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  1. The United Nations and the Government of Nepal are jointly leading the UNSDCF process.

UN Approves $20 Million Aid to Nepal for Flood Recovery

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What happened

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The Fund for Responding to Loss and Damage approved $20 million in assistance for Nepal to support relief, rehabilitation, and reconstruction in communities affected by the August 26 floods. This decision followed a request from the Nepal government for urgent support. The floods caused an estimated USD 2.69 billion in economic losses, with recovery needs estimated at USD 4.71 billion.

From prokerala.com

Why it matters

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The aid is intended to help affected communities recover from extensive damage caused by the extreme weather event. The Fund for Responding to Loss and Damage was established under the United Nations climate change framework to help vulnerable developing countries address the economic consequences of climate change.

The United Nations and the Government of Nepal are jointly leading the UNSDCF process.

From prokerala.com

Who's involved

  • United NationsEstablished the Fund for Responding to Loss and Damage (FRLD) to assist vulnerable countries.
  • NepalThe country receiving the $20 million assistance for disaster recovery and reconstruction.
  • Swarnim WagleFinance Minister who jointly sought expedited support for affected communities.
  • Geeta ChaudharyMinister of Agriculture, Forests and Environment who jointly sought expedited support for affected communities.
  • Government of NepalThe national government of Nepal responsible for disaster recovery and reconstruction.

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  • The Government of Nepal might see a direct funding injection from the FRLD for national disaster recovery and reconstruction.

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