India, Nepal Sign MoUs for Eight Development Projects Worth NPR 803 Million
India and Nepal have signed MoUs for eight development projects worth 803 million Nepali rupees across health, education and agriculture under India’s HICDP framework, with implementation planned across Nepal.
The eight developmental initiatives, with an estimated total value of 803 million Nepali rupees, will be implemented through local government entities and institutions under the Government of Nepal.
The Embassy stated that the projects were selected under India’s High Impact Community Development Projects (HICDPs) framework and will be rolled out across diverse regions of the Himalayan nation.
The agreements were signed between the Embassy of India in Kathmandu, Nepal’s Ministry of Land Management, Cooperatives, Federal Affairs and General Administration, and the designated project execution authorities of the Nepali administration.
The Embassy of India said the initiatives are intended to strengthen development in key priority areas, including health, education and agriculture, through projects to be implemented by local government entities and institutions under the Government of Nepal.

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