Nepal Earthquake Response Programmme, 2015
Objectives:
- To provide emergency relief support to earthquake-affected households and communities in Kavrepalanchok District.
Key Activities:
- Conducted district- and VDC-level assessments and submitted assessment reports to Caritas Nepal.
- Distributed relief materials to selected earthquake-affected VDCs and supported Caritas Nepal in distributing WASH and food materials in additional VDCs.
- Coordinated with district government authorities, including the Chief District Officer (CDO), District Development Committee (DDC), District Disaster Relief Committee (DDRC), and other relevant stakeholders.
- Prepared recommendations for future rehabilitation activities and submitted them to Caritas Nepal.
- Facilitated joint coordination meetings at the VDC level with VDC Secretaries, Ward Citizen Forums (WCFs), political party representatives, and other stakeholders.
- Assisted Caritas Nepal (CN) and Caritas International Member Organizations (CIMOs) in conducting joint monitoring visits in programme-supported VDCs.
- Participated in district-level DDRC and humanitarian cluster coordination meetings and presented progress on relief support activities.
- Took a lead role in coordinating and mobilizing volunteers for emergency relief distribution.
- Prepared and submitted financial and narrative reports to Caritas Nepal.
Major Achievements:
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Conducted an assessment of 9,200 earthquake-affected households across 14 VDCs. |
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Distributed emergency relief materials in 10 hard-to-reach VDCs, including 5,843 tarpaulins, 5,843 blankets, and 500 bundles of CGI sheets. |
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Supported schools with 78 tarpaulins, 78 plastic sheets, 1,380 meters of nylon rope, 6 family tents, 91 bundles of CGI sheets, and 11 sets of tools. |
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Assisted Caritas Nepal in providing emergency relief materials to four core VDCs, including 3,357 tarpaulins, 6,714 blankets, 3,357 plastic sheets, 3,287 WASH buckets/kits, 5,765 bundles of CGI sheets, and 661 sets of tools. |
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Reached 39,096 beneficiaries, comprising 10,607 female, 11,277 male, and 17,212 children. |