Kathmandu, July 27
Nabil Bank has opened applications for
the second batch of Social Entrepreneurship Programme.
"With the successful operation of
the first batch of 'Nabil Social Entrepreneurship' programme, we have called
applications for the second batch of 20 potential startups," the bank
said.
According to the bank, this programme,
conducted in collaboration with the School of Management under the Tribhuvan
University Faculty of Management and with the technical support of the School
of Social Entrepreneurship India, will help achieve the goal of sustainable
development by bringing about positive changes in the society.
Nepali citizens aged between 18 and 50 years
who have the latest ideas in the fields of agriculture, tourism, energy,
environmental protection, information technology, etc. can apply for the
enrollment in the programme.
This programme aims to promote social
entrepreneurship and will last for six months.
In addition to it, three days of
residential discussion will be organised every month and the rest of the days
have been prepared in the form of practical exercises at the concerned
entrepreneur's workplace. Nabil said that it will help all the participants to
solve the practical difficulties encountered in doing business through a mentor
for all the participants during the training period and for the remaining six
months for one year.
Altogether 20 people were selected in
the first batch of this fellowship program,e which was started to promote
economic and social transformation. The participants from various backgrounds
received training on various topics such as legal and tax related knowledge,
business branding, marketing, etc. required for social enterprise operation.
Technical and practical knowledge was
provided to the participants through various interactive programmes and
procedures. The last day of application is August 20.
Published in The Rising Nepal daily on 28 July 2022.
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