Nepal Provincial Budgets 2026
Provincial assemblies in Nepal approve 2026 budgets
What happened
Multiple provincial assemblies in Nepal have passed their budgets and finance bills for the 2026/27 fiscal year, setting resource allocations and debating public spending. The process involves discussions across opposition parties and coalition governments, with some controversy over tax changes and project selection.
Timeline
Koshi Cabinet Approves Key Policies
Jul 17, 11:28Koshi Province cabinet approved compensation guidelines for rural road projects, endorsed the Public Procurement Regulation-2083, and approved the implementation procedure for the 'I Move Forward' program to enhance infrastructure governance.
RPP Backs Constitution Task Force
Jul 16, 11:28Rastriya Prajatantra Party pledged conditional support for the government's task force preparing a discussion paper on constitutional amendments related to federalism, emphasizing the task force's preparatory role without immediate amendment authority.
National Assembly Approves Finance Bill
Jul 09, 00:58Nepal's National Assembly passed the Finance Bill 2026 and forwarded it to the House of Representatives, while provincial assemblies passed laws preserving indigenous traditions and government discussions focused on infrastructure and social issues.
Koshi Budgets Approved
Jul 08, 18:58Koshi Province Assembly approved the Appropriation Bill and Finance Bill for fiscal year 2026/27, rejecting motions to cut expenditures on separate budget headings.
Sudurpaschim Assembly Meeting
Jul 07, 11:00Sudurpaschim Province Assembly convened to discuss and table the appropriation bill for fiscal year 2026/27 and received annual reports from key government offices including the Auditor General and various commissions.
Lumbini Budget Debated
Jul 05, 17:28Lumbini Province Assembly held discussions on the fiscal year 2083–84 budget, addressing concerns over resource allocation and project selection amid earlier disruptions due to member dissatisfaction.
Bagmati Budgets Passed
Jul 04, 03:57Bagmati Provincial Assembly passed the Provincial Appropriation Bill 2026 and Provincial Finance Bill 2026 by majority, rejecting opposition proposals to cut the budget and debating tax increases in the transport sector.
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