Fiscal Year
Nepal’s fiscal year runs from 16th July (ongoing year) to 15th July (following year).
- The fund provides training programs such orientaton, capacity development and skill development.
- Provision of loan for individuals at the age of 18-60 (with the letter of intent), banks and financial institutions.
- Fund seeks to monitor the area of self employment, feasibility studies, status and investment of BFI's in providing loans and also the state of utilization of loans.
- The Fund provides loans to banks, financial institutions, and cooperatives at a maximum annual interest rate of 5.5%. These institutions then lend to individuals at rates up to 8%. The Fund reimburses 60% of the interest paid as a grant if borrowers make regular installment payments as per the loan agreement.
- Ministry of Youth and Sports
- Government of Nepal (GoN)
The fund targets people from marginalized groups, which includes womens, Dalits, indigeneous groups and people with disabilities. While seemingly supporting self employment, commercial farming, agro- based industries and service industries.
Nepal’s fiscal year runs from 16th July (ongoing year) to 15th July (following year).
Business information for Micro, Small and Mediums enterprises