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Plant trees to benefit refugees and host communities, urges UN
The United Nations Refugee Agency (UNHCR) has called for more trees to be planted...
Just three countries support over 50% of the World’s refugees
The Norwegian Refugee Council has revealed that just three countries are home to over...
First monsoon rains hit Cox’s Bazar
Heavy rains hit Cox’s Bazar on Saturday 9th June and have continued to cause...
IOM warns crucial health services in Cox’s Bazar could be cut
The UN Migration Agency (IOM) have carried out over 400,000 medical consultations...
WHO prepares Cox’s Bazar for flooding and monsoon conditions
The Rohingya refugee camp in Cox’s Bazar has started to experience intermittent...
There could be 140 million ‘climate migrants’ by 2050
The World Bank has warned that climate change could push tens of millions of people...
The number of Central American refugees increased 58% between 2016-2017
THE UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) has noted an alarming increase in the number of people...
Grass is helping to protect Rohingya refugees against monsoon season
The UN Migration Agency, IOM, has distributed 2 million vetiver grass plants throughout...
Conflict and natural disasters internally displaced over 30 million in 2017
The International Displacement Monitoring Centre and Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC)...
WFP to switch from in-kind food donations to cash transfer in Nepal
The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) will change the way it distributes food...
Japan donates $15.7 million to help upscale UNICEF’s work in Cox’s Bazar
UNICEF is able to scale up its assistance to women and children in Cox’s Bazar,...
Cox’s Bazar is getting ready for monsoon season
The refugee camp of Cox’s Bazar is readying itself for the approaching monsoon...
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