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On April 24, 2015 a devastating earthquake of magnitude 7.8 on the Richter scale shocked Nepal. With an estimated 8 million people affected and more than 7,000 fatalities and 2.8 million people displaced, the estimated cost of reconstruction stood at more than $5billion. 1 The Nepal government faced swift international aid: the Asian Development Bank donated $3 million for immediate relief and pledged $200 million for rehabilitation. The UN appealed for $15 million to contribute to Nepal's reconstruction and USAID senta Disaster Assistance Response Team (DART) to the region pledging$10 million for disaster relief. 2 Despite the enormous influx of international aid, the aftermath of the earthquake has left Nepal extremely dependent on foreign aid. 3 Nepal's earthquake raises ethical concerns regarding international aid distribution in times of emergency.

Contextualizing Dependency Syndrome in International Disaster Management: Support from Sen's Capability-Based Approach