The document summarizes water-induced disaster management in Nepal by the Department of Water Induced Disaster Prevention (DWIDP). It outlines the types of water disasters that frequently affect Nepal, including floods, landslides, and debris flows. It then discusses DWIDP's role in managing these disasters through both structural measures like river training and dikes, and non-structural measures like public awareness campaigns, training programs, and emergency relief efforts. The document concludes by noting several ongoing issues around water disaster management in Nepal like unplanned development and the need to strengthen preparedness and community awareness.

1. Plan of action of Department of Water Induced Disaster Prevention in Disaster Risk Reduction R.P Adhikary, SDE, DWIDP

4. Variation of altitude with respect to distance

7. House survived but at risk by landslides

8. Rock failure, Siddhartha Highway Damaged Highway

9. Debris flow 1993 e.g. Debris flow at Phedigaon, Palung

10. Bridge Failure, Seti River, Pokhara

11. Annual Average Flood and Landslide Disaster 626 Estimate Loss (Mill. NRs) 6 4,148 Land Affected (ha) 5 21,377 Affected Family (no) 4 6,445 Houses Destroyed (no) 3 2,365 Livestock Loss (no) 2 67 People Injured (no) 1 300 People Death (no) S.N

13. Koshi Flood 2008 80 % Flood Flow 20 % Flood Flow

14. Koshi Flood in 2008….

15. Inundated Jamuwa and Kusaha Village from Koshi Flood

16. Floods in Kanchanpur District, 19 September, 2008

17. Floods in Kanchanpur District, 19 September, 2008

20. Activities of DPTC.. Office Building at Pulchowk Hydraulic Lab at Godawari Landslide Management at Kath-Trisuli Road Model River Training at Khokana

22. Janatako tatbandha Organization

24. Physical Activities of DWIDP

26. Major Works in MUNA Project

27. Major Works in SIBA Project

28. Provision of Emergency Relief Materials Bamboo Spurs (Retards) Bamboo Spurs (Retards)

32. DWIDP would like to network and cooperation from all concerned. Thank You

33. Variation of altitude with respect to distance

34. Photograph showing the vulnerability of Nepalese mountain