Nepal Faces Governance and Service Delivery Challenges Amid Political Transition

Kathmandu: Nepal continues to navigate a phase of political transition while facing growing challenges in governance, public service delivery, and economic management. Despite the formation of coalition governments at the federal and provincial levels, political instability remains a concern, affecting policy continuity and long-term planning. Delays in decision-making have impacted infrastructure projects, budget implementation, and administrative efficiency. At the national level, public frustration is increasing due to rising unemployment, slow economic recovery, and concerns over corruption and accountability. Citizens have urged the government to focus on service delivery, job creation, and institutional reforms rather than frequent power struggles. Meanwhile, the government has reiterated its commitment to strengthening federalism, improving coordination between federal, provincial, and local governments, and ensuring effective implementation of development programs. Analysts note that restoring public trust through transparency, stable governance, and inclusive policies will be crucial for Nepal’s national progress in the coming months.