Reports

Since 2013, the Tipping Point Initiative has been building evidence of what works to address child, early and forced marriage (CEFM). Our research with girls and their communities identified the social norms and expectations which stood…

Over 8,000 Bangladeshi children in Cox’s Bazar to go to school in new and improved classrooms Cox’s Bazar, 27 November 2022 – UNICEF has handed over 110 classrooms across 22 schools in Cox’s Bazar to the Government…

In November 2022, seven types of hazard incidents occurred across Bangladesh, including Boat Capsize, Covid-19, Dengue, Diarrhea, Embankment Collapse, Fire, and Riverbank Erosion. On the basis of the DGHS daily situation report, dengue was as severe…

HIGHLIGHTS Five years into the Rohingya crisis, Bangladesh hosts 943,529 Rohingya refugees in Cox’s Bazar District, including 490,635 children. The refugees rely heavily on international aid and humanitarian assistance. As of August 2022, 26,043 Rohingya refugees had…

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Executive summary Through the funding from Latter-day Saint Charities (LDS), MedGlobal implemented the Health Post (HP) project from December 2021 to April 2022. The aim of the project was to “Improve the health statuses of Rohingya refugees…

The limited support available to Rohingya refugees with disabilities in the country’s sprawling camps is at risk as humanitarian budgets face cuts. By Matthew Saltmarsh in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh Several times a week, Nur, an 18-year-old refugee with…

GENEVA (2 December 2022) –Non-implementation of Bangladesh’s Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT) Accord since it was signed 25 years ago has severely threatened the culture and identity of the region’s Indigenous population, and violated their human rights,…

Bangladesh has a long history in delivering assistance to its poor through social safety nets. These programmes make up almost 14 percent of the national budget and cover 27 percent of households in the country. Despite laudable achievements…

Having food at school not only improves a child’s nutrition and health, but also influences their educational outcomes and life achievements. Every US$1 invested in school feeding programmes yields up to US$10 in economic returns from…