract FDI. Nepal has an estimated hydropower generation potential of 83,000 MW, of which 42,000 MW is economically viable, but only a small amount has been utilized so far. Hydropower produced in Nepal could supply the growing energy demands of neighboring India and China. Agriculture is also highlighted as an attractive sector for FDI given Nepal's climatic conditions, topography, and access to large consumer markets in neighboring countries. However, the document notes that while potential exists, Nepal needs to address regulatory bottlenecks and infrastructure issues to fully capitalize on opportunities to attract beneficial
This document describes a student capstone project to create a generic temperature controller. It will use a microcontroller to monitor temperature using a sensor and control heating and cooling elements to maintain a set temperature. The goals are to achieve closed-loop temperature control and maintain a stable temperature regardless of environmental changes. It discusses the components, inputs, outputs, programming, and benefits of the temperature controller. The students aim to complete the hardware and software in six weeks to allow temperature control for laboratory and industrial applications.
Financial Exclusion in India is the topic discussed. The document outlines that many in India are financially marginalized and excluded from traditional banking. It explores some of the key reasons for this financial exclusion as well as opportunities for banks to implement schemes more favorable and accessible to the poor through addressing issues they face and changes to the banking system overall.
Karvy is India's premier integrated financial services provider, ranked among the top five in the country. It services over 20 million individual investors and 350 corporates. Karvy provides a wide range of financial services, including stock broking, depository services, distribution of financial products, merchant banking, and corporate finance. It has over 200 branches and 350 investor service centers, and a workforce of over 3,500. Karvy is also among the top investment bankers and distributors of financial products in India.
http://www.oifc.in/reportsarticles.asp
Find information for nri India, Indian overseas citizen, indian overseas, indian overseas citizen, indian overseas citizenship, ministry of overseas, indian affair, overseas indian facilitation centre, nri investment india, nri investments, investments in india, nri loans, india consulting, investment advice in india
The document summarizes the evolution of accessibility for disabled students in UK higher education, from the introduction of legislation in the 1990s to the present approach. It describes how early recommendations to follow Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) as a standard excluded many disabled students. Over time, through research and engagement, a holistic approach emerged that recognizes diversity and supports a wide range of learner needs rather than prioritizing certain disabilities over others or advocating for standards compliance. Lessons learned include involving stakeholders from the start and empowering student voices to inform policy.
Ryan R. Jones discusses efforts at Coastal Carolina University to develop leadership and civic engagement programs. He redesigns media templates like a letterhead, newsletter, brochure, and flyer to promote the department formerly known as Volunteer Services. Jones suggests holding student seminars on civic engagement benefits and keeping templates simple and informative. He reflects on competencies learned like understanding the outside world, managing time, and gaining confidence and professionalism.
This document provides a summary and analysis of CVS Health Corporation. It analyzes CVS Health's financial performance, the pharmacy benefits industry, and CVS Health's competition. Key points include:
- CVS Health has experienced strong financial growth but relies heavily on high-priced specialty drugs for revenue. Mergers and acquisitions could help expand its services.
- The pharmacy benefits industry faces changes from healthcare reform like value-based care. Increased regulation also poses risks.
- CVS Health is a market leader but faces intense competition on pricing and convenience. It aims to improve public health through initiatives like tobacco cessation.
Financial Exclusion and financial inclusion heba bashier
This document discusses financial exclusion, which refers to the lack of access to basic banking services for low-income individuals. It prevents the poor from escaping poverty. Financial exclusion includes not having deposit accounts, savings accounts, money transfers, loans, insurance, and other services. It can lead to both financial and social exclusion over time by limiting access to education, health services, and adequate housing. The document outlines various forms of financial exclusion including banking, savings, credit, and insurance exclusion and their impacts. It also discusses reasons for financial exclusion from both the supply side, such as lack of access to financial institutions, and demand side, such as services not meeting low-income customers' needs. Financial inclusion aims to ensure all individuals have access
The best way to start your finance capstone project is to come with great ideas. Remember the success of your capstone project will be determined by the level of uniqueness in your ideas and more often than not, coming up with the ideas is the most crucial thing.
http://www.capstonewritingservice.com/capstone-finance-project-topics/
Karvy Stock Broking Limited provides stock broking and research advisory services in India. It offers services such as portfolio analysis, depository services, financial planning, and research to both individual and institutional clients. Karvy was founded in 1990 and is part of the larger Karvy group, which has various subsidiaries operating in financial services.
