Need-based NFI kit distribution for the Rohingya and host communities in Cox’s Bazar
The project focused on enhancing the resilience of vulnerable households within host and refugee communities to withstand adverse seasonal weather conditions through the distribution of essential non-food items. During the winter season, many vulnerable families urgently required warm clothing and blankets to cope with dropping night-time temperatures.
To address this need, non-food item kits, including sweaters and winter caps, were distributed to a targeted number of vulnerable households across multiple community areas. This assistance aimed to reduce the households’ vulnerability and improve their living conditions, especially amid challe... Read More
Major Achievements
1,600
Reached over 1,600 vulnerable households with life-saving winter clothing support.
Improved Climate Resilience
Enhanced the ability of affected populations to cope with cold weather conditions.
Health Risk Mitigation
Helped mitigate winter-related health risks during a time of increased vulnerability due to the prolonged COVID-19 pandemic.
Strengthened Well-Being
Strengthened community resilience and well-being through timely emergency assistance.
Major Activities
Identification and selection of the most vulnerable households in both refugee camps and host communities.
Distribution of NFIs in the form of winter clothing, including sweaters and winter caps for each family member.
Targeted outreach to areas with high needs within host unions and refugee settlements.
Project Goal
To reduce vulnerability and strengthen community resilience against adverse seasonal weather conditions through targeted distribution of essential Non-Food Items.
Geographical Coverage
Implemented in Camp 15, and in Pekua and Kutubdia upazilas of Cox’s Bazar District, Bangladesh.
Targeted Beneficiaries
Vulnerable Rohingya refugee and host community households requiring urgent winter clothing support to cope with cold-weather risks.
Programme Highlights
Protecting Lives Through Winter NFI Support
This initiative played a vital role in helping Rohingya and host community households protect themselves from harsh winter conditions. By supplying essential warm clothing such as sweaters and caps, the intervention directly reduced seasonal hardships and ensured better physical comfort and safety for vulnerable families. The project contributed to strengthening resilience and improving the overall well-being of communities already struggling with multiple challenges.
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