Reports

Since the start of violence in Rakhine State, over half a million people have fled Myanmar. To respond to this humanitarian emergency, IOM is delivering health care, including reproductive health services. IOM provides maternal and newborn care…

Highlights The humanitarian situation for Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh remains dire, with some 613,000 newly arrived refugees since 25 August 2017, and daily arrivals totalling up to 2,000 persons each day at various entry points along the…

A. SITUATION ANALYSIS Description of the disaster Since 19 July 2016, heavy rains in the main river basins of Bangladesh and upstream catchments of India caused severe flooding in the north and north-eastern parts of Bangladesh affecting an…

Date of disaster: 13 August 2017 Summary of major changes (from initial Emergency Plan of Action): • The appeal budget has increased from CHF 4,712,033 to CHF 4,813,498. • The number districts targeted has reduced from 32 to 10…

Appeal launched 24 August 2017 Revision n° 1 issued 11 November 2017 Appeal ends 31 August 2018 This Revised Emergency Appeal seeks 4,813,498 Swiss francs (increased from 4,712,033 Swiss francs) to enable the International Federation of Red Cross and…

What you need to know today A total of 613,000 forcibly-displaced Myanmar nationals have entered Bangladesh since 25 August (Source: ISCG report ,9 November) BRAC's total coverage (based on sanitation) is 444,880 people with installation of 11,058 latrines…

This report is produced by ISCG in collaboration with humanitarian partners. It covers 2 November until 9 November, 2017. The next report will be issued on 19 November. 615,500 Cumulative arrivals since 25 Aug 336,300 Arrivals in Kutupalong…

KEY FIGURES 1.2 Million in need of immediate WASH support Overall target* for the WASH Sector: 1,166,000 individuals Number of people reached** with WASH assistance to date: 566,416 individuals Total approx. gap for the WASH Sector: 599,584 individuals NEEDS Based on the…

As health conditions for Rohingya deteriorate, IRC launches emergency response Over $12 million needed to provide life-saving services in Myanmar and Bangladesh with tenfold increase in severe malnutrition compared to last year 40,000 Rohingya children face malnutrition and…

1. Population under Surveillance and Reporting Units During epidemiological week 44 (29 October–4 November 2017), there was a 2% increase in the population1 under surveillance compared to the previous epidemiological week (807,461 and 806,100 respectively). A total…