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Agriculture and land (5)
Share of arable land with year-round irrigation
- Dated baseline
- 25 per cent (overall irrigation, all seasons: 44.63 per cent of cultivable land by mid-March 2026) (FY 2079/80 (16th Plan); latest overall figure mid-March 2026)
- Official target
- 50 per cent (FY 2085/86)
- Revisit
- 2027-06 (Economic Survey 2083/84)
Read the evidence and sources →Paddy yield (tonnes per hectare)
- Dated baseline
- 3.79 (latest reported: 4.14 for FY 2025/26) (FY 2079/80; latest FY 2025/26 (2082/83))
- Official target
- 4.84 (FY 2085/86)
- Revisit
- 2027-06 (Economic Survey 2083/84)
Read the evidence and sources →Households in severe food insecurity
- Dated baseline
- 1.3 per cent (FY 2079/80 (16th Plan))
- Official target
- 1.0 per cent (FY 2085/86)
- Revisit
- 2027-06, or when a new official food security estimate is published
Read the evidence and sources →Local governments that have completed farmer household registration
- Dated baseline
- 60 of 753 (more than 2.383 million farming households registered nationwide) (mid-March 2026)
- Official target
- Complete farmer identification and begin distributing identity cards (no number stated) (FY 2083/84)
- Revisit
- 2027-06 (Economic Survey 2083/84)
Read the evidence and sources →Land ownership certificates given to landless Dalits, landless squatters and informal settlers
- Dated baseline
- 6,944 certificates against 1,128,551 records (mid-July 2025); 9,090 certificates including earlier ones by mid-March 2026 (Asar 2082 (mid-July 2025); mid-March 2026)
- Official target
- Arrange management of landless Dalits, squatters and informal settlers within the fiscal year (no number stated) (FY 2083/84)
- Revisit
- 2027-06 (Economic Survey 2083/84), or when the legal basis of the land committee is settled
Read the evidence and sources →Economic model (6)
Real GDP growth
- Dated baseline
- 3.85 per cent (preliminary estimate) (FY 2082/83 (2025/26))
- Official target
- 7.1 per cent average over the Plan; 7.3 per cent in the final year (FY 2085/86)
- Revisit
- On publication of the Economic Survey 2026/27 (2083/84)
Read the evidence and sources →Private (including cooperative) share of fixed capital formation
- Dated baseline
- 73.5 per cent private, 26.5 per cent government incl. public enterprises (estimate) (FY 2082/83 (2025/26))
- Official target
- 69.8 per cent private including cooperatives; 30.2 per cent government (16th Plan period (to FY 2085/86))
- Revisit
- On publication of the Economic Survey 2026/27 (2083/84)
Read the evidence and sources →Absolute poverty rate
- Dated baseline
- 20.27 per cent (as reported in the Economic Survey 2025/26)
- Official target
- 12.0 per cent (FY 2085/86)
- Revisit
- On publication of the next national living standards survey
Read the evidence and sources →Consumption-based Gini coefficient
- Dated baseline
- 0.30 (as reported in the Economic Survey 2025/26)
- Official target
- 0.280 (FY 2085/86)
- Revisit
- On publication of the next national living standards survey
Read the evidence and sources →Loss-making public enterprises
- Dated baseline
- 16 of 45 (2 more closed) (FY 2081/82 (2024/25))
- Official target
- No official target found
- Revisit
- On publication of the Economic Survey 2026/27 (2083/84)
Read the evidence and sources →Depositors of problematic cooperatives repaid in full
- Dated baseline
- 3,688 of 80,087 claimants (Rs 2.55 billion of Rs 47.60 billion claimed) (mid-March 2026)
- Official target
- No official target found
- Revisit
- On publication of the Economic Survey 2026/27 (2083/84)
Read the evidence and sources →Education and healthcare (5)
Share of the population enrolled in health insurance
- Dated baseline
- 21 per cent (latest Board figure: 19 per cent active members in FY 2082/83; measures differ) (FY 2079/80)
- Official target
- 70 per cent by FY 2085/86 (16th Plan); the 2026/27 budget separately aims for 90 per cent within three years (FY 2085/86)
- Revisit
- 2027-08
Read the evidence and sources →Out-of-pocket spending as a share of total health spending
- Dated baseline
