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Project Overview Duration: 4 years (April 2017 - April 2021) Funded by: The European Union Lead Ministries: The Ministry of Expatriates Welfare and Overseas Employment and The Ministry of Foreign Affairs Implementing Partner: BRAC Service Coverage: All over Bangladesh

Life has been a constant challenge for 50-year-old Johura Khatun since her husband died. A resident of the Chakmarkul area in Cox's Bazar, Johura was already struggling to support her family of nine, when displaced people…

KEY FEATURES The first draft of the Joint Response Plan GRP) was presented by the Inter-Sector Coordination Group (ISCG) and Sector coordinators to the Strategic Executive Group (SEG) and the Government of Bangladesh. The construction of a Shelter/NFI…

Bangladeshi communities were the first to respond to the influx of Rohingya refugees in 2017, providing lifesaving assistance together with the Government of Bangladesh. The rapid increase of the refugee population however strained the local community…

SUMMARY Since August 2017, an estimated 727,164 Rohingya refugees have crossed the border into Bangladesh’s Cox’s Bazar District after fleeing violence and persecution in Myanmar, bringing the total number of refugees in Bangladesh to 894,262.1 Most of…

Dhaka – IOM has established three large-scale vegetable farms equipped with hydroponic farming technologies to support the sustainable economic reintegration of a group of Bangladeshi migrants who returned home after the 2015 Andaman Sea crisis. During the…

BRAC has worked in Cox’s Bazar for the last 35 years, with host communities and the Rohingya population from previous influxes. We are pursuing an adaptive, phase-wise strategy to provide integrated services to everyone affected by…

The rise of water level in Padma river during the first two weeks of last September caused major damage to the riverbank which led to collapse of embankments. In Naria and Zajira upazilas, an estimated 8,710…

“Before, we had to travel to buy our vegetables from the market, but now, with our own garden, we make what we need and have more choices at home.” Four women—Najma, Corimon, Samina and Moiful— live in…

BRAC has worked in Cox's Bazar for the last 35 years, with host communities and the Rohingya population from previous influxes. We are pursuing an adaptive, phase-wise strategy to provide integrated services to everyone affected by…