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All entities · Asia · Bangladesh · 6 programmes
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- 01 Crisis response to affected people$736.3MWorld Food Programme · Emergency Response · Bangladesh
- Bangladesh Appeal 2024 – Rohingya Humanitarian Crisis.$23.6MInternational Organization for Migration (IOM) · Emergency Response · Bangladesh
- Delivering integrated solutions to reduce carbon and increase resilience in buildings – Global and multi-country$9.1MUN Environment Programme · Renewable Energy Generation · Bangladesh
- By 2026 more women and girls are empowered by gender responsive enabling environment to exercise their agency and decisionmaking with improved access to protection education and socioeconomic opportunities$8.6MUN Women · General Education · Bangladesh
- Bangladesh Appeal 2023 – Rohingya Humanitarian Crisis$5.0MInternational Organization for Migration (IOM) · Emergency Response · Bangladesh
- Education for Rohingya Refugee Children and Host Community Children in$3.3MUnited Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) · Not specified in source · Bangladesh
Bangladesh Appeal 2023 – Rohingya Humanitarian Crisis
As of 31 January 2023, an estimated 917,588 Rohingya refugees are registered in Cox's Bazar and Basan Char Island and are residing in 33 extremely congested camps. Despite the continuous efforts of humanitarian actors on the ground, humanitarian needs persist. According to the Joint Response Plan (JRP) 2023 for the Rohingya Humanitarian Crisis, 1.52 million people are in need. In line with the JRP, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) continues to provide quality health services, shelter, access to safe water, and to uphold the protection needs of the most vulnerable individuals in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh, while ensuring greater representation in camp governance. This is contributing towards the reduced vulnerabilities of Rohingya refugees and host communities, with particular attention on cross-cutting concerns such as accountability to affected populations and the environment.
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