Rasuwa District Flood Emergency Portal

Released USD 3.5 million from the Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF) for immediate life-saving operations, shelter, food, and water supply for Rasuwa flood victims.

Deploying emergency food assistance for 15,000 displaced individuals. Includes 50 tonnes of ready-to-eat meals, high-energy biscuits, and fortified rice airlifted to Dhunche base.

Procuring water purification tablets, oral rehydration salts, child nutrition kits, and hygiene kits for 5,000 children. Child-friendly spaces established at 3 shelter camps in Dhunche.

Launched an Emergency Appeal of CHF 1.5 million to support Nepal Red Cross Society's response. Covering shelter materials, WASH kits, psychosocial support, and community early-warning systems.

Providing essential medicines, trauma care supplies, and mobile medical teams. Deployed 2 Emergency Medical Teams (EMT) to Syabrubesi area. Disease surveillance monitoring active for cholera and leptospirosis.

Approved a USD 50 million emergency loan under the Disaster Response Facility for immediate infrastructure rehabilitation — focusing on roads, bridges, and hydropower stabilization in Rasuwa and Nuwakot.

Deploying WASH specialists and emergency water supply kits. Constructing temporary latrines and distributing water purification systems for 3,000 households in inaccessible zones via helicopter.

Focus on children's health and nutrition in displaced settlements. Distributing learning materials, establishing temporary learning centers for 1,200 school-age children whose schools were swept away.

India was the first country to respond. NDRF teams deployed within 18 hours. Sent INR 15 crore in emergency aid. Provided 2 military helicopters for rescue operations via SAARC Emergency Fund coordination. 25 tonnes of relief materials including medicines, food, and tarpaulins delivered.

China announced CNY 20 million (approx. NPR 360 million) in emergency relief. Also dispatched search & rescue equipment and technical experts through the bilateral disaster management protocol. Chinese embassy in Kathmandu coordinating distribution logistics.

USAID activated USD 5 million through its Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance (BHA). Funds channeled through NRCS and other local partners for shelter, clean water access, and health response. DART team assessment ongoing.

UK's Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office released GBP 2 million in emergency relief. Funds supporting Oxfam, Save the Children, and ActionAid's flood response in Rasuwa district, with particular focus on women's and children's needs.

EU Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid (ECHO) pledged EUR 3 million through its Nepal humanitarian fund. Prioritizing WASH, shelter, and food security across Rasuwa and downstream flood-hit districts.

Japan's JICA extended JPY 300 million in grant aid through Emergency Disaster Relief. Also offering technical expertise in slope stabilization and disaster-resilient road reconstruction from Japanese engineers.

Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) responded with KRW 1.5 billion. Funds earmarked for emergency shelter kits, portable water purification plants, and medical supply delivery.

Germany's Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation (BMZ) channeled EUR 2.5M through GIZ and DRK (German Red Cross). Focus on early warning system reconstruction and flood-resilient livelihood recovery.

Australian Government's Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) contributed AUD 3 million. Supporting CARE Australia, ActionAid, and WVI field operations. Australian citizens of Nepali descent mobilized additional crowdfunding efforts.

The Government of Nepal released NPR 500 million from PM's Disaster Relief Fund for immediate rescue, relief material procurement, and affected family compensation (NPR 50,000 per destroyed house).

Ncell and Nepal Telecom jointly committed NPR 30 million. Additionally providing free emergency SMS/call services in Rasuwa District and deploying mobile connectivity teams to restore communication links.

Over 50,000 Nepali citizens abroad from USA, UK, Australia, Gulf nations, Japan, and South Korea contributed via GoFundMe, direct bank transfers, and Fonepay QR drives. The campaign surpassed its NPR 50M target within 48 hours.

Chaudhary Group pledged NPR 50 million and deployed company logistics to dispatch food relief to Rasuwa. Wai Wai noodles, bottled water, and essential food packs distributed through CG Foundation's network.

Nepal's only billionaire personally donated NPR 20 million and announced a reconstruction fund for rebuilding 100 affected houses in Rasuwa. Also pledged scholarships for children who lost school access due to the disaster.

NRNA coordinated NPR 40 million across 60+ chapters worldwide. Funds directly routed to PM Disaster Relief Fund and NRCS field operations. NRNA USA and Gulf chapter contributed the highest shares.

Nepal's film and music industry, including artists Nischal Basnet, Priyanka Karki, and Paul Shah, organized social media donation drives and charity concerts. Raised NPR 12 million in 5 days through public appeals.

Nepal's banking sector, led by Nepal Rastra Bank, has collectively pledged NPR 200 million through CSR commitments. Global IME, Nabil Bank, NIC Asia, and Standard Chartered Nepal among lead contributors. Also offering 0% emergency loans up to NPR 1 lakh for flood-affected households.