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Emergency response to 2024 Flooding in Nepal

The emergency response project aims to provide comprehensive support to flood and landslide-affected communities through a series of targeted activities in Madhesh and Koshi province. These activities are designed to address immediate needs, enhance disaster response capabilities, and support for recovery and resilience following the 2024 flood. It also enhance the local disaster response team capacity and ensure healthe and dignity of the affected individuals. The major interventions include cash distribution, enabling families to prioritize their needs such as food, shelter, and medicine. Other activities involve providing emergency shelter and Non-Food Items (NFI), food support, hygiene kits, and restoring WASH facilities.

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USD 0 budget·USD 0 disbursed·Action Contre la Faim France implementer·Koshi, Madhesh location·Oct 4, 2024 → Nov 18, 2024 timeline

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About this project

The emergency response project aims to provide comprehensive support to flood and landslide-affected communities through a series of targeted activities in Madhesh and Koshi province. These activities are designed to address immediate needs, enhance disaster response capabilities, and support for recovery and resilience following the 2024 flood. It also enhance the local disaster response team capacity and ensure healthe and dignity of the affected individuals. The major interventions include cash distribution, enabling families to prioritize their needs such as food, shelter, and medicine. Other activities involve providing emergency shelter and Non-Food Items (NFI), food support, hygiene kits, and restoring WASH facilities.

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