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This brief offers a quick primer on the Government of Nepal's Earthquake Housing Reconstruction Program and the support that is been provided by the Nepal Earthquake Housing Multi-Donor Trust Fund. It provides an inventory of the milestones achieved during the housing program’s first year of implementation. The brief summarizes and illustrates the key components that are now in place to facilitate the housing reconstruction effort in Nepal.
Read More >> Nepal-MDTF-Achievements.pdf9.09 MBThe Stories from the Field: Laying the Foundation for Greater Resilience series offers an insight into the progress achieved on the ground through the eyes of the program’s direct beneficiaries, as well as the stakeholders working on the program’s implementation process.
Read More >> Nepal-Stories-from-the-Field.pdf5.95 MBThis document offers a quick primer on the Earthquake Housing Reconstruction Project in Nepal launched in response to the widespread damage caused by the earthquake sequence of 2015. This Project was launched in response to the overwhelming destruction to "Housing and Human Settlements", deemed the largest single need (US$3.27 billion) for the country and accounting for about half of Nepal's entire reconstruction investment estimate (US$7 billion) according to the Post-Disaster Needs Assessment (PDNA).
Read More >> Earthquake Housing Reconstruction Project -- A Snapshot761.93 KB- This progress report produced by the Nepal's National Reconstruction Authority, offers a summary of progress and achievements of the National Earthquake Housing Reconstruction Program as of June 2, 2016. Read More >> NRA Program Update as on Juanuary 20171.67 MB
This progress report produced by the Nepal's National Reconstruction Authority, offers a summary of progress and achievements of the National Earthquake Housing Reconstruction Program as of April 10, 2016. The report provides data on households surveyed, status of housing grants, status of reconstruction of damaged infrastructure, status of Central Implementing Units among others.
Read More >> Progress Report No. 2 as of April 10, 2016.35.14 KBThe attached document addresses some of the most frequently asked questions about the main components of the Nepal Earthquake Housing Reconstruction Program. This brief document offers a quick primer on the central features of the program and how it is helping needy beneficiaries, who lost their homes in the 2015 earthquake events, rebuild their homes and lives. For more information, take a look inside.
Read More >> Nepal Earthquake Housing Reconstruction Program: Frequently Asked Questions, 4 pages1.99 MBThis four-pages brief, offers you a quick overview of the Nepal Eathquake Housing Reconstruction Program, including its objectives, target areas and key aspects of the programs implementation.
Read More >> Nepal Earthquake Housing Reconstruction Program Overview (Summary), 4 pages1.21 MB- Organized by the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific, SAARC Disaster Management Centre and National Planning Commission, Government of Nepal, the Regional Earthquake Recovery Dialogue for Building Back Better, aimed for providing a road map for the recovery process after the Nepal earthquake. This report summarises the exchanges and outcomes from the dialogue, and also captures additional case studies from the region that were referred to, but not shared in the workshop. Read More >> Regional Earthquake Recovery Dialogue for Building Back Better2.22 MB
- The Nepal Earthquake Housing Reconstruction Project (NEHRP) Appraisal Document, is a World Bank internal document that includes key information about NERP, including operating context, objectives, results indicators, and other key aspects of project planning and implementation. Read More >> NEHRP Appraisal Document. The World Bank. PDF. 70 pages1.57 MB
- On April 25, 2015, a 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck Nepal. Following a second strong earthquake on May 12 (7.3 magnitude), and a sequence of aftershocks, the Government of Nepal (GoN) reported the death toll at almost 9000 and those injured at over 22,000. The immediate impact on poverty, livelihoods and the country's output has been severe. According to official estimates for the most heavily-impacted districts (which includes Kathmandu), about 9.1 million people have been affected by the disaster. Read More >> Government of Nepal PDNA Executive Summary. PDF. 20 pages1.95 MB