The Bagamati Province Government has allocated funds to the Province Youth Council (PYC), Bagamati. These funds are specifically designated for the implementation of the "Short-Term Vocational Skill Training for Youths in Bagamati Province" project. The initiative is designed to address the need for marketable skills among the youth population, providing them with professional training that adheres to the standards set by the Council for Technical Education and Vocational Training (CTEVT). By engaging competent National consulting firms and Technical Training Providers (TTPs), the Council seeks to bridge the gap between unemployment and industrial demand within the province. The strategic intent of this assignment extends beyond basic instruction to include formal recognition of the skills acquired by the participants. This is achieved by preparing trainees for rigorous skill testing conducted by the National Skill Testing Board (NSTB), which ensures that the training meets recognized national benchmarks. For the fiscal year 2082/083, the program has set a target to train approximately 260 individuals. The project is structured to be intensive and efficient, with an expected commencement in April 2026 and a total implementation duration of three months. Targeting the most vulnerable segments of the population, the project focuses on youths aged between 18 and 40 who are permanent residents of Bagamati Province. The selection process is meticulously designed to prioritize applicants based on their economic status, educational background, and demonstrated interest, with a specific focus on those from socially backward regions and rural districts. By focusing on sectors such as Hospitality, Agriculture, Service, Garment, and Construction, the program aims to foster self-employment and professional growth in key economic areas.