Rapports

DHAKA, October 30, 2019 —The government of Bangladesh today signed a $100 million financing agreement with the World Bank to ensure improved water supply, sanitation, and drainage system in selected 30 municipalities, benefiting about 600,000 people. The…

The Joint Response Plan (JRP) for the Rohingya refugee crisis provides the comprehensive roadmap that guides the humanitarian community’s support to the Government-led response to the Rohingya Crisis in 2019. Halfway through the year, the Mid-Term…

DHAKA – The World Food Programme (WFP) governing body, the Executive Board, visited Bangladesh to see the agency’s humanitarian response for families living in the camps in Cox’s Bazar, and support to the host communities. Led by…

Inside the report • Context Analysis • RCRC Movement • PNS wise sectors • Health and PSS • CBHFA Activities • Shelter and NFI Distribution • WaSH Intervention • Community Resilience Activities • Cyclone Simulation Exercise (SIMEX) • Protection, Gender & Inclusion (PGI) • Community Engagement &…

This revised Emergency Appeal, with an increased budget from 51 million Swiss francs to 82 million Swiss francs seeks an additional 45 million Swiss francs. The funds will enable the International Federation of Red Cross and…

Bangladesh Since August 2017, over 730,000 Rohingya, including 400,000 children, have fled violence in Myanmar and settled in Cox’s Bazar District, Bangladesh. Since then, with government and humanitarian partner support, refugees have gained access to basic services.…

SHARJAH, 22nd October, 2019 (WAM) -- Crescent Enterprises has joined hands with The Big Heart Foundation, a Sharjah-based global humanitarian organisation dedicated to helping people in need worldwide, to assist the Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh. The initiative…

Background and methodology Since August 2017, an estimated 741,000 Rohingya refugees have fled from Myanmar into Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, increasing the total number to around 910,000.1 The majority are reliant on overstretched humanitarian assistance, services, and resources including shelter, food,…

Weather related incidents required emergency response within the camps and host communities during September. Heavy rains and flooding affected more than 2,200 households throughout the month, with camps in Teknaf particularly affected. Humanitarian partners focused on…

Monsoon rains caused flooding in the camps in Cox’s Bazar affecting 29,924 people. UNHCR supported (temporary or permanent) relocation and assisted refugees and people in the host community. The Government of Bangladesh imposed tighter restrictions on Rohingya refugees’…