Reported end date passed· Disaster Risk· Education
Flooding
In August sudden and devastating floods occurred in the Bardiya district of Nepal. 3,023 houses were completely destroyed leaving 16,652 people without shelter. A further 11,512 homes were also damaged, as well as roads, bridges, schools, farmlands and livelihoods. JOAC granted Disability and Development Partners GBP 29,028 to support 300 flood affected families targeting those with disabled, vulnerable and elderly members in the most hard to reach areas; and Plan UK GBP 30,000 for the provision of emergency shelter and household kits.
Source-reported status: completed. Timeline labels use reported dates and do not verify current activity.
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About this project
In August sudden and devastating floods occurred in the Bardiya district of Nepal. 3,023 houses were completely destroyed leaving 16,652 people without shelter. A further 11,512 homes were also damaged, as well as roads, bridges, schools, farmlands and livelihoods. JOAC granted Disability and Development Partners GBP 29,028 to support 300 flood affected families targeting those with disabled, vulnerable and elderly members in the most hard to reach areas; and Plan UK GBP 30,000 for the provision of emergency shelter and household kits.
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80% complete
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