Castes Listed Under Dalit:
Mushar, Chamar, Harjin, Sarki, Damai/Dholi, Kami, Dusad Paswan, Dhobi, Khatbe, Gaine, Badi, Undefined Dalits (Source: National Dalit Commission )

Castes Listed Under Janjati:
Walung, Raute, Kusunda, Kushwadiya, Patharkata, Yelmo, Hayu, Raji, Kisan, Lepcha, Meche, Dura, Aadibasi Janjati, Jirel, Barmuha, Bote, Chhantel, Pahari, Thakali, Tajpuriya, Darai, Yakhkhya, Bhote, Dhimal, Thami, Gangai, Jhagardangar, Satar Santhal, Chepang, Praja, Danuwar, Majhi, Sunuwar, Rajbanshi, Dhanukh, Tharu, Gurung, Rai, Tamang, Magar, Limbu, Newar, Sherpa, Dharti Bhujel (Source: National Janjati Commission )

Other Castes
Except Dalit, Janjati, Brahmin & Chhetri all defined and undefined castes are calculated herewith

Total Agricultural Production includes: Grain production, cash crop like fruits, vegetables and area specific crops (Tea leaf sugarcane etc.) and livestock.

The highest agricultural potential is calculated based on this assumption: 90% land is fully irrigated, fully availability of high breed seeds and fertilizer on affordable rate, developed farm mechanization, availability of soft loan and supportive agricultural institutions.

The potentiality is calculated based on the production level of Hariyana/Panjab, India; i.e.: crop intensity equal to 3; production rate equal to 8 ton per hector in Tarai and 4.5 top per hector in Hill including fruits, vegetable and cash crops. Cost of production 80%.

In general there is no taxation on agricultural product. However the state receives tax from agricultural product in the process of exchange goods and services in the market from agricultural product. Therefore indirect state income from agriculture has been calculated.

Therefore the highest potential from the agriculture sector can be achieved will be equivalent to 248% higher then the present level of production.

The highest tourist flow of last 15 years was in 2007 and it is 5, 26,705 tourists.

Total income from tourist was USD 18, 12, 42,000.00.

The average stay of tourist is 11.96 days.

Around 1/3 of tourist visits National Parks.

From the income of each tourist; 5.4 multiplying factor is used for calculating economically potential.

Remaining 2/3 tourists visits Nepal for the purpose of Business, Religious, Mountaineering etc.

Out of Total income from Tourism (Nrs. 1450 Crore) only 1042.55 (NRs in crore) could be tracked according to Tourist Destination. The remaining around 400 (Nrs in crore) could not be distributed in district level.

The total potential from Herbs production has been calculated based on zero corruption.  

The calculation is based on major herbs ie Yarchagumba (Cordyseeps Synapsis), Chiraito, Ritha, Jatamasi, Timmur, Dalchini, Pakhanbed, Pabanko Boka, Bojho, Sugandbal, Chutro and Majitho.

The coefficient of Herbs potential is calculated from the annual increment of forest and annual Royalty of 2063/64

The potential income from the wood is calculated based on zero reduction of total current forest area annually.

The average annual increment of the forest equal to 5 cub. M. per Hector per Annum. This much wood extraction quantity didn't impact negatively in forest conversation.

The royalty is taken as average from those of Sal, Salla, Sissoo, Masala etc equal to 87.5 Nrs. Per cub. M. 

Total potential is calculated based on the total national capacity 80,000 MW.

Total application applied including license issued, Survey completed and running project equal to 39,315 MW.

A coefficient is calculated and multiplied in respected district capacity.

The potential income of any project more then 1,000 MW capacities is redistributed to the connecting districts.

It has assumed life of project is 15 years and capital return period is 20 years.

Sands, Boulders and Aggregates are available in all parts of Nepal, however only in plain areas their quantity is enough for export purpose.

The sand data is available for Region only. Therefore, the available quantity is evenly distributed to the respective plain districts of those regions.

The local level uses of Sands and Boulders have not been considered.

The recycling period for increment equal to 10 years.

Only economically viable Minerals are included in the calculation. The mineral extraction period is taken as 500 years.

The total types of Minerals which are economically viable and are available in known quantity equal to 13. Other than these are not yet researched.

Per unit rate of many of these material is based on London metal exchange.

Total Resource has divided by total Population to calculate Per capita resource potential.

1 US Dolor equal to Nrs. 94 is used exchange rate to calculate per capita resource potential in USD.