Evaluaciones

KEY FINDINGS Food security and livelihood From the results of the FGDs, income per affected household has been reduced by 56% for women and 50% for men 44 out of 61 FGDs declared that they are reducing their food…

Report of findings of multi-sector, inter-agency assessment on humanitarian needs in the districts of Satkhira, Khulna and Jessore. Field research conducted 8th-12th September 2011. Key Findings: Estimated 921,942 people affected1 Period of displacement and until rebuilding of houses and…

Context of the assessment: Heavy rainfall during end of July and early August 2011 caused severe localized flooding in southern districts of Bangladesh namely Satkhira, Jessore, Khulna and Cox’s Bazar. As flood waters begin to recede, some…

Executive Summary The current JAM is the eighth since the refugees settled in Ukhiya and Teknaf Upazillas in 1991/92 and follows on from the JAM undertaken in 2008. The aims of this JAM were to review the food security and…

Executive summary BACKGROUND THE PROJECT. Plan International Bangladesh, an international NGO, commissioned a consultancy to ThinkAhead Limited for conducting a set of studies on education in emergencies in Bangladesh. The key purpose of the studies is to generate…

1. Executive Summary : Just over 05 months have passed since Cyclone "Aila" hit Bangladesh( 25 May 2009) but sufferings still continuing in the severely affected districts of Khulna and Shatkhira where more than 201,982 displaced people (70% of severely…

Abul Barkat, Avijit Poddar, Matiur Rahman, Golam Mahiyuddin, Sadeka Halim, Azizul Karim, Md. Badiuzzaman, Md. Shahnewaz Khan, Abdullah-Al-Hussain - Human Development Research Centre Prepared for UNICEF Executive Summary Introduction In Bangladesh, children (0-17 years) constitute 44% of the total population i.e., 142 million…

1. Main Findings of the 2008 JAM - The JAM team observed many improvements in the Nayapara and Kutupalong refugee camps, especially in sectors such as health, nutrition and shelter. As education is currently in a transitional phase, it is…

Executive Summary On 15 November 2007, Cyclone Sidr struck the south-west coast of Bangladesh with winds up to 240 kilometers per hour. The category 4 storm was accompanied by tidal waves up to five meters high and surges up to 6…

Executive Summary: Cyclone Sidr (Category IV) with wind speeds of up to 240 kilometres per hour hit Bangladesh on 15 November causing significant damage to life, housing, livelihoods and productive infrastructure. WFP has responded with an emergency operation and is…