91 agencies, working in
29 districts, have completed or are engaged in nearly
1788 humanitarian activities

Highlights

• The UN’s Central Emergency Response Fund has allocated US$4.8 million to flood response efforts in Nepal.

• To-date, over 1 million flood affected people have benefited from humanitarian assistance from 9 Clusters.

• Preparations for next week’s elections in Province 2 have contributed to a slow-down of relief activies.

• Cluster specific detailed assessments are still ongoing.

• Repairs to damaged roads has eased access constraints.

Situation Overview

87 agencies, working in
29 districts, have completed or are engaged in nearly
1583 humanitarian activities

UN’s Global Emergency Response Fund provides US$4.8 million for flood affected communities in Nepal.

Nepal 11 September 2017: The UN’s Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF) has announced US$4.8 million new humanitarian funding to help address urgent needs amongst flood affected communities in the Terai.

Highlights

• To-date, over 1.1 million flood affected people have benefited from humanitarian assistance.

• Nominations of the candidates in local elections in Province 2 took place on 6 September with elections to take place on 18 September. It is possible that these elections may hamper relief and recovery efforts.

• Light to moderate rain is forecast for the next 24 hours according to the Department of Hydrology and Meterology.

Situation Overview