- 54.2 per cent (FY 2079/80 (as given in the 16th Plan))
- Official target
- 38 per cent (FY 2085/86)
- Revisit
- 2027-08
Read the evidence and sources →Grade 8 students reaching minimum learning proficiency in mathematics
- Dated baseline
- 32 per cent (FY 2079/80 (16th Plan); the School Education Sector Plan gives 32.1 per cent for 2021/22)
- Official target
- 55 per cent (FY 2085/86)
- Revisit
- next national assessment of Grade 8
Read the evidence and sources →Basic level (Grades 1–8) completion rate
- Dated baseline
- 77.1 per cent (below the School Education Sector Plan target of 84.6 per cent for that year) (Academic year 2082 (2025/26))
- Official target
- 100 per cent (FY 2085/86)
- Revisit
- next Flash I report (academic year 2083)
Read the evidence and sources →Neonatal mortality rate (deaths per 1,000 live births)
- Dated baseline
- 21 (FY 2079/80 (16th Plan); also 21 in the 2022 Nepal Demographic and Health Survey)
- Official target
- 13 (FY 2085/86)
- Revisit
- next Nepal Demographic and Health Survey
Read the evidence and sources →Electricity and hydropower (6)
Installed electricity generation capacity (MW)
- Dated baseline
- 4,120 MW (FY 2025/26)
- Official target
- 11,769 MW (FY 2028/29)
- Revisit
- 2027-09
Read the evidence and sources →Electricity consumption per person (kWh per year)
- Dated baseline
- 496 kWh (FY 2025/26)
- Official target
- 700 kWh (FY 2028/29)
- Revisit
- 2027-09
Read the evidence and sources →National grid coverage (NEA's measure, %; local levels not yet connected)
- Dated baseline
- 97.6%; 18 local levels not connected (FY 2025/26)
- Official target
- No official target found
- Revisit
- 2027-09
Read the evidence and sources →Population with access to electricity (Sixteenth Plan indicator, %)
- Dated baseline
- 96.7% (FY 2022/23)
- Official target
- 100% (FY 2028/29)
- Revisit
- 2027-09
Read the evidence and sources →Electricity system losses (%)
- Dated baseline
- 12.16% (FY 2025/26)
- Official target
- 10.8% (FY 2028/29)
- Revisit
- 2027-09
Read the evidence and sources →Electric stove installation (Sixteenth Plan indicator, thousand)
- Dated baseline
- 54.82 thousand (FY 2022/23)
- Official target
- 1,000 thousand (1 million) (FY 2028/29)
- Revisit
- 2027-09
Read the evidence and sources →Environment and disaster resilience (5)
Annual average deaths from disasters (excluding road accidents)
- Dated baseline
- About 900 a year (Average to 2015 (MoHA data from 1971))
- Official target
- 300 by 2025; 225 by 2030 (2030)
- Revisit
- 2027-07
Read the evidence and sources →Annual direct economic loss from disasters as a share of GDP
- Dated baseline
- About 2 per cent (Average to 2015)
- Official target
- 0.2 per cent by 2025; 0.1 per cent by 2030 (2030)
- Revisit
- 2027-07
Read the evidence and sources →Local levels that have made and are implementing local adaptation plans of action
- Dated baseline
- 263 (FY 2022/23 (2079/80))
- Official target
- 753 (all local levels) (FY 2028/29 (2085/86))
- Revisit
- 2027-08
Read the evidence and sources →Share of people in flood-prone areas with access to flood early warning
- Dated baseline
- Not established
- Official target
- 80 per cent, with 30 additional multi-hazard early warning systems (2030)
- Revisit
- 2027-06
Read the evidence and sources →Disease burden from outdoor and household air pollution
- Dated baseline
- Not established
- Official target
- 77 per 100,000 by 2030; 60 per 100,000 by 2035 (the NDC does not state the baseline or exact measure) (2030)
- Revisit
- 2027-06
Read the evidence and sources →Federalism and the provinces (5)
Intergovernmental fiscal transfers as a share of the federal budget, by the Commission's calculation (no official target; the Commission has suggested at least 30 per cent, which is its suggestion, not a government-adopted target)
- Dated baseline
- 19.97 per cent (FY 2083/84 (budget))
- Official target
- No official target found
- Revisit
- 2027-06 (FY 2084/85 budget)
Read the evidence and sources →Equalization grants as a share of federal transfers to local levels (16th Plan: increase gradually, no number given)
