Evaluaciones

Background: Continuous rainfall and heavy onrush of water from upstream areas caused flash floods for the third time in 7 northeastern districts of Bangladesh this year. In May 2022, NAWG produced the Key Immediate Needs and Impact…

Background In response to shelter reconstruction after the March 22nd fire in 2021, MoDMR shared an “Approval of design for construction of shelters in Rohingya camps” on April 4th (including single storey shelters and specification of the…

This snapshot report on remittance inflows to Bangladesh during COVID-19 is part of IOM's EU-funded project Displacement Tracking Matrix - Regional Evidence for Migration Analysis and Policy (DTM) and the Asia Pacific Regional Data Hub (RDH).…

Introduction In December 2017, Action Against Hunger (ACF) Bangladesh conducted an Integrated SMART Nutrition survey to provide baseline data on nutrition and morbidity status of children, care practices, household’s food security and livelihoods, and WaSH indicators in…

Introduction In January of 2016, ACF-INT Bangladesh conducted annual integrated Nutrition survey (including IYCF, Food Security, Livelihood and WaSH) in Ukhia and Teknaf upazilas of Cox’s Bazaar District. The 2016 Integrated SMART Survey was a continuation of…

Introduction In February 2018, Action Against Hunger Bangladesh conducted a follow up integrated Nutrition SMART survey (including Infant and Young Child feeding –IYCF practices, mental health and care practices –MHCP, Food Security and Livelihood -FSL- and Water, Sanitation and…

1.1 Description of the study location and population Bangladesh is divided into 8 Divisions (Dhaka, Chittagong, Khulna, Sylhet, Rajshahi, Barisal, Rangpur and Mymensingh) which are then divided into 64 Districts comprising 492 Sub districts/Upazilas. During the week of…

1. Introduction a. In 2017, a violent military crackdown in Rakhine State, Myanmar culminated in a sudden displacement of more than 742,000 people in August that year- triggering the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh where…

mVAM system The remote food security monitoring system (mVAM) was launched in July 2022 and collects data via telephone interviews from households across Bangladesh. Data was collected from 1,200 sampled households across eight divisions. The mVAM survey…

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Background and Objectives In Bangladesh, the urban context has its unique characteristics and complexities. Considering the basic causes and underlying causes of malnutrition, there would be differences between children residing in rural households compared to a…