Nepal faces a major reconstruction challenge after devastating floods that occurred on August 26. The Nepalese government intends to use substantial funds to recover the country, estimating an initial investment of approximately 2.57 billion euros for reconstruction work.
However, projections indicate that this amount may increase significantly. The total cost of reconstruction is expected to grow by about 30% compared to the initial estimate, reflecting the extent of damage caused by natural disasters.
The floods of August 26 caused widespread destruction, destroying more than 7,500 homes. This high number of lost dwellings highlights the severity of the humanitarian situation in the country and the urgency of resources to assist the affected populations.
