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Nepal Earthquake Who, What, Where MA213 Bhaktapur Total Number of Shelter Cluster Activities in District: 25 3 WVI, CA 3 WVI, CA Nepal Earthquake 1 Who, What, Where - CA Shelter cluster activities Kathmandu in Bhaktapur District (as of 15 May 2015) 1 1 WVI Map shows the number of activities WVI Changunarayan Nagarkot and an agency list within a Village Development Committee (VDC) area. Each agency may perform .!mulitiple activities within a VDC and so there will be fewer agencies than activity Chhaling numbers. Important Note: The OCHA 4W spreadsheet does not always indicate Duwakot Bageshwari which VDC the activity is within. These activities are included in the district Jhaukhel total but not shown on the map. Data sources Situational data: UN OCHA Madhyapur Boundaries: UN OCHA Thimi Sudal Municipality Bhaktapur VDCs with Shelter Activity .! Bhaktapur Number of Shelter activities Municipality 1 Less affected districts Priority affected districts 2 A.!dditional affected districts 3 - 5 .! District Headquarters Balkot Katunje Tathali 6 - 10 Number of Labels: Activites 2 WVI 11 - 15 Agencies Providing >16 Support Sirutar Chitapol 3 Sipadol China WVI, Lumanti Nepal Nangkhel Dadhikot India Bangladesh Gundu 0 260 520 780 kilometres Kabhrepalanchok Scale 1 : 6 5 , 0 0 0 (at A3 size) Lalitpur Created 21 May 2015 / 12:00 UTC +5:45 .! Map Document MA213_V01_District3W_Series_Shelter Projection / Datum Geographic / WGS84 Glide Number EQ-2015-000048-NPL Produced by MapAction Supported by www.mapaction.org [email protected] The depiction and use of boundaries, names and associated data shown here do not imply endorsement or acceptance by ´ MapAction. Page 1 of 24 MA213 Chitawan N ° 8 Total Number of Shelter Cluster Activities in District: 8 Damauli 2 .! Gorkha .! Syangja Nepal Earthquake Gorkha Who, What, Where - Tanahu Shelter cluster activities 1 RRN in Chitawan District 1 (as of 15 May 2015) RRN Darechok .! Map shows the number of activities and an agency list within a Village Palpa Chandibhanjyang Development Committee (VDC) area. Dhading Each agency may perform mulitiple activities within a VDC and so there will Kabilas be fewer agencies than activity Dahakhani Kaule numbers. Important Note: The OCHA 4W Shaktikhor spreadsheet does not always indicate which VDC the activity is within. These activities are included in the district Siddhi total but not shown on the map. Lothar Nawalparasi Jutpani Data sources Mangalpur Situational data: UN OCHA Bharatpur Boundaries: UN OCHA Chainpur Sharadanagar B.!haratpur Korak Gunjanagar Municipality Pithuwa VDCs with Shelter Activity Narayanpur Birendranagar (Fulbari) Gitanagar Ratnanagar Number of Shelter activities Divyanagar Shivanagar Municipality 1 Less affected districts Parvatipur Khairhani Priority affected districts Bhandara Piple Shukranagar Bachhauli 2 Additional affected districts Meghauli Patihani Kathar .! District Headquarters Jagatpur 3 - 5 Kumroj 6 - 10 Number of Labels: Activites 11 - 15 Padampur Agencies Royal chitwan Providing >16 Support National Park Makawanpur China Gardi Nepal Kalyanpur Baghauda India Bangladesh Ayodhyapuri 0 260 520 780 kilometres Scale 1 : 3 2 5 , 0 0 0 (at A3 size) Created 21 May 2015 / 12:00 UTC +5:45 Parsa Map Document MA213_V01_District3W_Series_Shelter Projection / Datum Geographic / WGS84 Glide Number EQ-2015-000048-NPL Produced by MapAction Supported by www.mapaction.org [email protected] The depiction and use of boundaries, names and associated data shown here do not imply endorsement or acceptance by ´ MapAction. 