By Shayle Havemann | Project leader
Introduction
"By morning, our house was gone, the cattle were gone, my land was gone. I lost everything." Pun said after being affected by the Bheri River floods of 2014. Immediate disaster assistance has melted away leaving communities without help, some still living in tents in nearby forests, five years later.
Report
This project is hoping to change this situation for more than 2,750 people in two communities in Surkhet. Solar Energy for Community Resilience in Nepal is a highly innovative project that uses solar energy to build community resilience - strengthening health and small enterprise development - and reducing communities' vulnerability to climate change impacts
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