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United Nations - A year since Nepal's devastating 7.8 magnitude earthquake shook the country and destroyed nearly half a million homes, efforts are underway to 'build back better.' Amod Dixit of the Nepal Society for Earthquake Technology is optimistic about the opportunity to make Nepal safer for the next big one.
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