Nepal earthquake: one year on

Plan International has introduced adolescent friendly spaces so that girls affected by the Nepal earthquakes are able to access their right to protection in an encironment free of discrimination and receive sexuality education which informs their ability to make decisions about their sexual health.
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In April 2015, Manju’s life changed dramatically after the earthquakes destroyed her village in Nepal. She lost her home and her school. Now, with the support of Plan International, Manju has returned to school and she’s determined to make the most of every opportunity.
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“Building schools and repairing the thousands of classrooms that were destroyed is central to children’s development, the health of their communities, and Nepal’s ability to move forward,” said Mattias Bryneson, Country Director for Plan International Nepal.
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Shrijana has overcome barriers to train as a mason and help rebuild her earthquake-hit community in Nepal, with support from Plan International. “I have gained such confidence, because I know I can do good things as a girl,” she says.
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Safe Schools: My physical disability is no longer a barrier to my education
Cash programmes support new mothers in Nepal
Video: Back to school after the Nepal earthquakes

Our work with the EC

EC-funded project: A grandmother’s hope
Six months on: #NepalChat with ECHO and Plan International Nepal
#NepalEarthquake: The EU’s response

Nepal shows us why we must fund education in emergencies
Danger of an invisible generation in Nepal
Long term solutions essential to Nepal’s recovery
Child marriage in Nepal after the earthquake

Publications

After the Earthquake: Nepal’s Children Speak Out
Plan International response after the earthquake