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CAMP PROFILES August, 2019 ROHINGYA REFUGEE RESPONSE
Camp profile focused for the effective and efficient coordi-nation at camp level; continuity of service monitoring as per the minimum or sectors’ standard; care and mainte-nance of the service provisions; and immediate future planning for bridging the gaps.
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BANGLADESH
ROHINGYA REFUGEE RESPONSE - BANGLADESH
Camp profile indexAugust 2019
Camp 3
Camp 1E
Camp 1W
Camp 2E
Camp 2W
Camp 7
Camp 4
Camp 4 Extension
Camp 5
Camp 6
Camp 27
Camp 17
Camp 21
Camp 26
Nayapara RC
Kutupalong RC
Camp name SMS agency
ACTED
BRAC
ACTED
DRC
DRC
BRAC
ACTED
ACTED
DRC
DRC
ADRA
ACTED
ADRA
ADRA
ADRA
BRAC
Page no.
13-15
1-3
4-6
7-9
10-12
28-30
16-18
19-21
22-24
25-27
40-42
31-33
34-36
37-39
46-48
43-45
Index of camp profiles
ROHINGYA REFUGEE RESPONSE - BANGLADESH
Camp profile: Camp 1E August 2019
21.2165; 92.1556Refugees (HHs) with specific needs (Source: RRRC/UNHCR)
No. of partners’ presence by sector (28)
Kutupalong RC
Camp 1 E
Camp 1 W
Camp 2 WCamp 3Camp 4
Camp 5Camp 6 Camp 7
Camp 2 E
Camp 17
Camp 20
Camp 19
Camp 18Camp 10
Camp 9
Camp 8 ECamp 8 W
Camp 13Camp 12
Camp 11
Camp 4Ext
Camp 20Ext
Camp Profile focused on the e�ective & e�cient rolling out coordination and good governance at camp level, continuity and measuring of services & its minimum standard as being agreed by the respective sectors.The data used in the camp profile have been extracted from secondary and tertiary sources such as ISCG/Sector/WGs, UN Agencies, SMS Agencies and regular or periodic assessment and subject to change.
1 km
(Source: Sector/Sub-sector 4Ws, BRAC)
60+
18-59
12-17
5-11
1-4
<1677
2,837
4,331
2,699
818
747
9,476
3,018
4,555
2,800
712
Male (19,700)Female (20,838)
7,868
Refugees (individuals) by age and gender breakdown (Source: RRRC/UNHCR)
Site Management (SM) (Source: UNHCR/BRAC)
Protection (Source: Protection Sector/BRAC)
Camp centroid GPS point
Presence of service monitoring agency
Safety Unit Volunteer (SUVs) functioning
Camp coordination meeting
Emergency response coordination meeting
Feedback / complaint mechanism functioning
No. of refugees committees
No. of partners reached by CCCM trainings
No. of child friendly spaces
No. of health facility with GBV CM/PSS
No. of integrated community centres
No. of children benefitting from PSS activities 2,115No. of individuals benefitting from life skills and
resilience programming
413
1
No. of counselling centres
13
0
No. of safe space for women and girls (SSWG) 3
No. of mental health service centres (MHSC) 1
0
No. of women led community centre (WLCC)
2
WASH
Site Management
Environment
Assessment
BRAC, HI, SCI, RI, CODEC, BITA, IRC
Child Protection
Education
GBV
Health
Nutrition
Protection
Shelter/NFIs
RTMI, CARE/COAST, RI, TAI, IRC, MUKTI
BRAC, BDRCS
BRAC
IUCN
HELVETAS/REACH, NPM/IOM
Food Security BRAC, CODEC
BRAC, ACF, TdH
TAI, HI, CBM/CDD
CODEC, NRC, SCI, SCI/YPSA, BRAC, Plan, DAM, COAST, RISDA, COTE, MUKTI, CIB
TdH, BRAC, MI/GK BRAC, RTMI, HI, GK
CwC ACF, BRAC, SCI, TAI, BITA
Families with specific needs
Single female parent
Families with older person at risk
Families with people with serious medical condition
556Families with a person with disability
Families with older person at risk with children
Families with separated children
Single male parents with infants
Families with unaccompanied children
489
461
326
175
57
45
2,950
1,162
633,583 sq.mCamp area
Population density(sq.m per person)
Total households
Total individuals
Camp in Charge
SMS Agency
21,664
BRAC
14
2Fire points 60Information points 3Distribution centers (all type) 8
Police posts 0
Refugees (individuals) relocated from the camp
Children under 17 yrs.
41
Mr. Md. Atiqul [email protected]
+880 18 4746 6801
Elephant watch towers
9,33340,538
RRRC
Helen Colon Omana
+880 18 4453 0164
55%Children
3%elderly
48%Male
52%Female
Bi-weekly
YesYes
Yes
Weekly
319
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B A N G L A D E S H
MY
AN
MA
R
Cox’s Bazar
Next update: October 2019 Sources: UNHCR, ISCG/4Ws, RRRC/UNHCR/Family Counting, REACH, WFP, BRAC Feedback: [email protected] Note: TBC (To Be Confirmed) Cumulative data as of August 2019 unless specified
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The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply o�cial endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations.
ROHINGYA REFUGEE RESPONSE - BANGLADESH
Camp profile: Camp 1E
Next update: October 2019 Sources: UNHCR, ISCG/4Ws, RRRC/UNHCR/Family Counting, REACH, WFP, BRAC Feedback: [email protected]
Less than 50%/minimum standard 50-80%/minimum standard >80%/minimum standard reached
August 2019
WASH (Source: UNHCR)
No. of water points
No. of functional water points
Health (Source: BRAC)
Education (Source: Education Sector, BRAC)
272
No. of teachers’ received foundationalteaching and content
387
6
No. of street lights installed
Bridge (including bamboo/culvert) construction (m.)
Retaining wall construction (running m.)
Footpath/Pathway construction (running m.)
Drainage construction (running m.)
Stair construction (running m.)
205
2,24715,235
1,5192,970
52
No. of latrines
No. of functional latrines (chambers)
15,291
No. of functioning street lights 186
No. of learning facilities established
No. of health facilities
8,982
Food Security (Source: WFP)
No. of HHs receivedgeneral food distribution/e-vouchers
Shelter/Site Infrastructure/NFI (Source: Shelter Sector, UNHCR, BRAC)
No. of HHs received partial shelter kits
% of children aged 3-5 enrolled in learning spaces
Nutrition (Source: Nutrition Sector, BRAC)
No. of nutritional facilities
% of children aged 6-14 enrolled in learning spaces
No. of HHs received pre-monsoon kits
31
37
6
Site management service monitoring
% of children aged 15-17 enrolled in learning spaces
3
No. of outpatients for medical consultationsfrom the existing total health facility
No. of children treated with severe acutemalnutrition
No. of Community Health Workers (CHWs) 63
Note: TBC (To Be Confirmed)
Cumulative data as of August 2019 unless specified
Site Management
Sector Indicator Sector standard
No. of persons per water point
No. of persons per latrine
250
20
No. of persons per health facility 6,000
% of children access to teaching & learning centre
100%
% of persons reached by community-ledmessaging on key protection risks
100%
Usable area per person (sq.m) 20
50
20
4,504
155%
100%
Presence of camp manager/administrator Yes/No Yes
98%
16
June, 2019achievement
August, 2019achievement
WASH
Health
Education
Protection
Food Security % of HHs received general food distribution/e-vouchers
Shelter
50
20
6,756
67%
181%
Yes
96%
16
No. of HHs received LPG assistance (Stove+Cylinder)
152%
807
564
2,916
9,3716,523
1,980
1,480
No. of HHs received portable light 8,823
Beneficiaries presented are estimated and may vary among camps due to change in zone system to camp boundaries during 2018. All infrastructure reported are cumulative from previous year and beneficiaries reached for services are from January-August, 2019.
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ROHINGYA REFUGEE RESPONSE - BANGLADESHReference map - Camp 1E
as of 31 August 2019
Printing date: 31 August 2019 Sources: UNHCR, IOM, RRRC, REACH, ISCG Author: UNHCR - Sub-Office Cox's Bazar Feedback: [email protected]
Camp 3
Camp 1W
Camp 2W
Camp 1E
C02W_B
C01W_A
C02W_A
C03_D
C03_B
C01W_G
C01E_A
C01E_E
C02W_D
C01E_F
C01E_B
C01W_C
C01W_B
C02W_C
C03_E
C01W_D
C01W_E
C01W_F
C01E_C
C01E_D
C01E_G
Source: Esri, DigitalGlobe, GeoEye, Earthstar Geographics, CNES/Airbus DS, USDA, USGS, AeroGRID,IGN, and the GIS User Community
The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations.The information presented in this map is from various sources indicated below and not verified. It is subject to further change.Drone image from IOM as of January 2019, Population data from Family counting as of 31 August 2019 (RRRC/UNHCR).