- Dated baseline
- 28.67 per cent (FY 2083/84 (budget))
- Official target
- No official target found
- Revisit
- 2027-06 (FY 2084/85 budget)
Read the evidence and sources →Share of budgeted equalization grants actually transferred to local levels
- Dated baseline
- 91.49 per cent (FY 2082/83)
- Official target
- No official target found
- Revisit
- 2027-09 (Commission's next annual report)
Read the evidence and sources →Rural municipality and municipality centres reached by a blacktopped road
- Dated baseline
- 532 (FY 2079/80)
- Official target
- 753 (all) (FY 2085/86)
- Revisit
- 2027-08
Read the evidence and sources →Local levels carrying out a self-assessment of their governance capacity
- Dated baseline
- 739 (FY 2079/80)
- Official target
- 753 (all) (FY 2085/86)
- Revisit
- 2027-08
Read the evidence and sources →Foreign-policy balance (4)
Trade deficit in goods and services as a share of GDP
- Dated baseline
- 27.7 per cent (16th Plan, FY 2022/23 actual). For comparison, the Economic Survey gives the goods-only deficit as 24.63 per cent of GDP in FY 2024/25; that is a different measure. (FY 2079/80 (2022/23))
- Official target
- 22.5 per cent (FY 2085/86 (2028/29))
- Revisit
- 2027-06 (after the Economic Survey 2083/84)
Read the evidence and sources →Exports of goods and services as a share of GDP
- Dated baseline
- 7.0 per cent (FY 2079/80 (2022/23))
- Official target
- 8.5 per cent (FY 2085/86 (2028/29))
- Revisit
- 2027-06 (after the Economic Survey 2083/84)
Read the evidence and sources →Number of destination countries with a labour agreement
- Dated baseline
- 13 countries (Ministry of Foreign Affairs, July 2026). The 16th Plan gives 12 in its text and 10 in its target table (baseline for FY 2022/23); the counts may not be on the same basis. (July 2026)
- Official target
- 15 countries (FY 2085/86 (2028/29))
- Revisit
- 2027-06
Read the evidence and sources →Graduation from the UN Least Developed Country category
- Dated baseline
- Scheduled for 24 November 2026. The government formally asked to defer it (a letter of 13 May 2026 according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, a request of 15 May 2026 according to the UN; to November 2029 according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, November 2030 according to the Economic Survey). On 21 July 2026 ECOSOC recommended that the General Assembly act before 24 November 2026. No new official date had been set as of 10 October 2026. (10 October 2026)
- Official target
- No official target found
- Revisit
- 2026-11, or when the UN General Assembly decides on Nepal's request
Read the evidence and sources →Governance and justice (5)
Share of the courts' annual caseload that is disposed of
- Dated baseline
- 62.29 per cent across all courts and tribunals in FY 2081/82 (149,560 cases pending). The 16th Plan gives 64 per cent for FY 2079/80 (64.4 per cent in its governance chapter) but does not say how it calculates the figure, so the two may not be directly comparable. (FY 2081/82 (2024/25))
- Official target
- 75 per cent of cases registered in court settled (FY 2085/86 (2028/29))
- Revisit
- 2027-04, after the Supreme Court's annual report for FY 2082/83
Read the evidence and sources →Cumulative unsettled audit irregularities (beruju)
- Dated baseline
- Rs 755.17 billion, up 2.99 per cent on the year before (Auditor General's 63rd report (audit of FY 2081/82))
- Official target
- Irregularities 'as a proportion of GDP' cut from 10.9 per cent (FY 2079/80) to 5.0 per cent, as stated in the Plan's national good-governance targets table. The Plan does not explain the basis of this indicator: it does not say whether it means the annual or the cumulative amount, or how it is calculated. It is also in a different unit from the baseline shown here (rupees). (FY 2085/86 (2028/29))
- Revisit
- 2027-06, or the Auditor General's 64th annual report
Read the evidence and sources →Special Court first-instance decisions on CIAA cases (count and share where the offence was established). This is a descriptive count, not a performance target, and every decision is subject to appeal.
