Nepal’s Health Insurance Board has temporarily removed co-payment and capping requirements in Rasuwa, Nuwakot and Dhading to ease access to treatment after severe flood damage.
Nepal’s Prime Minister Disaster Relief Fund has received more than Rs 15.54 billion in support through domestic payment platforms, direct transfers and foreign assistance, according to an official update dated September 24, 2026.
The Finance Ministry has ordered faster, simpler and more transparent settlement of insurance claims after the Bhotekoshi flood damaged hydropower projects, infrastructure, vehicles, agriculture and private property.
Nepal’s Economic Survey 2025/26 shows slower economic growth and rising public debt, but strong remittance inflows, record foreign exchange reserves, low inflation and rapid expansion in electricity and digital finance provide major support to the economy
The Finance Ministry’s Climate Finance Mobilization Procedure 2082 establishes a national framework for accessing, managing and monitoring climate funds, with priority given to loss and damage, adaptation in highly vulnerable areas and emission reduction.
The Finance Ministry has directed public institutions, authorities, boards, corporations and committees to implement revised salaries, grades and incentive allowances for their employees effective from Shrawan 1, 2083.
The Prime Minister and Council of Ministers’ Office has laid out a wide-ranging new division of responsibilities under the Government of Nepal (Allocation of Business) Rules, 2083, with dedicated structures for AI, digital governance, cybersecurity, policy analysis and development monitoring.