100Meters
LegendCiC OfficePolice Post/StationDistribution pointContainerWarehouseNutrition CenterInformation Point/HubLearning CenterWomen and girls Friendly SpaceFire stationsFire pointsCommunity CenterChild Friendly SpaceMosqueHafezkhana/Madrasah/MaktabTemplePrimary Health FacilitySecondary/Tertiary Health FacilityCommunity Clinic (MOH)Health PostOther Health FacilityBridgeBlock boundaryMain road/HighwayPrimary/Secondary roadFootpathCamp boundary
SMS Agency: BRACFamilies: 9,333Individuals: 40,538
India
Bangladesh
Nepal
Myanmar
India
Camp 16
Camp 2E
Camp 7
Camp 15
Kutupalong RC
Camp 9Camp
10Camp 18
Camp 8W
Camp 3
Camp 5
Camp 19
Camp 1W
Camp6
Camp 14
Camp 2W
Camp 11
Camp12
Camp 1E
Camp 13
Camp 17
Camp20
Camp 8E
Camp 4Extension
Camp 4
Camp 20Extension
Kutupalong site
ROHINGYA REFUGEE RESPONSE - BANGLADESH
Camp profile: Camp 1W August 2019
21.2134; 92.1523Refugees (HHs) with specific needs (Source: RRRC/UNHCR)
60+
18-59
12-17
5-11
1-4
<1764
2,974
4,451
2,694
867
756
9,687
2,980
4,542
2,800
7,791
755
Male (19,624)Female (21,437)
Refugees (individuals) by age and gender breakdown (Source: RRRC/UNHCR)
55%Children
3%elderly
48%Male
52%Female
Camp centroid GPS point
Presence of service monitoring agency
Safety Unit Volunteer (SUVs) functioning
Camp coordination meeting
Emergency response coordination meeting
Feedback / complaint mechanism functioning
No. of refugees committees
No. of partners reached by CCCM trainings
Site Management (SM) (Source: UNHCR/ACTED)
Protection (Source: Protection Sector, UNHCR/BRAC)
No. of child friendly spaces
No. of health facility with GBV CM/PSS
No. of integrated community centres
No. of children benefitting from PSS activities 1,932No. of individuals benefitting from life skills and
resilience programming
988
1
No. of counselling centres
11
4
No. of safe space for women and girls (SSWG) 0
No. of mental health service centres (MHSC) 4
0
No. of women led community centre (WLCC)
6
Families with specific needs
Single female parent
Families with older person at risk
Families with people with serious medical condition
450
Families with a person with disability
Families with older person at risk with children
Families with separated children
Single male parents with infants
Families with unaccompanied children
447
404
215
168
66
32
2,777
1,272
WASH
Site Management
Environment
Assessment
RI, BRAC, HI, SCI, CODEC, BITA, IRC
Child Protection
Education
GBV
Health
Nutrition
Protection
Shelter/NFIs
CODEC, NRC, SCI, BRAC, Plan, MUKTI, COAST, COTE
TAI, CARE/COAST, MUKTI, RI, RTMI, DCA, CPI, IRC
GK, HI, RTMI, CPI, HAEFA
TDH, ACF, BRAC
TAI, HI
BRAC, CARITAS, BDRCS
BRAC, ACF
HELVETAS/ACTED
IUCN, CNRS
HELVETAS/REACH, NPM/IOM
Food Security BRAC, CODEC
No. of partners’ presence by sector (28)
CwC BRAC, SCI, TAI
(Source: Sector/Sub-sector 4Ws, ACTED)
Camp area
Population density(sq.m per person)
Total households
Total individuals
Camp in Charge
SMS Agency
21,961
ACTED
10
10Fire points 60Information points 0Distribution centers (all type) 1
0Refugees (individuals) relocated from the camp
Children under 17 yrs.
62
Mr. Md. Atiqul [email protected]
+880 18 4746 6801
Madeline Green Armytage
+880 18 3207 5570
Elephant watch towers
9,477
41,061
RRRC
534,394 sq.m
Police posts
Monthly
YesYes
Yes
Ad-hoc
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B A N G L A D E S H
MY
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R
Cox’s Bazar
1 km
Kutupalong RC
Camp 1 E
Camp 1 W
Camp 2 WCamp 3Camp 4
Camp 5Camp 6 Camp 7
Camp 2 E
Camp 17
Camp 20
Camp 19
Camp 18Camp 10
Camp 9
Camp 8 ECamp 8 W
Camp 13Camp 12
Camp 11
Camp 4Ext
Camp 20Ext
Next update: October 2019 Sources: UNHCR, ISCG/4Ws, RRRC/UNHCR/Family Counting, REACH, WFP, ACTED Feedback: [email protected] Note: TBC (To Be Confirmed) Cumulative data as of August 2019 unless specified
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Camp Profile focused on the e�ective & e�cient rolling out coordination and good governance at camp level, continuity and measuring of services & its minimum standard as being agreed by the respective sectors.The data used in the camp profile have been extracted from secondary and tertiary sources such as ISCG/Sector/WGs, UN Agencies, SMS Agencies and regular or periodic assessment and subject to change.
The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply o�cial endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations.
ROHINGYA REFUGEE RESPONSE - BANGLADESH
Camp profile: Camp 1W
Less than 50%/minimum standard 50-80%/minimum standard >80%/minimum standard reached
Note: TBC (To Be Confirmed)
Cumulative data as of August 2019 unless specified
143%
August 2019
No. of water points
No. of functional water points
495
No. of teachers’ received foundationalteaching and content
332
4
No. of street lights installed
Bridge (including bamboo/culvert) construction (m.)
Retaining wall construction (running m.)
Footpath/Pathway construction (running m.)
Drainage construction (running m.)
Stair construction (running m.)
369
4,39914,9141,5577,360
250
No. of latrines
No. of functional latrines (chambers)
10,449
WASH (Source: UNHCR)
Health (Source: ACTED)
Education (Source: Education Sector, ACTED)
No. of functional street lights 317
No. of learning facilities established
No. of health facilities
8,442No. of HHs receivedgeneral food distribution/e-vouchers
No. of HHs received partial shelter kits
% of children aged 3-5 enrolled in learning spaces
No. of nutritional facilities
% of children aged 6-14 enrolled in learning spaces
No. of HHs received tie-down kits
17
27
2
Site management service monitoring
% of children aged 15-17 enrolled in learning spaces
1
No. of outpatients for medical consultationsfrom the existing total health facility
No. of children treated with severe acutemalnutrition
No. of Community Health Workers (CHWs) 80
Shelter/Site Infrastructure/NFI (Source: Shelter Sector, UNHCR, ACTED)
Nutrition (Source: Nutrition Sector, ACTED)
Food Security (Source: WFP)
Site Management
Sector Indicator Sector standard
No. of persons per water point
No. of persons per latrine
250
20
No. of persons per health facility 6,000
% of children access to teaching & learning centre
100%
100%
Usable area per person (sq.m) 20
58
27
13,687
41%
129%
100%
Presence of camp manager/administrator Yes/No Yes
80%
13
WASH
Health
Education
Protection
Food Security % of HHs received general food distribution/e-vouchers
Shelter
58
27
20,531
41%
Yes
80%
13
June, 2019achievement
August, 2019achievement
No. of HHs received LPG assistance (Stove+Cylinder)
% of persons reached by community-ledmessaging on key protection risks
703
492
3,055
6,637
1,496
1,099
No. of HHs received portable light
9,416
8,862
123
Next update: October 2019 Sources: UNHCR, ISCG/4Ws, RRRC/UNHCR/Family Counting, REACH, WFP, ACTED Feedback: [email protected] P-5
Beneficiaries presented are estimated and may vary among camps due to change in zone system to camp boundaries during 2018. All infrastructure reported are cumulative from previous year and beneficiaries reached for services are from January-August, 2019.
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ROHINGYA REFUGEE RESPONSE - BANGLADESHReference map - Camp 1W
as of 31 August 2019
Printing date: 31 August 2019 Sources: UNHCR, IOM, RRRC, REACH, ISCG Author: UNHCR - Sub-Office Cox's Bazar Feedback: [email protected]
Camp 3
Camp 1W
Camp 6
Camp 2W
Camp 1E
C01E_E
C05_A
C01E_F
C06_A
C03_C
C03_F
C01E_GC01W_G
C01E_A
C01W_A
C02W_D
C03_A
C01E_B
C01W_C
C01W_B
C02W_C
C03_E
C03_G
C03_D
C03_B
C01W_D
C01W_E
C01W_F
C01E_C
C01E_D
The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations.The information presented in this map is from various sources indicated below and not verified. It is subject to further change.Drone image from IOM as of January 2019, Population data from Family counting as of 31 August 2019 (RRRC/UNHCR).
Camp 16
Camp 2E
Camp 7
Camp 15
Kutupalong RC
Camp 9Camp
10Camp 18
Camp 8W
Camp 3
Camp 5
Camp 19
Camp 1W
Camp6
Camp 14
Camp 2W
Camp 11
Camp12
Camp 1E
Camp 13
Camp 17
Camp20
Camp 8E
Camp 4Extension
Camp 4
Camp 20Extension
100Meters
LegendCiC OfficePolice Post/StationDistribution pointContainerWarehouseNutrition CenterInformation Point/HubLearning CenterWomen and girls Friendly SpaceFire stationsFire pointsCommunity CenterChild Friendly SpaceMosqueHafezkhana/Madrasah/MaktabTemplePrimary Health FacilitySecondary/Tertiary Health FacilityCommunity Clinic (MOH)Health PostOther Health FacilityBridgeBlock boundaryMain road/HighwayPrimary/Secondary roadFootpathCamp boundary
SMS Agency: ACTEDFamilies: 9,477Individuals: 41,061
Kutupalong siteIndia
Bangladesh
Nepal
Myanmar
India
ROHINGYA REFUGEE RESPONSE - BANGLADESH
Camp profile: Camp 2E August 2019
1 km
Kutupalong RC
Camp 1 E
Camp 1 W
Camp 2 WCamp 3Camp 4
Camp 5Camp 6 Camp 7
Camp 2 E
Camp 17
Camp 20
Camp 19
Camp 18Camp 10
Camp 9
Camp 8 ECamp 8 W
Camp 13Camp 12
Camp 11
Camp 4Ext
Camp 20Ext
Camp Profile focused on the e�ective & e�cient rolling out coordination and good governance at camp level, continuity and measuring of services & its minimum standard as being agreed by the respective sectors.The data used in the camp profile have been extracted from secondary and tertiary sources such as ISCG/Sector/WGs, UN Agencies, SMS Agencies and regular or periodic assessment and subject to change.
Camp centroid GPS point
Presence of service monitoring agency
Safety Unit Volunteer (SUVs) functioning
Camp coordination meeting
Emergency response coordination meeting
Feedback / complaint mechanism functioning
No. of refugees committees
No. of partners reached by CCCM trainings
Site Management (SM) (Source: UNHCR/DRC)
Protection (Source: Protection Sector, DRC)
21.2066; 92.1644
BRAC, MUKTI, TAI, RI
No. of partners’ presence by sector (15)
Refugees (individuals) by age and gender breakdown (Source: RRRC/UNHCR)
Refugees (HHs) with specific needs (Source: RRRC/UNHCR)
The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply o�cial endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations.
