Non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and international non-governmental organizations (INGOs) have secured approval for programs worth 3.33 billion rupees (333 crore rupees) to assist flood victims in Nepal.
These programs have been approved by the Social Welfare Council, which operates under the Ministry of Women, Children, Gender and Sexual Minorities, and Social Security. According to the Social Welfare Council, 321 programs—proposed by 318 NGOs and aimed at supporting victims of the Bhote Koshi floods—have been approved. The total budget for all these programs amounts to 3,336,272,958 rupees (over 3.33 billion rupees).
For disaster relief and response efforts in flood-affected areas, INGOs have secured approval from the Council for programs worth 1.28 billion rupees (128 crore rupees) across more than 149 projects. Additionally, 13 INGOs have proposed programs worth 4.87 billion rupees (487 crore rupees) for areas affected by the Bhote Koshi floods; these proposals are currently undergoing the approval process.