Six EU Member States and Norway are providing in-kind assistance to Nepal.

Omissions

• The exact figure of six Member States does not appear in any source consulted; the sources confirm the described fact (in-kind assistance from EU Member States and Norway via the EU Civil Protection Mechanism), not the precise count.
• One source (Radio Nepal) names only four Member States — Germany, Luxembourg, Latvia and Sweden — but describes the list as non-exhaustive ('including'), so it does not contradict the figure of six.
• The sources are dated early September 2026 and are close to, but not identical to, the session date of 2026-09-16; the number of participating states could have evolved.

Sources

• PrimaryEuropean Commission — EU sends more aid to Nepal as flood survivors face severe humanitarian conditionsA first EU humanitarian air bridge flight has delivered 82 tonnes of essential supplies. ... On 28 August, the Commission allocated €2 million in emergency humanitarian aid.
• PrimaryEEAS — Norway contributes to Nepal flood relief through the EU Civil Protection Mechanismthe first flight carrying assistance donated by Norway through the EU Civil Protection Mechanism landed in Nepal, delivering medical, energy and technical equipment.
• SecondaryRadio Nepal Online — EU expands flood relief package to Rs 445 million, mobilizes air bridgeAlongside financial relief, the EU has activated its Civil Protection Mechanism to coordinate in-kind aid from member states, including Germany, Luxembourg, Latvia, and Sweden.