Umbrella Fabric/IXP SDN OpenFlow: The TouiX to TouSIX ExperienceAPNIC
The document discusses the migration of the Toulouse Internet Exchange Point (TouIX) in France to an OpenFlow-based fabric called TouSIX. It describes how TouSIX uses OpenFlow switches and a controller called TouSIX-Manager to provide benefits over traditional IXP fabrics like reduced broadcast traffic, improved monitoring and filtering capabilities. TouIX had 4 points of presence around Toulouse and supported 10 members, and was migrated to the new TouSIX topology with OpenFlow links to interconnect sites and connect to other IXPs like France-IX. Future work involves funding research through a PhD student and participating in the H2020 ENDEAVOUR project.
- The Department of Civil Aviation was established in Nepal in 1957 to regulate civil aviation. Nepal joined ICAO in 1960.
- ICAO audits of Nepal in 2009 and 2013 found effective implementation of safety standards to be 43% and 55% respectively, identifying a significant safety concern in aircraft operations.
- As a result of these audits, all air carriers under the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal were placed on the EU's air safety list in December 2013.
A project on invesment patter of individusal with special reference to karvy ...Projects Kart
The document discusses various topics related to investing in the Indian stock market, including:
- An overview of Karvy Stock Broking Ltd and its services such as stock broking, depository services, and investment banking.
- An explanation of key stock market concepts such as demat trading, day trading activities and settlements, and the membership process for stockbrokers.
- A brief discussion of share trading processes, both online and offline.
AusNOG 2013 - The Rapid Rise of the Mobile Multihomed Host, and What it Might...Mark Smith
Mobile multihomed hosts (MMHHs), such as smartphones and tablets, are rapidly being adopted. They are connected to multiple networks simultaneously but not acting as routers. Protocols like HSTS and MPTCP allow MMHHs to encrypt traffic and use multiple network paths to improve performance and reliability. This shifts functions from the network to smart hosts. Middleboxes and current network assumptions may be disrupted. Traffic will be harder for networks to monitor and quality of service will be less important if hosts bypass congestion. Overall networks will need to remain fast and well-connected to reward smart, multihoming hosts.
The document outlines the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) project, including its background, rationale, scope, and major challenges. CPEC is a $46 billion investment between China and Pakistan that includes energy, transportation, and industrial cooperation projects. Some of the key projects include the Gwadar Port, road and railway infrastructure between China and Pakistan, and energy projects providing over 10,000 MW of electricity. The document discusses political support for CPEC but also notes challenges in areas like energy planning, security, and ensuring benefits are shared across Pakistan.
This document provides details on various investment projects across multiple sectors in Odisha, India. It includes projects related to industrial parks and infrastructure, textiles and apparel, healthcare and biotech, logistics and transport, IT and electronics, agro and food processing, urban infrastructure, smart cities, chemicals and petrochemicals, energy, tourism, and skill development. Project details such as location, area, estimated costs, employment opportunities, and implementation status are provided. The document aims to promote investment opportunities across different sectors in Odisha.
Rural infrastructure development in nepal a prospect and opportunity- a pape...Bhim Upadhyaya
This document summarizes a presentation about rural infrastructure development opportunities in Nepal for engineering consultancy businesses. It provides context on Nepal's geography, socioeconomic status, and current infrastructure gaps. Major areas of infrastructure development outlined in national policies and plans include roads, irrigation, water and sanitation, electricity, housing, and rural telecommunications. Several large ongoing and proposed infrastructure projects are described that will require significant engineering expertise, such as expanding the road, rail, electricity and irrigation networks. The conclusion states that with Nepal's commitment to rapid development, there will be enormous opportunities for engineering consultants and need for more trained Nepali engineers to work on projects.