(Source: Sector/Sub-sector 4Ws, DRC)
WASH
Site Management
Assessment
CODEC, BRAC, BITA, DRC Child Protection
Education
GBV
Health
Nutrition
Protection
Shelter/NFIs
CODEC, NRC, SCI, BRAC
BRAC
BRAC, ACF
DRC, TAI
DRC, BDRCS
ACF
DRC (SMS)
HELVETAS/REACH, NPM/IOM, ACF, SHED/IOM
Families with specific needs
Single female parent
Families with older person at risk
Families with people with serious medical condition 307
Families with a person with disability
Families with older person at risk with children
Families with separated children
Single male parents with infants
Families with unaccompanied children
264
253
207
160
54
53
2,275
1,221
60+
18-59
12-17
5-11
1-4
<1558
2,334
3,358
1,815
519
530
7,283
2,368
3,627
1,861
5,470
445
Male (14,301)Female (15,867)
Food Security BRAC, CODEC
Environment IUCN
55%Children
3%elderly
48%Male
52%Female
ACF, BRAC, TAI, AFF/BBC MA
Camp area
Population density(sq.m per person)
Total households
Total individuals
Camp in Charge
SMS Agency
16,451
DRC
11
0Fire points 216Information points 2Distribution centers (all type) 2
0Refugees (individuals) relocated from the camp
Children under 17 yrs.
7
Md. Khalilur Rahman Khan
+880 18 1935 9953
Fazlur Rahman
+880 18 6871 0443
Elephant watch towers
7,299
30,168
RRRC
390,853 sq.m
Police posts
Bi-weekly
YesYes
Yes
Bi-weekly
6
17
I N D I A
I N D I A
B A N G L A D E S H
MY
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Cox’s Bazar
Next update: October 2019 Sources: UNHCR, ISCG/4Ws, RRRC/UNHCR/Family Counting, REACH, WFP, DRC Feedback: [email protected] Note: TBC (To Be Confirmed) Cumulative data as of August 2019 unless specified
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No. of child friendly spaces
No. of health facility with GBV CM/PSS
No. of integrated community centres
No. of children benefitting from PSS activities 947No. of individuals benefitting from life skills and
resilience programming
293
1
No. of counselling centres
3
0
No. of safe space for women and girls (SSWG) 1
No. of mental health service centres (MHSC) 0
0
No. of women led community centre (WLCC)
2
CwC
ROHINGYA REFUGEE RESPONSE - BANGLADESH
Camp profile: Camp 2E
Next update: October 2019 Sources: UNHCR, ISCG/4Ws, RRRC/UNHCR/Family Counting, REACH, WFP, DRC Feedback: [email protected]
Less than 50%/minimum standard 50-80%/minimum standard >80%/minimum standard reached
August 2019
No. of water points
No. of functional water points
50
No. of teachers’ received foundationalteaching and content
100
5
No. of street lights installed
Bridge (including bamboo/culvert) construction (m.)
Retaining wall construction (running m.)
Footpath/Pathway construction (running m.)
Drainage construction (running m.)
Stair construction (running m.)
74
1,9033,0581,620
19815
No. of latrines
No. of functional latrines
1,200
WASH (Source: UNHCR)
Health (Source: DRC)
Education (Source: Education Sector, DRC)
No. of functional street lights 42
No. of learning facilities established
No. of health facilities
6,038No. of HHs receivedgeneral food distribution/e-vouchers
No. of HHs received partial shelter kits
% of children aged 3-5 enrolled in learning spaces
No. of nutritional facilities
% of children aged 6-14 enrolled in learning spaces
No. of HHs received tie-down kits
12
21
1
Site management service monitoring
% of children aged 15-17 enrolled in learning spaces
0
No. of outpatients for medical consultationsfrom the existing total health facility
No. of children treated with severe acutemalnutrition
No. of Community Health Workers (CHWs) 51
Nutrition (Source: Nutrition Sector)
Food Security (Source: WFP)
Site Management
Sector Indicator Sector standard
No. of persons per water point
No. of persons per latrine
250
20
No. of persons per health facility 6,000
% of children access to teaching & learning centre
100%
100%
Usable area per person (sq.m) 20
65
34
30,168
31%
39%
100%
Presence of camp manager/administrator Yes/No Yes
85%
13
WASH
Health
Education
Protection
Food Security % of HHs received general food distribution/e-vouchers
Shelter
65
34
30,168
31%
Yes
83%
13
June, 2019achievement
August, 2019 achievement
No. of HHs received LPG assistance (Stove+Cylinder)
% of persons reached by community-ledmessaging on key protection risks
71%
C01E_D
462
352
574
10,0117,252
889
788
No. of HHs received portable light 9,349
Shelter/Site Infrastructure/NFI (Source: Shelter Sector, UNHCR, DRC)
241
Note: TBC (To Be Confirmed)
Cumulative data as of August 2019 unless specifiedP-8
Beneficiaries presented are estimated and may vary among camps due to change in zone system to camp boundaries during 2018. All infrastructure reported are cumulative from previous year and beneficiaries reached for services are from January-August, 2019.
ROHINGYA REFUGEE RESPONSE - BANGLADESHReference map - Camp 2E
as of 31 August 2019
Printing date: 31 August 2019 Sources: UNHCR, IOM, RRRC, REACH, ISCG Author: UNHCR - Sub-Office Cox's Bazar Feedback: [email protected]
Camp 2E
Camp 7
Kutupalong RC
Camp 6
Camp 2W
Camp 1E
C07_D
C07_G
C02W_C
C06_D
C06_B
C07_A
C07_E
C02E_C
C02W_B
C01E_E
C07_B
C02E_D
C07_C
C01E_F
C02W_A
C02E_E
C02E_A
C02E_B
C07_F
C01E_G
The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations.The information presented in this map is from various sources indicated below and not verified. It is subject to further change.Drone image from IOM as of January 2019, Population data from Family counting as of 31 August 2019 (RRRC/UNHCR).
100Meters
LegendCiC OfficePolice Post/StationDistribution pointContainerWarehouseNutrition CenterInformation Point/HubLearning CenterWomen and girls Friendly SpaceFire stationsFire pointsCommunity CenterChild Friendly SpaceMosqueHafezkhana/Madrasah/MaktabTemplePrimary Health FacilitySecondary/Tertiary Health FacilityCommunity Clinic (MOH)Health PostOther Health FacilityBridgeBlock boundaryMain road/HighwayPrimary/Secondary roadFootpathCamp boundary
SMS Agency: DRCFamilies: 7,299Individuals: 30,168
India
Bangladesh
Nepal
Myanmar
India
Camp 16
Camp 2E
Camp 7
Camp 15
Kutupalong RC
Camp 9Camp
10Camp 18
Camp 8W
Camp 3
Camp 5
Camp 19
Camp 1W
Camp6
Camp 14
Camp 2W
Camp 11
Camp12
Camp 1E
Camp 13
Camp 17
Camp20
Camp 8E
Camp 4Extension
Camp 4
Camp 20Extension
Kutupalong site
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ROHINGYA REFUGEE RESPONSE - BANGLADESH
Camp profile: Camp 2W August 2019
21.2189; 92.1583
No. of partners’ presence by sector (22)
Refugees (individuals) by age and gender breakdown (Source: RRRC/UNHCR)
Refugees (HHs) with specific needs (Source: RRRC/UNHCR)
1 km
Kutupalong RC
Camp 1 E
Camp 1 W
Camp 2 WCamp 3Camp 4
Camp 5Camp 6 Camp 7
Camp 2 E
Camp 17
Camp 20
Camp 19
Camp 18Camp 10
Camp 9
Camp 8 ECamp 8 W
Camp 13Camp 12
Camp 11
Camp 4Ext
Camp 20Ext
No. of child friendly spaces
No. of health facility with GBV CM/PSS
Camp centroid GPS point
Presence of service monitoring agency
Safety Unit Volunteer (SUVs) functioning
No. of integrated community centres
No. of children benefitting from PSS activities 312No. of individuals benefitting from life skills and
resilience programming
95
2
Camp coordination meeting
Emergency response coordination meeting
Feedback / complaint mechanism functioning
No. of refugees committees
No. of counselling centres
No. of partners reached by CCCM trainings
Site Management (SM) (Source: UNHCR/DRC)
Protection (Source: Protection Sector, DRC)
4
1
No. of safe space for women and girls (SSWG) 1
No. of mental health service centres (MHSC) 1
1
WASH
Site Management
Assessment
CODEC, BRAC, BITA, IRC, DRC
Child Protection
Education
GBV
Health
Nutrition
Protection
Shelter/NFIs
CODEC, NRC, SCI, MUKTI, COAST, COTE
BRAC, TAI, MUKTI, IRC, RI
GK, RTMI, IRC
ACF, BRAC
DRC, TAI
DRC, BDRCS
ACF, SHED
DRC (SMS)
HELVETAS/REACH, NPM/IOM, SHED/IOM,ACF
Families with specific needs
Single female parent
Families with older person at risk
Families with people with serious medical condition
288Families with a person with disability
Families with older person at risk with children
Families with separated children
Single male parents with infants
Families with unaccompanied children
266
240
115
109
59
17
1,755
812
60+
18-59
12-17
5-11
1-4
<1430
1,928
2,939
1,638
496
440
6,143
2,028
3,174
1,619
4,822
391
Male (12,474)Female (13,574)
Food Security BRAC, GUK, MUKTI, CODEC
No. of women led community centre (WLCC)
Environment IUCN, CNRS
55%Children
3%elderly
48%Male
52%Female
CwC BRAC, TAI, BBC MA
(Source: Sector/Sub-sector 4Ws, DRC)
Camp area
Population density(sq.m per person)
Total households
Total individuals
14,196
10
0Fire points 218Information points 2Distribution centers (all type) 7
0Refugees (individuals) relocated from the camp
Children under 17 yrs.
216
Elephant watch towers
5,979
26,048
391,861 sq.m
Camp in Charge
SMS Agency DRC
Md. Khalilur Rahman Khan
+880 18 1935 9953
Md. Salahuddin
+880 17 2215 2417
RRRC
Police posts
Fortnightly
YesYes
Yes
N/A
323
1
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I N D I A
B A N G L A D E S H
MY
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R
Cox’s Bazar
Next update: October 2019 Sources: UNHCR, ISCG/4Ws, RRRC/UNHCR/Family Counting, REACH, WFP, DRC Feedback: [email protected] Note: TBC (To Be Confirmed) Cumulative data as of August 2019 unless specified
P-10
Camp Profile focused on the e�ective & e�cient rolling out coordination and good governance at camp level, continuity and measuring of services & its minimum standard as being agreed by the respective sectors.The data used in the camp profile have been extracted from secondary and tertiary sources such as ISCG/Sector/WGs, UN Agencies, SMS Agencies and regular or periodic assessment and subject to change.
The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply o�cial endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations.
