Debt Operation and Management System – Ministry of Finance, Nepal

KATHMANDU, NEPAL — June 2025 — In a major stride toward transparent and efficient public finance management, Pacific Group has successfully implemented Nepal’s first-ever Debt Operation and Management System (DOMS) for the Ministry of Finance — a landmark digital infrastructure project funded by the Asian Development Bank (ADB).

This powerful, integrated platform now serves as the central nervous system for tracking, managing, and reporting Nepal’s domestic and external public debt — connecting critical institutions including the Ministry of Finance, Nepal Rastra Bank (Central Bank), and the Public Debt Management Office (PDMO).

Why DOMS Matters for Nepal’s Economy

Public debt — if not managed with precision — can impact national credit ratings, investor confidence, and long-term fiscal stability. DOMS transforms how Nepal handles this critical function:

✅ Real-Time Debt Tracking — Monitors loans, repayments, interest, and maturity schedules across all borrowing sources.
✅ Automated Reporting — Generates accurate, audit-ready reports for internal use and international lenders like ADB and IMF.
✅ Inter-Agency Integration — Breaks silos between Ministry of Finance, Central Bank, and PDMO for unified decision-making.
✅ Risk Mitigation — Alerts officials to upcoming repayments, currency risks, and debt-to-GDP thresholds.
✅ Transparency & Accountability — Creates a single source of truth for public debt — enhancing governance and public trust.

“Managing a nation’s debt is not just about numbers — it’s about securing its future,” said a Pacific Group project lead. “This system doesn’t just digitize spreadsheets — it gives Nepal the tools to make smarter, faster, and more strategic financial decisions. We’re proud to have been the local force behind its successful deployment.”

Pacific Group: The Local Engine Behind a Global Solution

While the core software was developed internationally, Pacific Group served as the indispensable local partner and sub-contractor, ensuring the system worked seamlessly within Nepal’s unique institutional and technical environment. Their responsibilities included:

🔹 End-to-end project coordination with Ministry of Finance and ADB
🔹 Customization and integration with existing government financial systems
🔹 On-site training for ministry staff and technical teams
🔹 Post-deployment support and system optimization

This project exemplifies Pacific Group’s 30+ year mission: “To make innovation accessible for national development.” From aviation and healthcare to now public finance, Pacific continues to bridge global technology with local execution — delivering systems that don’t just function, but transform.