Review on Effect of Nutrition during Flood on Children
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Purpose: Nepal is a highly disaster-prone country, experiencing earthquakes, floods, landslides, drought, hot and cold waves, and vector-borne diseases on a regular basis. Monsoonal floods and landslides affect the most vulnerable communities in the hills and plains every year. The paper is aimed to review the effects of nutrition during floods on children.
Design/Methodology/Approach: It is a review-based study. In this review, the researcher attempts to recommend a pragmatic solution for the time being through the systematic literature. The researcher uses deductive logic reasoning at large during the review. In-depth archival analysis followed by an intensive review would be strategies adopted during the scientific review.
Findings/Result: The floods affected children, mothers’ and elders in Nepal. June to September is the main monsoon month in Nepal. Floods damage houses, foods, agricultural crops, livestock, poultry, and cloth. Floods affect the Terai area of Nepal. There is found floods affected 3-5 years children in Bhutan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, and Nepal. At the flooding time floods damage houses, food, crops, livestock, and cloths. In Nepal all the family members’ victimised time more vulnerable found mothers, children and elders. June to July summer time floods affect more in the Terai districts children nutrition. It is needed to do research study in seven provinces of Nepal. Central, Province, and Local government allocate special funds for flooding victim children, mother, and elders.
Originality/Value: The paper provides pragmatic solutions to the effect of the disaster on Children's nutrition status which might be the foundation for a healthy society overcoming the issue of flood in Nepal.
Paper Type: Review paper
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