Development
projects
of Hewa (Yawa) formerly Taksindu VDC 6, Solukhumbu, Nepal now part of Solududhkunda Municipality 1 Reconstruction of houses |
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Bridges
accross Hewa Khola Electricity Fishpond Health Centre Kindergarten Old-age home Reconstruction of houses Road from Chhulemu Sanitation Trecking route to Khumbu Village centre Village school Waste management Water supply Winegrowing |
Hewa has
been heavily affected by
the earthquakes of April and May 2015. 10 of the 54 houses of
the
village have become uninhabitable. 14 other houses have been
badly
damaged. These damages have been certified by the government
but the support moyey for reconstruction (300.000 Rs per
house) have only partly arrived so far. Thanks to the
financial support from Verein Nepal-Inzlingen,
Rheinland-Lorraine-Nepal and funding by Fürsorge- und
Bildungsstiftung the reconstruction and repair of all damaged
houses of the village will nevertheless be completed until the
end of 2019. The organisation of this reconstruction has been
completely in the hands of HSCC.
Lhakpa Doma Sherpa and her husband Karl-Heinz Krämer started an emergency aid campaign for Hewa shortly after the earthquakes. They were supported by a number of friends and the two German organisations Rheinland-Lorraine-Nepal and Deutsch-Nepalische Gesellschaft. The donated money has been distributed to the affected families by Chhiri Tendi Sherpa in June 2015. In late 2015, Verein Nepal-Inzlingen and Rheinland-Lorraine-Nepal in a common intiative got a sponsorship by Fürsorge- and Bildungsstiftung for the reconstruction of the destroyed and damaged houses of the village, with Verein Nepal-Inzlingen being in charge. In 2015 and 2016, the German foundation supports the reconstruction and repair of the houses with 132.000 Euro. The affected families do not get the money directly. The materials are collectively bought and transported by HSCC. This organisation also pays the wages of the labourers from the sponsored money. HSCC also takes care of a quakeproof way of construction. In addition, it is planned to participate a German architect through Senior Experten Service (SES) in 2017. The first three totally damaged houses have already been reconstructed in 2016, the reconstruction of four other houses shall be completed before monsoon 2017. The 14 heavily damaged houses will be repaired in parallel to these reconstructions in 2017.
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