Rapports

In Numbers 1322.5 mt of food assistance distributed US$ 11 m cash-based transfers made US$ 67.35 m six months (January 2022 – June 2022) net funding requirements 1.0 m people assisted In December 2021 Operational Updates • In Cox’s Bazar general food…

Crisis Impact Overview Cold wave generally occurs in Bangladesh during the months of December to February. Bangladesh Meteorological Department uses different categories of cold wave for explaining this situation such as: mild cold wave (minimum temperature lies…

Highlights Bangladesh continued to face complex humanitarian emergencies. Over 918,800 Rohingya refugees1 are living in the world’s largest refugee settlement and millions of children and women are affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, fires, cyclone, floods and landslides. Globally,…

Key Highlights A remote food security assessment in the northern subdistricts of Cox’s Bazar was conducted in August-September 2021 by WFP Cox’s Bazar remote call centre to assess the impact of COVID 19 related lockdowns on food…

Key highlights From July 27 to July 30, extreme rainfall in Cox’s Bazar led to 39 km2 of flooded areas in Ukhia and Teknaf. As of 1st August, the floods had affected 46,545 Rohingyas; 21,000 Rohingya were displaced,…

Key Highlights ▪ Under the joint UN-UN agreement, FAO and WFP have joined efforts to understand the overall market environment in the district. This third instalment of the Joint Market Monitoring (JMM) report will provide a more…

Executive Summary Bangladesh has experienced multiple waves & surges of COVID-19 outbreak since 8 March 2020. The pandemic not only impacted the health sector, the nationwide lockdowns and other containment measures had a profound impact on both…

In Numbers 888,000 Rohingya refugees assisted 289,000 Bangladeshis supported in the host community Highlights WFP is preparing for operations on Bhasan Char including IT services, cargo transport and a small office in Chittagong. These depend on protection measures, freedom of movement…

COX'S BAZAR - The government of Japan has extended an emergency aid grant of US$2 million to the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) and the UN World Food Programme (WFP) to complement the humanitarian response led by…

In communities impacted by climate change, Action Against Hunger and our partners are helping families adapt and thrive. Shilpi Khatun, 35, lives in the village of Gobindapur, Bangladesh, with her husband, Ziarul Islam, and three sons. The…