EU: Allocation of €2 million in humanitarian aid for Nepal flood victims

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The European Union has pledged €2 million in humanitarian aid to support communities in Nepal following the devastating flash floods that struck the Nepal-Tibet border region on August 26, 2026. The funding is meant to address urgent needs on the ground, including food, healthcare, clean water, and sanitation, with EU-funded partners already active in the affected areas.

This new support builds on nearly €3 million in humanitarian aid the EU had already committed to Nepal earlier this year for disaster preparedness. In the immediate aftermath of the floods, EU partners moved quickly to distribute relief supplies and shelter materials that had been pre-positioned in the region. The EU has also deployed its Rapid Response Coordinator for Asia to help coordinate the broader relief effort…

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