World Vision International is providing emergency aid in Nepal following severe floods.
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Updated Aug 29
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What happened
World Vision International is providing emergency aid in Nepal following severe floods.
Who's involved
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Part of
Nepal flood crisis: Humanitarian aid, recovery, and bilateral cooperationAlso in this story
- Ghale couple supports flood-affected children. Sita Badi chairs the Council.
- Humanitarian aid, including health, nutrition, and forensic support, is being provided to flood-affected communities in Nepal.
- Dubai is serving as the critical global hub for aid, with UNICEF supplies prepositioned there for onward shipment, under the direction of His Highness.
- UNICEF is using its global supply and logistics hub in Copenhagen to deliver financial and material aid to flood-affected regions of Nepal.
The entities involved
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World Vision International
Christian humanitarian aid, development, and advocacy organization
Nothing else this week.
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Nepal
country in South Asia
Related events
- The United Nations assessed humanitarian needs in Nepal following severe flooding.
- Anwar Ibrahim ordered assistance following floods in Nepal and India.
- Swarnim Wagle and Nirmala Sitharaman discussed bilateral economic ties and aid/recovery efforts for flood victims in Nepal.
- A team from SMART is deployed to Nepal for flood relief, coordinated by the Malaysian government bodies including the NSC and Foreign Affairs Ministry.
- Funding cuts impacted the flood prediction program in Nepal, involving the Department of Government Efficiency and ICIMOD.