Save life of flood affected victims in Nepal

by Multi-Dimensional Resource Center, Nepal (MRC Nepal)
Save life of flood affected victims in Nepal
Save life of flood affected victims in Nepal
Save life of flood affected victims in Nepal
Save life of flood affected victims in Nepal
Save life of flood affected victims in Nepal
Save life of flood affected victims in Nepal
Save life of flood affected victims in Nepal
Save life of flood affected victims in Nepal
Save life of flood affected victims in Nepal
Save life of flood affected victims in Nepal
Save life of flood affected victims in Nepal
Save life of flood affected victims in Nepal
Save life of flood affected victims in Nepal
Save life of flood affected victims in Nepal
Save life of flood affected victims in Nepal
Save life of flood affected victims in Nepal

Project Report | Nov 11, 2024
Quarterly Progress Report

By Bharat Bahadur Khadka | Project Leader

Cucurbids growing for income
Cucurbids growing for income

This year in Nepal followed late rainy season which retained till October. In Nepal, this year in October also occurred heavy rainfall for a week resulting heavy flooding and heavy landslide in hills of Nepal affecting more than 25 districts. The heavy flooding affected and damaged many hectare of fertile agriculture land. Many roads and national highways damaged and blocked for many days. More than 235 death and many more missing. The country lost million and millions of the nepali rupees. 

In such situation the flood affected victim families need long run income generation activities. For this MRC Nepal introduced off season vegetable production practices to the poor rural women in rural areas for generating attractive income from the selling of off season fresh vegetables products. The organization supported high yielding improved seeds, production materials, bio fertilizer, technical backstopping support and skill enhancement capacity building training to the flood affected victim families who are GlobalGiving direct beneficiaries.

As a result and performance of the best technology the poor beneficiaries are capable of meeting household kitchen requirement of vegetable daily and also receiving attractive income from the selling of vegetables. So that the technology address on livelihood improvement of flood affected victim families. The under nourished and mal nutritioned children and families secured balance diet through consumption of fresh vegetable all year round. Because vegetable are richest source of vitamin, protein, minerals and roughages.

At the end the beneficiaries thank to MRC Nepal and GlobalGiving in. their own voices.

Tomato for marketing
Tomato for marketing
Tomato harvesting for income generation
Tomato harvesting for income generation
Tomato production
Tomato production
Victim families preparing nursery for  vegetable
Victim families preparing nursery for vegetable
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Multi-Dimensional Resource Center, Nepal (MRC Nepal)

Location: Hetauda, Makwanpur - Nepal
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