For outcome 1:

43 social and productive community infrastructure projects implemented, creating employment of 25,000 workdays to the flood victims

5002 households benefitted from the livelihood restoration support activities through micro grants

1481 flood survivors benefitted from the livelihood trainings like beekeeping, poultry farming, off seasonal vegetable farming, mason training , etc.

9 business plan studies completed

For outcome 2:

235 low cost shelter houses constructed and handed over to the beneficiaries (landless households) in joint ownership of spouses in collaboration with UN HABITAT

For outcome 3:

District authorities develop and maintain a database of disaster survivors and comprehensive compensation package distribution

Regular monthly coordination meetings with DDRC Sunsari district

Fortnightly joint IASC operational meeting

Early recovery coordination and planning in order to help bridge the gap between relief and recovery efforts

Rehabilitation of community micro-infrastructure, skill development vocational training, micro-grants and business plan and market studies.

Effective recovery from disaster

1. Employment opportunities for flood affected poor, youth, women and individuals from socially excluded groups created

2. Flood affected male and female groups trained on disaster management and provided support for construction of permanent shelters in partnership with other agencies

3. Early recovery coordination assistance provided at the central and district level