This brief provides preliminary findings from the third round of Independent Impacts and Recovery Monitoring Nepal (IRM) project, which was conducted after one and half year of Nepal eatthquake.

This report examines the implementation process as well as local awareness and reception of the program and provides recommendations on how it can be improved. It also outlines the policy background of the cash grant program.

The IRM project contributes by assessing longitudinally five issues—aid delivery and effectiveness; politics and leadership; social relations and conflict; protection and vulnerability; and economy and livelihoods, through two research components.

This report is the second in a series examining the recovery efforts in Nepal following the 2015 earthquakes. It examines the impacts of delays and unrest, with many still living in temporary shelters and facing challenges in rebuilding livelihoods.

2 years after earthquakes hit Nepal in 2015, the IRM completed its 4th round of research to track how people are recovering, what aid has been provided and how effective it has been, and which groups are being left behind.

This document analyzes the challenges and complexities of Nepal's post-2015 earthquake reconstruction, focusing on preparedness, decision-making, and the role of local governments.

This study uses research from the aftermath of the 2015 Gorkha earthquake in Nepal to document and quantitatively compare the differentiated impacts of the disaster on richer and poorer households.

The aim of this scoping study is to understand what research and learning already exist on reconstruction in Nepal following the 2015 earthquake and what evidence gaps there are which need to be filled by further research.

This report provides findings from a large-scale survey conducted in 11 earthquake-affected districts in September and October 2019, four and a half years after two devastating earthquakes hit Nepal in April and May 2015.

This paper begins by reviewing pre-disaster restoration concepts, then focus on Tokyo as an example of municipalities introducing pre-disaster restoration and includes remarks on projected pre-disaster restoration.