Bangladesh Rohingya Response Phase IV Extension 2026

Bangladesh Rohingya Response Phase IV Extension 2026

Supported by

Oxfam in Bangladesh

Duration

January 2026 to August 2026

Goal

To save lives and prevent irreversible harm among Rohingya refugees and vulnerable host communities in Cox’s Bazar by sustaining essential services, protection and emergency preparedness in a context of reduced humanitarian funding, continued population pressure and recurrent climate-related shocks.

Target Population

Geographical Coverage

Camp 03, 04, 12 & 19 under Ukhiya Upazila.

Host

Hnila Union under Teknaf, Cox’s Bazar.

Camp

03, 04, 12, 19 & 22

Budget

BDT-10,164,460 (One Core One Lac Sixty-Four Thousand Four Hundred Sixty Taka.)

Major Activities

  • Specialized Life-Saving Protection Assistance (cash & voucher) for individuals at heightened risk (e.g. PSNs, GBV survivors, returnee’s combatant, eviction, women and child at risks etc).
  • Coordination and orientation on Specialized Life-Saving Protection Assistance (cash & voucher) identification and implementation across services providers.
  • Coaching and Mentoring to Rohingya RLOs on interpersonal & organizational development, project implementation, safeguarding principles, community-based advocacy.
  • RLO led community initiatives to mitigate (e.g. human trafficking, on/offline gambling, cyber-bullying, events reducing intra-community conflict and tension).
  • Refugee to Refugee Global Virtual Exchange (global Rohingya Diaspora and prominent allies, other RLOs etc.)
  • Linkages of Rohingya RLO networks to implement protection interventions (e.g. Protection monitoring and referral) in camps.
  • Strengthen camp situation protection monitoring and evidence-based advocacy, including Rohingya RLO network to support PM.
  • Rohingya HHs supported with sector approved minimum NFI packages.
  • Linkages of Rohingya CBO networks to implement protection interventions (e.g. Protection monitoring and referral) in camps.
  • Awareness raising sessions on PSEA and safeguarding reporting channels with community structures (e.g. RLO members, CBV, CBCG and others).

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Provide Integrated Services to Establish Victim/Survivor-Centered Approaches to PSEAH in the Rohingya Camps and Host Communities in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh.

Establish victim-centered PSEAH services in Rohingya camps, Cox's Bazar.

Funded by

Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Netherland.

Goal

  1. Empower community through awareness, sensitization, and capacity building.
  2. Appoint female PSEAH focal points in communities.
  3. Engage community leaders in victim-centered approach.
  4. Enhance accountability of humanitarian workers and community members.

Population coverage :

Host

352 households

FDMN

733 household

Total Budget : 57,73,703  BDT

Total

1085 households

Working Location

Camp 4, 10 & Ukhiya Upazila

Major activities

  • Engage Rohingya and national volunteers in PSEAH awareness sessions.
  • Conduct door-to-door awareness activities.
  • Appoint female PSEAH focal points from the community.
  • Assign female Rohingya representatives.
  • Coordinate with stakeholders and service providers.
  • Provide training to national staff, service providers, Rohingya leaders, volunteers, and representatives.

Gender Based Violence in Emergency (GBViE) Project

Gender Based Violence in Emergency (GBViE) Project

Funded by

United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA)

Goal

Advance gender equality, women’s and girls’ empowerment and reproductive right, including for the most Vulnerable and marginalized women, adolescents and youth.

Objective

Gender Based Violence in Emergency (GBViE) Project aims to Save the Life’s and Dignity of the women and girls from Rohingya communities and host community as well.

Geographical Coverage

23 Rohingya Camps and 8 adjacent host in Union, Ukhiya and Teknaf Upazila under Cox’s Bazar District and Bhasanchar, Hatiya Upazila, Noakhali.

Population coverage

Total= 234000 person (Adolescent Girls: 112320 and Women: 121680)

Major Activities

  • Referral services
  • Case management
  • SRHR services in WFS
  • Dignity Kits distribution
  • Awareness & Information Session in WFS
  • Formation of Women Support Group (WSG)
  • GBV and COVID-19 Awareness session in WFS
  • Establish and operate Woman Friendly Space (WFS)
  • Awareness on Basic Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights
  • Community Watch Group formation women and girls participated in PSS session
  • Recreational activities
  • Social Support activities
  • Psychosocial support activities
  • Awareness session on COVID-19
  • GEMS Sessions with adolescent girls
  • Community Watch Group (CWG) activities
  • Girl Shine Session with adolescent girls
  • Outreach Awareness & Information Session
  • Distribution of Dignity Kits to the women and girls
  • Persons with Disability (PWD) inclusion into the WFS activities
  • Small skill development activities, i.e. handicraft, hand stitching, sewing, drawing & painting origami etc.

Lifting Healthy, Empowered and Protected Girls and Women in   Cox's Bazar (LEAP) Project

AHP Bangladesh Consortium CARE DFAT-lll

Funded by

Global Affairs Canada (GAC)

Objective

  1. Improved individual and collective agency and resilience of adolescent girls and young women to exercise their SRHR and protection from SGBV
  2. Strengthened health systems to provide gender- and adolescent- responsive and inclusive (GARI) SRH, SGBV and MHPSS services to adolescents and young people, particularly girls and young women
  3. Enhanced capacity of local stakeholders to advocate for evidence-based and accountable gender- and adolescent-responsive and inclusive SRH and SGBV services and policies

Total target population

10,465  (Adolescent girls: 3360, Adolescent boys: 3360, Young married women: 700, Female: 1547, Male: 1498)

Geographical Coverage

7 Unions of Ramu Upazila (Chakmarkul, Rajarkul, Kauwarkhop, Khuniyapalong, Rashidnagar, Garjania, Khocchopia).

Major activities

  • Champion of Change Session for adolescent Girls and Boys
  • Courtyard session on SRHR for Young Married Women
  • Local women power holder and men engagement
  • Community and Religious leader train and engagement
  • GVB case management and refer
  • Psychological support
  • Dignity kits distribution
  • Awareness session on GBV prevention

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