Rasuwa's 5 September disaster committee decisions request cable crossings and wire mesh at Syafrubesi-Chilime, Hangu Khola and Pahirebesi-Shantibazar to move essentials. Engineering agencies must coordinate this work. These are requested works, not confirmed usable crossings; material quantities were not stated.
This request includes
Three requested crossing works, not open routes
Key details
Rasuwa · Nuwakot
Syafrubesi-Chilime, Hangu Khola and Pahirebesi-Shantibazar
Needed by
Urgent request dated 5 September; completion date not stated
Request from
District Disaster Management Committee, Rasuwa
Review the items and location before offering help.
Project HOPE's 3 September Situation Report 3 identifies urgent relief and surge staffing needs at health posts north and west of the Trishuli River. Its response priorities also include hospital beds, mosquito nets, safe water and hygiene supplies, and psychosocial support for health workers and responders. These are assessed coordination needs, not an open volunteer recruitment notice. Quantities, shifts and public handoff points were not stated.
This request includes
Health staffing and supply priorities
Key details
Nuwakot
Health posts north and west of the Trishuli River and flood-response facilities
Needed by
Urgent staffing priority in the 3 September assessment
Request from
Project HOPE and VCN response assessment
Review the items and location before offering help.
BWSN's flood-response job and volunteer applications closed on 7 September at 5 pm Nepal time under its published notice. No extension was found on the source page checked on 8 September. This does not confirm that all positions were filled. The original recruitment covered qualified Nepali citizens for roles in Nuwakot, Rasuwa and Dhading; paid staff and volunteer roles were separate.
This request includes
Response staff and volunteer/enumerators
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Nuwakot · Rasuwa · Dhading
Nuwakot, Rasuwa and Dhading
Needed by
7 September 2026, 17:00 NPT; may fill earlier
Request from
Bagmati Welfare Society Nepal
Review the items and location before offering help.
OIPA's 2 September update describes VOAN's Nuwakot assessment and the need for veterinary care, medicines, animal food, clean water, livestock feed and temporary animal shelter. Its first 60-day target is 200 to 250 animals, not a completed rescue count. Item quantities and a public supply handover point were not stated.
This request includes
Animal treatment, food and shelter
Key details
Nuwakot
Trishuli, Dhunge Bazaar and Devighat, Nuwakot
Needed by
First 60-day response; exact end date not stated
Request from
Voice of Animal Nepal, supported by OIPA
Review the items and location before offering help.
Nepal's foreign ministry lists underwater drones and portable generators in its 9 September, 2 pm equipment request. It also requests high-capacity drones, LiDAR, Bailey bridges, disease-prevention supplies, DNA kits, high-capacity pumps, laboratory freezers and mud/tunnel rescue suits. Quantities and receiving points are not stated. Earlier requested items are not confirmed fulfilled; arrange specifications and delivery through government coordination.
This request includes
Specialised rescue, access, health and technical equipment
Key details
Rasuwa · Nuwakot · Dhading
Government-coordinated flood response in affected districts
Needed by
Urgent; coordinate through Government of Nepal
Request from
Government of Nepal, Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Review the items and location before offering help.
OnlineKhabar reports on 6 September that a 13-member Survey Department-led committee has begun coordinating with local authorities and collecting relocation data in Rasuwa, Nuwakot and Dhading. Land identification and risk assessment are next steps, not completed resettlement. Safe transitional shelter, cold-weather supplies and reconstruction remain priorities. The earlier 5 September assessment counted about 7,570 affected houses and 32,933 people, not homes all destroyed; older estimates used different definitions.
This request includes
Safe shelter, cold-weather materials, portable solar and reconstruction
Key details
Rasuwa · Nuwakot · Dhading
Flood-affected communities requiring safer transitional shelter and reconstruction
Needed by
Longer-term priority; local assessments required
Request from
NDRRMA and Government of Nepal; UN shelter partners
Review the items and location before offering help.
UNICEF's 5 October report identifies learning materials for 4,000 children in Rasuwa and 46 additional temporary learning centres (92 classrooms) in Dhading and Nuwakot as priorities. Schools also need water and sanitation repairs, winter support and accessible learning spaces. Separately, 52 UNICEF-supported centres serve over 1,500 children. These are regional coordination needs, not a delivery order or confirmation that every school has reopened.
This request includes
Temporary learning spaces and education support
Key details
Rasuwa · Nuwakot · Dhading
Flood-affected schools in Rasuwa, Nuwakot and Dhading
Needed by
Until safe schools or substitute sites reopen
Request from
UNICEF report, 5 October 2026
Review the items and location before offering help.
15 October 2026 update: Nepal Red Cross Society reports that piped water in Battar, Bidur, is available for about one hour every few days after flood damage. With IFRC support, NRCS is drilling a borewell to provide a safe drinking-water source. The post does not report that the borewell is operational or that full supply has been restored. Current water quantities and a public relief-coordination contact are not stated. Earlier context: A 6 September report described seven pumps serving about 500 Battar households and four tankers serving Bidur and Battar. Those figures are historical, not a new confirmation of present service.
This request includes
Emergency water and system repair
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Nuwakot
Bidur and nearby Nuwakot water-supply areas
Needed by
Urgent and ongoing; current repair schedule not stated
Request from
Nepal Red Cross Society
Review the items and location before offering help.
A preliminary UNDP model estimates about 2.2 million tonnes of flood debris, including roughly 556,200 tonnes of building waste. This is a modelled estimate, not a final field count. Priorities include heavy machinery, trained operators, debris mapping, sorting, safe handling of hazardous materials, transport and approved disposal or recycling sites.
This request includes
Heavy machinery, operators and safe debris management
Key details
Rasuwa · Nuwakot · Dhading
Bhote Koshi-Trishuli flood corridor
Needed by
Ongoing recovery priority
Request from
UNDP preliminary model reported by The Kathmandu Post
Review the items and location before offering help.
Bidur's deputy mayor told The Kathmandu Post that temporary Bailey bridges are urgently needed after bridges across the Trishuli were destroyed. The number, span and load specifications were not stated. This requires government engineering coordination; do not treat it as a public route instruction.
This request includes
Temporary Bailey bridges and installation support
Key details
Nuwakot
Bidur Municipality, wards 1, 4, 5, 9 and 10, Nuwakot
Needed by
As soon as possible
Request from
Bidur Municipality; Deputy Mayor Prabha Bogati quoted
Review the items and location before offering help.
A 31 August field update says Tarekeshwar still has no electricity. Roads are hard to use. Medical help and basic relief are needed. BWSN separately says it is already helping some households, so we cannot confirm that no relief has reached the whole area. Earlier reporting says 50 displaced families need food and clothing. The exact villages, delivery point and usable route were not stated.
This request includes
Food, clothing, medical help, basic relief and electricity
Key details
Nuwakot
Tarekeshwar Rural Municipality, Nuwakot
Needed by
As soon as possible
Request from
Tarekeshwar Rural Municipality; Hari Prasad Rijal quoted
Review the items and location before offering help.
Update from 2 September: Rescue and access work remains active at several hydropower sites in Rasuwa and Nuwakot. At Rasuwagadhi, rescuers reached about 150 metres into a tunnel, but large rocks blocked further advance. At Langtang, a 25-person joint team reached about 150 metres and continued work. Crews were also active at Chilime and Upper Trishuli sites. The incident remains unresolved.
