Using OSM's extracts, we have addressed the IDP camps in Nepal to assist those on ground to communicate the location of the camps easily and quickly.

This dataset depicts the Health Infrastructure of Nepal as points with 3 word addresses so that whoever is on ground can easily communicate the location of these centres.

This 30m DEM is not void-filled and the highest elevations (>5673 m) have been excluded. Source: https://lta.cr.usgs.gov/SRTM1Arc

Geodata of landslides from earthquake on 25 April, 2015. East of Dharapani, Manang District, Nepal (50 Kilometers Northwest of Epicenter)

Geodata of nepal earthquake damages as of 28 April 2015 shared publicly by NGA's Open Data Application.

USGS http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/us20002ejl#impact_shakemap

This is Nepal digital model elevation with 90 meter resolution based on Shuttle Radar Topography Mission imagery clipped to Nepal boundary.

Demography census data (2011) by district. For more information please refer to the United Nations Nepal Information portal. The district profiles are contained in a ZIP file with one file per district. Data is available for the following districts: Achham, Arghakhanchi, Baglung, Baitadi, Bajhang, Bajura, Banke, Bara, Bardiya, Bhaktapur, Bhojpur, Chitwan, Dadeldhura, Dailekh, Dang, Darchula, Dhading, Dhankuta, Dhanusha, Dolakha, Dolpa, Doti, Gorkha, Gulmi, Humla, Illam, Jajarkot, Jhapa, Jumla, Kailali, Kalikot, Kanchanpur, Kapilbastu, Kaski, Kathmandu, Kavre, Khotang, Lalitpur, Lamjung, Mahottari, Makawanpur, Manang, Morang, Mugu, Mustang, Myagdi, Nawalparasi, Nuwakot, Okhaldhunga, Palpa, Panchthar, Parbat, Parsa, Pyuthan, Ramechhap, Rasuwa, Rautahat, Rolpa, Rukum, Rupandehi, Salyan, Sankhuwasabha, Saptari, Sarlahi, Sindhuli, Sindhupalchowk, Siraha, Solukhumbu, Sunsari, Surkhet, Syangja, Taplejung, Tehrathum, Udayapur.

For more information please refer to USGS's official page.

Education profiles by district. For more information please refer to the United Nations Nepal Information portal. The education profiles are contained in a ZIP package with with 25 files, including: Teacher Training Statistics_PL(2011-012).xlsx GER & GIR 2011-012.xlsx Total enrollment at all levels_Institutional(2011-012).xlsx Teacher training status_LS(2011-012).xlsx Total Teachers at all Level_Social_Group(2011-012).xlsx School Student Ratio by level(2011-012).xlsx Teacher by training status_SS(2011-012).xlsx Total Dalit enrollment at all levels(2011-012).xlsx Teacher By training status_LS(2011-012).xlsx Student Teacher Ratio(2011-012).xlsx Total enrollment at all levels_Community(2011-012).xlsx Dropout_Rates_2011-012.xlsx Total number of schools (2011-012).xlsx Teacher Training Statistics(2011-012).xlsx Teacher training status_SS(2011-012).xlsx Student_Disability_Statistics_2011-012.xlsx Student Teacher Ratio_Community_School(2011-012).xlsx Total enrollment at all level (2011-012).xlsx Total Enrollment and GER_ECD_PPC(2011-012).xlsx NIR & NER 2011-012.xlsx Teacher Training By percentage_PL(2011-012).xlsx Percentage of New-Entrants in Grade 1(2011-012).xlsx Teacher Training By percentage(2011-012).xlsx Total Janajati enrollment at all level(2011-012).xlsx Total Teachers at all Levels (2011-012).xlsx

Dataset with time-series indicators of FTS summary data. There are five indicators available: Total Funding to the Emergency: Nepal Earthquake - April 2015 (Pledges) Total Funding to the Emergency: Nepal Earthquake - April 2015 (Funding) Nepal Earthquake Flash Appeal 2015 - Overview of Requirements and Funding (Requested) Nepal Earthquake Flash Appeal 2015 - Overview of Requirements and Funding (Funding) Nepal Earthquake Flash Appeal 2015 - Overview of Requirements and Funding (Coverage) Nepal Earthquake Flash Appeal 2015 - Overview of Requirements and Funding (Pledges) This dataset is updated every other day.

Geodata of Nepal earthquake covered and impassable road shared publicly by NGA's Open Data Application

The NRA 5W tool is meant to provide an inventory of activities planned/ongoing/completed by partner organisations (POs) and other stakeholders for the recovery and reconstruction of 14 most affected and 18 moderately affected districts in Nepal in response to the Nepal Earthquake 2015. The datasets entail information on WHAT activities are planned and being implemented by WHO (partner organizations), WHERE the activities are implemented (Municipality/ward level), for WHOM and WHEN.

Topline figures dataset for the Nepal Earthquake crisis page. Figures for Number of People in Need of Assistance are sourced from the UN RCO (Nepal) situation reports.

