After deadly floods, Nepal needs funding and not 'sympathy,' environment minister tells DW
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Nepal rejects 'sympathy,' asks for $20 million after floods September 22, 2026 Nepal is seeking $20 million (just under €17.5 million) from the international Loss and Damage Fund, the UN-backed mechanism designed to support countries suffering irreversible…
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Nepal rejects 'sympathy,' asks for $20 million after floods September 22, 2026 Nepal is seeking $20 million (just under €17.5 million) from the international Loss and Damage Fund, the UN-backed mechanism designed to support countries suffering irreversible…
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