Unlocking Opportunities for the Private Sector in Nepal Promoting greener and more inclusive growth

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Mott MacDonald | Unlocking Opportunities for the Private Sector in Nepal Promoting greener and more inclusive growth

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Providers of financial services

Respondents used multiple sources of finance rather than just one provider. About 96% of the respondents availed of financial services from the banks. The second top provider of financial services was non-bank financial institutions at 66% followed by moneylenders at 50%. Main users of moneylenders were respondents from the construction and manufacturing sectors. These were usually “ uick” loans to address temporary cash flow problems due to delayed payments, unexpected influx of orders or projects.

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Figure 9. Providers of financial services Venture capital was used mainly by respondents from the manufacturing and construction sectors. Microfinance institutions (MFIs), on the other hand, were utilized mainly by agribusinesses and a few from the manufacturing and tourism sectors. None of the respondents from the ICT and construction sectors were clients of MFIs. Although MFIs have higher coverage across the country, their loan size is too low for many of the small and medium enterprises.

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Figure 39. Extent that limited internet connectivity hinders growth of tourism enterprises

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Figure 38. Extent that decline in tourist spending / tourist volume hinders growth of businesses in the Tourism Sector

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Figure 37. Extent that high tax rate hinders business growth in the Construction Sector

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Figure 36. Extent that getting a business license is a problem for enterprises in the Manufacturing Sector

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Figure 35. Extent that corruption hinders business growth of enterprises in Manufacturing Sector

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Figure 32. Extent that insufficient supply of raw materials hinders business growth of Agribusinesses

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Figure 33. Extent that limited access to storage facilities hinders business growth of Agribusinesses

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Figure 34. Extent that customs and trade regulations hinder business growth in the Manufacturing Sector

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Figure 31. Extent that lack of testing laboratories hinders business growth of Agribusinesses

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Figure 30. Extent that customs and trade regulations hinder business growth of Agribusinesses

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Figure 23. Extent that high cost of transportation hinders business growth in the three provinces

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Figure 26. Extent that high cost of power utilities hinders business growth

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Figure 29. Indicative value added per worker per province

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Figure 25. Extent that unreliable electric utilities hinder business growth

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Figure 17. Breakdown of respondents in manufacturing sector by number of workers, 2017 & 2021 35 Figure 18. Breakdown of respondents in the Tourism Sector by annual sales: 2017, 2019, and 2020

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Figure 24. Extent that poor accessibility hinders business growth

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Table 9. Number of enterprises located in Province 2 by focus sector, 2018

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Figure 3. Distribution of Construction and ICT enterprises by province

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Figure 5. Breakdown of respondents by major market

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Figure 10. Percentage contribution of each province to GDP, 2019/20

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Figure 9. Providers of financial services

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Figure 8. Sources of funds for business expansion

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Figure 7. Sources of funds for purchase of fixed assets

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Figure 6. Sources of working capital

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