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Nepal: Integrated action plan for post-earthquake response & recovery - 2072

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Nepal - government

This action plan was developed in response to the devastating earthquake that struck Nepal in April 2015. It contains 40 action points, with some of the most crucial being:

  • Constructing temporary emergency shelters for earthquake-affected senior citizens, single women, sick, pregnant and new mothers, the disabled, and other vulnerable populations.
  • Providing the children who have lost their guardians/parents in the earthquake and those who are rendered homeless with shelters and free education.
  • Classifying the affected population to ease providing them with necessary facilities.
  • Making necessary arrangements for providing the affected farmers with free seeds and subsidies for fertilizers, and to  exempt affected farmers from taxes.
  • Conducting a review of the National Building Code, 2060, and ensuring its effective enforcement.
  • Undertaking a review of the land-use policy.
  • Dismantling the cracked structures that pose dangers, and ensuring that builders are allocated fees equivalent to the cost of dismantling structures built in violation of building codes.
  • Building a memorial for those who have lost their lives in the earthquake. Recognizing and rewarding the public servants, organizations and individuals who have done praiseworthy jobs.

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Last checked: 16 July 2021

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Hazards Earthquake
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Country and region Nepal
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2015

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