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Executive Summary Since October 2016 about 74,000 persons have fled across the border from Myanmar to Cox’s Bazar District in Bangladesh. The newly arrived Unregistered Myanmar Nationals (UMN) have settled within the host communities across Cox’s Bazar…

Background to the assessment Heavy rainfalls as well as runoff from the upstream hills in India have led to early flooding of vast areas of croplands of haors and low-lying areas of northeast Bangladesh. Flooding started on…

Since 9 October, 2016 more than 69,0001 Myanmar nationals arrive in Bangladesh due to internal violence. The huge number of new flux of Myanmar nationals’ in Cox Bazar district; is not only related with suffering of…

Executive summary In March 2017, a coverage assessment (using the SQUEAC1 methodology) was implemented in Moheshkhali upazila in Cox’s Bazar Dsitrict in southern Bangladesh to measure the coverage and community perception of the Community Management Acute Malnutrition…

Introduction In January 2017, Action Against Hunger Bangladesh conducted a follow up integrated Nutrition SMART survey (including IYCF, MHCP, Food Security, Livelihood and WaSH) in Ukhia and Teknaf upazilas of Cox’s Bazar District. This survey was conducted…

This Survey was conducted to measure the level of child well-being in urban areas of Bangladesh in terms of nutrition, health, education, protection and access to water and sanitation. It is known that one-third of the City…

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Kutupalong and Nayapara refugee camps are located in Cox’s Bazar District under Chittagong Division, located in the south east of Bangladesh, with about 32,958 refugees residing in the two camps. The refugees receive basic humanitarian…

INTRODUCTION This report presents the findings of research done in the island chars and mainland river basin areas of the Teesta River and upper region of the Brahmaputra-Jamuna river, located in northwest Bangladesh. Comprehensive details of annual…

Overview As a result of heavy rainfall in the major river basins and upstream catchments of India as well as the northwest and north-eastern parts of Bangladesh; flooding has been reported in many locations across the country…

Crisis Overview According to official government estimates from the NDRCC, as of 6 August almost 3.7 million people across 19 districts of Bangladesh1 have been affected by monsoon-induced floods that began around 19 July. Dozens of people…