Rapports

Background: An estimated 671,000 Rohingya people have come to Bangladesh from Myanmar’s Rakhine State since 25th August 2017. This has increased the total Rohingya population to 884,000 in 13 camps in Cox’s Bazar district. Newly arrived…

Highlights To date, 908 foster families of vulnerable children in the camps have benefited from the Ministry of Social Welfare-UNICEF Cash Assistance Programme. The programme will be implemented until December 2018 aiming to reach 9,000 foster families. UNICEF…

Between 25 August 2017 and now, over 700,000 people from Myanmar have fled to Bangladesh (LSCG Report, July 19, 2018), following an escalation of violence in the Northern Rakhine State from 25 August onwards. Over 900,000 refugees…

The JRP is only 25 per cent funded as of 27 June 2018, with USD 233 million of the overall USD 951 million appeal. USD 717 million is still required to meet the needs of refugees…

Welcome to the 2nd issue of Flying News Rumour Tracking Bulletin. The Flying News Rumour bulletin captures rumours and perceptions of the Rohingya population to eliminate information gaps between humanitarian agencies and refugees. By providing field…

LIFE IN COX’S BAZAR Traumatized, malnourished, and in desperate need of humanitarian aid, the newly displaced men, women, and children joined 200,000 additional Rohingya people already living in Bangladesh, who had been displaced by violence in previous…

In the world’s largest camp, Rohingya refugees are now living in sprawling and cramped conditions in makeshift shelters made from bamboo and plastic tarpaulin. The monsoon rains have turned the camps into mud, dangerously worsening the…

Highlights • The monsoon rains that began in June, with very heavy downpours and high winds, damaged structures, bridges, culverts, drainage channels, access roads as well as water points, latrines and other facilities in Ukhia and Teknaf.…

More than 720,000 children, women and men have fled violence that erupted in Myanmar on August 25 last year. They remain in need of solutions a year on. By UNHCR staff in Bangladesh | 24 August 2018| With…

Situation Overview  Despite decrease in rainfall during the reporting period, four incidents of landslide/soil erosion were reported by the Inter-Sector Coordination Group across all refugee settlements1 resulting in damage to four shelters and affecting seven households…