About Project
To document the technological evolution, reliability, and effectiveness of flood Early Warning Systems (EWS) in Nepal, with a focus on their role in saving lives, reducing property loss, and strengthening preparedness among stakeholders and flood-prone communities. The study aims to produce policy recommendations and practical guidance to contribute toward achieving the targets of the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction.
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To analyze and document the evolution of flood EWS from both technological and social/institutional perspectives across major river systems, including contributions from various agencies.
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To document and compare flood damage profiles in the Narayani, Babai, Ratu, Mohana, Khando, and Ban Ganga river systems before and after the establishment of EWS.
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To assess key factors influencing the sustainability, reliability, and accessibility of flood EWS at the community and sub-national levels.
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To recommend policy measures to enhance the effectiveness, coverage, and availability of flood EWS, supporting Nepal’s progress toward the Sendai Framework targets by 2030.
Implemented with support from Practical Action Nepal, covering Narayani, Babai, Ratu, Mohana, Khando, and Ban Ganga river systems from February 2018 to May 2018.
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