Rapports

706,364 New Rohingya arrivals since 25 August 2017 in Cox’s Bazar* 919,000 Total Rohingya Population in Cox’s Bazar* 1.3 Million People in Need in Cox’s Bazar * Needs and Population Monitoring Baseline Round 11 Key Features In Camp 20 Extension, Shelter…

Joint media release Minister for Foreign Affairs, the Hon Julie Bishop MP Minister for International Development and the Pacific, Senator the Hon Concetta Fierravanti-Wells Today on World Refugee Day we announce the Australian Government will provide additional humanitarian assistance…

Some of the world’s worst flooding takes place in Bangladesh. Prolonged and heavy rainfall creates floods that destroy lives, crush homes and wash away crops. Affected families often have to cope by taking out expensive loans…

Shongjog has a study to understand the information and communication needs of communities in flood prone riverine and cyclone prone coastal areas of Bangladesh. The study looked at four key areas, including identifying disaster management information…

While several humanitarian organisations are working to mainstream CwC in their programme designs in Bangladesh, it is undeniable that the advantages of CwC can be realised at a much greater scale if this can be sensitised…

Currently, different levels of incentive are paid to refugee volunteers engaged in different roles, by different agencies. Refugees are also engaged in work using different terminologies, and with different goals in mind. A uniform approach to…

FOOD SECURITY – Strategic Objective 2: Strengthen, enhance and support the livelihoods of host communities and promote self-reliance opportunities for Rohingya refugees, including support to key community infrastructures such as markets, agriculture infrastructures and environmentally sensitive interventions. JRP…

Rohingya Refugee Response: Context and Introduction 900,000 Rohingyas currently live in Bangladesh as a result of state sponsored violence in Rakhine State.The speed and scale of the influx has resulted in a critical humanitarian emergency. The Rohingyas who…

NEW YORK—George Soros and the Open Society Foundations today announced an emergency assistance fund of USD 10 million to help Rohingya people displaced from Myanmar and host communities in Bangladesh. From April to October there is…

By Tim Gaynor in Kutupalong refugee settlement Enterprising refugees who fled violence in Myanmar have set up shop again, offering everything from haircuts to live chickens. With a snap of his towel, refugee barber Najimuddin ushers his next…