- Dated baseline
- 393 decisions in FY 2081/82; offence established fully in 87 and partly in 120 (207, or 52.67 per cent). The CIAA appealed 251 decisions; outcomes on appeal are not reported in the sources reviewed. (FY 2081/82 (2024/25))
- Official target
- No official target found
- Revisit
- 2027-10, after the CIAA's 36th annual report (descriptive indicator; no official target, and none should be inferred)
Read the evidence and sources →National Human Rights Commission recommendations fully implemented
- Dated baseline
- 13.29 per cent fully, 34.12 per cent partly, 52.60 per cent not implemented (FY 2081/82 (2024/25))
- Official target
- No official target found
- Revisit
- 2027-01, after the Commission's annual report for FY 2082/83 (no official target found in the documents reviewed)
Read the evidence and sources →Corruption Perceptions Index score (Transparency International; a perception index, not a count of corruption)
- Dated baseline
- 34 out of 100 in CPI 2025 (rank 109 of 182). The 16th Plan uses 35 as its FY 2079/80 baseline. (CPI 2025 (published 2026))
- Official target
- 43 (FY 2085/86 (2028/29))
- Revisit
- 2027-02, when CPI 2026 is published
Read the evidence and sources →Identity, inclusion and representation (5)
Women's share of seats in the Federal Parliament
- Dated baseline
- 33.6 per cent (FY 2079/80 (as given in the 16th Plan))
- Official target
- 40 per cent (FY 2085/86)
- Revisit
- When official aggregate statistics for the House elected in 2082 are published, and 2027-08
Read the evidence and sources →Women's share of seats in provincial assemblies and local governments
- Dated baseline
- Provincial assemblies 34.5 per cent; local governments 40.9 per cent (FY 2079/80 (as given in the 16th Plan))
- Official target
- Provincial assemblies 40 per cent; local governments 45 per cent (FY 2085/86)
- Revisit
- After the next provincial and local elections
Read the evidence and sources →Women's representation in the public service, and in its policy-making positions
- Dated baseline
- 29.5 per cent of public service; 13.7 per cent of policy-making positions (for comparison, women were 34.79 per cent of Public Service Commission recommendations in FY 2081/82) (FY 2079/80 (16th Plan); FY 2081/82 (PSC))
- Official target
- 35 per cent of public service; 20 per cent of policy-making positions (FY 2085/86)
- Revisit
- 2027-10 (after the Public Service Commission's next annual report)
Read the evidence and sources →Civil service recommendations through reserved advertisements, by group (the law reserves 45 per cent of open posts; this is a legal allocation, not an outcome target)
- Dated baseline
- 1,056 of 2,592 recommendations: women 365, Adivasi/Janajati 273, Madhesi 233, Dalit 96, persons with disabilities 46, backward region 43 (FY 2081/82)
- Official target
- No official target found
- Revisit
- 2027-10 (after the Public Service Commission's next annual report), or when the Federal Civil Service Bill is decided
Read the evidence and sources →Social Empowerment Index (16th Plan)
- Dated baseline
- 0.58 (FY 2079/80)
- Official target
- 0.65 (FY 2085/86)
- Revisit
- At the 16th Plan mid-term review
Read the evidence and sources →Jobs and enterprise (5)
Unemployment rate
- Dated baseline
- 11.4 per cent (the Economic Survey 2082/83 separately reports 12.6 per cent for 2024 and 2025; source survey not named) (Labour Force Survey 2017/18)
- Official target
- 5 per cent (FY 2085/86)
- Revisit
- 2027-04, or when the fourth Labour Force Survey is published (no publication date reported)
Read the evidence and sources →Formal-sector share of employment
- Dated baseline
- 36.5 per cent (job-based informal employment in the same survey: 84.6 per cent) (FY 2079/80 per the 16th Plan (same value as the 2017/18 Labour Force Survey))
- Official target
- 50 per cent (FY 2085/86)
- Revisit
- 2027-04, or when the fourth Labour Force Survey is published (no publication date reported)
Read the evidence and sources →Establishments and employers enrolled in the Social Security Fund
- Dated baseline
- 18 thousand (FY 2079/80); latest: 23,210 employers by Falgun 2082 (FY 2079/80; latest mid-March 2026)
- Official target
- 60 thousand (FY 2085/86)
- Revisit
- 2027-06 (Economic Survey 2083/84)
Read the evidence and sources →Registered unemployed people who get work through employment assistance programmes each year
- Dated baseline
- 91.6 thousand (FY 2079/80); latest reported: 55,151 in FY 2081/82 (FY 2079/80; latest FY 2081/82)
- Official target
- 200 thousand a year (FY 2085/86)
- Revisit
- 2027-06 (Economic Survey 2083/84)
Read the evidence and sources →People taking short-term, employment-oriented vocational training
