Nepal continues its recovery from the April-May 2015 earthquakes. In September 2015 the new Constitution of Nepal was promulgated thereby ensuring the completion of an essential element of the peace process. However, political tensions and uncertainties have led to a humanitarian and economic crisis in the country and negatively impacted on protection, assistance or resettlement activities.
The large-scale departure of refugees through resettlement has resulted in a loss of economies of scale, raising the cost of delivery of basic services such as education, health care, water and sanitation, and household energy. Nevertheless, the Government of Nepal has remained a generous host to refugees for decades, with the international community complementing efforts in finding solutions mainly through resettlement to third countries.
UNHCR will continue to advocate for lasting solutions for the remaining refugees from Bhutan in Nepal following the conclusion of the group resettlement programme. Key activities include the implementation of small-scale host community support projects and the enhancement of protection and community services. These aim to benefit both
refugees and host communities with a view to strengthening joint support mechanisms with linkages to district-level referral services.
RECOVERY#EARTHQUAKE#REFUGEE#HEALTH#RESETTLEMENT#URBAN#REFUGEE#ASYLUM SEEKERS
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Publisher:
UNHCR
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Type / Script:
Bulletin or Poster
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Keywords:
REFUGEES, ECONOMIC CONDITIONS, IMMIGRATION, RETURN MIGRATION, POPULATION TRANSFERS, DIPLOMATIC ASYLUM,EXILES, IMMIGRANTS,RIGHT OF ASYLUM,REFUGEE STATUS
REFUGEES
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Thematic Group:
UNOHCHR
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UN High Commissioner for Human Rights
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Thesaurus:
13.01.00
- Protection Of And Assistance To Refugees And Displaced Persons
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