Reports

In Numbers 810.8 mt food distributed US$11.9 million distributed in cash-based transfers US$6.78 million net funding requirements under the country strategic plan (March – August 2025) 1.1 million people assisted Operational Updates Launch of 2025-26 Joint Response Plan In March, humanitarian partners, led…

Overview Coordination and Leadership On January 22, 2025, the United States announced its intention to suspend funding and withdraw from the World Health Organization (WHO). This decision has triggered a severe health crisis in the Rohingya refugee camps…

SITUATION OVERVIEW Over one million Rohingya refugees reside in Cox’s Bazar, the world’s largest refugee settlement, where they face daily challenges across 33 densely populated camps. Despite ongoing humanitarian assistance from the Government of Bangladesh (GoB) and…

A vacuous look casts over the eyes of Hawa Nur and her daughter Tamanna as they recount the devastating impact of cyclone Remal in 2024. Their house, their few possessions and their lives were all destroyed…

In Numbers 1,114 mt food distributed US$13.8 million distributed in cash-based transfers US$88.14 million net funding requirements under the country strategic plan (February – July 2025) 1.2 million people assisted* Operational Updates Rohingya refugee response WFP faces a critical funding shortfall for emergency…

Whenever disaster strikes, the fight for survival comes first. Dignity comes later—if it comes at all. For thousands of women in Bangladesh, the aftermath of Cyclone Remel was not just about rebuilding homes but reclaiming their…

BACKGROUND, APPROACH AND STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES OVERVIEW OF THE CRISIS Responsibility for the Rohingya refugee crisis originates in Myanmar and its solution lies there. For decades the Rohingya people have faced systematic disenfranchisement and discrimination in Myanmar’s Rakhine State,…

Highlights 2024 Within the Rohingya response, IOM, DRC, and CARE implemented Site Management (SM) programming across 17 Refugee camps, reaching approximately 500,000 individuals, with support from ECHO, Australian Aid, Canada, UK Aid, and USAID. In 2024, 178 staff…

Blog by Danielle Turner and Marwa Tasnim on Cyclone Remal response in Bangladesh where Start Ready, Start Fund Anticipation, and Start Fund Rapid Response were all activated. In May 2024, Cyclone Remal, a severe cyclonic storm, struck…

Program Overview Within Bangladesh, IOM and DRC implement CFM through Site Management programming across 17 Refugee camps with support from ECHO, PRM, FCDO, DFAT, and Japan. This quarter, 125 CFM staff received feedback. DRC manages the CFM…