Generation Z in Nepal: Clash Between Technology and Tradition
Summary
Generation Z in Nepal, aged 12 to 28, is driving a shift towards technology and AI-driven careers, contrasting with the country's outdated government and education systems. Without adaptation, Nepal risks brain drain and economic stagnation.
Key Points
- Generation Z in Nepal, born between 1997 and 2012, is highly tech-savvy and relies on AI tools in daily life and careers.
- Nepal's government and education systems are outdated, hindering the integration of AI and digital innovation.
- The lack of legal recognition for gig economy and remote work negatively affects startups and employment.
- If Nepal ignores Gen-Z's needs, it risks brain drain, economic dependency on remittances, and social unrest.
