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The ICRC in Nepal

Dulegaunda, Tonahun district, Nepal. A family receives a Red Cross message from a relative who has been missing for over 18 months.

Maps: Nepal

Since the end of Nepal’s armed conflict in 2006, the ICRC has been addressing the humanitarian consequences of the conflict and helping people affected by current unrest. We help the Nepal Red Cross Society, State authorities and other bodies to boost their emergency capacities, and we promote international humanitarian law. The ICRC carries out most of its work jointly with the National Society. Read full overview

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  • Nepal: mine risk education

    All modern-day armed conflicts have left behind problems of explosive remnants of war (ERW), usually for years or even decades after the conflict ended.

  • Hateymalo: psychosocial support program

    The ICRC launched the Hateymalo program in 2010 to help the families of missing persons (FoM) cope with the ambiguity of their loss through the provision of psychological, socio-cultural, economic, and legal/administrative support.


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Annual Report 2011

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