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UN approves $20 million aid for Nepal flood reconstruction
The United Nations climate disaster fund has approved $20 million to rebuild infrastructure damaged by recent severe floods in Nepal.
The United Nations climate disaster fund has officially approved financial assistance of $20 million to support the reconstruction of infrastructure in Nepal that was severely damaged by recent heavy floods.
The funding aims to restore roads, bridges and other critical facilities that were washed away or rendered unusable during the disaster. Nepal's authorities have welcomed the aid, noting that the assistance will accelerate recovery efforts and help communities return to normal life.
The UN fund, established to address climate‑related losses, said the grant will be disbursed in coordination with Nepal's government and relevant agencies. The move underscores international solidarity in responding to climate‑induced disasters in the region.
The funding aims to restore roads, bridges and other critical facilities that were washed away or rendered unusable during the disaster. Nepal's authorities have welcomed the aid, noting that the assistance will accelerate recovery efforts and help communities return to normal life.
The UN fund, established to address climate‑related losses, said the grant will be disbursed in coordination with Nepal's government and relevant agencies. The move underscores international solidarity in responding to climate‑induced disasters in the region.