This quarterly report provides a detailed overview of BDRCS’s accomplishments from September to December 2023. It particularly emphasizes the valuable contributions of the dedicated Red Crescent Youth (RCY) in humanitarian response efforts. The report highlights significant accomplishments of the Planning and Development department, Training department, and Disaster Climate and Risk Management (DCRM) department’s projects and
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In March 2024, Population Movement Operation (PMO) reached to a total of 126,182 individuals, including 91,370 from camp settlements and 34,812 from the local community with Healthcare (Clinical Service, Community-Based Health & First Aid-CBHFA and Mental Health & Psychosocial Support-MHPSS), Disaster & Climate Risk Management (DCRM), WASH, Livelihood, Education and Shelter etc. in Cox’s Bazar. Bangladesh Red Crescent
In other districts, Bangladesh Red Crescent Society (BDRCS) has already started its various activities by distributing drinking water and disseminating awareness messages through PSA/loudspeaker miking and leaflet distribution to reduce the sufferings of the pedestrians. The Red Crescent Youth (RCY) volunteers of BDRCS are actively engaged in these activities. Banners, festoon with awareness raising messages
Bangladesh Red Crescent Society (BDRCS) reached a total of 127,600 people comprising 100,217 from camp settlements and 27,383 from the local or host community through humanitarian assistance in February 2024 by implementing the Population Movement Operation (PMO) in Cox’s Bazar. The major humanitarian interventions are Health (including Clinical services, Community-Based Health & First Aid and
Community Engagement and Accountability (CEA) is a way of working that recognises and values all community members as equal partners, whose diverse needs, priorities, and preferences guide everything we do. We achieve this by integrating meaningful community participation, open and honest mmunication, and mechanisms to listen to and act on feedback, within our programmes and
Bangladesh Red Crescent Society (BDRCS) distributes around 24 categories of essential household items under Population Movement Operation (PMO) with the support from the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) through E-vouchers with a target of 6,442 households at Camp 11 in Cox’s Bazar. The non-food items distribution aims to ensure the provision
Bangladesh Red Crescent Society (BDRCS) reached a total of 125,171 people including 97,714 Camps and 27,457 host communities in January 2024 through implementing the Population Movement Operation (#PMO) in Cox’s Bazar. The major humanitarian interventions are Health (including Clinical services, CBHFA & MHPSS) DRM, WASH, Livelihood and Shelters etc. BDRCS has been ensuring Dignity, Access, Participation & Safety,
The 7th partnership meeting of Bangladesh Red Crescent Society (BDRCS) took place in Dhaka from September 19 – 20 under the slogan “Strengthening transformation for better humanitarian action”. The meeting aimed at reinforcing collaboration between BDRCS and Red Cross Red Crescent Movement Partners, as well as external stakeholders. The overall objective of the partnership meeting
In December 2023, there were many security incidents reported in camps and host communities. Target killings, armed conflict between rival groups, fire incidents, physical and sexual assault, illegal possession of weapons, and illegal drug dealing were the major incidents reported in the camps. Nationwide political movements such as strikes, and blockades continued but did not















