NGO registration in Nepal: A step-by-step guide

Since the reestablishment of the multiparty democracy in 1990, the number of non-government organisations (NGOs) is steadily on the rise, and the pace has been accelerated after the 2006 people’s movement. Although many NGOs are criticised for making the country dependent on foreign aid and colluding with the donors to help them meet vested interests, there is no denying that the NGOs have also contributed to the social development in the country.

Perhaps that is why, the number of NGOs is increasing all the time, and people involved in other sectors are also interested in registering their NGOs and contribute to the development process.