Financial contributions tracked by OCHA's Financial Tracking Service.

This data is the collection of perception of people affected by earthquake in Nepal. The data is collected in 14 district of Nepal which has more than sixty percent of damage level by earthquake in 2015. The total of 2100 people are surveyed in various VDC of the district.

The HRRP 4W tool is meant to provide an inventory of reporting activities that fall under the Housing Recovery & Reconstruction Platform (HRRP) framework. The datasets entail information on WHAT housing reconstruction activities is being planned and implemented by WHO (partner organizations), WHERE are the activities in VDC level and WHEN. In addition, the datasets also provide information on the number of beneficiaries/constructions, for the potentially measurement of process and impact.

Resource with the locations of the Areas of Interest (AOIs) for the collection of satellite imagery on the Nepal Earthquake crisis. It contains metadata about when imagery will be collected, when it will be processed and analyzed, and when it will be released.

This data is collected from the survey conducted in 14 earthquake affected district in Nepal in September 2017. Total of 2100 respondent were interviewed. All VDCs in the 14 priority affected districts in which 60 percent or more of the households are eligible for the housing reconstruction grant will be considered part of the survey’s operating area, and eligible for random selection. The population of each district will be considered the total population of all eligible VDCs, as per the 2011 census. The first 2000 samples of the survey will then be distributed by district proportionally. The remaining 100 surveys will be allocated to districts where the total proportional sample size is under 100 respondents, in order to boost the population for an adequate district level analysis of the findings. The number of VDCs selected in each district will vary, depending upon the number of samples allocated to each district. Each VDC will have a minimum of two wards sampled, and each ward a minimum of 10 surveys completed. Both VDCs and wards will be randomly selected from the list of eligible VDCs. Twenty-ve percent of the total sample will be allocated for municipalities, and municipalities will be randomly selected where there is more than one municipality in a district. In municipalities a minimum of three wards will be sampled, with a minimum of 10 surveys collected per ward

3W (response activity) information collected by volunteers by scanning media and soliciting information from responders. Personally-identifiable information (contact names and emails) removed from the original spreadsheet.

This data is collected from the survey conducted in 14 earthquake affected district in Nepal in May 2017. Total of 2100 respondent were interviewed. All VDCs in the 14 priority affected districts in which 60 percent or more of the households are eligible for the housing reconstruction grant will be considered part of the survey’s operating area, and eligible for random selection. The population of each district will be considered the total population of all eligible VDCs, as per the 2011 census. The first 2000 samples of the survey will then be distributed by district proportionally. The remaining 100 surveys will be allocated to districts where the total proportional sample size is under 100 respondents, in order to boost the population for an adequate district level analysis of the findings. The number of VDCs selected in each district will vary, depending upon the number of samples allocated to each district. Each VDC will have a minimum of two wards sampled, and each ward a minimum of 10 surveys completed. Both VDCs and wards will be randomly selected from the list of eligible VDCs. Twenty-ve percent of the total sample will be allocated for municipalities, and municipalities will be randomly selected where there is more than one municipality in a district. In municipalities a minimum of three wards will be sampled, with a minimum of 10 surveys collected per ward

This data is collected from the survey conducted in 14 earthquake affected district in Nepal in May 2017. Total of 2100 respondent were interviewed. All VDCs in the 14 priority affected districts in which 60 percent or more of the households are eligible for the housing reconstruction grant will be considered part of the survey’s operating area, and eligible for random selection. The population of each district will be considered the total population of all eligible VDCs, as per the 2011 census. The first 2000 samples of the survey will then be distributed by district proportionally. The remaining 100 surveys will be allocated to districts where the total proportional sample size is under 100 respondents, in order to boost the population for an adequate district level analysis of the findings. The number of VDCs selected in each district will vary, depending upon the number of samples allocated to each district. Each VDC will have a minimum of two wards sampled, and each ward a minimum of 10 surveys completed. Both VDCs and wards will be randomly selected from the list of eligible VDCs. Twenty-ve percent of the total sample will be allocated for municipalities, and municipalities will be randomly selected where there is more than one municipality in a district. In municipalities a minimum of three wards will be sampled, with a minimum of 10 surveys collected per ward

Data on abnormal population movements due to the Nepal earthquake of April 2015

This dataset contains aggregated responses to a selection of six questions from the six rounds of the community perceptions survey which was carried out by the Mobile Helpdesks in Nepal - led by Accountability Lab and Local Interventions Group - as part of the Inter-Agency Common Feedback Project. The questionnaire includes information on communities biggest problems, concerns, needs and satisfaction in relation to the earthquake response.

Round 6 of monthly Community Perception Survey of 1400 respondents in 14 priority affected districts of Nepal, post-earthquake. The data is collected by Accountability Lab and Local Interventions Group, as part of the Inter Agency Common Feedback Project, which aims to capture and represent the perceptions of earthquake affected communities within the response and recovery effort.