Rapports

Key Concerns The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed a sharp digital divide along gender lines in Asia, with girls facing more hurdles than boys in accessing the Internet while also suffering the brunt of rising online abuse. We…

The European Commission has announced today €39 million in humanitarian aid to address the needs of displaced and conflict-affected communities in Bangladesh and Myanmar, in particular in the context of the pressing Rohingya refugee crisis, which…

HIGHLIGHTS • Under the leadership of the Government of Bangladesh (GoB), WHO Immunization and Vaccine Development (IVD) team, together with all humanitarian organizations responding to the Rohingya crisis, initiated a draft proposal and budget to include the…

716,915 Rohingya arrivals since 25 August 2017 866,457 Rohingya in Cox’s Bazar 1.2 million People in need Host Community Safe Shelter Programme When the monsoon season started in Cox’s Bazar last year, boatman Pradip Shah Das in Teknaf Upazila and…

PROTECTION CONTEXT Since August 2017, an estimated 716,915 Rohingya refugees fled from Myanmar seeking safety and protection in Bangladesh. The population, including the pre-existing refugee population living in Bangladesh combined with new arrivals, stands at 866,457 as…

DHAKA, February 9, 2021 -- The World Bank and the government of Bangladesh today signed a $200 million financing agreement to help 3.6 million people access hygienic sanitation facilities and about 600,000 people access clean water…

Life in congested refugee camps is challenging for the 866,457 stateless Rohingya refugees struggling to meet their basic needs (UNHCR 12/2020). For people with disabilities (PwD) and older people1 living in the camps, such challenges are…

• As of 31 December, 367 confirmed cases of COVID-19 had been identified in the Rohingya refugee camps (11 new cases in December) with a total of 10 deaths, according to the Institute of Epidemiology Disease…

Highlights • Preparations and consultative meetings were conducted across all pillars in preparation of the COVID-19 Intra-Action Review (IAR) Meeting, scheduled for 01 February 2021, to analyse the on-going response, share lessons learnt and agree on next steps…

On May 20th 2020, Cyclone Amphan made landfall in West Bengal and caused significant damage in the coastal areas of Bangladesh. Peace Winds Japan（PWJ）and its local partner Dhaka Community Hospital Trust (DCHT) started emergency relief operations in…