84°E Page 2 of 24 MA213 Dhading Total Number of Shelter Cluster Activities in District: 54 1 MC Nepal Earthquake Who, What, Where - Shelter cluster activities in Dhading District Lamjung (as of 15 May 2015) Sertung 1 ACTED Lapa Map shows the number of activities and an agency list within a Village Tipling Development Committee (VDC) area. Gorkha Each agency may perform mulitiple activities within a VDC and so there will be fewer agencies than activity numbers. 1 Oxfam Important Note: The OCHA 4W 2 CA spreadsheet does not always indicate 1 Rigaun Jharlang Rasuwa which VDC the activity is within. These Baseri CA activities are included in the district Dhunche total but not shown on the map. .! Budhathum 1 Phulkharka Data sources 1 CA Darkha Situational data: UN OCHA CA Boundaries: UN OCHA Mulpani Gumdi Satyadevi 2 2 Aginchok ACTED VDCs with Shelter Activity UNHCR, CA Salyankot Number of Shelter activities Marpak N ° Less affected districts 8 Tripura 1 2 Priority affected districts Semdhung Gorkha Salyan 2 Additional affected districts .! Tar Jyamruck 7 3 - 5 .! District Headquarters Chainpur Katunje UNHCR, NRC, Int. Nepal Fellowship 6 - 10 Number of Labels: Activites Sangkos 11 - 15 Muralibhanjyang Agencies Khari Dhuwakot Providing >16 Support Dhol Bidur Nilkanth .! China 1 Maidi Int. Nepal Fellowship Khalte 1 Nalang Sunaulabajar GOAL Nuwakot Nepal Dhadingbesi 1 3 Salang .! NRC NRC, Lumanti India Kumpur Kalleri Bangladesh 0 260 520 780 kilometres Jogimara Benighat 1 Scale 1 : 3 0 0 , 0 0 0 (at A3 size) Gajuri Goganpani Dhursa GOAL Baireni Created 21 May 2015 / 12:00 UTC +5:45 Chhatre Kebalpur Deurali Map Document MA213_V01_District3W_Series_Shelter Pida Jiwanpur Chitawan Bhumisthan Projection / Datum Geographic / WGS84 Thakre 2 Kathmandu Kiranchok Glide Number EQ-2015-000048-NPL Mahadevsthan Tasarpu UNHCR, GOAL Kathmandu Produced by MapAction Supported by 1 Naubise .! www.mapaction.org ADRA [email protected] 2 ! The depiction and use of Int. Nepal Fellowship, GOAL Lalitpur . boundaries, names and associated 1 .! data shown here do not imply .! Oxfam 1 Makawanpur endorsement or acceptance by NRC ´ MapAction. 85°E Page 3 of 24 MA213 Dolakha Total Number of Shelter Cluster Activities in District: 64 Nepal Earthquake Who, What, Where - Shelter cluster activities in Dolakha District (as of 15 May 2015) Map shows the number of activities 2 and an agency list within a Village PI N ° Development Committee (VDC) area. 8 2 2 Each agency may perform mulitiple PI 1 activities within a VDC and so there will PI be fewer agencies than activity numbers. Lamabagar Important Note: The OCHA 4W spreadsheet does not always indicate 2 which VDC the activity is within. These PI activities are included in the district total but not shown on the map. 2 Sindhupalchok PI Data sources Alambu Situational data: UN OCHA Boundaries: UN OCHA 1 Gaurishankar PI VDCs with Shelter Activity 3 PI Bigu Chilangkha 4 Number of Shelter activities PI, Lumanti Khare Less affected districts 1 1 1 Priority affected districts PI Khopachagu Worang 2 PI Additional affected districts Kalinchok 1 Marbu 3 - 5 .! District Headquarters Bulung PI .! 