Where the kits go
Kit map — Nepal recovery zone and the downstream Indian belt
Click any circle to see how many of the six repair kits that district or state would take at the current planning assumptions. Numbers come from the same model as the sponsor estimator.
This is a schematic locator map, not a survey-accurate boundary map. Positions are approximate and shown only to explain relative geography along the river corridors.
Assumption
Set the planning basis once
Everything on the map scales from this single number — ~93,000 people affected (Red Cross, 28 Aug 2026) at about 5 people per household.
11,059
Nepal recovery kits
1,106
India preparedness tranche (10%)
12,165
Grand total
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Rasuwa
Rivers: Bhote Koshi / Trishuli
Epicentre — Rasuwagadhi, Timure and Syabrubesi swept by the 8 Jul surge; road, bridges, kulos and farmland destroyed.
3,318
kits total (30% of the Nepal recovery need)
- Canal / kulo repair kit114
- Gravity-fed pipe & offtake kit129
- Farm restart kit2,850
- Low-cost drainage kit114
- Silt & bank stabilisation kit48
- Shared settlement toolbox64
Downstream
Which Indian states are affected — and which will be
Nepal's rivers do not stop at the border. These are the states that take Himalayan flood water, ranked by how directly this event reaches them.
| Area | Status | Rivers carrying the water | Kits at current settings |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rasuwa | Damaged by the Aug 2026 event | Bhote Koshi / Trishuli | 3,318 |
| Nuwakot | Damaged by the Aug 2026 event | Trishuli / Devighat | 3,318 |
| Dhading | Damaged by the Aug 2026 event | Trishuli | 1,659 |
| Chitwan | Damaged by the Aug 2026 event | Narayani (Trishuli outflow) | 1,106 |
| Gorkha | Damaged by the Aug 2026 event | Budhi Gandaki | 1,106 |
| Tanahun | Damaged by the Aug 2026 event | Marsyangdi / Seti | 553 |
| Bihar (north) | Rivers above/near danger marks | Gandak, Kosi, Burhi Gandak, Bagmati | 553 |
| East Uttar Pradesh | Rivers above/near danger marks | Ghaghara, Rapti, Sharda | 222 |
| North West Bengal | Recurring Himalayan flood risk | Teesta, Mahananda, Jaldhaka | 166 |
| Sikkim | Recurring Himalayan flood risk | Teesta | 56 |
| Assam (western) | Recurring Himalayan flood risk | Brahmaputra, Manas | 78 |
| Uttarakhand | Recurring Himalayan flood risk | Alaknanda, Mandakini, Kali | 34 |
Sources: Red Cross (28 Aug 2026), ReliefWeb, The Hindu and state flood bulletins, 27–30 Aug 2026, plus historical basin flood records. Bihar and east Uttar Pradesh are on monsoon flood alert, not devastated by this specific event — kits there are preparedness stock. Sikkim, north Bengal and Assam are listed as recurring-exposure watch areas. Planning estimates only; validate locally before procurement.