ROHINGYA REFUGEE RESPONSE - BANGLADESH
Camp profile: Camp 2W
Next update: October 2019 Sources: UNHCR, ISCG/4Ws, RRRC/UNHCR/Family Counting, REACH, WFP, DRC Feedback: [email protected]
Note: TBC (To Be Confirmed)
Cumulative data as of August 2019 unless specified
Less than 50%/minimum standard 50-80%/minimum standard >80%/minimum standard reached
August 2019
No. of water points
No. of functional water points
98
No. of teachers’ received foundationalteaching and content
102
2
No. of street lights installed
Bridge (including bamboo/culvert) construction (m.)
Retaining wall construction (running m.)
Road construction (Footpath/Pathway) (m.)
Drainage construction (m.)
Stair construction (m.)
283
2,2465,3231,519766
58
No. of latrines
No. of functional latrines (chambers)
19,949
WASH (Source: UNHCR)
Health (Source: DRC)
Education (Source: Education Sector, DRC)
No. of functional street lights 266
No. of learning facilities established
No. of health facilities
5,866No. of HHs receivedgeneral food distribution/e-vouchers
No. of HHs received partial shelter kits
% of children aged 3-5 enrolled in learning spaces
No. of nutritional facilities
% of children aged 6-14 enrolled in learning spaces
No. of HHs received tie-down kits
10
39
6
Site management service monitoring
% of children aged 15-17 enrolled in learning spaces
1
No. of outpatients for medical consultationsfrom the existing total health facility
No. of children treated with severe acutemalnutrition
No. of Community Health Workers (CHWs) 25
Shelter/Site Infrastructure/NFI (Source: Shelter Sector, UNHCR, DRC)
Nutrition (Source: Nutrition Sector)
Food Security (Source: WFP)
Site Management
Sector Indicator Sector standard
No. of persons per water point
No. of persons per latrine
250
20
No. of persons per health facility 6,000
% of children access to teaching & learning centre
100%
100%
Usable area per person (sq.m) 20
63
28
3,721
46%
56%
100%
Presence of camp manager/administrator Yes/No Yes
96%
15
WASH
Health
Education
Protection
Food Security % of HHs received general food distribution/e-vouchers
Shelter
63
28
4,341
46%
Yes
98%
15
June,2019achievement
August,2019achievement
No. of HHs received LPG assistance (Stove+Cylinder)
% of persons reached by community-ledmessaging on key protection risks
147%
414
299
282
5,3485,970
942
795
No. of HHs received portable light 4,985
Beneficiaries presented are estimated and may vary among camps due to change in zone system to camp boundaries during 2018. All infrastructure reported are cumulative from previous year and beneficiaries reached for services are from January-August, 2019.
C01W_B
56
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ROHINGYA REFUGEE RESPONSE - BANGLADESHReference map - Camp 2W
as of 31 August 2019
Printing date: 31 August 2019 Sources: UNHCR, IOM, RRRC, REACH, ISCG Author: UNHCR - Sub-Office Cox's Bazar Feedback: [email protected]
Camp 2E
Camp 7
Kutupalong RC
Camp 3
Camp 5
Camp 1W
Camp 6
Camp 2W
Camp 1E
C02E_C
C07_D
C05_A
C01E_B
C03_G
C01W_D
C08E_E
C08W_E
C05_D
C01W_G
C06_C
C02W_B
C01E_E
C02W_D
C07_G
C02E_D
C07_C
C01E_FC01W_C
C02W_C
C02W_A
C02E_E
C06_A
C06_D
C01W_E
C01W_F
C06_B
C05_C
C07_E
C07_F
C01E_C
C01E_D
C01E_G
The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations.The information presented in this map is from various sources indicated below and not verified. It is subject to further change.Drone image from IOM as of January 2019, Population data from Family counting as of 31 August 2019 (RRRC/UNHCR).
Camp 16
Camp 2E
Camp 7
Camp 15
Kutupalong RC
Camp 9Camp
10Camp 18
Camp 8W
Camp 3
Camp 5
Camp 19
Camp 1W
Camp6
Camp 14
Camp 2W
Camp 11
Camp12
Camp 1E
Camp 13
Camp 17
Camp20
Camp 8E
Camp 4Extension
Camp 4
Camp 20Extension
100Meters
LegendCiC OfficePolice Post/StationDistribution pointContainerWarehouseNutrition CenterInformation Point/HubLearning CenterWomen and girls Friendly SpaceFire stationsFire pointsCommunity CenterChild Friendly SpaceMosqueHafezkhana/Madrasah/MaktabTemplePrimary Health FacilitySecondary/Tertiary Health FacilityCommunity Clinic (MOH)Health PostOther Health FacilityBridgeBlock boundaryMain road/HighwayPrimary/Secondary roadFootpathCamp boundary
SMS Agency: DRCFamilies: 5,979Individuals: 26,048
Kutupalong siteIndia
Bangladesh
Nepal
Myanmar
India
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ROHINGYA REFUGEE RESPONSE - BANGLADESH
Camp profile: Camp 3 August 2019
21.2092; 92.1492
No. of partners’ presence by sector (33)
Refugees (individuals) by age and gender breakdown (Source: RRRC/UNHCR)
Refugees (HHs) with specific needs (Source: RRRC/UNHCR)
(Source: Sector/Sub-sector 4Ws, ACTED)
1 km
Kutupalong RC
Camp 1 E
Camp 1 W
Camp 2 WCamp 3Camp 4
Camp 5Camp 6 Camp 7
Camp 2 E
Camp 17
Camp 20
Camp 19
Camp 18Camp 10
Camp 9
Camp 8 ECamp 8 W
Camp 13Camp 12
Camp 11
Camp 4Ext
Camp 20Ext
Camp centroid GPS point
Presence of service monitoring agency
Safety Unit Volunteer (SUVs) functioning
Camp coordination meeting
Emergency response coordination meeting
Feedback / complaint mechanism functioning
No. of refugees committees
No. of partners reached by CCCM trainings
Site Management (SM) (Source: UNHCR/ACTED)
Protection (Source: Protection Sector, UNHCR/ACTED)
BRAC, MUKTI, TAI
CODEC, BRAC, BITA
BRAC, SARPV, WFP/ACF
DRC, SMEP, FAO, REACH
No. of child friendly spaces
No. of health facility with GBV CM/PSS
No. of integrated community centres
No. of children benefitting from PSS activities 1,062No. of individuals benefitting from life skills and
resilience programming
554
1
No. of counselling centres
24
6
No. of safe space for women and girls (SSWG) 3
No. of mental health service centres (MHSC) 3
3
No. of women led community centre (WLCC)
3
WASH
Site Management
Environment
Assessment
Child Protection
Education
GBV
Health
Nutrition
Protection
Shelter/NFIs
CODEC, NRC, SCI, BRAC, Plan, MUKTI, DAM, CIB, AFF, RISDA, JCF
BNWLA, BRAC, RI, RTMI, OXFAM, TAI
RI, RTMI, HI, PHD, Friendship
ACF, TDH, SARPV, WC
BNWLA, BRAC, HI, CBM/CDD
BRAC, CARITAS, BDRCS, AFF/CIB
HELVETAS/ACTED (SMS)
IUCN, CNRS
HELVETAS/REACH, NPM/IOM
Families with specific needs
Single female parent
Families with older person at risk
Families with people with serious medical condition
374Families with a person with disability
Families with older person at risk with children
Families with separated children
Single male parents with infants
Families with unaccompanied children
367
320
288
200
65
61
2,686
1,425
60+
18-59
12-17
5-11
1-4
<1699
3,034
4,249
2,529
696
745
9,438
3,131
4,452
2,723
7,372
591
Male (19,014)Female (20,645)
Food Security OXFAM, CODEC, SCI, BRAC
RI, BRAC, HI, BITA, SCI
OXFAM, ACF, BRAC
55%Children
3%elderly
48%Male
52%Female
Camp area
Population density(sq.m per person)
Total households
Total individuals
Camp in Charge
SMS Agency
21,562
ACTED
9
1Fire points 51Information points 2Distribution centers (all type) 3
1Refugees (individuals) relocated from the camp
Children under 17 yrs.
900
Mr. Md. Mahfuzar [email protected]
+880 18 4746 6816
Rahul Doddi
+880 18 5120 1369
Elephant watch towers
9,200
39,659
RRRC
453,561 sq.m
Police posts
weekly
YesYes
Yes
Bi-weekly
35
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I N D I A
B A N G L A D E S H
MY
AN
MAR
Cox’s Bazar
Next update: October 2019 Sources: UNHCR, ISCG/4Ws, RRRC/UNHCR/Family Counting, REACH, WFP, ACTED Feedback: [email protected] Note: TBC (To Be Confirmed) Cumulative data as of August 2019 unless specified
P-13
Camp Profile focused on the e�ective & e�cient rolling out coordination and good governance at camp level, continuity and measuring of services & its minimum standard as being agreed by the respective sectors.The data used in the camp profile have been extracted from secondary and tertiary sources such as ISCG/Sector/WGs, UN Agencies, SMS Agencies and regular or periodic assessment and subject to change.
The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply o�cial endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations.
ROHINGYA REFUGEE RESPONSE - BANGLADESH
Camp profile: Camp 3
Note: TBC (To Be Confirmed)
Cumulative data as of August 2019 unless specified
Next update: October 2019 Sources: UNHCR, ISCG/4Ws, RRRC/UNHCR/Family Counting, REACH, WFP, ACTED Feedback: [email protected]
Less than 50%/minimum standard 50-80%/minimum standard >80%/minimum standard reached
37%
August 2019
No. of water points
No. of functional water points
329
No. of teachers’ received foundationalteaching and content
272
4
No. of street lights installed
Bridge (including bamboo/culvert) construction (m.)
Retaining wall construction (running m.)
Footpath/Pathway construction (running m.)
Drainage construction (running m.)
Stair construction (running m.)
