COMMUNITY PERCEPTION SURVEY REPORT NUWAKOT

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P a g e 0 COMMUNITY PERCEPTION SURVEY REPORT NUWAKOT ROUND 6 DECEMBER, 2015

P a g e 1 The findings in this report are not necessarily representative of all communities in the district. The findings in this report should be considered indicative of how community perceive response efforts. A total of 100 surveys were conducted in Nuwakot district: Distribution by caste/ethnicity: Caste/ethnicity Female Male Total Brahmin 17 36 53 Chhetri 8 14 22 Janajati 4 3 7 Magar 3 3 Newar 1 1 2 Others 2 2 Tamang 4 7 11 GENDER DISTRIBUTION FEMALE: 34 MALE: 66 Distribution by age: Age Female Male Total 15-24 3 7 10 25-39 18 11 29 40-54 12 39 51 55+ 1 8 9 Don't know 1 1 0 DO YOU HAVE ANY HEALTH PROBLEMS THAT HAVE CAUSED YOU DIFFICULTY TO MOVE, SEE, SPEAK, UNDERSTAND/LEARN OR COMMUNICATE? No difficulty 79% Some difficulty 19% A lot of difficulty 2% Gender No difficulty Some difficulty A lot of difficulty Female 85% 15% Male 76% 21% 3% Caste/ethnicity No difficulty Some difficulty A lot of difficulty Brahmin 74% 23% 4% Chhetri 86% 14% Janajati 100% Magar 67% 33% Tamang 73% 27%

P a g e 2 Age No difficulty Some difficulty A lot of difficulty 25-39 100% 40-54 65% 31% 4% 55+ 78% 22% 1 ARE YOUR MAIN PROBLEMS BEING ADDRESSED? Negative 82% Neutral 10% Positive 8% Gender Negative Neutral Positive Female 86% 10% 5% Male 79% 10% 10% Caste/ethnicity Negative Neutral Positive Brahmin 50% 50% Chhetri 73% 16% 11% Dalit 100% Janajati 85% 8% 8% Newar 88% 12% Tamang 100% Age Negative Neutral Positive 15-24 85% 15% 25-39 78% 7% 15% 40-54 85% 8% 8% 55+ 79% 16% 5% If negative, biggest problem: Long-term shelter (housing) 62% Financial support 37% Livelihoods 1% Second biggest problem: Financial support 39% Long-term shelter (housing) 36% Healthcare 13%

P a g e 3 2 ARE YOU SATISFIED WITH WHAT THE GOVERNMENT IS DOING FOR YOU AFTER THE EARTHQUAKE? Negative 86% Neutral 2% Positive 12% Gender Negative Neutral Positive Female 76% 3% 21% Male 91% 2% 8% Caste/ethnicity Negative Neutral Positive Brahmin 89% 4% 8% Chhetri 86% 14% Janajati 71% 29% Newar 50% 50% Tamang 82% 18% Age Negative Neutral Positive 15-24 100% 25-39 79% 21% 40-54 88% 2% 10% 55+ 89% 11% If not satisfied, top reason: Was promised relief but never received 17% Do not trust government 16% Relief distributed based on caste 13% Government does not know what it s doing 13% Second top reason: Reconstruction process taking too long 18% Government plans unclear 16% Relief distributed based on first come, first served 11% Government does not know what it s doing 11%

P a g e 4 3 DO YOU HAVE THE INFORMATION YOU NEED TO GET RELIEF AND SUPPORT? Negative 82% Neutral 4% Positive 14% Gender Negative Neutral Positive Female 85% 3% 12% Male 80% 5% 15% Caste/ethnicity Negative Neutral Positive Brahmin 81% 4% 15% Chhetri 86% 14% Janajati 71% 14% 14% Tamang 91% 9% Age Negative Neutral Positive 25-39 79% 7% 14% 40-54 80% 4% 16% 55+ 89% 11% If negative, top information needed: News about government decisions 76% How to get shelter materials 10% How to get healthcare/psychological support 6% Second most important information needed: How to get shelter materials 48% How to register for/access support 20% News about government decisions 15% 4 ARE YOU SATISFIED WITH WHAT NGOS ARE DOING FOR YOU AFTER THE EARTHQUAKE? Negative 87%

P a g e 5 Neutral 1% Positive 12% Gender Negative Neutral Positive Female 88% 12% Male 86% 2% 12% Caste/ethnicity Negative Neutral Positive Brahmin 92% 8% Chhetri 86% 14% Janajati 71% 29% Magar 33% 33% 33% Newar 50% 50% Tamang 91% 9% Age Negative Neutral Positive 25-39 86% 14% 40-54 90% 10% 55+ 67% 11% 22% If not satisfied, top reason: Do not trust NGOs 19% Was promised relief but never received 15% Reconstruction process taking too long 10% Second top reason: Reconstruction process taking too long 31% NGO plans unclear 13% Was promised relief but never received 11% 5 IS SUPPORT PROVIDED IN A FAIR WAY? No 94% Neutral 4% Yes 2% Gender No Neutral Yes Female 91% 6% 3% Male 95% 3% 2%

P a g e 6 Caste/ethnicity No Neutral Yes Brahmin 98% 2% Chhetri 95% 5% Janajati 100% Magar 67% 33% Tamang 73% 18% 9% Age No Neutral Yes 15-24 100% 25-39 90% 7% 3% 40-54 96% 4% 55+ 89% 11% If not, top reason: Based on distance from the main road 40% Based on caste system 34% First come, first served 16% Second top reason: Based on political parties 36% First come, first served 28% Based on distance from the main road 17% 6 ARE YOU PREPARED FOR WINTER? No 85% Neutral 3% Yes 12% Gender No Neutral Yes Female 85% 6% 9% Male 85% 2% 14% Caste/ethnicity No Neutral Yes Brahmin 85% 4% 11% Chhetri 77% 5% 18% Janajati 100%

