Rapports

Cox’s Bazar. UNICEF has partnered with WFP to use the food agency’s SCOPE digital assistance system to distribute soap supplies to up to 50,000 refugees in Rohingya Refugee camps, strengthening hygiene practices and helping prevent disease…

Summary In late August and September 2017, Bangladesh welcomed the sudden influx of several hundred thousand Rohingya refugees fleeing ethnic cleansing in Myanmar. This followed an earlier wave of violence in October 2016, which forced over 80,000…

Introduction and methodology This profile provides a multisector overview of conditions in Cox’s Bazar District. Data for the findings were collected from March 7 th to March 27th 2018 as part of the Settlement and Protection Profiling…

IN THIS UPDATE: UNHCR, partners, and refugees’ emergency response during monsoon storms Ongoing response activities and capacity building Progress on refugee registration and verification Refugees continue to arrive from Myanmar In response to some of the heaviest rain ever seen in…

Highlights Over 12,600 persons have been verified through the Government of Bangladesh and UNHCR joint verification exercise, as of 31 July. All persons above the age of 12 have received an ID card and all householders received…

SITUATION OVERVIEW During the reporting week, Cox’s Bazar recorded 853 mm of rain compared to 219 mm received the previous week. This was the rainiest week of the monsoon season thus far—463mm of rain fell on 25th…

August 1, 2018 – Yesterday World Renew reached its goal to raise $50,000 to provide community kitchens and health, nutrition, and sanitation training among Rohingya families who have arrived at Jamtoli refugee camp in southeastern Bangladesh.…

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY At the time of writing, the total number of Rohingya refugees who have fled the crisis in Myanmar to camps in the Cox’s Bazar district of Bangladesh stood at 905,418. Successive generations of Rohingya refugees…