Tier 1 · Central Government
Nepal approved its first National AI Policy in August 2025 and stood up a National AI Center that November. The policy itself calls for public-private partnership to build the workforce it needs — HSV is built to be exactly that partner.
Where things stand
National AI Policy 2082
Cabinet-approved, August 2025
National AI Center
Operational since November 2025
Workforce target
5,000 AI professionals trained within 5 years
IT Decade 2024–2034
1.5M jobs, IT to 5% of GDP
How we work together
The National AI Policy names trained human capacity as a central pillar — 5,000 AI professionals within five years. HSV already runs the applied training pipeline that goal requires: real throughput, real quality review, real people.
The Center’s remit spans health, education, agriculture and public administration — sectors where labelled data and human review are the actual bottleneck. That is the work HSV staffs every day.
The government has set out to create 1.5 million ICT jobs by 2034 and grow IT to 5% of GDP. HSV’s own target — 20,000 annotation jobs by 2027 — is a direct, countable contribution toward that national number.
HSV already operates one live public-private digital-services relationship — Buddha AI and the Lumbini Platform, built for the Lumbini Development Trust. It is evidence the model works before being asked to scale nationally.
How it starts
Identify which National AI Policy priority — health, education, agriculture, public administration — the collaboration serves first.
A defined pilot with clear quality and throughput benchmarks — the same standard we hold ourselves to on every commercial project.
Expand only once the pilot data proves out, with transparent reporting the way any national workforce program would require.
The full chain
Every level connects to the others. See how collaboration looks at each tier.
Start here
Tell us where you sit in the chain and what you're trying to get done. We'll scope it honestly and show you the quality before you commit to volume.