USV Pharmaceuticals Donates Rs 15 Million to NMA Flood Relief Campaign
11th September 2026, Kathmandu
USV Pharmaceuticals has extended Rs 15 million in financial support to the humanitarian relief initiative led by the Nepal Medical Association (NMA).
USV Pharmaceuticals Flood Relief Donation
The contribution aims to provide urgent relief supplies, health support, and living assistance to vulnerable families severely impacted by flash floods across Rasuwa, Nuwakot, and Dhading districts.
Targeted Relief Reach and Impact Scope
The humanitarian assistance will deliver direct support to affected households facing severe disruption to basic necessities.
- Direct Beneficiary Reach: The funding will directly assist approximately 1,500 individuals across roughly 300 households in hard-hit flood zones.
- Disaster Impact Context: Flash floods damaged residential infrastructure, destroyed clothing and food reserves, and disrupted access to clean drinking water, sanitation, electricity, and basic healthcare.
- Emergency Living Support: The campaign will establish temporary housing arrangements and distribute essential bedding, blankets, household goods, and daily survival supplies.
- Power and Sanitation Assistance: Solar lighting and mobile phone charging equipment will be deployed in communities where electricity grids remain down, alongside clean drinking water and hygiene materials.
Partnership Framework and Corporate Commitment
The initiative combines pharmaceutical sector support with medical association logistics to ensure priority-based distribution.
- Execution Leadership: The Nepal Medical Association will assess ground-level needs to procure and distribute priority items, essential medicines, and medical care supplies.
- Corporate Social Responsibility: USV Pharmaceuticals provided the Rs 15 million commitment as part of its CSR framework, underscoring its corporate duty during natural disasters and humanitarian crises.
- Multi-Sector Collaboration: The company highlighted the importance of unified efforts among government bodies, healthcare institutions, private enterprises, and civil society to assist long-term community recovery and rehabilitation.



