Nepal Map With zones Powerpoint and Keynote template 1

Description

A six-slide editable Nepal Zonal Map pack designed for clear, data-driven storytelling across Nepal’s seven provinces. Each slide combines a clean vector outline of Nepal with intuitive callouts, charts, icons, and text placeholders:

1. Hexagon Percentage Callouts: Two vibrant hexagon badges (e.g. 24%/76%) anchored on different provinces, paired with gender icons and a four-color legend—ideal for demographic splits or performance metrics.

2. Flag Marker & Pin Cluster: A Nepali flag marks Kathmandu while eight red pins highlight all provincial zones—perfect for showing administrative hubs or project sites—accompanied by two numbered text entries for priority actions.

3. Bar Chart & Region Pins: Left-aligned multi-series bar chart (e.g. quarterly KPIs) alongside colored pins pinpointing each province, with a bold magnifier pin on Kathmandu for emphasis.

4. Minimal Map & Sidebar Text: A standalone map with a single spotlight pin on Kathmandu and a dark-header text panel—best for strategic overviews or detailed narratives.

5. Zoom-In Callout: Multiple province pins feeding into a large right-hand callout box—perfect for drilling into regional insights or case studies.

6. Full-Page Map & Text Panel: A clean map of Nepal with Kathmandu pin and a grey-header text block—ideal for full-page analysis, policy briefs, or high-level summaries.

All elements—pins, colors, icons, charts, and text—are on master slides for instant recoloring, repositioning, and data updates. The neutral base map keeps the focus on your data, while the modern typography ensures readability in any setting.

Who Is It For

• Government agencies mapping development projects
• NGOs visualizing regional impact data
• Market analysts tracking provincial sales or usage
• Educators presenting geography or social research

Other Uses

• Epidemiology Reports: Pin outbreak zones or healthcare centers
• Infrastructure Planning: Highlight power plants, roads, or schools
• Tourism Promotion: Mark cultural sites or trekking routes
• Resource Allocation: Show funding flows, budget distribution