“Dignified and ethical society will be developed through quality and useful education. The right of children to get basic education will be ensured. Employment opportunities will be created by expanding skill-based and technical education. Higher education will be made research-oriented, innovation-oriented and professional,” the budget statement said.
In the budget, 2 trillion 3 billion 66 crore rupees have been allocated for education.
Similarly, 82 billion 240 million rupees have been allocated for health and population. It is said in the budget speech, “A basic health service center will be operated in every ward to provide basic health services.” The basic hospital with five, ten and fifteen beds that have been completed will be established and operated. The construction of the hospital under construction will be completed.”
Accordingly, 57 billion 29 million rupees have been allocated for agriculture and livestock development. “Individuals, firms and cooperatives who professionally engage in collective farming, animal husbandry and herb cultivation by consolidating and consolidating more than 50 plantations in the mountains and hills and more than 10 bighas in the plains will be provided with interest subsidies, technical assistance and tax exemptions on machinery imports,” the budget states.
Similarly, 50 billion 74 million rupees have been allocated for the development of the energy sector. It is said in the budget speech, “Sunkoshi-third hydropower project will be studied in detail and the construction process will be taken forward. The work of detailed engineering design of Karnali-Chisapani hydropower project of 10 thousand 800 MW will be started.
11.91 billion rupees have been allocated for tourism promotion.
Similarly, 36.81 billion rupees have been allocated towards water resources and irrigation. It is said in the budget statement, “Naumure multi-purpose project, Kaligandaki-Tinau, Sunkoshi-Kamala, Tamor-Chisyang and other multi-purpose inter-basin water transfer projects will be studied and implemented gradually.”
Similarly, 11.91 billion rupees have been allocated for tourism promotion. “Tourism promotion programs will be conducted to bring in 16 million tourists in the coming financial year. Profiles of tourist destinations will be prepared for identification of new destinations and development and promotion of existing destinations. Arrangements will be made to provide services to tourists through a one-time system,” the budget booklet states.
Accordingly, 11.91 billion rupees have been allocated for the promotion of cultural preservation. It is mentioned in the budget, “Intangible cultural fields such as language, literature, philosophy, culture, art, music and theater will be developed and promoted.” Copyright will be protected and regulated. It will be encouraged to organize international meetings and conferences of Sanatan religion and culture.
7 billion 35 crore rupees have been allocated for communication.
Likewise, 8 billion 10 million rupees have been allocated towards labor and employment. It is said in the budget speech, “Job Bank will be established and an integrated record of employment related information will be prepared. The employment opportunities available in the labor market and the demand and supply of manpower will be integrated into the automated system. Labor and employment related service delivery and grievance redressal program will be conducted.
Accordingly, 15.7 billion rupees have been allocated for sustainable forest management. It is said in the budget, “The forest area will be used for commercial purposes through sustainable management. Fruit cultivation and animal husbandry will be encouraged in the forest area under lease and concession. A community-based fruit tree planting program will be conducted as a national campaign in collaboration with local levels and provinces along major highways, riverbanks and canals.
Likewise, a budget of 26 billion 63 million has been allocated for water sanitation. “By the year 2030, the service will be expanded so that everyone has access to clean drinking water. “Ek Ghar Ek Dhara campaign will be continued with the coordination and cooperation of the state and local levels,” it is mentioned in the budget booklet.
By the year 2030, the service will be expanded so that everyone has access to clean drinking water.
Accordingly, 29 billion 88 million rupees have been allocated for transport infrastructure. It is said in the budget speech, “Public transport services will be made accessible, safe, reliable and accessible by implementing a digital system in traffic management. A sustainable and environmentally friendly transport system will be developed.
Similarly, 7 billion 35 million rupees have been allocated for communication. 59 crore rupees have been allocated for information technology development. 3.77 billion rupees have been allocated for civil aviation. 3 billion 500 million rupees have been allocated for youth and sports. Finance Minister Pun took two hours to recite the 347-point budget speech of 75 pages.
