Technology Khabar १५ माघ २०८१, मंगलवार
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inDrive, a global mobility and urban services platform, has joined hands with the National Centre for Disaster Management (NCDM) to provide much-needed relief to victims of floods and landslides in Nepal. As part of this initiative, inDrive has donated $25,000 (NRS- 33,55,500) to support the construction of five sustainable shelters for affected families and distribute essential supplies.
The shelters are being built in collaboration with local communities to ensure they meet the specific needs of the victims. The locations of the shelters are:
Each shelter is constructed using bamboo and mud, ensuring durability and sustainability. Key features of the homes include:
In addition to building shelters, inDrive has also provide blankets to Ward No. 10 of Namobuddha Municipality to distribute among the affected families.
“At inDrive, we believe in uplifting communities and providing sustainable solutions for those in need. We believe in making a positive impact in the communities we serve,” said Pavit Nanda Anand, APAC Communication Lead at inDrive. “This partnership with NCDM reflects our commitment to supporting disaster-affected families by giving them not just shelters but homes where they can rebuild their lives. Our partnership with NCDM underscores our commitment to supporting disaster relief efforts and fostering resilience among affected families.”
Mr. Mark Tolley, Regional Director APAC, inDrive said, “Our mission is to uplift communities through sustainable solutions and meaningful actions and by collaborating with NCDM, we are turning our belief into action, providing disaster-affected families with not just temporary shelters but secure homes where they can start anew. This partnership showcases our dedication to building resilient communities and supporting those in need during challenging times.”
प्रकाशित: १५ माघ २०८१, मंगलवार