Bangladesh
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…
Bangladesh
Key Highlights Out of the 10 districts analyzed, Sunamgonj and Bandarban have been classified in Level 4 or Severe Chronic Food Insecurity (CFI). The other 8 districts have been classified in moderate CFI (Level 3). Of the total…
Bangladesh
KEY FINDINGS - SUMMARY The JNA Field Teams conducted assessments in the 37 most affected Upazilas on the coastal belt. The JNA Phase 1 methodology is based on a questionnaire which JNA team members use to interview…
Bangladesh
Key highlights Out of the 18 districts analyzed, Kurigram in the north is in the most severe situation and classified in Level 4 of Chronic Food Insecurity (CFI). 13 districts were moderately affected (Level 3); 4 districts…
Bangladesh
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Kutupalong and Nayapara refugee camps are located in Cox’ Bazar District in Bangladesh, with more than 32,000 refugees from Myanmar residing in the two camps. The refugees receive basic humanitarian assistance from UNHCR and partners –…
Bangladesh
Situation Overview Heavy rainfall hit Bangladesh on 23 June 2015, causing landslides and flooding. The south-eastern districts of Cox Bazar, Bandarban and Chittagong are worst affected. Government information identifies 29 upazilas as most affected. • In…
Bangladesh
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Kutupalong and Nayapara refugee camps are located in Cox’ Bazar in Bangladesh, with more than 32,000 refugees from Myanmar residing in the two camps. The refugees receive basic humanitarian assistance from UNHCR and partners –…
Bangladesh
Introduction Since the second week of August 2014, heavy rains in the main river basins and upstream catchments of India, along with continuous rainfall in northwest and north-eastern parts of Bangladesh have caused flooding in low-lying districts.…
Bangladesh
KEY FINDINGS Almost 2 million people are affected in the nine districts assessed. By visiting officials at the Union level, the JNA found that 1,876,636 people were reported as affected – this is 33% of the population…
Bangladesh
About this Report Nature of disaster: River and Monsoon Flooding Date of disaster: Initial reports from around the 15th August. JNA Triggered on the 19th August Location: North‐west districts of Lalmonirhat, Nilphamari, Kurigram, Rangpur, Gaibanda. Bogra, Sirajgonj, Jamalpur and Sherpur Assessment…
