Overview
The Government of Nepal has endorsed the new Foreign Aid Mobilization Policy 2082, aiming to improve the strategic mobilization of foreign aid in line with national development priorities. This policy replaces the previous foreign aid policy of 2076.
Key policies
The main objective is to channel development aid into productive and high-impact sectors that align with Nepal’s national needs and priorities, ultimately supporting the country’s path to prosperity. The new policy was formulated to address the evolving federal context, diversify aid instruments, and enhance transparency, efficiency, and the country’s capacity to manage and utilize external resources effectively.
The new policy empowers provincial and local governments to actively plan, propose, coordinate, and incorporate development aid into their activities.
The main policies outlined in the new development aid policy are:
- Mobilizing foreign aid for national priorities and country’s key development priorities
- Joint accountability of Government and development partners
- Strengthening country’s capacity to manage and utilize foreign aid effectively
- Creating an environment that supports private sector growth and mobilize development aid to attracts private investment.
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