India has 20 nuclear reactors currently operating and is ranked 6th globally in nuclear energy production. It aims to increase nuclear power contribution to overall electricity generation from 3.2% to 9% in 25 years. Several new nuclear and oil refinery plants are proposed or under construction across India. The document also outlines various infrastructure projects including dedicated freight rail corridors, industrial corridors, power projects and biosphere reserves across India.
The document discusses China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), a collection of infrastructure projects being built between China and Pakistan. CPEC aims to modernize Pakistan's infrastructure and strengthen its economy through transportation networks, energy projects, and special economic zones. Key points include the total cost of $54 billion, main routes connecting Gwadar port to China, projects in energy, transportation and Gwadar port development, and anticipated economic and strategic benefits for both countries. Challenges including security concerns and opposition are also mentioned.
Details of some_projects_to_start_in_the_south_regionYash Gokhale
This document outlines investment opportunities in infrastructure projects across South India, including metro rail projects in Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka, road and airport development in Maharashtra, industrial corridors and port development in Tamil Nadu, and gas, port, and rail projects in Kerala totaling over $15 billion. It provides details on proposed projects in sectors like transportation, energy, and industrial development, with funding available from sources like the World Bank, ADB, and various country agencies. Contact information is provided for those seeking more information on sector or project specific investment opportunities.
This document outlines investment opportunities in infrastructure projects across South India, including metro rail projects in Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka, road and airport development in Maharashtra, industrial corridors and port development in Tamil Nadu, and gas, port, and rail projects in Kerala totaling over $15 billion. It provides details on proposed projects in sectors like transportation, energy, and industrial development, with funding available from sources like the World Bank, ADB, and various country agencies. Contact information is provided for those seeking more information on sector or project specific investment opportunities.
The document summarizes the Emerging Kerala 2012 conference that aims to promote investment and business opportunities in Kerala, India. The conference will showcase 26 sectors including tourism, healthcare, IT, infrastructure projects, and more. Over 2,500 participants from India and abroad including government ministers, business leaders, and diplomatic delegations are expected to attend. Bilateral cooperation opportunities are highlighted between Kerala and countries such as China, Canada, UK, USA, and others. The goal is for Kerala to become a global economic hub through entrepreneurship and equitable socio-economic growth.
The document discusses China-Pakistan relations and the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC). It summarizes that CPEC involves $62 billion in infrastructure investments in energy and transportation projects across Pakistan. This includes roads, railways, pipelines, and optical fiber cables for information networks. CPEC is intended to expand regional connectivity and promote balanced development between China's western region and Pakistan's economy. The economic corridor seeks to significantly upgrade Pakistan's infrastructure and strengthen trade ties between the two countries.
Udupi is set to redefine business in a temple town. A haven for financial sectors, a birth place of 4 major public sector banks, with a high security printing of shares certificates and cheque books located here. The largest grower of Cashew nuts and exporter of Jasmine flowers, Udupi offers’ high focus on food processing sector too backed by fisheries in this coastal region.
Located in southern Karnataka; it is carved out of Dakshina Kannada district, it is spread across 3 Talukas namely Udupi, Kundapura and Karkala. The district has 86.29% literacy rate.
This document summarizes a presentation about Emerging Kerala 2012, an event to promote investment and business opportunities in Kerala, India. The objectives are to highlight Kerala's strengths, position it as an investment hub, and showcase potential sectors. Key sectors highlighted include tourism, healthcare, manufacturing, ports, textiles, electronics and more. Major infrastructure projects like the Kochi Metro, Vizhinjam Seaport and gas pipelines were also summarized. The event will involve participation from government officials, business leaders and trade delegations from India and other countries to explore bilateral cooperation opportunities.
