Aid and Recovery in Post-Earthquake Nepal

Material Information

Title:: Aid and Recovery in Post-Earthquake Nepal Independent impacts and recovery monitoring phase 2 quantitative survey, February and March 2016 (summary)
Creator:: The Asia Foundation ( Author, Primary )
Place of Publication:: San Francisco, CA
Publisher:: The Asia Foundation
Publication Date:: 2073 (२०७३) VS = 2016 CE
Copyright Date:: © 2016, The Asia Foundation
Language:: English

Subjects / Keywords:: एशिया -- नेपाल
Asie -- Népal
Educational impacts ( SWAY )
Education -- Impact ( LCSH )
शैक्षिक प्रभाव ( SWAY )
Reconstruction and development ( SWAY )
Nepal -- Economic development ( LCSH )
Nepal -- Repair and reconstruction ( LCSH )
पुन:निर्माण तथा विकास ( SWAY )
Subsidies and compensation ( SWAY )
Subsidies ( LCSH )
Wages ( LCSH )
अनुदान र क्षतिपूर्ति ( SWAY )
Economic impacts ( SWAY )
Economic impact analysis ( LCSH )
आर्थिक प्रभाव ( SWAY )
International relations ( SWAY )
International relations ( LCSH )
अन्तर्राष्ट्रिय सम्बन्ध ( SWAY )
Politics ( SWAY )
Politics and government ( LCSH )
राजनीति ( SWAY )
Political leaders ( SWAY )
Political leadership ( LCSH )
Politicians ( LCSH )
राजनैतिक नेताहरु ( SWAY )
Vulnerability ( SWAY )
Vulnerability (Personality trait) ( LCSH )
जोखिमयुक्त अवस्था ( SWAY )
Blockade of 2015 ( SWAY )
Blockades -- Nepal -- 2015 ( LCSH )
नाकाबन्दी ( SWAY )
२०७२ नेपाल नाकाबन्दी ( SWAY )
नाकाबन्दी ( SWAY )
Genre:: NGO Report ( SWAY )
Temporal Coverage:: 20150438 - 20160301
Spatial Coverage:: Asia -- Nepal
Coordinates:: 28 x 84

General Note:: Funded by GCRF (Global Challenges Research Fund) through AHRC (Arts and Humanities Research Council), Grant number AH/P003648/1, as "After the Earth's Violent Sway: the tangible and intangible legacies of a natural disaster", Dr. Michael Hutt, Principal Investigator.

Source Institution:: SOAS University of London
Rights Management:: All applicable rights reserved by the source institution and holding location.

Aggregations:: Added automatically
After the Earth's Violent Sway
Nepal Collections at SOAS University of London