405
3,0408,890
9183,400
361
No. of latrines
No. of functional latrines (chambers)
24,257
WASH (Source: UNHCR)
Health (Source: ACTED)
Education (Source: Education Sector, ACTED)
No. of functional street lights 147
No. of learning facilities established
No. of health facilities
8,010No. of HHs receivedgeneral food distribution/e-vouchers
No. of HHs received partial shelter kits
% of children aged 3-5 enrolled in learning spaces
No. of nutritional facilities
% of children aged 6-14 enrolled in learning spaces
No. of HHs received tie-down kits
16
29
8
Site management service monitoring
% of children aged 15-17 enrolled in learning spaces
0
No. of outpatients for medical consultationsfrom the existing total health facility
No. of children treated with severe acutemalnutrition
No. of Community Health Workers (CHWs) 52
Nutrition (Source: Nutrition Sector, ACTED)
Food Security (Source: WFP)
Site Management
Sector Indicator Sector standard
No. of persons per water point
No. of persons per latrine
250
20
No. of persons per health facility 6,000
% of children access to teaching & learning centre
100%
100%
Usable area per person (sq.m) 20
51
18
4,957
42%
19%
100%
Presence of camp manager/administrator Yes/No Yes
89%
11
WASH
Health
Education
Protection
Food Security % of HHs received general food distribution/e-vouchers
Shelter
51
18
4,957
42%
Yes
87%
11
June, 2019achievement
August, 2019achievement
No. of HHs received LPG assistance (Stove+Cylinder)
779
587
2,018
8,5295,889
2,171
1,645
No. of HHs received portable light 8,029
Shelter/Site Infrastructure/NFI (Source: Shelter Sector, UNHCR, ACTED)
Beneficiaries presented are estimated and may vary among camps due to change in zone system to camp boundaries during 2018. All infrastructure reported are cumulative from previous year and beneficiaries reached for services are from January-August, 2019.
234
P-14
% of persons reached by community-ledmessaging on key protection risks
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ROHINGYA REFUGEE RESPONSE - BANGLADESHReference map - Camp 3
as of 31 August 2019
Printing date: 31 August 2019 Sources: UNHCR, IOM, RRRC, REACH, ISCG Author: UNHCR - Sub-Office Cox's Bazar Feedback: [email protected]
Camp 3
Camp 5
Camp 1W
Camp 2W
Camp 1E
Camp 4
C04_A C01W_A
C02W_D
C01E_B
C06_A
C05_B
C01W_F
C04_C
C01E_C
C04_G
C05_A
C03_A
C01W_C
C01W_B
C03_C
C03_F
C03_E
C03_G
C03_D
C03_B
C01W_D
C01W_E
C04_E
C05_C
The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations.The information presented in this map is from various sources indicated below and not verified. It is subject to further change.Drone image from IOM as of January 2019, Population data from Family counting as of 31 August 2019 (RRRC/UNHCR).
Camp 16
Camp 2E
Camp 7
Camp 15
Kutupalong RC
Camp 9Camp
10Camp 18
Camp 8W
Camp 3
Camp 5
Camp 19
Camp 1W
Camp6
Camp 14
Camp 2W
Camp 11
Camp12
Camp 1E
Camp 13
Camp 17
Camp20
Camp 8E
Camp 4Extension
Camp 4
Camp 20Extension
100Meters
LegendCiC OfficePolice Post/StationDistribution pointContainerWarehouseNutrition CenterInformation Point/HubLearning CenterWomen and girls Friendly SpaceFire stationsFire pointsCommunity CenterChild Friendly SpaceMosqueHafezkhana/Madrasah/MaktabTemplePrimary Health FacilitySecondary/Tertiary Health FacilityCommunity Clinic (MOH)Health PostOther Health FacilityBridgeBlock boundaryMain road/HighwayPrimary/Secondary roadFootpathCamp boundary
SMS Agency: ACTEDFamilies: 9,200Individuals: 39,659
Kutupalong siteIndia
Bangladesh
Nepal
Myanmar
India
ROHINGYA REFUGEE RESPONSE - BANGLADESH
Camp profile: Camp 4 August 2019
21.2083; 92.1429
No. of partners’ presence by sector (36)
Site Management (SM) (Source: UNHCR/ACTED)
Protection (Source: Protection Sector, UNHCR/ACTED)
Camp area
Population density(sq.m per person)
Total households
Total individuals
Camp in Charge
SMS Agency
17,764
ACTED
27
10Fire points 7Information points 8Distribution centers (all type) 8
0Refugees (individuals) relocated from the camp
Children under 17 yrs.
92
Mr. Md. Mahfuzar [email protected]
+880 18 4746 6816
Tasnimul Haque Shawon
coxbazar.siteo�[email protected]
+880 18 5757 3969
Elephant watch towers
7,947
32,389
RRRC
1,155,140 sq.m
Police posts
(Source: Sector/Sub-sector 4Ws, ACTED)
1 km
Kutupalong RC
Camp 1 E
Camp 1 W
Camp 2 WCamp 3Camp 4
Camp 5Camp 6 Camp 7
Camp 2 E
Camp 17
Camp 20
Camp 19
Camp 18Camp 10
Camp 9
Camp 8 ECamp 8 W
Camp 13Camp 12
Camp 11
Camp 4Ext
Camp 20Ext
Camp centroid GPS point
Presence of service monitoring agency
Safety Unit Volunteer (SUVs) functioning
Camp coordination meeting
Emergency response coordination meeting
Feedback / complaint mechanism functioning
No. of refugees committees
No. of partners reached by CCCM trainings
WASH
Site Management
Environment
Assessment
SCI, TDH, HI, CODEC, BITA,TdH, CARITAS
Child Protection
Education
GBV
Health
Nutrition
Protection
Shelter/NFIs
CODEC, NRC, SCI, SCI/YPSA, DAM
BNWLA, BRAC, RTMI, DCA, PULSE, OXFAM, MUKTI, TAI, IRC, AAB, GNB
GK, RTMI, HI, PHD, CPI, HOPE, SCI, BDRCS, ORBIS
SCI, TDH, ACF, SARPV, WVI, CWW
BNWLA, BRAC, HI, OXFAM, AAB
CARITAS, OXFAM, BDRCS, BRAC, APCD OXFAM, ACF, BRAC, WVI
HELVETAS/ACTED (SMS)
IUCN, CNRS
HELVETAS/REACH, NPM/IOM,
Families with specific needs
Single female parent
Families with older person at risk
Families with people with serious medical condition
301
Families with a person with disability
Families with older person at risk with children
Families with separated children
Single male parents with infants
Families with unaccompanied children
293
246
205
204
101
91
2,591
1,506
60+
18-59
12-17
5-11
1-4
<1581
2,466
3,618
2,060
521
637
7,683
2,607
3,737
2,069
6,000
410
Male (15,460)Female (16,929)
Food Security AAB, YPSA, BRAC, OXFAM, SCI, MUKTI, CODEC
Refugees (individuals) by age and gender breakdown (Source: RRRC/UNHCR)
Refugees (HHs) with specific needs (Source: RRRC/UNHCR)
55%Children
3%elderly
48%Male
52%Female
CwC BRAC, SCI, TAI
Bi-weekly
YesYes
Yes
Bi-weekly
34
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MY
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Cox’s Bazar
Next update: October 2019 Sources: UNHCR, ISCG/4Ws, RRRC/UNHCR/Family Counting, REACH, WFP, ACTED Feedback: [email protected] Note: TBC (To Be Confirmed) Cumulative data as of August 2019 unless specified
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Camp Profile focused on the e�ective & e�cient rolling out coordination and good governance at camp level, continuity and measuring of services & its minimum standard as being agreed by the respective sectors.The data used in the camp profile have been extracted from secondary and tertiary sources such as ISCG/Sector/WGs, UN Agencies, SMS Agencies and regular or periodic assessment and subject to change.
No. of child friendly spaces
No. of health facility with GBV CM/PSS
No. of integrated community centres
No. of children benefitting from PSS activities 8,158No. of individuals benefitting from life skills and
resilience programming
2,890
6
No. of counselling centres
24
0
No. of safe space for women and girls (SSWG) 6
No. of mental health service centres (MHSC) 1
0
No. of women led community centre (WLCC)
6
The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply o�cial endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations.
ROHINGYA REFUGEE RESPONSE- BANGLADESH
Camp profile: Camp 4
Next update: August 2019 Sources: UNHCR, ISCG/4Ws, RRRC/UNHCR/Family Counting, REACH, WFP, ACTED Feedback: [email protected]
Note: TBC (To Be Confirmed)
Cumulative data as of June 2019 unless specified
Less than 50%/minimum standard 50-80%/minimum standard >80%/minimum standard reached
August 2019
No. of water points
No. of functional water points
317
No. of teachers’ received foundationalteaching and content
140
4
No. of street lights installed
Bridge (including bamboo/culvert) construction (m.)
Retaining wall construction (running m.)
Footpath/Pathway construction (running m.)
Drainage construction (running m.)
Stair construction (running m.)
259
10,86435,454
9,50545,872
568
No. of latrines
No. of functional latrines (chambers)
12,285
No. of functional street lights 130
No. of learning facilities established
No. of health facilities
6,977No. of HHs receivedgeneral food distribution/e-vouchers
No. of HHs received partial shelter kits
% of children aged 3-5 enrolled in learning spaces
No. of nutritional facilities
% of children aged 6-14 enrolled in learning spaces
No. of HHs received tie-down kits
26
46
8
Site management service monitoring
% of children aged 15-17 enrolled in learning spaces
5
No. of outpatients for medical consultationsfrom the existing total health facility
No. of children treated with severe acutemalnutrition
No. of Community Health Workers (CHWs) 123
Site Management
Sector Indicator Sector standard
No. of persons per water point
No. of persons per latrine
250
20
No. of persons per health facility 6,000
% of children access to teaching & learning centre
100%
100%
Usable area per person (sq.m) 20
35
13
4,047
72%
27%
100%
Presence of camp manager/administrator Yes/No Yes
88%
36
WASH
Health
Education
Protection
Food Security % of HHs received general food distribution/e-vouchers
Shelter
35
13
4,049
72%
Yes
88%
36
June, 2019achievement
August, 2019achievement
No. of HHs received LPG assistance (Stove+Cylinder)
% of persons reached by community-ledmessaging on key protection risks
24%
919
677
1,235
7,3376,214
2,447
1,991
No. of HHs received portable light 7,002
Shelter/Site Infrastructure/NFI (Source: Shelter Sector, UNHCR, ACTED)
WASH (Source: UNHCR)
Nutrition (Source: Nutrition Sector)
Health (Source: ACTED)
Education (Source: Education Sector, ACTED)
Food Security (Source: WFP)
Beneficiaries presented are estimated and may vary among camps due to change in zone system to camp boundaries during 2018. All infrastructure reported are cumulative from previous year and beneficiaries reached for services are from January-August, 2019.
