Books and Reports

Taken for Granted: Nepali Migration to India

Traditionally, Nepalis have worked for the Indian state, both as part of its famed Gorkha regiments and the civil service; in the private sector as security guards; as domestic workers; and as manual labourers in mines, tea estates and dairy farms. Recently, there have also been the t...

Migration and entrepreneurship in Nepal with a focus on youth: An initial analysis

To contribute to and advance this critical national discourse and inform policy making in Nepal, the Government of Nepal (GoN) asked the World Bank to prepare this study on youth, migration and entrepreneurship jointly with the Ministry of Youth and Sports and the Ministry of Labour a...

The Mobility of Permanence: The Process of Relocating to Kathmandu

This paper addresses the experience of physical mobility in a recently settled locality on the urban periphery of western Kathmandu. Residents tend to understand their new position in the city as a residence, or basāĩ, in relation to a more permanent home, or ghar. Interestingly, ...

Trafficking and Forced Labour in Nepal: A Review of the Literature

This book reviews the current state of knowledge on various aspects of trafficking and forced labour in Nepal. The first part analyses issues related to different forms of labour exploitation. It identifies the main obstacles to addressing associated problems and also highlights some ...

Enumerating Migration in Nepal : A Review

This working paper provides an overview of quantitative surveys on migration in Nepal, including various national censuses, with a specific focus on their methodologies. It aims to document the evolution and key characteristic of migration surveys, and proposes to answer the following...

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