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Lumbini state government cabinet meeting has decided to approve the second periodic plan. Spokesperson of the government and Minister of Agriculture, Land Management and Cooperatives Dinesh Panthi informed that the meeting held on Thursday under the chairmanship of Chief Minister Chetnarayan Acharya decided to approve the second periodic plan of the province.
According to the proposal of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Law, public holidays have been approved for the year 2082. In addition to the public holidays given by the government of Nepal throughout the year, there is a provision that additional public holidays can be given in the government offices of the provinces for a maximum of 6 days. Under which Lumbini has approved the proposal to give public holiday for five days.
The Ministry of Social Development has received in-principle approval to formulate the Dalit Rights Bill. The meeting decided to approve the Lumbini Province Mental Health and Psychosocial Strategic Action Plan. What is in the
periodic plan?
The second periodic plan approved by the provincial government has presented a clear roadmap for development taking into account the geographical, economic, social, cultural and environmental characteristics of the province.
for mobilization of necessary financial resources An estimated investment area of 14 trillion 99 billion has been identified. At the end of the plan the GDP 11 trillion 49 billion, the growth rate (average) of gross domestic product is estimated to reach 7.6 percent. The
scheme has put forward various strategies for building a prosperous Lumbini. There are strategic plans to increase production through agricultural modernization, create jobs by promoting tourism, increase economic mobility through industrialization, promote quality health services and education, enhance business skills, and increase investment in infrastructure development.
Deputy Chairman of Provincial Planning Commission Dilliraj Aryal informed that the second periodic plan is focused on sustainable economic development with social justice, good governance and infrastructure promotion.
