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A Climate Tree without Roots | New Spotlight Magazine

Climate change has cost lives and livelihoods in Nepal. But, political parties care least

'ApEx for climate' Series | How does Nepal get help in tackling climate change?

There is a need to build a wide international network through robust diplomacy, which in turn must focus on securing resources to gain access to the latest available technology, all in order to deal with climate-induced disasters

World Bank Group (via Public) / Nepal's Transition to Green, Resilient, and Inclusive Development (GRID) for Sustainable Recovery, Growth, and Jobs

Nepal, US agree to support economic partnership in fight against COVID-19

Nepal is being overwhelmed by Covid. We need help

Nepal is being overwhelmed by Covid. We need help KP Sharma Oli © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Niranjan Shrestha/AP As I write this, my country is battling a new and brutal wave of the Covid-19 pandemic. The rise in the number of infections poses a serious challenge to our brave doctors, nurses, other care providers, citizen volunteers and the entire health service system. Nepal’s history is one of hardship and struggle, yet this pandemic is pushing even us to our limits. The number of infections is straining the healthcare system; it has become tough to provide patients with the hospital beds that they need.

Nepal is being overwhelmed by Covid. We need help | KP Sharma Oli

KP Sharma Oli is the prime minister of Nepal Nepalese paramedics treat a Covid-19 patient outside a hospital in Kathmandu, Nepal. Photograph: Niranjan Shrestha/AP Nepalese paramedics treat a Covid-19 patient outside a hospital in Kathmandu, Nepal. Photograph: Niranjan Shrestha/AP Mon 10 May 2021 09.16 EDT Last modified on Tue 11 May 2021 05.39 EDT As I write this, my country is battling a new and brutal wave of the Covid-19 pandemic. The rise in the number of infections poses a serious challenge to our brave doctors, nurses, other care providers, citizen volunteers and the entire health service system. Nepal’s history is one of hardship and struggle, yet this pandemic is pushing even us to our limits. The number of infections is straining the healthcare system; it has become tough to provide patients with the hospital beds that they need.

This is why US didn't invite Nepal to Leaders Summit on Climate – OnlineKhabar English News

Kamal Dev Bhattarai April 1, 2021 Comments Kathmandu, April 1 This weekend, the United States President Joe Biden invited 40 leaders from across the world to attend a Leaders Summit on Climate scheduled for April 22-23. Whereas three leaders of South Asia–Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina (Bangladesh), Prime Minister Lotay Tshering (Bhutan), Prime Minister Narendra Modi (India)–and President Xi Jinping (China) have made it to the list, Nepal has not been invited. Onlinekhabar has talked to Anna Richey-Allen, the spokesperson of the US Embassy in Kathmandu about the issue. In response, she said only ‘major economies’ were invited to the summit. Richey-Allen said, “The summit is only one of several major climate-related events in the run-up to COP-26, which will be a global event.  Its primary objective is to encourage the world’s major economies to enhance ambition to keep the goal of limiting warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius within reach. ” 

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