- Dated baseline
- 19.6 thousand (FY 2079/80)
- Official target
- 85 thousand (FY 2085/86)
- Revisit
- 2027-06 (Economic Survey 2083/84)
Read the evidence and sources →Labour migration and remittances (5)
Share of skilled workers among those going for foreign employment
- Dated baseline
- 73.73 per cent (FY 2079/80)
- Official target
- 80 per cent (FY 2085/86)
- Revisit
- 2027-08
Read the evidence and sources →Number of destination countries with a labour agreement
- Dated baseline
- 10 (the Plan's text elsewhere says 12) (FY 2079/80)
- Official target
- 15 (FY 2085/86)
- Revisit
- 2027-08
Read the evidence and sources →Migrant Resource Centres and sub-centres established and operating
- Dated baseline
- 42 (FY 2079/80)
- Official target
- 94 (FY 2085/86)
- Revisit
- 2027-08
Read the evidence and sources →People benefiting from reintegration programmes each year
- Dated baseline
- Not established
- Official target
- 100,000 a year (FY 2085/86)
- Revisit
- 2027-08
Read the evidence and sources →First-time labour approvals and remittance inflows (tracked annually; no official target)
- Dated baseline
- 406,414 first-time approvals; Rs 2,363.13 billion in remittances (provisional) (FY 2025/26 (2082/83))
- Official target
- No official target found
- Revisit
- 2027-08
Read the evidence and sources →Monarchy or republic (3)
Constitutional amendment proposals that would change the head of state or the form of government
- Dated baseline
- A government taskforce was consulting parties and experts to draft a discussion paper on possible amendments, including the form of governance (reported April 2026). The paper is not an amendment bill. (April 2026)
- Official target
- No official target found
- Revisit
- When the taskforce's discussion paper or any amendment bill is published
Read the evidence and sources →House of Representatives seats held by parties whose official documents call for restoring the monarchy, against the 184 needed to amend the Constitution
- Dated baseline
- 5 of 275 seats (RPP) (2026 (House elected 2082 Falgun 21))
- Official target
- No official target found
- Revisit
- Next House of Representatives election
Read the evidence and sources →Public support for monarchy or republic, measured by a representative survey with published question wording and sample
- Dated baseline
- January 2008, before abolition: 50 per cent said there should be a place for monarchy in the Nepal of the future, 38 per cent said there should not, 12 per cent did not know (3,010 respondents). No later representative measure found. (Fieldwork 23 December 2007 to 12 January 2008)
- Official target
- No official target found
- Revisit
- When a new probability-sample national survey on this question is published
Read the evidence and sources →Non-resident Nepalis and the diaspora (4)
A law in force that lets Nepalis abroad vote
- Dated baseline
- None found; a bill with such a provision was posted by the Election Commission in August 2026 (October 2026)
- Official target
- Legal, technical and administrative preparation (no date set) (FY 2083/84 budget commitment)
- Revisit
- 2027-03 (before the 2027 local elections)
Read the evidence and sources →Amendment of the non-resident Nepali citizenship provisions
- Dated baseline
- Economic, social and cultural rights only; for people living outside SAARC (Article 14; Citizenship Act s. 7A) (October 2026)
- Official target
- Amend provisions in the spirit of 'once a Nepali, always a Nepali' (FY 2083/84 budget commitment)
- Revisit
- 2027-07 (end of FY 2083/84)
Read the evidence and sources →Share of savings bonds for Nepalis abroad actually sold
- Dated baseline
- 4.9 per cent of the amount offered, all issues 2066/67–2079/80 (2080/02/24)
- Official target
- Diaspora bond policy adopted (no amount or date set) (FY 2083/84 budget commitment)
- Revisit
- 2027-07
Read the evidence and sources →Remittance inflows and direct investment inflows (tracked annually; no official target)
- Dated baseline
- Rs 2,363.13 billion remittances; Rs 28.49 billion direct investment (equity only) (provisional) (FY 2025/26 (2082/83))
- Official target
- No official target found
- Revisit
- 2027-08
Read the evidence and sources →Secular state or Hindu state (4)
Religious composition of the population (census)
- Dated baseline
- Hindu 81.19%, Bouddha 8.21%, Islam 5.09%, Kirat 3.17%, Christian 1.76%, Prakriti 0.35%, Bon 0.23%, Jain 0.01%, Sikh 0.01%, Bahai 0.00% (of 29,164,578 people) (Census 2021 (2078 BS))
- Official target
- No official target found
- Revisit
- After results of the next national census (due 2031)