1 1 6 - 10 Number of Babare 1 Labels: Activites 1 PI Laduk PI PI PI 11 - 15 Agencies Lapilang Providing Changkhu >16 Support Lamidanda Syama 1 Boch Sundrawati Jhyanku Suspa 2 PI Suri China Kshyamawati 1 Sunkhani PI PI Jungu 2 Charikot.! 1 Nepal PI Lakuridanda PI 1 Bhimeswor Chhetrapa 1 1 PI Municipality 1 Magapauwa PI PI PI Kabre 1 India Bhusaphedi Namdru Jiri PI Bangladesh Katakuti Mirge Mali 2 Solukhumbu Phasku 0 260 520 780 Kabhrepalanchok Dodhapokhari PI kilometres Gairimudi Thulo Scale 1 : 3 1 0 , 0 0 0 (at A3 size) Sailungeshwar Pataal Pawati Bhirkot 1 Created 21 May 2015 / 12:00 UTC +5:45 Jhule PI Ramechhap Map Document MA213_V01_District3W_Series_Shelter Ghyangsukathokar Hawa Projection / Datum Geographic / WGS84 Japhe Bhedpu Glide Number EQ-2015-000048-NPL 1 8 Chyama PI Dandakharka Malu PI, CW 1 Salleri Produced by MapAction Supported by 1 PI .! www.mapaction.org Melung 1 Lumanti Shahare [email protected] PI 1 PI Okhaldhunga The depiction and use of 1 boundaries, names and associated PI 1 data shown here do not imply 1 PI 1 endorsement or acceptance by PI PI ´ MapAction. 86°E Page 4 of 24 MA213 Gorkha Total Number of Shelter Cluster Activities in District: 116 1 Nepal Earthquake PIN Who, What, Where - Manang Shelter cluster activities Samagaun 2 in Gorkha District SC, PIN (as of 15 May 2015) Chhekampar 1 Bihi Map shows the number of activities Chame .! PIN and an agency list within a Village Prok Chunchet Development Committee (VDC) area. Each agency may perform mulitiple Lho activities within a VDC and so there will be fewer agencies than activity 1 1 1 PIN numbers. Kaski PIN Important Note: The OCHA 4W PIN 1 spreadsheet does not always indicate SC which VDC the activity is within. These Sirdibas activities are included in the district total but not shown on the map. 1 2 SC, PIN Data sources SC Situational data: UN OCHA Boundaries: UN OCHA 1 Oxfam Uhiya Keroja VDCs with Shelter Activity 3 1 Laprak Number of Shelter activities SC SC, GNI 2 Lamjung 1 1 SC 1 Less affected districts 3 Priority affected districts PIN SC UNHCR, SC, PIN Besishahar 2 Additional affected districts Ghyachok 4 .! 1 Gumda 4 .! District Headquarters SC, GNI, CA 3 - 5 Helvetas / Alliance 2015 SC, GNI, CA Number of 1 6 - 10 Labels: Kharibot 1 Kashigaun Activites Oxfam Warpak 2 Simjung PIN Lapu 11 - 15 Agencies SC, CA Providing 2 Hansapur 2 >16 Support CARE SC 1 Kerabari Manbu Rasuwa Muchchok Thumo SC Sairpani 1 Swara 1 Jaubari Takumaj China LWF SC 5 Thalajung Hlakuri Int. Nepal Fellowship, GNI, CA 1 Harmi 3 Aaruaarbad Dhunche SC 1 SC, PIN, Helvetas / Alliance 201P5anchkhuwa .! Nepal SC Tarkukot Deurali Shrithankot PandruAnrgupokhari 3 Amppipal Gangkhu Aruchanaute Khoplang Masel SC, PIN, CA Palungtar Chhoprak Baguwa Tandrang India NataeshwaTraple Asrang Dhawa BangladesN h Gaikhur Phinam 3 ° 2 8 Damauli 2 .! SC, CA SC, CA 0 260 520 780 Gorkha Borlang 2 Chyangling Virkot Prithb.!inarayan SC
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