Japan provides $1 million emergency grant for flood-hit communities in Nepal
Summary
Japan has provided a $1 million emergency grant through the IFRC to support flood-hit communities in Nepal, focusing on safe drinking water, sanitation and hygiene. The aid is aimed at preventing waterborne diseases and helping restore essential services in affected areas.
Key Points
- Japan has provided a $1 million emergency grant through the IFRC for communities affected by recent flash floods in Nepal.
- The funding will support WASH interventions, including safe drinking water, sanitation facilities and hygiene promotion.
- Japan’s Embassy said the program is meant to prevent waterborne diseases and help restore essential services.
- IFRC Nepal said the floods destroyed homes and livelihoods and disrupted access to healthcare and safe water for thousands of people.
