Rohingya Response
This page holds a collection of CwC news, resources, messages and other community-facing outputs produced as part of the response to the Rohingya emergency in Bangladesh. Agencies with resources they wish to share on the page are encouraged to contact cxbfeedback@bd.bbcmediaaction.org for inclusion in the collection.
News
ArticleYOUNG LIVES: understanding the interests, aspirations, frustrations, and conflict resolution of young people living near refugee camps in Cox’s Bazar.
BBC Media Action would like to share the following report – “YOUNG LIVES: understanding the interests, aspirations, frustrations, and conflict resolution of young people living near refugee camps in Cox’s Bazar.” Between November 2021 and January 2022, BBC Media Action …
ArticleLife and livelihood in a host community village of Cox’s Bazar
BBC Media Action would like to share the following report – “Life and livelihood in a host community village of Cox’s Bazar”. This report is based on the thematic explorative study where BBC Media Action looked at the host community’s livelihood situation, as well as…
ArticleUnderstanding maternal health-seeking behaviour of the host and Rohingya communities
This report is based on a thematic explorative study in which BBC Media Action examined the Rohingya and host community's attitudes, beliefs, and practices about maternal health, with an emphasis on antenatal care, safe birth, and maternal danger signs. In the study, first-time pregnant women,…
ArticleWhat prevents older people and those with disabilities in the Rohingya community from accessing information, participating in decision making and providing feedback?
This report is based on a thematic explorative study conducted by BBC Media Action on the barriers faced by older people and people with disabilities in relation to three highlighted dimensions of accountability: information provision, inclusion in decision-making, and feedback and complaint …
ArticleWhat Matters? Community feedback summaries for the Cox's Bazar response
The regular "What Matters?" bulletin aims to provide a snapshot of feedback received from Rohingya and host communities, to assist sectors to better plan and implement relief activities with communities’ needs and preferences in mind.
ArticleRohingya women's experiences and perspectives of birth and caring for newborns
Over half of births in Rohingya camps take place at home, with only the support of traditional birth attendants. While their presence might reduce the risk of stillbirth, birth attendants often lack the skills or equipment required for truly safe delivery. This report provides insights…
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