Issue #758

May 15-21, 2015

Headline

brick by brick

JAN MØLLER HANSEN The numbers are staggering: 600,000 homes destroyed, 20,000 schools in ruins, government buildings reduced to rubble, dozens…

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Editorial

Homeless in Nepal

The challenge now is to provide both short-term shelter and long-term housing, mainly in rural areas but also in ravaged urban centres

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Columns

 Pradumna B Rana
GUEST COLUMN by Pradumna B Rana

The four-fold path

Could a stronger and more picturesque country emerge?

Nation

Lessons from Sichuan

Sichuan Province turned the earthquake crisis into an opportunity to invest $150 billion for reconstruction, rehabilitation and relocation

Back to school

UNICEF says going back to class is important for children to overcome their fears

Sahina Shrestha

Getting back on track

Encouraged by employees, factory owner decides to open workshop few days after the earthquake.

Sahina Shrestha

A concrete future

Nepalis may have been lulled into a false sense of security about the strength of reinforced concrete structures.

Sonia Awale

Shaken but strong

The earthquake also brought out the resilient and self-reliant spirit of the Nepali people to restore their homes, their heritage, the culture and identity of Nepal.

Jan Møller Hansen

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Langtang lament

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In this issue:

Brick by brick | Editorial: Homeless in Nepal | Learning to learn lessons | Lessons from Sichuan | The four-fold path | Bibeksheel Nepali shows how it is done | Back to school | Getting back on track | Shaken but strong | I help, therefore I am | Searching for a heart of gold | Relief superstar | Tears of joy | A concrete future | Migrants inbound