Data-driven policymaking in Nepal can make a positive impact. How can it be promoted then?

Data-driven policymaking involves using data and evidence to inform the development and implementation of policies. It uses data and evidence to understand a policy problem, identify potential policy options, evaluate its potential impacts and trade-offs, and make informed decisions about which opportunities to pursue.

It involves collecting and analysing data from various sources, including government agencies, research studies, and community surveys, to understand the policy problem and identify potential solutions.