Ready When Communities Need It Most.

Flash flooding tore through river corridors across northern and central Nepal, destroying homes, roads, bridges, schools, water systems, farmland and critical power infrastructure.

Families were forced to leave with whatever they could carry. Children have been pushed out of classrooms. Roads and bridges that connected remote communities have been damaged or washed away, leaving some areas even harder to reach than before. In many places, the immediate emergency is only the beginning.

Right now, the priority is simple: clean water, food, shelter, medicine, safe transportation and restoring access to the communities that need help most.

But recovery will take far longer.

Homes will need to be rebuilt. Schools and health facilities will need to reopen. Roads, bridges, water systems and power infrastructure will need to be restored. Families will need help rebuilding farms, businesses and the livelihoods that disappeared with the flood.

This is not only a disaster relief effort. It is the beginning of a long recovery that will require sustained support, trusted local partners and resources that continue moving long after the headlines fade.

Relief is needed now. Rebuilding Nepal will take years.

$2.6B+

Estimated economic loss

~93,000

People affected

$53M

Needed immediately

783 MW

Hydroelectric generation affected