P a g e 7 Newar 50% 50% Others 50% 50% Tamang 100% Age No Neutral Yes 15-24 70% 10% 20% 25-39 79% 3% 17% 40-54 90% 10% 55+ 100% If no, top reason: House/Shelter will not protect against cold 57% Not enough blankets 23% House/ Shelter will not keep snow out 14% 7 DO YOU HAVE PROBLEMS RELATED TO CHILDREN IN YOUR HOUSEHOLD OR FAMILY IN THE POST-EARTHQUAKE PERIOD? Yes 91% Neutral 1% No 8% Gender Yes Neutral No Female 91% 9% Male 91% 2% 8% Caste/ethnicity Yes Neutral No Brahmin 94% 6% Chhetri 91% 9% Janajati 86% 14% Newar 50% 50% Tamang 82% 9% 9% Age Yes Neutral No 25-39 93% 7% 40-54 92% 2% 6% 55+ 78% 22%

P a g e 8 If yes, top problem: Not prepared for winter (clothing, household) 35% Hunger 23% Improper school winterization 17% Second top problem: Improper school winterization 35% Safety at home (due to structure) 18% Not prepared for winter (clothing, household) 16% 8 OVERALL, IS THE POST-EARTHQUAKE RELIEF EFFORT MAKING PROGRESS? No 81% Neutral 3% Yes 12% Don't Know 3% Refused 1% Gender No Neutral Yes Don't Know Refused Female 82% 3% 12% 3% Male 80% 3% 12% 3% 2% Caste/ethnicity No Neutral Yes Don't Know Refused Brahmin 85% 4% 6% 6% Chhetri 95% 5% Janajati 57% 14% 29% Others 50% 50% Tamang 91% 9% Age No Neutral Yes Don't Know Refused 25-39 72% 3% 14% 10% 40-54 90% 2% 6% 2% 55+ 56% 44%

P a g e 9 9 DO YOU FEEL THERE HAS BEEN AN INCREASE IN THE ENVIRONMENT OF TENSION, OR RISK OF VIOLENCE OR HARASSMENT SINCE THE EARTHQUAKE? Yes 71% Neutral 2% No 23% Don't Know 4% Gender Yes Neutral No Don't Know Female 74% 3% 24% Male 70% 2% 23% 6% Caste/ethnicity Yes Neutral No Don't Know Brahmin 75% 2% 21% 2% Chhetri 77% 18% 5% Janajati 43% 57% Tamang 82% 9% 9% Age Yes Neutral No Don't Know 15-24 80% 10% 10% 25-39 59% 3% 28% 10% 40-54 80% 2% 18% 55+ 44% 56% If yes, by whom: Strangers 51% Community members 34% Local government 5% NGO/aid workers 5% 10 DO YOU FEEL THAT THE CHILDREN IN YOUR FAMILY ARE IN A SAFE PLACE WHILE ATTENDING SCHOOL? No 43% Neutral 3% Yes 51% Don't know 3%

P a g e 10 Gender No Neutral Yes Don't know Female 41% 56% 3% Male 44% 5% 48% 3% Caste/ethnicity No Neutral Yes Don't know Brahmin 42% 2% 55% 2% Chhetri 9% 5% 86% Janajati 71% 14% 14% Tamang 64% 27% 9% Age No Neutral Yes Don't know 15-24 20% 10% 70% 25-39 41% 3% 52% 3% 40-54 49% 2% 47% 2% 55+ 44% 44% 11% 11 DO YOU NEED TO REBUILD, REPAIR OR RETROFIT YOUR HOME BECAUSE OF DAMAGE CAUSED BY EARTHQUAKES? Yes 94% Neutral 3% No 3% Gender Yes Neutral No Female 94% 3% 3% Male 94% 3% 3% Caste/ethnicity Yes Neutral No Brahmin 96% 4% Chhetri 95% 5% Janajati 100% Magar 67% 33% Tamang 100%

P a g e 11 Age Yes Neutral No 25-39 93% 3% 3% 40-54 98% 2% 55+ 89% 11% If yes, where do you plan to get resources or funds to rebuild/repair/retrofit your home? Government grant 68% Government loan 14% I/NGO support 10% If yes, what factors do you base yours rebuild/repair/retrofitting decisions on? Gathering enough resources to rebuild entire house at once 32% Confidence in government support 13% Waiting for community to start rebuilding 11% 12 DO YOU FEEL YOUR COMMUNITY HAS RECOVERED FROM THE EARTHQUAKE? No 95% Neutral 2% Yes 3% Gender No Neutral Yes Female 97% 3% Male 94% 3% 3% Gender No Neutral Yes Female 97% 3% Male 94% 3% 3% Caste/ethnicity No Neutral Yes Brahmin 96% 2% 2% Chhetri 95% 5% Janajati 86% 14% Tamang 91% 9% Age No Neutral Yes

P a g e 12 25-39 97% 3% 40-54 96% 2% 2% 55+ 89% 11% If not, what is the main thing your community need to recover: Safe spaces for women and children 25% Reconstruction advice/training 20% Repair/reconstruction of schools 14% Second main thing: Reduce risk of future disasters 16% Reconstruction advice/training 14% Safe spaces for women and children 12% *End of Report*