Rapports

Overview This Situation Report provides a consolidated overview of WHO’s response to the Rohingya emergency crisis in Cox’s Bazar during December 2025. It highlights key developments in health sector coordination, disease surveillance, immunization, and emergency preparedness. The…

In 2025, Qatar Charity (QC), with the generous support of benefactors in Qatar, delivered wide-ranging humanitarian and development assistance across Bangladesh in 2025, benefiting 677,915 people—including 467,076 Rohingya refugees. Through 2,171 projects covering water and sanitation, education,…

A. SITUATION ANALYSIS Description of the crisis Bangladesh experienced one of its most widespread and prolonged flooding emergencies in recent years, beginning in mid-June 2024 and affecting more than 14 million people1 across the northern, northeastern, and southeastern…

Highlights Over 1.2 million Rohingya refugees remain in highly congested settlements in Cox’s Bazar, where children face overcrowding and rising insecurity. Since January 2025, 133,651 new arrivals have further strained services. Nationally, children are impacted by recurrent…

KEY UPDATES 2025 JOINT RESPONSE PLAN (JRP): As of 31 October, the 2025 Joint Response Plan (JRP) for the Rohingya Humanitarian Crisis was 38 per cent funded, according to the online financial tracker, with USD 354.9 million…

Highlights The humanitarian situation in Bangladesh, including the protracted Rohingya crisis and climate-related disasters such as floods, cyclones and landslides, has been negatively impacted by ongoing conflict in Myanmar, which is expected to drive approximately 150,000 new…

Doha, Qatar – November 30, 2025 Qatar Charity (QC) has provided urgent humanitarian assistance to families affected by the recent floods in Nilphamari district, Bangladesh, benefiting more than 5,000 individuals. The support aims to ensure immediate food security,…

This report was produced by the Inter-cluster Coordination Group in collaboration with cluster coordinators and humanitarian partners, members of the Humanitarian Task Team. Highlights • A massive fire broke out in the Korail slum, Dhaka, on the evening…

BACKGROUND In Bangladesh's nutritional landscape shows both progress and ongoing challenges. Notably, stunting rates have improved, dropping from 31% in 2017-18 to 24% in 2022, reflecting better efforts to tackle chronic malnutrition. However, the rise in wasting,…

KEY UPDATES ● REPRIORITIZED 2025 JOINT RESPONSE PLAN (JRP): As of 31 August, the 2025 Joint Response Plan (JRP) for the Rohingya Humanitarian Crisis was 37 per cent funded, according to the online financial tracker, with USD…