Rapports

Background Several parts of northeastern and southeastern Bangladesh and the adjacent Indian states of Meghalaya and Tripura have been experiencing widespread heavy rainfall caused by active monsoons and low pressure over the Bay of Bengal. In the…

DHAKA, 22 August 2024: 3 million people are stranded in catastrophic flash floods in Bangladesh spanning eight districts across the eastern and southern parts of the country. At least one person has been reported dead in…

Text: Ann-Marie Nichols 25 August 2024 marks seven years since conflict erupted in Rakhine State, Myanmar. The events that followed forced over 742,000 Rohingya men, women and children to seek refuge in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh. Widely considered stateless,…

Situation in Numbers [1] 8.34 million People affected by Cyclone Remal and floods in Bangladesh 4.19 million Women affected by Cyclone Remal and floods in Bangladesh 3.2 million Children (0-19 years) affected by Cyclone Remal and floods in Bangladesh 113,710…

Phil Talman, CAFOD’s Programme Coordinator for Bangladesh, expressed deep concern over the rising violence against Rohingya civilians along the Myanmar-Bangladesh border. “The escalating violence is forcing more Rohingya to flee to Cox’s Bazar, where camps are already…

Context In 2023, while rising inflationary pressures posed a concern for Bangladesh’s economy, the country made a swift recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic which was supported by prudent macroeconomic policies. The estimated growth in the country’s…

World Health Organization (WHO), the Health Sector lead agency, is collaborating with the WASH sector to tackle the cholera outbreak in the Rohingya camps through the Joint Assessment and Response Team (JART). Cholera is a significant…

About these reports: As part of CCCM’s core mandate, Site Management partners routinely collect and refer community feedback through interagency coordination structures. The collection, referral and resolution of community feedback is a core commitment of the humanitarian…

MONSOON RAINS, LANDSLIDES, FLOODS BATTER ROHINGYA REFUGEES Unrelenting rain, landslides and oods are battering the Rohingya refugee camps. This overcrowded refugee settlement is very vulnerable to storms, heavy rainfall, ash oods and landslides during monsoon season which can last…

Context The population movement crisis which is a protracted crisis has been impacting 981,064 Displaced people from Myanmar living in 33 congested camps. 35,255 out of the total displaced people in camps have been relocated to Bhasanchar…