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  1. Nepal is experiencing systemic policy unpredictability and administrative inertia in its economic governance.
  2. Nepal is facing financial strain as it seeks alternative funding sources due to the decline of international aid, including a reduction in UK development assistance.
  3. Nepal received cuts to U.S. foreign aid funding.

The US is providing $500,000 in assistance to Nepal through Catholic Relief Services, alongside the US Embassy assisting citizens.

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The US is providing $500,000 in assistance to Nepal through Catholic Relief Services, alongside the US Embassy assisting citizens.

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  1. US announced $500,000 in assistance and WHO dispatched emergency medical supplies to Nepal.Sub-event
  2. Aid efforts in Nepal expand to include Direct Relief alongside existing organizations.1 source
  3. CRS is delivering aid and coordinating relief efforts with the Government of Nepal.1 source
  4. CRS provided aid, and Trump and an Illinois lawmaker offered support for Nepal flood victims.1 source
  5. US provides $500k assistance to Nepal via CRS, while US Embassy helps citizens.1 source

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Nepal received cuts to U.S. foreign aid funding. All 2 developments

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