Sunrise Andhra Pradesh- Presentation by Mr. J. Krishna Kishore IRS, CEO of An...rajeshkumarusa
This is an excellent presentation made on investment opportunities in Andhra Pradesh, made by Mr. J. Krishna Kishore IRS, CEO of Andhra Pradesh Economic Development Board, India, at the Pravasi Bhartiya Divas, Los Angeles, USA on 15th November 2015. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) is a collection of infrastructure projects linking China and Pakistan. It involves building transportation networks like roads, railways, and pipelines to connect the Chinese city of Kashgar to Pakistan's Gwadar Port. The CPEC will boost both countries' economies by increasing trade, providing energy through projects like power plants, and creating jobs through industrial and agricultural development.
Presentation on China Pakistan Economic Corridor. Cpec is initiative of Pakistan and China to reduce the travel costs and improve the economy of both countries.
Nestled in beautiful scenic locales, Uttara Kannada is also home to one of India’s 6 atomic plants and a Greenfield naval base project Seabird. The coastal belt of Uttara Kannada also has one of Karnataka’s largest port Karwar with a capacity of 75000 million tonne liquid storage and 30000 MT warehousing. Government of Karnataka is keen on developing 6 berths under PPP here.
Uttara Kannada is situated in the western coast of Karnataka. It is spread across 10,277 sq. kms comprising of 11 talukas -Ankola, Bhatkal, Haliyal, Honnavar, Karwar, Kumta, Mundgod, Siddapur, Sirsi, Supa and Yallapur. The district has a 77% literacy rate.
Reliance MET has more than 170 companies across small, medium, large and fortune 500 global OEMs.
Around 40% of the area is occupied by Overseas companies from Japan, France and Korea.
Many of the companies are supplying to major OEMS like Panasonic, Maruti Suzuki, Honda Cars, Honda 2 wheelers etc.
Consumer Durables and Logistics are the largest and second largest sectors in Reliance MET in terms of Area with 84 & 57 acres, respectively followed by Footwear, Plastics and Auto & Auto Components.
This document outlines key details about the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) project, including its background, objectives, and projects in different Pakistani provinces. CPEC involves over $50 billion in infrastructure investments in Pakistan and aims to improve connectivity between China and Pakistan. It will link western China to the Pakistani port of Gwadar through a network of highways, railways, and pipelines. The project is expected to boost trade and provide economic opportunities, but also faces challenges like security issues and increasing Pakistan's dependence on China.
China pakistan economic corridor Projectanwaar azad
This document summarizes a simulation exercise on the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) conducted by a Prime Minister's Task Force. It outlines the timeline, challenges, strategies, and impact of CPEC projects. Key projects include energy projects worth $33.7 billion and transportation infrastructure projects worth $6.1 billion. Challenges include regional issues, security, political, administrative, capacity, and financial concerns. Recommendations focus on addressing challenges through coordination, security measures, monitoring apps, and prioritizing fiscal resources for CPEC. Economic benefits are projected to significantly increase Pakistan's GDP growth rate and double the size of the economy by 2028.
The document discusses China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) projects that aim to improve connectivity between China and Pakistan through energy and infrastructure development. CPEC will help boost Pakistan's economic growth through new roads, railways and power projects. It will also enhance regional connectivity and integration through increased trade, cooperation and people-to-people exchanges in South Asia. CPEC consists of early harvest projects focused on energy and transport infrastructure, as well as long-term plans for industrial development along the corridor.
Rightly called the laboratory of architecture, Bagalkote - is a district carved out of Vijayapura (Bijapur) district recently; it’s a haven of natural reserves like lime stone, granite, pink granite, dolomite and more. The natural reserves lend itself to manufacturing cement, with large national players building a stronghold here. Bagalkote’s total GDP stands at INR 59. 02 billions contributing 1.9%to state GSDP. With the per capita annual income in the district being INR.50, 765. However, the GDDP trend has been growing at 3% CAGR from 2007-8 to 2012-13; with the construction and manufacturing sectors as the highest contributors at 44% and 43% respectively to the secondary sector for 2012-13.