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ROHINGYA REFUGEE RESPONSE - BANGLADESHReference map - Camp 4
as of 31 August 2019
Printing date: 31 August 2019 Sources: UNHCR, IOM, RRRC, REACH, ISCG Author: UNHCR - Sub-Office Cox's Bazar Feedback: [email protected]
Camp 3
Camp 5
Camp 1W
Camp 17
Camp 4
C04X_F
C05_A
C01W_B
C03_E
C01W_D
C17_B
C04X_I
C04X_B
C04X_C
C04X_H
C04X_A
C04X_D
C04_A
C04_B
C17_A
C01W_A
C05_E
C03_A
C05_B
C03_C
C03_F
C03_D
C03_B
C04_C
C04_F
C04_E
C04_D
C04_G
The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations.The information presented in this map is from various sources indicated below and not verified. It is subject to further change.Drone image from IOM as of January 2019, Population data from Family counting as of 31 August 2019 (RRRC/UNHCR).
Camp 16
Camp 2E
Camp 7
Camp 15
Kutupalong RC
Camp 9Camp
10Camp 18
Camp 8W
Camp 3
Camp 5
Camp 19
Camp 1W
Camp6
Camp 14
Camp 2W
Camp 11
Camp12
Camp 1E
Camp 13
Camp 17
Camp20
Camp 8E
Camp 4Extension
Camp 4
Camp 20Extension
100Meters
LegendCiC OfficePolice Post/StationDistribution pointContainerWarehouseNutrition CenterInformation Point/HubLearning CenterWomen and girls Friendly SpaceFire stationsFire pointsCommunity CenterChild Friendly SpaceMosqueHafezkhana/Madrasah/MaktabTemplePrimary Health FacilitySecondary/Tertiary Health FacilityCommunity Clinic (MOH)Health PostOther Health FacilityBlock boundaryBridgeMain road/HighwayPrimary/Secondary roadFootpathCamp boundary
SMS Agency: ACTEDFamilies: 7,943Individuals: 32,372
Kutupalong siteIndia
Bangladesh
Nepal
Myanmar
India
ROHINGYA REFUGEE RESPONSE - BANGLADESH
Camp profile: Camp 4 Extension August 2019
21.2062; 92.1366
No. of partners’ presence by sector (15)
Site Management (SM) (Source: UNHCR/ACTED)
Protection (Source: Protection Sector, UNHCR/ACTED)
Camp area
Population density(sq.m per person)
Total households
Total individuals
Camp in Charge
SMS Agency
3,347
ACTED
80
8Fire points 60Information points 1Distribution centers (all type) 2
0Refugees (individuals) relocated from the camp
Children under 17 yrs.
0
Mr. Md. Mahfuzar Rahman
+880 18 4746 6816
Zachary Oser
+880 18 8917 0194
Elephant watch towers
1,492
6,172
RRRC
497,476 sq.m
Police posts
(Source: Sector/Sub-sector 4Ws, ACTED)
1 km
Kutupalong RC
Camp 1 E
Camp 1 W
Camp 2 WCamp 3Camp 4
Camp 5Camp 6 Camp 7
Camp 2 E
Camp 17
Camp 20
Camp 19
Camp 18Camp 10
Camp 9
Camp 8 ECamp 8 W
Camp 13Camp 12
Camp 11
Camp 4Ext
Camp 20Ext
Camp centroid GPS point
Presence of service monitoring agency
Safety Unit Volunteer (SUVs) functioning
Camp coordination meeting
Emergency response coordination meeting
Feedback / complaint mechanism functioning
No. of refugees committees
No. of partners reached by CCCM trainings
The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply o�cial endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations.
WASH
Site Management
Environment
Assessment
Education
GBV
Health
Nutrition
Protection
Shelter/NFIs
BRAC, SCI, NRC
GK, BRAC, RTMI
ACF, SPARV
BRAC, CARITAS
BRAC, CARITAS, BDRCS BRAC
HELVETAS/ACTED (SMS)
IUCN
HELVETAS/REACH, NPM/IOM
Families with specific needs
Single female parent
Families with older person at risk
Families with people with serious medical condition
54Families with a person with disability
Families with older person at risk with children
Families with separated children
Single male parents with infants
Families with unaccompanied children
47
39
35
22
14
13
404
190
60+
18-59
12-17
5-11
1-4
<1110
486
694
340
92
110
1,475
544
714
349
1,177
81
Male (2,975)Female (3,197)
Food Security
Refugees (individuals) by age and gender breakdown (Source: RRRC/UNHCR)
Refugees (HHs) with specific needs (Source: RRRC/UNHCR)
OXFAM, BRAC, YPSA, MUKTI, CODEC
BRAC, DCA
55%Children
3%elderly
48%Male
52%Female
CwC BRAC, SCI, BITA, AFF/BBC MA
Child Protection RI, CARITAS, BRAC
Monthly
YesYes
Yes
Ad-hoc
34
I N D I A
I N D I A
B A N G L A D E S H
MY
AN
MA
R
Cox’s Bazar
Next update: October 2019 Sources: UNHCR, ISCG/4Ws, RRRC/UNHCR/Family Counting, REACH, WFP, ACTED Feedback: [email protected] Note: TBC (To Be Confirmed) Cumulative data as of August 2019 unless specified
P-19
Camp Profile focused on the e�ective & e�cient rolling out coordination and good governance at camp level, continuity and measuring of services & its minimum standard as being agreed by the respective sectors.The data used in the camp profile have been extracted from secondary and tertiary sources such as ISCG/Sector/WGs, UN Agencies, SMS Agencies and regular or periodic assessment and subject to change.
No. of child friendly spaces
No. of health facility with GBV CM/PSS
No. of integrated community centres
No. of children benefitting from PSS activities 78No. of individuals benefitting from life skills and
resilience programming
42
1
No. of counselling centres
3
2
No. of safe space for women and girls (SSWG) 0
No. of mental health service centres (MHSC) 1
1No. of women led community centre (WLCC)
2
ROHINGYA REFUGEE RESPONSE - BANGLADESH
Camp profile: Camp 4 Extension
Next update: October 2019 Sources: UNHCR, ISCG/4Ws, RRRC/UNHCR/Family Counting, REACH, WFP, ACTED Feedback: [email protected]
Note: TBC (To Be Confirmed)
Cumulative data as of June 2019 unless specified
Less than 50%/minimum standard 50-80%/minimum standard >80%/minimum standard reached
% of persons reached by community-ledmessaging on key protection risks
August 2019
No. of water points
No. of functional water points
23
No. of teachers’ received foundationalteaching and content
46
1
No. of street lights installed
Bridge (including bamboo/culvert) construction (m.)
Retaining wall construction (running m.)
Footpath/Pathway construction (running m.)
Drainage construction (running m.)
Stair construction (running m.)
126
TBC4,1051,971
7106
No. of latrines
No. of functional latrines (chambers)
2,066
No. of functional street lights 122
No. of learning facilities established
No. of health facilities
1,320No. of HHs receivedgeneral food distribution/e-vouchers
No. of HHs received partial shelter kits
% of children aged 3-5 enrolled in learning spaces
No. of nutritional facilities
% of children aged 6-14 enrolled in learning spaces
No. of HHs received tie-down kits
20
57
1
Site management service monitoring
% of children aged 15-17 enrolled in learning spaces
2
No. of outpatients for medical consultationsfrom the existing total health facility
No. of children treated with severe acutemalnutrition
No. of Community Health Workers (CHWs) 8
Site Management
Sector Indicator Sector standard
No. of persons per water point
No. of persons per latrine
250
20
No. of persons per health facility 6,000
% of children access to teaching & learning centre
100%
100%
Usable area per person (sq.m) 20
126
17
3,086
73%
5%
100%
Presence of camp manager/administrator Yes/No Yes
89%
80
WASH
Health
Education
Protection
Food Security % of HHs received general food distribution/e-vouchers
Shelter
126
17
6,172
73%
Yes
88%
80
June, 2019achievement
August, 2019achievement
No. of HHs received LPG assistance (Stove+Cylinder)
19%
49
47
0
1,2091,451
423
410
No. of HHs received portable light 1,138
Shelter/Site Infrastructure/NFI (Source: Shelter Sector, UNHCR, ACTED)
WASH (Source: UNHCR)
Nutrition (Source: Nutrition Sector)
Health (Source: ACTED)
Education (Source: Education Sector, ACTED)
Food Security (Source: WFP)
Beneficiaries presented are estimated and may vary among camps due to change in zone system to camp boundaries during 2018. All infrastructure reported are cumulative from previous year and beneficiaries reached for services are from January-August, 2019.
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ROHINGYA REFUGEE RESPONSE - BANGLADESHReference map - Camp 4 Extension
as of 31 August 2019
Printing date: 31 August 2019 Sources: UNHCR, IOM, RRRC, REACH, ISCG Author: UNHCR - Sub-Office Cox's Bazar Feedback: [email protected]
Camp 17
Camp 4 Extension
Camp 4
C04_F
C04X_I
C04X_B
C04X_F
C04X_C
C04X_E
C04X_H
C04X_A
C04X_D
C04_B
C17_A
C04_D
The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations.The information presented in this map is from various sources indicated below and not verified. It is subject to further change.Drone image from IOM as of January 2019, Population data from Family counting as of 31 August 2019 (RRRC/UNHCR).
Camp 16
Camp 2E
Camp 7
Camp 15
Kutupalong RC
Camp 9Camp
10Camp 18
Camp 8W
Camp 3
Camp 5
Camp 19
Camp 1W
Camp6
Camp 14
Camp 2W
Camp 11
Camp12
Camp 1E
Camp 13
Camp 17
Camp20
Camp 8E
Camp 4Extension
Camp 4
Camp 20Extension
100Meters
LegendCiC OfficePolice Post/StationDistribution pointContainerWarehouseNutrition CenterInformation Point/HubLearning CenterWomen and girls Friendly SpaceFire stationsFire pointsCommunity CenterChild Friendly SpaceMosqueHafezkhana/Madrasah/MaktabTemplePrimary Health FacilitySecondary/Tertiary Health FacilityCommunity Clinic (MOH)Health PostOther Health FacilityBridgeBlock boundaryMain road/HighwayPrimary/Secondary roadFootpathCamp boundary
SMS Agency: ACTEDFamilies: 1,492Individuals: 6,172
Kutupalong site
India
Bangladesh
Nepal
Myanmar
India
ROHINGYA REFUGEE RESPONSE - BANGLADESH
Camp profile: Camp 5 August 2019
21.2022; 92.1508
No. of partners’ presence by sector (23)
Site Management (SM) (Source: UNHCR/DRC)
Protection (Source: Protection Sector, UNHCR/DRC)
615,297 sq.mCamp area
Population density(sq.m per person)
Total households
Total individuals
Camp in Charge
SMS Agency
13,669
DRC
14
0Fire points 219Information points 2
Distribution centers (all type) 11
Refugees (individuals) relocated from the camp
Children under 17 yrs.
