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Financial resource mobilization still more focused in capital city and adjoining districts: NRB report
November 2, 2021 07:20 am
KATHMANDU, Nov 2: Nepal’s financial resource mobilization has largely centralized still in the Capital and adjoining districts while leaving a pork barrel amount for the remote districts despite the government’s target to promote financial inclusion across the country.
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