- Program Name: ‘Standing with flood affected household of Bhotekoshi Flood in Nepal’
- Funded By: Embassy of Germany
- Duration: 21st September 2026 – 28th February 2027
- Budget: NPR 17,733,165.67
Working Areas
Rasuwa (Uttargaya Rural Municipality), Dhading (Galchhi Rural Municipality), and Tarkeshwor Rural Municipality
Brief Program introduction
The proposed intervention responds to the urgent humanitarian and early recovery needs following the Bhotekoshi flood and related disasters in Uttaragaya (Rasuwa), Galchhi (Dhading) and Tarkeshwor (Nuwakot) districts. It builds on rapid assessments conducted by NDRRMA, technical reports, cluster assessments, and field observations by CSRC and partners.
Objective
To support the safe, dignified pathway to early recovery of disaster-affected communities through immediate camp management support, cash-for-work opportunities, and the rehabilitation and restoration of priority community infrastructure and WASH facilities based on community needs and request.
Outcomes/Results
- Activity 1 – Needs Assessment & Coordination: Priority needs and gaps identified; underserved groups and sectors mapped; findings shared to guide evidence-based, complementary response.
- Activity 2 – Cash for Work (WASH): Disaster-affected households received temporary income; safe, inclusive, gender-responsive WASH facilities rehabilitated and installed.
- Activity 3 – Cash for Work for Community InfrastructureRecovery: Key community infrastructure restored through participatory cash-for-work schemes, improving access and resilience.
- Activity 4 – Camp Management Support: 12 temporary sites supported with safe, dignified, coordinated living conditions; vulnerable groups protected and included.
- Activity 5 – Final Evaluation: Project outcomes and lessons documented in alignment with ECHO Alert for accountability and learning.
About 8,712 people will be supported through WASH, cash-for-work, camp management, and community infrastructure restoration (Maximum 15 Schemes).
