Project Title: Restoring Safety and Dignity: Emergency Relief Support for Flood-Affected Families in Dhading District, Nepal
Partner: Nepal-Inzlingen, Hilfe für Kinder e.V. (NI), Germany & Schmitz Stiftungen, Germany
Project Location: Dhading District, Bagmati Province, Nepal
Project Duration: 15 Sept 2026 – 31 March 2027
Project Summary:
The project aims to provide additional emergency relief support to families affected by the devastating flash floods of 26 August 2026 in Dhading District. Implemented by Integrated Community Development Campaign (ICDC) Nepal in partnership with Nepal-Inzlingen, Hilfe für Kinder e.V. (NI), Germany & Schmitz Stiftungen, Germany the project focuses on addressing the urgent winter and sanitation needs of flood-affected and vulnerable households. It seeks to restore dignity, improve household wellbeing, and promote safe and hygienic living conditions through the distribution of essential winter clothing and sanitation materials.
Result and Activities:
- Emergency Food Support: Provide food packages containing rice, lentils, oil, salt, beaten rice, noodles and other essential food items.
- Clothing Support: Distribution of essential winter clothing packages to 70 flood-affected and vulnerable families, including blankets, mattresses (Dasana), pillows, children’s sweaters, tracksuits and other winter essentials.
- Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Support: Distribution of sanitation and toilet-cleaning materials including buckets, jugs, soap, toilet cleaners and other essential cleaning supplies. Districution of water filter, boiling pot and Thourmus.
- Monitoring and Documentation: Regular monitoring, beneficiary verification, documentation and reporting to ensure transparent and accountable project implementation.
- Coordination and Compliance: Coordination with local authorities and communities, including necessary Social Welfare Council (SWC) approval and project reporting.
Beneficiaries:
Flood-affected and vulnerable households in Dhading District, particularly families facing increased hardship due to damaged homes, loss of household assets and inadequate facilities.