Nepal, Humanitarian Assistance

For more than three months, violent clashes and political unrest along Nepal’s southern border with India have resulted in at least 50 deaths and impeded cross-border trade and transportation of essential supplies, including fuel, food, medicine, and other relief commodities. The border crisis and resulting shortages are compounding logistical challenges in reaching earthquake-affected populations, many of whom reside in remote, high-altitude areas and require urgent winterization support.

WFP Nepal Earthquake Situation Report #15, 30 June 2015

Humanitarian aid: €21 million for assistance in Philippines, Nepal and South East Asia - European Commission

DoD Humanitarian assistance servey team arrives in Nepal

The 2015 earthquakes highlight that Nepal is not a passive recipient of aid, nor should it be treated as such

National UN Volunteers in the front line of emergency response for Nepal earthquake

Collaborations in urban humanitarian response – introducing the Global Alliance for Urban Crises

Behind the scenes: Yokota supports Nepal > Air Force > Article Display

Operation RENAISSANCE 15-1 : CAF contribution to humanitarian relief efforts in Nepal

Turkey to send four-ton aid supplies to quake-hit Nepal

Nepal Earthquake: International Aid Ramps Up