UNHCR in Bangladesh

UNHCR in Bangladesh

@UNHCR_BGD - 07/06/2022

On his mission to the Rohingya refugee camps in Cox’s Bazar, Rauli Kostamo from @FinlandinIndia observed the importance of continuous registration. He also visited Rohingya women learning new skills. Thank you for coming, we hope to see you again soon! https://t.co/woqLfI7fZt

UNHCR in Bangladesh

@UNHCR_BGD - 06/06/2022

Meet Papeya Akter, a Bangladeshi health worker helping vaccinate Rohingya refugees aged 12 to 17 as part of the Bangladesh Government vaccination plan. She’s applying some 150 💉 daily with support of humanitarian partners. In her centre, vaccination rates are surpassing 100%! https://t.co/tFuv7Q6IYJ

UNHCR in Bangladesh

@UNHCR_BGD - 06/06/2022

+100 households have been damaged by the heavy rains, 17 severely. Preparedness activities allowed Rohingya refugee first responders to evacuate families and get them to safety at family or communal shelters. Shelter support provided by UNHCR & partners. Food by @WFPAsiaPacific https://t.co/Az1BPAekt1

UNHCR in Bangladesh

@UNHCR_BGD - 05/06/2022

On this #WorldEnvironmentDay Rohingya youth environment volunteers are celebrating the #OnlyOneEarth campaign with music and some fun activities to learn how to best protect our planet. They also shared best practices with @Itaschuette, Head of the CXB UNHCR office! @IUCN https://t.co/8YgtHhIDQV

UNHCR in Bangladesh

@UNHCR_BGD - 05/06/2022

Share some more ideas on how we can protect the environment or how you are making a change. #OnlyOneEarth #WorldEnvironmentDay https://t.co/i4vTGpmuJc

UNHCR in Bangladesh

@UNHCR_BGD - 04/06/2022

As part of the Government vaccination plan in Bangladesh, 12-17 year old Rohingya refugees started receiving their COVID jabs, with the support of Rohingya volunteers, UNHCR and other partners. No one is safe until everyone is safe! https://t.co/2UFnfVeazZ

UNHCR in Bangladesh

@UNHCR_BGD - 03/06/2022

Engaging in productive activities may yield benefits that go beyond earning a wage 💲🪙, such as improved psychosocial wellbeing 🙂. This study tests this hypothesis among Rohingya refugees living in Bangladesh. @WorldBankSAsia https://t.co/sNQe9Um6rk

UNHCR in Bangladesh

@UNHCR_BGD - 02/06/2022

UNCHR and partners are providing support to so everyone is safe, has a place to sleep and access to essential services.

UNHCR in Bangladesh

@UNHCR_BGD - 02/06/2022

Monsoon season has started. Emergency Rohingya refugee response volunteers are already supporting families affected by the rising water. Previous trainings and preparedness activities allowed them to help people, including children and older persons to reach safety, quickly. https://t.co/kj0c3S1K2p

UNHCR in Bangladesh

@UNHCR_BGD - 02/06/2022

Behind this incredible mural are the thoughts of Rohingya refugee children, who gathered their feelings and dreams and painted them for all to see. They wish to become doctors to help others They hope for a peaceful community They hope to return home They need more education. https://t.co/kInuK1jdQQ