The brief agenda of the government's government reform is as follows!
mediabaaji.com Kathmandu. Government of Nepal, Council of Ministers meeting on 13th Chaitra 2082 approved the brief agenda of government reforms as follows:-
1. Thank you to everyone who helped make the election a success.
2. Making the government result-oriented and accountable.
3. A national commitment will be made by combining the commitments of all parties.
4. Seeking national consensus for constitutional amendment.
5. Formal apology to Dalit and deprived communities.
6. Gen Z movement victims will be relieved and rehabilitated.
7. A high level committee will be constituted to investigate the incident.
8. Commission reports to be implemented.
9. The number of ministries will be reduced to 17.
10. Making service delivery simple and fast.
11. Redundant organization to be eliminated or restructured.
12. To make the administration free from political influence.
13. Discipline and hold employees accountable.
14. Formulation of Union, State and Local Structure Standards.
15. Teacher service management to be done by the province.
16. Linking employee evaluations to results.
17. Service Quality Assurance System to be implemented.
18. Standards of government offices will be improved.
19. Creation of employee digital profile.
20. Citizen Service Center to be established.
21. Citizen services to be made fully digital.
22. Training of front desk staff.
23. Service procedures to be restructured.
24. 24 hours complaint system will be implemented.
25. Hello government system to be reformed.
26. Services to be time bound and digitized.
27. Home delivery of government documents.
28. Digital system to be strengthened.
29. Data will be collected only once.
30. Simplification of App and Portal.
31. Facilitation of service application through Citizen App.
32. To be given the facility of fixing the time for availing the service.
33. Digital signature system to be implemented.
34. File tracking system to be created.
35. Certificate to be made downloadable online.
36. Building an integrated digital governance platform.
37. All services to be provided through a single platform.
38. Digital Regulatory Authority to be established.
39. IT infrastructure to be integrated.
40. Legislation relating to IT.
41. Digital architecture to be prepared.
42. Betting App to be closed.
43. Property Inquiry Committee to be constituted.
44. Center for good governance to be reformed.
45. Creation of digital asset tracking system.
46. To introduce a national plan against corruption.
47. Ethics policy to be enforced.
48. Public procurement system to be reformed.
49. Project management to be improved.
50. e-procurement system to be implemented.
51. Project Facilitation Act to be introduced.
52. Road projects to be completed on time.
53. Simplification of investment process.
54. Investment model of the project to be determined.
55. One-way investment system to be implemented.
56. Startup process made faster.
57. Facilitation of SME loans.
58. Business registration to be consolidated.
59. Establishment of Employment and Skill Centre.
60. Private sector promotion strategy to be implemented.
61. Business security to be provided.
62. Strict action to be taken against offenders.
63. Relief to be given to affected business.
64. PM Delivery Unit to be established.
65. Investment institutions to be consolidated.
66. Simplification of registration of small industries.
67. Establishment of data exchange system.
68. Concentration of CSR funds.
69. Private sector security strategy to be implemented.
70. Removal of transport barriers.
71. Creating a transparent investment environment.
72. New tourism areas will be developed.
73. Health tourism to be promoted.
74. Energy sector to be reformed.
75. Water management will be integrated.
76. Watershed to be protected.
77. Introduction of Urban Development Act.
78. Passive resources to be used.
79. e-billing to be made mandatory.
80. Tax system to be reformed.
81. Funds to be consolidated.
82. The mining area will be improved.
83. Customs system to be reformed.
84. Bond to be used.
85. Health services to be improved.
86. Elimination of politics in the field of education.
87. Timely release of examination results.
88. To make undergraduates eligible without citizenship.
89. Abolition of examination upto class 5th.
90. Agricultural sector to be reformed.
91. Squatter problem to be solved.
92. Public lands to be protected.
93. Criminal property law to be amended.
94. CIB to be technologicalized.
95. International crises will be studied.
96. Vehicles detained at customs to be managed.
97. Free bus service for women to be operated.
98. Increased safety in public transport.
99. Co-operative savings withdrawal process to be initiated.
100. Reforms to be implemented by all parties.
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