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#17⏳ PendingInstitutional Reform📅 90 days

✅ Implement service quality certification

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No evidence on record yet

No coverage clearing our confidence threshold has been found for this roadmap point yet. That is a statement about the evidence, not about the government: an empty record is not a finding of failure, and the score above should not be read as one.

Scores here are not opinions and are not set by hand on a whim. An automated pipeline reads Nepali news coverage, classifies whether an item advances or sets back a specific commitment, and proposes a change only when its confidence clears a fixed threshold. Everything below that threshold goes to a human review queue instead. Unreviewed machine output is never published.

Progress on this roadmap point is set by the highest verified milestone on the record — a budget allocated, a bill passed, a body constituted, a law enacted, a facility opened, official data published. Never by an announcement, a plan or a pledge to act.

Political coverage we read · All roadmap points

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From the 100-point governance reform agenda approved by the Shah administration's first Cabinet on Chaitra 13, 2082 (March 28, 2026). Progress tracking by Janasarokar.

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5%
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📐 Establish structural standards for federal/provincial/local
0%
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