Informes

Since the outbreak of violence in Myanmar in 2017, the international community has cooperated to assist in the crisis. In that time, Australia has provided over $240 million in humanitarian assistance to Rohingya and host communities…

Executive Summary / Highlights COVID-19 infection rates across Bangladesh decreased significantly in January, with 21,626 new cases (down from 48,578 in December). The majority of national COVID-19 containment measures have been rescinded and compliance with those measures…

In Kurigram district of Bangladesh, a women-headed, community-based organisation is training rural women and extending support to deal with Covid-19 and monsoon floods. Md Fahad Hossain reports. This is the 35th story from the Voices from…

ACTIVITY HIGHLIGHTS The community started rebuilding their homes with new hope, after a massive fire had swept through the Nayapara Registered Camp on Thursday, 14 January 2021, burning over 800 infrustructures to ashes. More than 3,000 people…

PROGRESS (NOVEMBER- DECEMBER) UNHCR works with the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, the Refugee Relief and Repatriation Commissioner (RRRC), and other partners to provide healthcare and nutrition services to refugees and host communities. Through its partners,…

During the month of February, 25 newly confirmed cases of COVID-19 had been identified in the Rohingya refugee camps, with no new deaths reported. Since the outbreak of the pandemic in Bangladesh last year, the total…

Summary of Operation Update The Population Movement Operation is in its fourth year and is a response to the protracted crisis involving the displaced people from Rakhine State in Myanmar, living in a congested camp settlement of…

Introduction For decades, Bangladesh has offered a safe haven for Rohingya refugees fleeing Myanmar. However, following widespread military crackdowns in Myanmar's Rakhine state in August 2017, the massive influx of Rohingya refugees has worsened the humanitarian situation…

Key Concerns The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed a sharp digital divide along gender lines in Asia, with girls facing more hurdles than boys in accessing the Internet while also suffering the brunt of rising online abuse. We…

This presentation to the Emergency Relief Coordinator of 17 February 2021 showcased interim findings of a first round of independent impact evaluation. The evaluation carried out by the Centre for Disaster Protection and Oxford University found…