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Himalaya as Nepal’s Pride: From a Symbol of Beauty to a Shared Responsibility (opens the original)
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For many Nepalis, the Himalaya is not simply a mountain range. It is part of how we imagine Nepal. We grew up with songs, poems, stories, paintings and photographs that placed the mountains at the centre of our emotional geography. Tara Devi’s classic Parbati Ho Nau, with its image of a small village nestled in the lap of the Himalaya, is one expression of this intimate relationship between people, mountains and nature. And generations of Nepalis have sung Bihana Uthne Bitikai, imagining the sim
Are We So Accustomed to Asking for Help After Every Disaster?: Bhotekoshi exposes a financing failure (opens the original)
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The Bhotekoshi disaster has exposed something more fundamental than Nepal’s vulnerability to floods: we have built a financing system that is better at paying for disaster after it happens than investing to prevent disaster from becoming a systemic crisis. The flood destroyed homes, roads, bridges and infrastructure, but its consequences went much further. Transport was disrupted, livelihoods were lost, hydropower operations were affected, businesses and services were interrupted, and communitie
Investing in Resilient Infrastructure: A Risk Framework for Nepal’s High-Himalayan Corridors (opens the original)
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Nepal’s economic transformation depends heavily on infrastructure investment. Roads, bridges, hydropower, transmission lines and tourism infrastructure are essential for connectivity, energy security and economic growth. Yet much of this infrastructure is concentrated along river valleys and steep mountain corridors—the same landscapes increasingly exposed to floods, landslides, debris flows and changing cryosphere conditions. The challenge is therefore not whether Nepal should continue investin
Challenges of Early Recovery after the Bhotekoshi Flood: From Emergency Response to Recovery in an Unprecedented Disaster (opens the original)
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The Government of Nepal, security agencies, local governments, civil society and communities have mobilised enormous efforts for search, rescue and immediate relief following the catastrophic Bhotekoshi flood. These efforts have saved many lives. But as the emergency response gradually moves toward early recovery, Nepal faces a different set of challenges. The most crucial of these is risk—not only the risk of another disaster, but the risk of responding to this unprecedented event using assumpt
Three Unprecedented Lessons from the Bhotekoshi Catastrophic Flood (opens the original)
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It is heart-wrenching to witness the devastation caused by the Bhotekoshi floods of 26 August 2026 with more than 600 dead and 2000+ missing, more than 10,000 families became homeless (as of August 28,2026). Our deepest condolences go to families who have lost loved ones; our prayers are with those still missing; and our solidarity is with those injured, displaced and left without homes or livelihoods. The disaster has affected Nepalis and people from across the world travelling through the Nepa
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