Reports

This presentation to the Emergency Relief Coordinator of 17 February 2021 showcased interim findings of a first round of independent impact evaluation. The evaluation carried out by the Centre for Disaster Protection and Oxford University found…

A. SITUATION ANALYSIS Summary of the Early Action Protocol (EAP) Bangladesh is well known as a land of rivers. The country is prone to flooding as it is located on the Brahmaputra River Delta, also known as the…

Recap of Research Goals Assessing the impact of anticipatory action and identifying opportunities to improve beneficiaries’ experience. Who are the UN agencies serving? How do their poverty levels compare to Bangladesh averages? What is the beneficiary’s experience of receiving…

No matter where natural disasters occur, they foremostly affect the most vulnerable. Floods in Bangladesh are no exception. Each year when the monsoon season begins, its effect is evident on people’s inundated houses, drowned livestock and…

Needs Assessment Working Group (NAWG) Supporting Bangladesh Rapid Needs Assessment (SUBARNA) CARE Bangladesh Background As per the consensus with the Government of Bangladesh and agreement by HCTT, all assessments in the initial days and weeks of a disaster should be joint…

Introduction In 2018, the Central Emergency Relief Fund (CERF), the financing arm of the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) explored anticipatory action funding to complement traditional humanitarian response functions. This resulted in the design…

SITUATION ANALYSIS Summary of the Early Action Protocol (EAP) Bangladesh is located at the north coast of the Bay of Bengal and is crisscrossed with more than 700 rivers. Ganges Brahmaputra and Meghna (GBM) is one of the…

In Numbers || September 2020 860,000 Rohingya refugees in the camps* (51% children, 45% adult, 4% older persons and 1% persons with disability) 113,072 households (570,000 people) in the host community received assistance to date through the COVID-19 special…

At the Rohingya Pledging Conference- as delivered A Virtual Event, 22 October 2020 Thank you very much indeed. Thank you for the co-hosts for bringing us all together. As it has been said, more than three years after nearly…

In South Asia, more than 25 million people have been battling four crises in one year. Floods came as COVID-19 and climate change worsened poverty and loss of livelihoods. Thousands of villages have been submerged for…