9 October update: NDRRMA published an online Expression of Interest form for partner organisations proposing transitional shelters in Rasuwa, Nuwakot and Dhading. The form requests organisation details, proposed locations and shelter numbers, construction plans and funding status. Use the form linked in the official post. This does not announce available housing or resident registration. NDRRMA's 7 October notice invites organisations to propose transitional shelters for Bhotekoshi flood-affected households in Rasuwa, Nuwakot and Dhading. Submit to NDRRMA within seven days of the notice, stating shelter number, location, local government, proposed start and completion schedule, and any earlier shelter agreement. Follow DUDBC-approved standards and coordinate with DUDBC and local governments. This is an organisational proposal call, not resident registration or available housing. See the official notice; no proposal-specific contact or exact cutoff time is stated.
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Transitional shelter construction proposals
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Rasuwa · Nuwakot · Dhading
Rasuwa, Nuwakot and Dhading
Needed by
Within seven days of the 7 October notice
Request from
NDRRMA
Review the items and location before offering help.
A holding centre in Tupchhe, Bidur-7, Nuwakot requested 6 tents, 20 mosquito nets, 20 sleeping mats, 20 summer blankets and 20 lights on 11 September. Help with blankets and solar lights was offered. Receipt and the remaining need have not been confirmed. Contact Nepal Flood Relief Network to offer help.
A first responder group request shared on 6 September seeks tents for around ten flood-affected families. Offers of tents or information on where to obtain them would help. The exact location, tent sizes, number of tents and delivery arrangements have not been stated. Contact Nepal Flood Relief Network to share an offer or supplier lead.
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Tents for around ten families
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Where
Flood-affected families in Nepal; exact place not stated
Review the items and location before offering help.
In a message shared on 6 September, Nepal time, a group member reported shortages of slippers, blankets, children's handkerchiefs, wet wipes, razors, toothbrushes, toothpaste, nail clippers and light clothes after recent visits to Nuwakot holding centres. They identified three centres on the way from Bidur Bazaar to Nuwakot Durbar Square, but did not name them or give quantities. An offer to carry supplies was made; delivery was not confirmed. Coordinate the destination before sending goods.
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Slippers
Blankets
Children's handkerchiefs
Wet wipes
+5 more items
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Nuwakot
Three holding centres between Bidur Bazaar and Nuwakot Durbar Square; names not stated
Request from
First responder WhatsApp group
Review the items and location before offering help.
A 5 September report identifies unmet shelter needs: private breastfeeding and bathing spaces, infant-appropriate food, hygiene supplies, vaccination access and emergency maternity transport. Quantities and delivery points require local coordination.
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Privacy, infant nutrition, hygiene, vaccination access and obstetric transport
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Rasuwa · Nuwakot · Dhading
Flood shelters along the Bhote Koshi-Trishuli corridor in Rasuwa, Nuwakot and Dhading
Request from
Shelter residents and WOREC, reported by Kathmandu Post
Review the items and location before offering help.
Kantipur reported on 6 September, quoting the acting ward chair, that 23 Birekhola families were moved to Padala above the Sanfe-Martadi Highway. Nepal Red Cross provided tarpaulins, and household food, clothing and utensils were moved with them. This updates the earlier report that shelter was unavailable. Longer-term shelter and any remaining food or supply gap are not confirmed as resolved. Arrange assistance through Badimalika Municipality; no public delivery point is announced.
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Food and temporary shelter
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Bajura
Birekhola families relocated to Padala above the Sanfe-Martadi Highway, Badimalika-6, Bajura
Request from
Ward representatives, reported by Kantipur and Nepal News
Review the items and location before offering help.
Karuna-Shechen's 3 September field update reports that a shelter in Betrawati needs drinking water, sanitation facilities, electricity, health services, more tents and mattresses. Its team delivered supplies and assessed these gaps. Requested quantities and the exact delivery point were not stated.
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Drinking water, sanitation, electricity, health services, tents and mattresses
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Nuwakot
Betrawati
Request from
Betrawati shelter community
Review the items and location before offering help.
UNICEF reports that at least 22,000 children urgently need safe drinking water, toilets, handwashing facilities, hygiene supplies and other WASH support after the floods. This is an area-level humanitarian priority, not a direct delivery request to one named location. Confirm local quantities and handoff arrangements before sending supplies.
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Safe water, toilets, handwashing and hygiene support
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Rasuwa · Nuwakot · Dhading
Flood-affected communities and relief shelters
Needed by
Urgent; exact local deadline not stated
Request from
UNICEF regional humanitarian update
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.
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Safe shelter, cold-weather materials, portable solar and reconstruction
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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.
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Temporary learning spaces and education support
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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.
Trishuli Barrack, Mithila Camp shared a priority list for sanitation, hygiene, clothing, kitchen, bedding, temporary shelter and solar lighting. Exact quantities were not stated. Confirm current needs before delivery.
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Phenyl
Harpic
Toilet brush
Broom
+29 more items
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Nuwakot
Trishuli Barrack, Mithila Camp, Nuwakot
Needed by
Current priority; exact deadline not stated
Request from
Trishuli Barrack, Mithila Camp
Review the items and location before offering help.
A public relief post says flood-affected families in Rasuwa need household and hygiene items. Needed items include electric kettles, cups or glasses, plates and spoons, towels, petticoats, mirrors, dental and shaving items, bedsheets, mattresses, new blankets, soap and pillows. Clothes are not being accepted now. A separate clothing request will be shared if needed later.
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Electric kettles
Cups or glasses
Plates and spoons
Personal towels
+11 more items
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Rasuwa
Rasuwa flood-affected families; exact holding centre not stated
Review the items and location before offering help.
