Heifer International Nepal Contributes 10 Million Rupees to Prime Minister Disaster Relief Fund
4th September 2026, Kathmandu
Heifer International Nepal and its staff have provided financial assistance of 10 million rupees to the Prime Minister Disaster Relief Fund to support relief and rehabilitation operations for communities impacted by glacial lake outburst floods and landslides across Rasuwa, Nuwakot, and Dhading.
Heifer International Flood Relief Contribution
Financial Allocation and Multi-Stage Relief Operations
Contribution Mobilization: The 10 million rupee aid combines direct funding from the organization emergency provision with voluntary salary contributions from employees.
Field Relief Initiatives: Alongside its contribution to the central fund, the organization is dispatching emergency food supplies, healthcare services, and essential materials directly to displaced families.
Institutional Engagement: Heifer Nepal is continuously assessing ground requirements in coordination with relevant government authorities, community partners, and local stakeholders to implement targeted recovery initiatives.
Leadership Commitments and Sympathies
Leadership Statement: National Director Dr. Tirtha Raj Regmi affirmed the organization commitment to standing with flood-affected communities and collaborating with government agencies through the complete recovery and rebuilding phase.
Condolences Offered: Management expressed deep sympathies to affected families who suffered losses of life, homes, and security during the disaster.
Institutional Reach: Operating in Nepal since 1997, Heifer International Nepal works with smallholder farmers, women, youth, and marginalized groups, having supported over 550,000 families across the country.



