Grace International Donates NPR 2.5 Million for Flood Affected Students and Educational Reconstruction
30th August 2026, Kathmandu
Andrew Paudel, Co-founder of Grace International, has urged the government to launch dedicated initiatives to guarantee uninterrupted education for students impacted by recent floods and to prioritize the rebuilding of damaged educational infrastructure.
Grace International Donates 2.5M
Government Engagement and Financial Support
Ministerial Meeting: Paudel met directly with the Minister for Education to advocate for urgent measures that prevent natural disasters from disrupting student learning environments.
NPR 2.5 Million Contribution: On behalf of Grace International Group, Paudel handed over financial assistance amounting to NPR 2.5 million to support flood-affected students and schools.
Priority Focus: The contribution is targeted toward purchasing essential learning materials for displaced students and aiding the physical reconstruction of damaged school facilities.
Advocacy for Disaster Resilient Education
Policy Call: Paudel emphasized that restoring educational institutions must remain a top recovery priority alongside primary rescue and shelter operations.
Long Term Commitment: Grace International reaffirmed its focus on supporting access to education and backing infrastructure rehabilitation across disaster-hit regions.
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