- Nepal flood crisis: Humanitarian aid, recovery, and bilateral cooperation
- Flash floods impacted the border region of Nepal, involving UNICEF.
- Flash floods necessitated international relief efforts in Nepal.
Bhotekoshi River Floods caused damage requiring international aid, leading to preliminary reconstruction funding needs.
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Bhotekoshi River Floods caused damage requiring international aid, leading to preliminary reconstruction funding needs.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Swarnim Wagle and Nirmala Sitharaman discussed bilateral economic ties and aid/recovery efforts for flood victims in Nepal.Sub-event
- Finance Minister Swarnim Wagle explained the specific funding requirements for reconstruction following the Bhotekoshi River floods in Nepal.Sub-event
Preliminary damage from Bhotekoshi flood assessed at Rs 67.87 billion.1 source
Floods caused damage requiring international aid, prompting discussion of reconstruction funding.1 source
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Flash floods necessitated international relief efforts in Nepal.Also in this story
- Nepali community groups in UAE are organizing relief efforts for families affected by widespread floods and landslides in Nepal.
- A flash flood in Nepal has caused significant loss of life.
Within Nepal flood crisis: Humanitarian aid, recovery, and bilateral cooperation
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Swarnim Wagle
Senior Team Leader for Strategy, Policy and Partnerships (SPP) at the UNDP Regional Bureau for Asia and the Pacific