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These thematic bulletins summarise the main findings from Ground Truth Solutions (GTS) surveys conducted with Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh.

The Corona Kotha bulletins provide a summary of community perceptions, worries and concerns around Covid-19 in Bangladesh, to assist the health and humanitarian community to better plan and implement activities with communities’ needs and preferences in mind.

In the refugee camps in Ukhiya or Teknaf, you will hear the term majhi a lot; their appointed role is the sharing of official information, with some assuming a leadership role, too. Research by Translators without Borders shows, however, that the effectiveness of majhis as…

Knowing what terminology Rohingya refugees use to discuss COVID-19 is critical if responders are to understand and respond to the refugees’ questions and concerns. To assist humanitarians in minimizing confusion, Translators without Borders has developed Rohingya translations of terms used in …

The coastal district of Cox’s Bazar in the south-east region of Bangladesh prone to cyclones and other extreme weather events and is home to populations vulnerable to such events. The Rohingya refugee community are particularly vulnerable due to their shelter structure, lack of cyclone …

This report examines how language use affects Rohingya children’s educational experience in the camps around Cox’s Bazar in Bangladesh. The project was part of the common service and funded by UK Department for International Development and UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development …