Read the evidence and sources →Constitution amendment bills affecting Article 4 (secularism) or Article 26 (freedom of religion) registered in Parliament
- Dated baseline
- None: no constitution amendment bill on the House of Representatives’ registered bills list (2026-10-11)
- Official target
- No official target found
- Revisit
- 2027-04, and whenever a constitution amendment bill is registered
Read the evidence and sources →Complaints, prosecutions and convictions under the Criminal Code’s offences relating to religion (sections 155 to 158), including conversion
- Dated baseline
- Not established
- Official target
- No official target found
- Revisit
- 2027-04, after the annual reports of the Office of the Attorney General and the Supreme Court for FY 2082/83
Read the evidence and sources →Share of adults who prefer a secular state or a Hindu state, from a representative probability survey with a direct question
- Dated baseline
- Not established
- Official target
- No official target found
- Revisit
- When the next Survey of the Nepali People or a comparable survey is published
Read the evidence and sources →Taxation and public spending (5)
Share of the federal capital budget actually spent
- Dated baseline
- 63.57 per cent of the original capital allocation (FY 2081/82)
- Official target
- No official target found
- Revisit
- On publication of the Auditor General's 64th annual report (covering FY 2082/83)
Read the evidence and sources →Outstanding public debt as a share of GDP
- Dated baseline
- 43.13 per cent (mid-July 2025); 43.6 per cent by mid-March 2026 (Mid-July 2025)
- Official target
- 39.0 per cent (16th Plan) (FY 2085/86)
- Revisit
- 2027-06 (Economic Survey 2026/27)
Read the evidence and sources →Revenue collected by the federal government (before sharing with provinces and local levels) as a share of GDP
- Dated baseline
- 19.30 per cent (Finance Ministry figure reported by the Auditor General); federal revenue after sharing was 16.65 per cent (FY 2081/82)
- Official target
- 23.5 per cent (16th Plan indicator table; the plan's text gives 21.4 per cent) (FY 2085/86)
- Revisit
- 2027-06 (Economic Survey 2026/27)
Read the evidence and sources →Debt service (principal and interest) as a share of federal expenditure
- Dated baseline
- 23.9 per cent (26.2 per cent in the first eight months of FY 2082/83) (FY 2081/82)
- Official target
- No official target found
- Revisit
- 2027-06 (Economic Survey 2026/27)
Read the evidence and sources →Revenue collected against the annual budget estimate
- Dated baseline
- Rs 1,196.19 billion, 84.28 per cent of the Rs 1,419.30 billion target (FY 2081/82)
- Official target
- Rs 1,580.32 billion revenue (budget estimate, including revenue shared with provinces and local levels) (FY 2083/84)
- Revisit
- 2027-08 (after FY 2083/84 closes in mid-July 2027)
Read the evidence and sources →Roads, transport and infrastructure (5)
Deaths from road accidents per 100,000 people
- Dated baseline
- 9.5 per 100,000 (16th Plan, FY 2079/80). Shown alongside: the Economic Survey's SDG table gives 9.4 per 100,000 for 2024 (2015 base year: 19.9). Neither source explains the basis of its rate, so the two are not one series. (FY 2079/80 (2022/23))
- Official target
- 5 per 100,000 (FY 2085/86 (2028/29))
- Revisit
- 2027-06, or when Nepal Police or another official body publishes a national road-death total
Read the evidence and sources →National highways blacktopped up to two lanes
- Dated baseline
- 7,675 km (FY 2079/80 (2022/23))
- Official target
- 13,675 km (FY 2085/86 (2028/29))
- Revisit
- 2027-06 (after the Economic Survey 2083/84)
Read the evidence and sources →Road density
- Dated baseline
- 0.63 km per square km (the Economic Survey separately reports federal blacktopped road density of 138.7 metres per square km in 2026) (FY 2079/80 (2022/23))
- Official target
- 0.77 km per square km (FY 2085/86 (2028/29))
- Revisit
- 2027-06 (after the Economic Survey 2083/84)
Read the evidence and sources →Federal roads given periodic maintenance in the year
- Dated baseline
- 370 km (651 km the year before) (FY 2081/82 (2024/25))
- Official target
- No official target found
- Revisit
- 2027-06 (no official annual target found in the documents reviewed)
Read the evidence and sources →Physical progress of the Kathmandu–Terai/Madhesh Expressway
- Dated baseline
- 42.13 per cent, after Rs 80.56 billion spent against a revised cost estimate of Rs 211.93 billion (FY 2081/82 (Auditor General's 63rd report))
- Official target
- Completion (as listed in the Auditor General's table, based on National Planning Commission details) (FY 2083/84 (2026/27))
- Revisit
- 2027-07 (end of FY 2083/84), or the Auditor General's 64th report
Read the evidence and sources →