Rapports

The Bangladesh Red Crescent Society (BDRCS), supported by the ICRC, kicked off yet another round of food distribution to 3,200 families (19,000 people), who fled from Rakhine State in Myanmar and are residing with host communities…

Our team on the ground in Bangladesh are preparing to support vulnerable households in the affected areas, where heavy rainfalls and flash floods have resulted in harvest losses and food security has become a major concern. Alhamdulillah,…

Background to the assessment Heavy rainfalls as well as runoff from the upstream hills in India have led to early flooding of vast areas of croplands of haors and low-lying areas of northeast Bangladesh. Flooding started on…

FOOD SECURITY SNAPSHOT Rice production in 2017 forecast to increase, but floods dampen prospects for main “boro” crop Cereal imports in 2016/17 marketing year (July/June) forecast to increase to record levels Rice prices increasing and at near-record highs, while…

Highlights As part of the UNCT Joint Programme of assistance being developed for Rohingya refugees for 2017-2018, UNICEF requires US$20.7 million for this period. For the immediate response in 2017, UNICEF is seeking US$9.45 million to cover…

Since 9 October, 2016 more than 69,0001 Myanmar nationals arrive in Bangladesh due to internal violence. The huge number of new flux of Myanmar nationals’ in Cox Bazar district; is not only related with suffering of…

Relatively early monsoon rains have inundated vast areas of low paddy fields just before harvest rendering many struggling for livelihoods in Sunamgonj. To assess the present needs of those flood affected area Bangladesh Red Crescent Society (BDRCS)…

Dhaka, 08 May 2017 – To extend humanitarian support to the recent influx of people from Myanmar in Cox’s Bazar, the Government of Japan provided Emergency Grant Aid of US$2 million through International…

Overview of Flash Flood, 2017 Heavy rainfalls as well as onrush of water from the upstream Meghalaya hills in India have led to the inundation of a vast areas of croplands of Haors and low-lying areas of the…

Heavy rainfalls as well as onrush of water from the upstream Meghalaya hills in India have led to the inundation of a vast areas of croplands of Haors and low-lying areas of the northeast. Flood started on 28th…