Misguided priorities

• The govt’s argument that the ‘relief phase’ is now over and all focus should be on rebuilding is flawed Shradha Ghale

JUN 24 - Two months after the massive earthquake, the government has declared that the ‘relief phase’ is over and focus should now be on reconstruction. No one can deny the enormity of the task the government was faced with during this time. And yet it is hard not to conclude that the government’s relief efforts were largely a failure.

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http://www.ekantipur.com/2015/06/24/oped/misguided-priorities/406964.html

10 charts that capture how Nepal is struggling to survive after the earthquake (qz.com)

On April 25, Nepal was devastated by a massive earthquake measuring 7.8 on the richter scale, which killed thousands and displaced millions.

Now, the Nepalese need to rebuild what was lost—most importantly, their homes and key facilities like healthcare and education. And that is the toughest part.

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Where in the World is the Money Going? Analyzing the Nepal Earthquake Response by EMILY TROUTMAN on June 19, 2015

In order to write the story, “What Happened to the Aid? Nepal Earthquake Response Echoes Haiti,” I referred to a tremendous amount of data and documents. I believe that the quality and quantity of reporting on humanitarian disasters is damaged by the difficulty people have in accessing crucial information. Keeping that in mind, I have made all of my original research and data analysis available to the public.

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http://aid.works/2015/06/notes-on-nepal/

http://aid.works/2015/06/nepal-haiti/