Public-private partnership is widely discussed in Nepal. Now, its time to assess the law

A developing country like Nepal requires a plethora of investors. Hence, the country needs to explore different ways to generate investments and public-private partnership, popularly referred to as PPP, is one of the most discussed issues.

In Nepal, there were only a few investors because of political instability, internal conflict within the country , and many other things. With the promulgation of the constitution in 2015 and growing political stability, private investors and foreign private investors started to invest in different sectors in Nepal. This is how the public-private partnership began gaining attention.