What is the importance of the UN Loss and Damage Fund’s payout to Nepal? | Explained
As of March 15, 2026, 27 countries had pledged $822.06 million (approx. ₹7,809.6 crore), with $629.70 million (₹5,982 crore) in grant contributions
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