Rapports

More than 900,000 Rohingya refugees are living in extremely congested camps in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh. Most of them were forced to flee from violence and persecution in Myanmar in August 2017. Since their arrival in Bangladesh, they…

By Syed Abbas Hussain As the Covid-19 contagion spread indiscriminately around the globe, it seemed to hit the most vulnerable communities discriminately: poor families were pushed further into poverty, and minorities faced increasing persecution. Muslim minorities in…

The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) and the Bangladesh Red Crescent Society (BDRCS) jointly organized a round-table dialogue in Chattogram on 22 August that focused on the importance of a safe working environment for…

A BRAC and ActionAid in Bangladesh initiative One of the six winners of the 2022 Aga Khan Award for Architecture is Community Spaces in the Rohingya Refugee Response, a programme created through a partnership between BRAC and…

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Background and Objectives In Bangladesh, the urban context has its unique characteristics and complexities. Considering the basic causes and underlying causes of malnutrition, there would be differences between children residing in rural households compared to a…

"I was married at the age of 14 and I lost my first child during pregnancy," says Ranu Chakma, a community activist from the southern region of Cox's Bazar. In her remote Teknaf Upazila neighbourhood, adolescent…

Executive Summary The “Integrated Flood Resilience Programme (IFRP): Phase Two through Community-Based Disaster Risk Reduction (CBDRR)” is one of the comprehensive resilience programmes of BDRCS and IFRC to enhance community resilience through reducing the vulnerability of highly…

Bangladesh Red Crescent Society in collaboration with IFRC and 10 Red Cross Red Crescent Societies continues the implementation of Population Movement Operation (PMO) for camp settlement and host/local communities in Cox’s Bazar since 2017 Reached People 2,58,471 (Directly…

1. Brief Introduction The Subnational INFORM risk index (Localized INFORM) is derived from the global INFORM model and follows the same methodology and development process. It identifies subnational (regional and local) areas that are exposed to events…

HIGHLIGHTS 3,072 Unique beneficiaries assisted through reintegration support 1,424,550 Persons reached through awareness raising activities 8,793,175 Persons engaged through digital media