BDRCS continued providing the humanitarian lifesaving assistances and to the displaced Myanmar people (FDMN) with the support of IFRC and currently 11 Participating National Societies (PNSs). The COVID-19 pandemic, deepened by the effects of devastating monsoon flash flood, and has exacerbated the suffering and humanitarian needs of the camp and host communities.
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Bangladesh Red Crescent Society is delighted to share its Strategic Plan for the period 2021-2025 which outlines the mission, vision, and strategic goals. The process of formulating a new strategic plan at BDRCS has given us the opportunity to take stock on past success and failures, to determine our vision and future goals in light
Nowadays, heat waves are in rising trend and a large number of people are being exposed of the hazard as there is lack of knowledge of heat waves and its cascading effects. As a leading organization in managing the disaster risk, BDRCS is expanding its FbF/A arena to address the impacts of heat waves in
In collaboration with the Government, BDRCS as an ‘Auxiliary to the Government’ keeps continued its humanitarian assistances with the support of the IFRC, UNHCR, ICRC and other RCRC National Partners Societies (PNSs) in coordination with the RRRC, Civil Surgeon, other Government sectors and humanitarian agencies.
National Society Development (NSD) is one of the key focused and priority areas of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC), and it has been reflected in the IFRC Strategy 2030 and Agenda for Renewal. Accordingly, the IFRC in Bangladesh have prioritized the NSD support for Bangladesh Red Crescent Society (BDRCS),
A total of 4609 people provided with inpatients department services, pediatric, maternity, delivery outdoor patients and lab services psychosocial support, family planning and so on. Of these, 4162 people are from camp settlement and 447 of host community. PMO Health is planning to provide an orientation on ‘Fire Safety’ with ensuring fire safety equipment in
BDRCS, as an Auxiliary to the Government, keeps continued its humanitarian assistances with the support of the UNHCR, IFRC, ICRC and other RCRC National Societies in collaboration with the RRRC, Civil Surgeon, relevant UN agencies and other stakeholders. May 2021 was the month of cyclone YAAS associating with heavy rainfall. During this time all BDRCS’
885,881 Forcibly displaced Myanmar Nationals (FDMN) are living at temporary-made shanks in Cox’s Bazar. The figure includes 34,172 who reached before 31 August 2017. All displaced Myanmar people, including new arrivals, face compounding vulnerabilities, especially in health. BDRCS has been responding to this crisis since August 2017 implementing Population Movement Operation (PMO) with the support
BDRCS as an ‘Auxiliary to the Government’ keeps continued its humanitarian assistances with the support of the IFRC, UNHCR, ICRC and other RCRC National Partners Societies (PNSs) in collaboration with the RRRC, Civil Surgeon, other Government sectors and humanitarian agencies. In June, the operation was impeded due to imposed strict lockdown throughout the country and
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