Rapports

Highlights . Population Data 889,704 refugees in Cox’s Bazar District. 854,024 refugees who arrived since 2017 and are registered under the Government of BangladeshUNHCR registration exercise, along with 35,680 refugees who have been residing in the two registered…

Overall humanitarian context and needs South-west Monsoon has caused heavy rainfall in the Cox’s Bazar district. For the last 24 hours, there has been relentless rain all over the district. As of 27 July, 110mm rain accumulation…

HIGHLIGHTS • AWD surveillance has been enhance through EWARS and 22 sentinel sites. Joint Assessment Teams (JAT) comprising of actors from Health and WASH sectors are investigating in and around the household of any RDT/culture-positive case and…

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Purpose COVID-19 is anticipated to have a significant impact on the wellbeing and unity of children and their families in Cox’s Bazar. Health and Child Protection actors alike are preparing for various scenarios in which caregivers and…

Introduction During the COVID-19 humanitarian response, many World Vision Field Offices in the Asia Pacific region piloted or scaled up the use of cash and voucher assistance. These CVP interventions empowered individuals from vulnerable groups to not…

As one of the most disaster-prone districts in Bangladesh, Cox’s Bazar is often subjected to cyclones, monsoons, strong winds, floods, landslides and other natural hazards. These disasters can cause mass casualties, disrupt humanitarian access, and severely…

HIGHLIGHTS In response to a surge of Acute Watery Diarrhea (AWD), WHO and partners have reinforced the AWD response in line with the Multisectoral AWD Preparedness and Response Plan. Case management for AWD has been strengthened through…

Progress (March - April 2021) The construction of the Faecal Sludge Treatment plant of capacity 6 cubic meters per day and its Intermediate Faecal Sludge Transfer Network in Camp 21 was completed. The plant is expected to…

With new funding, local non-profit BRAC and partners will rebuild learning centers, provide mental health services for vulnerable children and youth, and build back better 6 July 2021, New York – The massive March fires in the…