Rapports

Highlights An estimated 7.2 million people (3.5 million children) have been severely affected by devastating flash floods in nine north-eastern districts of Bangladesh. The situation continues to be dire for the families who have returned to their homes,…

UN has announced an allocation of USD 5 Million for Flash Flood Relief. The funding comes from the UN Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF). After a coordinated appeal by the UN country team in Bangladesh, Martin Griffiths,…

UNICEF brings relief as 1.6 million children and their families are stranded in north-eastern Bangladesh Akil and his sisters Fariha and Samia are huddled up in their father's truck. It is their only shelter as floods ravage…

From August 2017, the largest wave of Rohingya refugees crossed the Myanmar border into Bangladesh, fleeing crimes that the UN Special Rapporteur has claimed ‘bear the hallmarks of genocide’. Over 880,000 displaced Rohingya now live in…

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Glide No: FL-2022-000217-BGD IFRC Secretariat funding requirement: 7.5 million CHF Federation-wide funding requirement: 10.0 million CHF DESCRIPTION OF THE EVENT Since May 2022, heavy monsoon rains and mountain runoff from upstream in India's north-east have inundated large parts of Bangladesh.…

Highlights The humanitarian situation continues to be dire in the flood affected areas, UNICEF and partners continue to scale-up lifesaving services. A high-level joint mission comprising UN Resident Coordinator, Representatives of UNICEF, UNFPA and WFP and Donors -…

On 2-3 July 2022 a joint mission of the United Nations, humanitarian donors (European Union, United Kingdom) and NGO partners visited the flood-affected districts of Sylhet and Sunamganj. An estimated 7.2 million people have been severely affected…

Key Highlights • Overall vulnerability levels in Bhasan Char were found to be concerning as the assessment saw 92 percent of Rohingya households in Bhasan Char are highly vulnerable and entirely dependent on humanitarian assistance. • The economic…

(Report reflects cumulative information since 17 June unless otherwise specified) Between 17-30 June 2022, Cox’s Bazar has experienced over 186 mm of rainfall – with 83 mm on 21 June alone. Rains are expected to continue in the…