This book offers a critical analysis of Western development aid in Nepal, specifically drawing from a 1996 Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs commissioned study. It addresses the persistent challenge of aid projects failing to meet expectations by examining actual achievements and developmental needs across key sectors within the country.

Why You Should Read?

• Gain insights into the practical outcomes and challenges of international development aid in Nepal.
• Explore detailed analyses of the energy, health, and education sectors, alongside an assessment of democracy and human rights.
• Benefit from expanded data and research, making it a valuable resource for international scholars and development practitioners.
• Understand the complexities of foreign assistance and its impact on recipient nations, informed by a rigorous, government-commissioned study.