BBC Media Action and Translators Without Borders are working together to collect and collate feedback from communities affected by the Rohingya crisis. 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.
You can download all previous bulletins here:
Year 2018:
- Issue 1 – February 28th – Bangla | English
- Issue 2 – March 21st – Bangla | English
- Issue 3 – April 18th – Bangla | English
- Issue 4 – May 16th – Bangla | English
- Issue 5 – June 4th – Bangla | English
- Issue 6 – June 26th – Bangla | English
- Issue 7 – July 11th – Bangla | English
- Issue 8 – August 1st – Bangla | English
- Issue 9 – August 15th – Bangla | English
- Issue 10 – September 5th – Bangla | English
- Issue 11 – September 19th – Bangla | English
- Issue 12 – October 3rd – Bangla | English
- Issue 13 (GBV Special) – October 17th – Bangla | English
- Issue 14 (Minority Community Special) – October 31st – Bangla | English
- Special Edition (Repatriation) – November 12th – Bangla | English
- Issue 15 – December 5th – Bangla | English
- Issue 16 (Winter Special) – December 17th – Bangla | English
Year 2019:
- Issue 18 – January 30th – Bangla | English
- Issue 17 – January 3rd – Bangla | EnglishIssue 19 – February 6th – Bangla | English
- Issue 20 – March 3rd – Bangla | English
- Issue 21 – March 13th – Bangla | English
- Issue 22 – March 20th – Bangla | English
- Issue 23 – April 17th – Bangla | English
- Issue 24 – June 19th – Bangla | English
- Issue 25 – July 4th – Bangla | English
- Issue 26 – July 31st – Bangla | English
- Issue 27 – August 14th – Bangla | English
- Special Edition (Repatriation) – August 21st – Bangla | English
- Issue 28 – September 18th (2-year anniversary special) – Bangla | English
- Issue 29 – October 10th (tensions in the host community) – Bangla | English
- Issue 30 – November 7th – Bangla | English
- Issue 31 – December 9th – Bangla | English
Year 2020:
- Issue 32 – January 13th – Bangla | English
- Issue 33 – March 20th – Bangla | English
- Issue 34 – March 25th – Bangla | English
- Issue 35 – April 8th – Bangla | English
- Issue 36 – April 23rd – Bangla | English
- Issue 37 – May 13th – Bangla | English
- Issue 38 – May 21st – Bangla | English
- Issue 39 – June 16th – Bangla | English
- Issue 40 – June 29th – Bangla | English
- Issue 41 – July 27th – Bangla | English
- Issue 42 – August 17th – Bangla | English
- Issue 43 – September 9th – Bangla | English
- Issue 44 – September 17th – Bangla | English
- Issue 45 – October 14th – Bangla । English
- Issue 46 – November 12th – Bangla । English
- Issue 47 – December 2nd – Bangla । English
Year 2021:
- Issue 48 – January 20th – Bangla । English
- Issue 49 – February 28th – Bangla । English
- Issue 50 – March 31st – Bangla । English
- Special edition (Post-fire situation) – April 7th – Bangla । English
- Issue 51 – May 18th – Bangla । English
- Issue 52 – June 22nd – Bangla । English
- Issue 53 – July 25th – Bangla । English
- Issue 54 – August 12th – Bangla । English
- Issue 55 – September 21st – Bangla । English
- Issue 56 – October 26th – Bangla । English
- Issue 57 – November 30th – Bangla । English
Year 2022:
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Any agency with inputs for future bulletins, or who is willing to share their own (anonymised) community feedback data-sets for analysis and collation, can contact the team working on the project by emailing info@cxbfeedback.org
This work is currently being delivered in partnership with the International Rescue Committee with funding from the United States Government and in partnership with ACF with funding from EU humanitarian aid.
Bulletins up to March 2020 were produced by BBC Media Action and Translators without Borders in partnership with ACF and UNOPS and were funded by EU humanitarian aid and the UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office.
Bulletins up to March 2019 were produced by BBC Media Action, Internews and Translators without Borders, in partnership with IOM and were funded by EU humanitarian aid and the UK Department for International Development.