45
Abu Saleh Md. [email protected]; [email protected]
+880 17 3129 1855/18 4746 6805
Md. Shabbir Mortuja
+880 17 7750 0746
Elephant watch towers
6,048
25,122
RRRC
Police posts
(Source: Sector/Sub-sector 4Ws, DRC)
1 km
Kutupalong RC
Camp 1 E
Camp 1 W
Camp 2 WCamp 3Camp 4
Camp 5Camp 6 Camp 7
Camp 2 E
Camp 17
Camp 20
Camp 19
Camp 18Camp 10
Camp 9
Camp 8 ECamp 8 W
Camp 13Camp 12
Camp 11
Camp 4Ext
Camp 20Ext
Camp centroid GPS point
Presence of service monitoring agency
Safety Unit Volunteer (SUVs) functioning
Camp coordination meeting
Emergency response coordination meeting
Feedback / complaint mechanism functioning
No. of refugees committees
No. of partners reached by CCCM trainings
Lorem ipsum
The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply o�cial endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations.
WASH
Site Management
Assessment
TDH, BRAC, SCI, HI Child Protection
Education
GBV
Health
Nutrition
Protection
Shelter/NFIs
CODEC, NRC, SCI, BRAC
BRAC, TAI, RI
BRAC, FH/MTI, HI, FH, UP, RTMI, TRCS
CWW, ACF
DRC, HI, TAI, BRAC
DRC, CARITAS, BDRCS NGOF, ACF
DRC
HELVETAS/REACH, NPM/IOM
Families with specific needs
Single female parent
Families with older person at risk
Families with people with serious medical condition
296
Families with a person with disability
Families with older person at risk with children
Families with separated children
Single male parents with infants
Families with unaccompanied children
213
214
163
158
68
61
1,965
1,094
60+
18-59
12-17
5-11
1-4
<1435
1,963
2,779
1,539
465
473
5,943
2,028
2,830
1,622
4,623
422
Male (11,998)Female (13,124)
Food Security BRAC, SCI, CNRS, CODEC
Refugees (individuals) by age and gender breakdown (Source: RRRC/UNHCR)
Refugees (HHs) with specific needs (Source: RRRC/UNHCR)
CF, CWW, SARPV
Environment IUCN, CNRS
55%Children
3%elderly
48%Male
52%Female
CwC BRAC, TAI, SCI
Monthly
YesYes
Yes
Ad-hoc
3012
I N D I A
I N D I A
B A N G L A D E S H
MYANM
AR
Cox’s Bazar
Next update: October 2019 Sources: UNHCR, ISCG/4Ws, RRRC/UNHCR/Family Counting, REACH, WFP, DRC Feedback: [email protected] Note: TBC (To Be Confirmed) Cumulative data as of August 2019 unless specified
P-22
Camp Profile focused on the e�ective & e�cient rolling out coordination and good governance at camp level, continuity and measuring of services & its minimum standard as being agreed by the respective sectors.The data used in the camp profile have been extracted from secondary and tertiary sources such as ISCG/Sector/WGs, UN Agencies, SMS Agencies and regular or periodic assessment and subject to change.
No. of child friendly spaces
No. of health facility with GBV CM/PSS
No. of integrated community centres
No. of children benefitting from PSS activities 573No. of individuals benefitting from life skills and
resilience programming
165
6
No. of counselling centres
14
2
No. of safe space for women and girls (SSWG) 4
No. of mental health service centres (MHSC) 3
0
No. of women led community centre (WLCC)
5
ROHINGYA REFUGEE RESPONSE - BANGLADESH
Camp profile: Camp 5
Next update: October 2019 Sources: UNHCR, ISCG/4Ws, RRRC/UNHCR/Family Counting, REACH, WFP, DRC Feedback: [email protected]
Less than 50%/minimum standard 50-80%/minimum standard >80%/minimum standard reached
August 2019
No. of water points
No. of functional water points
90
No. of teachers’ received foundationalteaching and content
178
3
No. of street lights installed
Bridge (including bamboo/culvert) construction (m.)
Retaining wall construction (running m.)
Footpath/Pathway construction (running m.)
Drainage construction (running m.)
Stair construction (running m.)
369
2,9324,4254,109
566758
No. of latrines
No. of functional latrines (chambers)
8,481
Note: TBC (To Be Confirmed)
Cumulative data as of August 2019 unless specified
No. of functional street lights 342
No. of learning facilities established
No. of health facilities
5,412No. of HHs receivedgeneral food distribution/e-vouchers
No. of HHs received partial shelter kits
% of children aged 3-5 enrolled in learning spaces
No. of nutritional facilities
% of children aged 6-14 enrolled in learning spaces
No. of HHs received tie-down kits
16
45
10
Site management service monitoring
% of children aged 15-17 enrolled in learning spaces
1
No. of outpatients for medical consultationsfrom the existing total health facility
No. of children treated with severe acutemalnutrition
No. of Community Health Workers (CHWs) 57
Site Management
Sector Indicator Sector standard
No. of persons per water point
No. of persons per latrine
250
20
No. of persons per health facility 6,000
% of children access to teaching & learning centre
100%
100%
Usable area per person (sq.m) 20
38
13
1,932
58%
0%
100%
Presence of camp manager/administrator Yes/No Yes
90%
24
WASH
Health
Education
Protection
Food Security % of HHs received general food distribution/e-vouchers
Shelter
38
13
2,512
58%
Yes
89%
24
June, 2019achievement
August, 2019achievement
No. of HHs received LPG assistance (Stove+Cylinder)
% of persons reached by community-ledmessaging on key protection risks
183%
669
451
833
6,9134,961
1,869
1,444
No. of HHs received portable light 6,508
Shelter/Site Infrastructure/NFI (Source: Shelter Sector, UNHCR, DRC)
WASH (Source: UNHCR)
Nutrition (Source: Nutrition Sector)
Health (Source: DRC)
Education (Source: Education Sector, DRC)
Food Security (Source: WFP)
Beneficiaries presented are estimated and may vary among camps due to change in zone system to camp boundaries during 2018. All infrastructure reported are cumulative from previous year and beneficiaries reached for services are from January-August, 2019.
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ROHINGYA REFUGEE RESPONSE - BANGLADESHReference map - Camp 5
as of 31 August 2019
Printing date: 31 August 2019 Sources: UNHCR, IOM, RRRC, REACH, ISCG Author: UNHCR - Sub-Office Cox's Bazar Feedback: [email protected]
Camp 8W
Camp 3
Camp 5
Camp 6
Camp 2W
Camp 17
Camp 4
C17_C
C17_A
C02W_D
C06_D
C06_B
C04_E
C17_B
C18_A
C08W_F
C08W_C
C08W_BC08W_A
C05_D
C06_C
C05_A
C05_E
C06_A
C05_B
C03_C
C03_F
C03_E
C03_G
C03_D
C05_C
C04_G
C08W_E
C08W_D
The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations.The information presented in this map is from various sources indicated below and not verified. It is subject to further change.Drone image from IOM as of January 2019, Population data from Family counting as of 31 August 2019 (RRRC/UNHCR).
100Meters
LegendCiC OfficePolice Post/StationDistribution pointContainerWarehouseNutrition CenterInformation Point/HubLearning CenterWomen and girls Friendly SpaceFire stationsFire pointsCommunity CenterChild Friendly SpaceMosqueHafezkhana/Madrasah/MaktabTemplePrimary Health FacilitySecondary/Tertiary Health FacilityCommunity Clinic (MOH)Health PostOther Health FacilityBridgeBlock boundaryMain road/HighwayPrimary/Secondary roadFootpathCamp boundary
SMS Agency: DRCFamilies: 6,048Individuals: 25,122
India
Bangladesh
Nepal
Myanmar
India
Camp 16
Camp 2E
Camp 7
Camp 15
Kutupalong RC
Camp 9Camp
10Camp 18
Camp 8W
Camp 3
Camp 5
Camp 19
Camp 1W
Camp6
Camp 14
Camp 2W
Camp 11
Camp12
Camp 1E
Camp 13
Camp 17
Camp20
Camp 8E
Camp 4Extension
Camp 4
Camp 20Extension
Kutupalong site
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ROHINGYA REFUGEE RESPONSE - BANGLADESH
Camp profile: Camp 6 August 2019
21.2040; 92.1569
No. of partners’ presence by sector (27)
361,088 sq.mCamp area
Population density(sq.m per person)
Total households
Total individuals
Camp in Charge
SMS Agency
13,760
DRC
9
0Fire points 202Information points 1Distribution centers (all type) 0
0Refugees (individuals) relocated from the camp
Children under 17 yrs.
29
Md. Khalilur Rahman Khan
+880 18 1935 9953
SM Niaz Aman
+880 17 2268 6168
Elephant watch towers
5,804
24,931
RRRC
Police posts
(Source: Sector/Sub-sector 4Ws, DRC)
1 km
Kutupalong RC
Camp 1 E
Camp 1 W
Camp 2 WCamp 3Camp 4
Camp 5Camp 6 Camp 7
Camp 2 E
Camp 17
Camp 20
Camp 19
Camp 18Camp 10
Camp 9
Camp 8 ECamp 8 W
Camp 13Camp 12
Camp 11
Camp 4Ext
Camp 20Ext
Camp centroid GPS point
Presence of service monitoring agency
Safety Unit Volunteer (SUVs) functioning
Camp coordination meeting
Emergency response coordination meeting
Feedback / complaint mechanism functioning
No. of refugees committees
No. of partners reached by CCCM trainings
The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply o�cial endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations.