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The E-Way Bill revolutionizes logistics by digitizing the documentation of goods transport, ensuring transparency, tax compliance, and streamlined processes. This mandatory, electronic system reduces delays, enhances accountability, and combats tax evasion, benefiting businesses and authorities alike. Embrace the E-Way Bill for efficient, reliable transportation operations.
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Infrastructure Gap & Opportunities
Infrastructure Gap
▪ Acute Energy shortfall (per capita 132
▪ One of the poorest road network (54 KM per
100 sq. km.)
▪ Only one International Airport with single
▪ Poor tourism infrastructure
▪ Poor Health facility (5 bed for 1000 people)
Opportunities
• infrastructure funding gap of $ 13-18 billion from
2011-2020
• Capacity to generate 83,000 MW of hydroelectricity
• Can be world best tourist destination
• Religious Circuit : Buddhist, Hindu
• Trade hub between India and China
• Mass transportation, satellite cities
• With sound Macro economic situations
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Investment Board of Nepal
Created in 2011 by the Investment Board Nepal Act to promote economic development in
Nepal by creating an investment-friendly environment
AgricultureHydropower
Health Airport
Mining &
Minerals
Information
Technology
Road &
Transportat
ion
Tourism
FDI
Approval
“One
Window”
Investment
Promotion
Incentives
Investment
Facilitation
PPPs,
Cooperative
& private
Facilitation Sectors
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IBN – Organizational Arrangement
High Powered
Board
(Chaired by Rt. Hon. PM of
Office of
Investment Board
(Lead by CEO)
Consulting
Staffs
Regular Staffs
13 Members
including
Advisors and
Expert
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Construction of International and
Regional Airports and investment
required for modernization and
management of existing airports.
Fast track road, Tunnel, Railway line,
Rope-way, Trolleybus as prescribed
by Government of Nepal
Solid Waste Management and
Treatment in urban areas
Chemical Fertilizer production
industries, Petroleum Refinery
Plants, Major Bridges as prescribed
by Government of Nepal.
Hydropower projects of > 500
megawatt (MW) capacity.
Banks and Financial Institutions
whose 51% or more investment is
borne by foreign investors, and
investment required for
establishing Insurance and Re-
Insurance Companies.
Medical Colleges and state-of-the-
art Hospitals or Nursing Homes
that > 300 beds.
Infrastructure or service industry
that has a paid-up capital of > Rs.
10 billion.
Development of Special Economic
Zones (SEZs), Export Promotion or
Export Refinement Zones, Special
Industrial Zones or IT Parks.
Mandates of IBN
IBN Mandates
Investment required for any
project prescribed by
Government of Nepal.
Investment required to support any
foreign investment in a productive
industry that has a paid-up capital
of > Rs. 10 billion.
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JVA initialed between
Nepal Electricity Authority
& CWE Investment
Corporation (CWEI) , a
subsidiary of Chinas Three
Gorges Corporation (CTG).
Project Development
Agreement (PDA) has
been signed with SJVN on
25th Nov 2014. Private
Land Acquisition
completed. Financial
Closure & other
transaction phase works
underway.
IBN – Current Status on Initiated Projects
3. West Seti (750 MW)
1. Arun III (900MW)
2. Upper Karnali (900MW)
4. Upper Marsyandi (600MW)
5. Chemical Fertilizer Plant
6. Kathmandu Valley Waste Management
7. Cement Industries
Project Development
Agreement (PDA)
Negotiation with
GMR is underway.
FDI approval given to 4 cement industries
1. Dangote Cement (Estimated USD 555 Mn.)
2. Honghi- Shivam Cement (Estimated USD 360
Mn.)
