The Employment Service Center will now be transformed into an 'Employment, Skills and Entrepreneurship Centre'
Kathmandu. The government has started the process of transforming the employment service centers at the local level across the country into 'employment, skills and entrepreneurship centres'. The Ministry of Youth, Labor and Employment issued a press release today and said that the 'Integrated Service Delivery Procedures for Employment, Skills and Entrepreneurship, 2083' has been approved and sent to relevant ministries and local levels for implementation.
According to item No. 59 of the '100 Action List on Governance Reforms' approved by the decision of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Government of Nepal on 13 March 2082, the Ministry has mentioned that the policy guidance to transform the existing employment service center within 60 days with the aim of strengthening job creation, skill development and entrepreneurship promotion in the country in an integrated manner has been received.
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