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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International aid organizations, including UNICEF, are mobilized to provide flood relief in Nepal following the severe weather events.Also 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
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Nepal
country in South Asia
Related events
- ShelterBox and Rotary Club are assessing the situation and funding disaster relief efforts in Nepal due to floods.
- The World Health Organization is providing emergency funds and collaborating with the government on the health response to severe flooding in Nepal.
- Save the Children is delivering emergency aid in flood-affected areas of Nepal.
- Catastrophic flooding in Nepal requires international humanitarian aid, with the U.S. Embassy involved in the response.
- Residents work in Kathmandu after floods.