Nepal has instructed federal, provincial and local bodies to complete FY 2082/83 annual employee performance appraisals under the applicable civil-service or provincial laws, with separate evaluation arrangements for adjusted and deputed employees.
The Ministry of Home Affairs’ latest Surakshit Jeevan journal says Nepal’s drug challenge is increasingly affecting young people and being complicated by synthetic drugs, cross-border trafficking and digital networks, calling for stronger prevention, modern law enforcement, treatment and rehabilitation.
Manang has ranked first in the Home Ministry’s third-quarter district performance assessment for FY 2082/83, followed by Myagdi, while Bhaktapur and Rasuwa jointly secured third place.
Nepal’s Ministry of Home Affairs says it spent Rs 208.98 billion in FY 2081/82 while expanding digital public services, strengthening crime control and border security, improving disaster response and introducing reforms in citizenship, immigration and prison management.
Nepal’s Ministry of Home Affairs has selected three drug treatment and rehabilitation centres to receive Rs 100,000 each in financial assistance after reviewing applications from 16 centres.
A government secretary-level meeting has directed ministries and agencies to speed up reform commitments, implement FATF-related measures, advance pending procurement and ensure timely delivery of annual programmes and milestones.