Following the August 26 Bhotekoshi floods in Nepal, the nation estimates it will cost Rs2.34 billion to rebuild its damaged education sector. Eighteen schools in Rasuwa were impacted by the disaster, leading to significant disruption for over 9,000 students. The flooding caused considerable damage to educational infrastructure, halting classes and creating challenges for students’ continued learning. Authorities are assessing the full extent of the damage to formulate a comprehensive reconstruction plan. The rebuilding effort aims to restore access to education and ensure the academic progress of students affected by the Bhotekoshi River floods. The government is seeking funds and resources to expedite the repair and reconstruction process in Rasuwa.