Well, I'm doing the most obvious business between Malaysia and Nepal i.e. tours & treks. I have a registered company operating in Malaysia. My business is done in collaboration with tour companies in Kathmandu. I source for local tourist, pre-arrange personalised tour packages and even travel with the group, if I have to.

Its like an unofficial investment. Both the tour company in KTM and my own company make a profit. I'm not looking at big bucks for a start but for good business relationship with reliable companies, on a long term basis.

But a good way, (if you have a large amount of capital) is to set up a small manufacturing factory producing consumable products. Besides all the business skills, you need to trust your partners, you need patience to wait through the initial years, you need continued marketing and upgrading.

If your business can provide employment for those unemployed people, than your business will go a long way.

If you think more about who benefits from what you have to offer, instead of what your benefits are.....then you will ultimately have a successful business.

You never know until you try.....