3. Huaxin cement (Estimated USD 140 Mn.)
4. Reliance Cement (Estimated USD 400 Mn.)
Hongshi Shivam – Under construction
Huaxin & Dangore – Serching Mines
Reliance – Not in contacts
PDA Negotiation with
two companies is
underway and expected
to be completed within
2 months.
Project Development
Agreement (PDA) has
been signed with GMR
Energy on 19th Sep 2014.
Financial Closure & other
transaction phase works
underway.
Detailed Feasibility
Study completed.
Modality of
development is
underway.
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• IBN -Prepared project profile of
different projects having
feasibility studies and Some level
of studies
• Develop Project Idea Note on
the potential projects
• Feasibility studies – 21 Projects
• Some level of studies – 30
Projects
• Project Idea Note – 71 Projects
Project Bank
Agriculture
(2 Projects)
Hydropower &
Transmission
(16 Projects)
Health &
Education
(21
Projects)
Airport
(2 Projects)
Mining &
Minerals
(3 Projects)
Information
Technology
SEZ and IT
Parks
(21 Projects)
Road &
Transportatio
n
(30 Projects)
Tourism
(10 Projects)
Others
(9 Projects)
Smart Cities
(8 Projects)
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Feasibility Study Completed Projects
1. Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA)
Modernization Project
2. Second International Airport (SIA)
1. East-West Electrified Railway Project
2. East West Railway link to India Project
3. Kathmandu Kulekhani Hetauda Tunnel Highway
4. Kathmandu-Pokhara Railway
5. Kathmandu Valley Metro Project
1. Tamakoshi 3 hydropower project (650MW)
2. Karnali Chisapani (10,800 MW)
3. Budhigandaki Storage Hydro Project (1200 MW)
HYDROPOWER
AVIATION
TRANSPORT
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1. Jumla SEZ
2. Kapilvastu SEZ
3. Rautahat SEZ
4. Dhanusha SEZ
5. Siraha SEZ
6. Jhapa SEZ
7. Biratnagar (Morang) SEZ
8. Panchkhal SEZ
9. Simara SEZ
Feasibility Study Completed Projects
1. Chemical Fertilizer Plant (CFP)
AGRICULTURE
SPECIAL ECONOMIC ZONES
1. Nepal India Petroleum Pipeline
PETROLEUM PIPELINE
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Projects having Some Level of Study
1. Kyirong - Kathmandu Railway Project
2. Kyirong - Baireni, Dhading Railway Project
3. Lumbini - Kurintar Railway Project
4. North South Corridor- No. 8
5. North South Corridor- No. 7
6. North South Corridor- No. 6
7. North South Corridor- No. 3
8. North South Corridor- No. 2
9. North South Corridor- No. 1
1. Tamor Storage Hydro Electric Project (762 MW)
2. Lower Arun (650MW)
3. Bheri 3B (1003 MW)/Bheri 4 (964 MW)
4. Sunkoshi 3 hydropower project (536 MW)
5. Sunkoshi 2 hydropower project (1,110MW)
6. SR-6 (642 MW)
HYDROPOWER
TRANSPORT
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1. Iron Ore (Dhaubadi)
2. Gas (Dailekh)
3. Petroleum Refinery (Jitpur)
Projects having Some Level of Study
1. Infrastructure Development Bank
1. Nuwakot SEZ
2. Nepalgunj SEZ
3. Gorkha SEZ
4. Dhangadi SEZSPECIAL ECONOMIC
ZONES
MINERALS AND MINES
BANKING AND
FINANCE
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1. Attariya – Uttarakhand
2. Lamki-Tikuniya
3. Kohalpur – Rupaidiha
4. Butwal – Gorakhpur
5. Inaruwa – Punera
6. Rasuwa – Kerung
7. Khandbaari – Kimathangka
Projects having Some Level of Study
TRANSMISSION
LINES
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Project Idea Note (PIN)
1. Rara Lake Luxury Resort
2. Sagarmatha National Park Luxury Resort
3. Shey-Phoksundo National Park Luxury Resort
4. Khaptad National Park Luxury Resort
5. Ski Resort in Manang
6. 5 Star Business Hotel Province 1
7. 5 Star Business Hotel Province 2
8. 5 Star Business Hotel Province 5
9. 5 Star Business Hotel Province 6
10. 5 Star Business Hotel Province 7
11. Tourist Bus Terminal & Stopover
12. Amusement Park
13. Historic/Cultural Part
14. Regional International Airport
15. International Convention Center
TOURISM
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• Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Kathmandu
• Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Pokhara
• Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Biratnagar
• Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Bharatpur
• Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Nepalgunj
• Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Bhairahawa and Butwal
• Kathmandu Monorail Project
• Monorail Project in Pokhara
• Monorail Project in Biratnagar
• Monorail Project in Bharatpur
• Monorail Project in Birgunj
• Monorail Project in Bhairawaha & Butwal
• Monorail Project in Itahari & Dharan
• Monorail Project in Nepalgunj
• Terai-Kathmandu Ropeway
• Cable Car Project
Project Idea Note (PIN)
1. Meat Processing Industry
AGRICULTURE
TRANSPORT
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Project Idea Note (PIN)
1. Private Hospital in Kathmandu
2. Private Hospital in Province 1
3. Private Hospital in Province 2
4. Private Hospital in Province 4
5. Private Hospital in Province 5
6. Private Hospital in Province 6
7. Private Hospital in Province 7
8. Diagnostic Center
9. CTEVT College Campus Kathmandu
10. CTEVT College Campus Pokhara
11. CTEVT College Campus Chitwan
12. CTEVT College Campus Dhankuta
13. CTEVT College Campus Jhapa
14. CTEVT College Campus Dhangadi
15. Education & Sports City in Nepal 1
16. Education & Sports City in Nepal 2
17. Education & Sports City in Nepal 3
18. Education & Sports City in Nepal 4
19. Education & Sports City in Nepal 5
20. Education & Sports City in Nepal 6
21. Education & Sports City in Nepal 7
TOURISMHEALTH AND
EDUCATION
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1. Pulan-Yari, Humla Dry Port
2. Zangmu-Kodari, Sindhupalchok Dry Port
3. Riwu-Olangchung Gola Dry Port
4. Lizi-Nechung, Mustang Dry Port
5. Chentang-Kimathanka Dry Port
Project Idea Note (PIN)
1. 3 Units IT Parks
1. Nepal China Petroleum Pipeline
2. Nepal Bangladesh Petroleum Pipeline
SPECIAL ECONOMIC
ZONES
BANKING AND
FINANCE
PETROLEUM PIPELINE
DRY PORTS
IT Parks
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1. Glass
2. National Security Printing Plant
Project Idea Note (PIN)
1. Smart City 1 - Phidim
2. Smart City 2 - Janakpur
3. Smart City 3 - Kathmandu
4. Smart City 4 - Pokhara
5. Smart City 5 - Butwal
6. Smart City 6 - Birendranagar
7. Smart City 7 - Dhangadhi
8. 10 Model Cities
PETROLEUM PIPELINE
SMART CITIES
MANUFACTURING
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Project Idea Note (PIN)
1. Solar PV in Tribhuwan International Airport (75 MW)
1. Insurance Company (with 51% foreign Investors)
2. Re-Insurance Company
BANKING AND
INSURANCE
ALTERNATIVE
ENERGY
>> Norway has per capital Energy Consumption of 23326 KWH/year and even India has 1000+ despite having 1.2 billion+ population
>> Nepal road network is graded D, E in Asian highway standard
>> The international network was disconnected for 6 days, at the time of Turkish Airlines crash
>> Dubai alone attracted 14.2 million plus tourist, Nepal has diversity of tourism activities which is best in the world, in that context we couldn’t attract even a million tourist
>> Road network in india is around 166km per 100 sq. km.)
Not withstanding anything contain in other law, IBN is mandated for the enforcement of investment in the following projects.