Refugees (individuals) by age and gender breakdown (Source: RRRC/UNHCR)
WASH
Site Management
Assessment
CODEC, DRC, HI
Child Protection
Education
GBV
Health
Nutrition
Protection
Shelter/NFIs
CODEC, NRC, SCI, BRAC, Plan, MUKTI, RISDA, JCF
BNWLA, BRAC, DRC, IRC
BNWLA, DRC, HI, HELVETAS/SCI/PIN, BRAC
DRC, BDRCS
ACF, NGOF, BRAC
DRC (SMS)
HELVETAS/REACH, NPM/IOM
Families with specific needs
Single female parent
Families with older person at risk
Families with people with serious medical condition 313
Families with a person with disability
Families with older person at risk with children
Families with separated children
Single male parents with infants
Families with unaccompanied children
241
211
164
130
44
42
1,845
832
60+
18-59
12-17
5-11
1-4
<1520
2,010
2,699
1,467
438
461
5,776
2,144
2,914
1,545
4,568
389
Male (12,021)Female (12,910)
Food Security CODEC, BRAC
Site Management (SM) (Source: UNHCR/DRC)
Protection (Source: Protection Sector, UNHCR/DRC)
Refugees (HHs) with specific needs (Source: RRRC/UNHCR)
Environment IUCN, CNRS
55%Children
3%elderly
48%Male
52%Female
CwC
ACF, BRAC, SHED, SARPV, WC, CWW BRAC, FH/MTI, GK, HI, RTMI
BRAC, PIN/PULSE
Monthly
YesYes
Yes
Monthly
311
I N D I A
I N D I A
B A N G L A D E S H
MY
AN
MA
R
Cox’s Bazar
Next update: October 2019 Sources: UNHCR, ISCG/4Ws, RRRC/UNHCR/Family Counting, REACH, WFP, DRC Feedback: [email protected] Note: TBC (To Be Confirmed) Cumulative data as of August 2019 unless specified
P-25
Camp Profile focused on the e�ective & e�cient rolling out coordination and good governance at camp level, continuity and measuring of services & its minimum standard as being agreed by the respective sectors.The data used in the camp profile have been extracted from secondary and tertiary sources such as ISCG/Sector/WGs, UN Agencies, SMS Agencies and regular or periodic assessment and subject to change.
No. of child friendly spaces
No. of health facility with GBV CM/PSS
No. of integrated community centres
No. of children benefitting from PSS activities 1,037No. of individuals benefitting from life skills and
resilience programming
657
0
No. of counselling centres
3
0
No. of safe space for women and girls (SSWG) 1
No. of mental health service centres (MHSC) 1
0No. of women led community centre (WLCC)
0
ROHINGYA REFUGEE RESPONSE - BANGLADESH
Camp profile: Camp 6
Next update: October 2019 Sources: UNHCR, ISCG/4Ws, RRRC/UNHCR/Family Counting, REACH, WFP, DRC Feedback: [email protected]
Less than 50%/minimum standard 50-80%/minimum standard >80%/minimum standard reached
Beneficiaries presented are estimated and may vary among camps due to change in zone system to camp boundaries during 2018. All infrastructure reported are cumulative from previous year and beneficiaries reached for services are from January-August, 2019.
2%
August 2019
No. of water points
No. of functional water points
263
No. of teachers’ received foundationalteaching and content
227
3
No. of street lights installed
Bridge (including bamboo/culvert) construction (m.)
Retaining wall construction (running m.)
Footpath/Pathway construction (running m.)
Drainage construction (running m.)
Stair construction (running m.)
183
2,9176,0361,245
419112
No. of latrines
No. of functional latrines (chambers)
13,481
No. of functional street lights 182
No. of learning facilities established
No. of health facilities
5,345No. of HHs receivedgeneral food distribution/e-vouchers
No. of HHs received partial shelter kits
% of children aged 3-5 enrolled in learning spaces
No. of nutritional facilities
% of children aged 6-14 enrolled in learning spaces
No. of HHs received tie-down kits
21
33
5
Site management service monitoring
% of children aged 15-17 enrolled in learning spaces
1
No. of outpatients for medical consultationsfrom the existing total health facility
No. of children treated with severe acutemalnutrition
No. of Community Health Workers (CHWs) 37
Shelter/Site Infrastructure/NFI (Source: Shelter Sector, UNHCR, DRC)
WASH (Source: REACH-9)
Nutrition (Source: Nutrition Sector)
Health (Source: DRC)
Education (Source: Education Sector, DRC)
Food Security (Source: WFP)
Note: TBC (To Be Confirmed)
Cumulative data as of August 2019 unless specifiedP-26
Site Management
Sector Indicator Sector standard
No. of persons per water point
No. of persons per latrine
250
20
No. of persons per health facility 6,000
% of children access to teaching & learning centre
100%
100%
Usable area per person (sq.m) 20
52
27
8,310
52%
19%
100%
Presence of camp manager/administrator Yes/No Yes
94%
14
WASH
Health
Education
Protection
Food Security % of HHs received general food distribution/e-vouchers
Shelter
52
27
4,986
52%
Yes
92%
14
June, 2019achievement
August, 2019 achievement
No. of HHs received LPG assistance (Stove+Cylinder)
% of persons reached by community-ledmessaging on key protection risks
478
359
450
5,3255,794
925
727
No. of HHs received portable light 5,003
252
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ROHINGYA REFUGEE RESPONSE - BANGLADESHReference map - Camp 6
as of 31 August 2019
Printing date: 31 August 2019 Sources: UNHCR, IOM, RRRC, REACH, ISCG Author: UNHCR - Sub-Office Cox's Bazar Feedback: [email protected]
Camp 2E
Camp 7
Camp 8W
Camp 3
Camp 5
Camp 6
Camp 2W
Camp 8E
C05_A
C02E_D
C02W_C
C03_G
C01W_E
C07_F
C08E_B
C08W_E C08W_D
C08W_A
C05_D
C06_C
C02W_B
C02W_D
C07_G
C02E_E
C06_A
C06_D
C06_B
C05_C
The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations.The information presented in this map is from various sources indicated below and not verified. It is subject to further change.Drone image from IOM as of January 2019, Population data from Family counting as of 31 August 2019 (RRRC/UNHCR).
100Meters
LegendCiC OfficePolice Post/StationDistribution pointContainerWarehouseNutrition CenterInformation Point/HubLearning CenterWomen and girls Friendly SpaceFire stationsFire pointsCommunity CenterChild Friendly SpaceMosqueHafezkhana/Madrasah/MaktabTemplePrimary Health FacilitySecondary/Tertiary Health FacilityCommunity Clinic (MOH)Health PostOther Health FacilityBridgeBlock boundaryMain road/HighwayPrimary/Secondary roadFootpathCamp boundary
SMS Agency: DRCFamilies: 5,804Individuals: 24,931
India
Bangladesh
Nepal
Myanmar
India
Camp 16
Camp 2E
Camp 7
Camp 15
Kutupalong RC
Camp 9Camp
10Camp 18
Camp 8W
Camp 3
Camp 5
Camp 19
Camp 1W
Camp6
Camp 14
Camp 2W
Camp 11
Camp12
Camp 1E
Camp 13
Camp 17
Camp20
Camp 8E
Camp 4Extension
Camp 4
Camp 20Extension
Kutupalong site
ROHINGYA REFUGEE RESPONSE - BANGLADESH
Camp profile: Camp 7 August 2019
21.2031; 92.1653
No. of partners’ presence by sector (25)
Site Management (SM) (Source: UNHCR/BRAC)
Protection (Source: Protection Sector, UNHCR/BRAC)
714,085 sq.mCamp area
Population density(sq.m per person)
Total households
Total individuals
Camp in Charge
SMS Agency
21,770
BRAC
12
2Fire points 267Information points 1Distribution centers (all type) 7
0Refugees (individuals) relocated from the camp
Children under 17 yrs.
89
Elephant watch towers
9,409
39,627
RRRCSheikh Hafizul Islam
+880 18 4746 6811
Police posts
Kutupalong RC
Camp 1 E
Camp 1 W
Camp 2 WCamp 3Camp 4
Camp 5Camp 6 Camp 7
Camp 2 E
Camp 17
Camp 20
Camp 19
Camp 18Camp 10
Camp 9
Camp 8 ECamp 8 W
Camp 13Camp 12
Camp 11
Camp 4Ext
Camp 20Ext
1 km
Camp Profile focused on the e�ective & e�cient rolling out coordination and good governance at camp level, continuity and measuring of services & its minimum standard as being agreed by the respective sectors.The data used in the camp profile have been extracted from secondary and tertiary sources such as ISCG/Sector/WGs, UN Agencies, SMS Agencies and regular or periodic assessment and subject to change.
Camp centroid GPS point
Presence of service monitoring agency
Safety Unit Volunteer (SUVs) functioning
Camp coordination meeting
Emergency response coordination meeting
Feedback / complaint mechanism functioning
No. of refugees committees
No. of partners reached by CCCM trainings
The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply o�cial endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations.
WASH
Site Management
Assessment
CODEC, TdH, DRC
Child Protection
Education
GBV
Health
Nutrition
Protection
Shelter/NFIs
CODEC, NRC, SCI, ACF, BRAC, Friendship, Plan, DAM, MUKTI
BNWLA, PULSE, MUKTI, BRAC, RTMI
BRAC, Friendship
ACF, BRAC, SHED, WVI
BNWLA, DRC, HELVETAS/SCI/PIN
BRAC, BDRCS
ACF, NGOF, PA, BRAC, WVI, TdH, AFF/RPN
BRAC
HELVETAS/REACH, NPM/IOM
Families with specific needs
Single female parent
Families with older person at risk
Families with people with serious medical condition 460
Families with a person with disability
Families with older person at risk with children
Families with separated children
Single male parents with infants
Families with unaccompanied children
374
361
243
222
106
28
2,834
1,286
60+
18-59
12-17
5-11
1-4
<1716
3,041
4,303
2,688
725
733
9,248
3,179
4,490
2,620
7,225
659
Male (18,906)Female (20,721)
Food Security BRAC, MUKTI, CODEC
Refugees (individuals) by age and gender breakdown (Source: RRRC/UNHCR)
Refugees (HHs) with specific needs (Source: RRRC/UNHCR)
Environment IUCN, CNRS
55%Children
3%elderly
48%Male
52%Female
CwC BRAC, PIN/PULSE
(Source: Sector/Sub-sector 4Ws, BRAC)
Elizabeth Apiyo Akello
+880 18 4453 0315
Bi-weekly
YesYes
Yes
Monthly
48
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I N D I A
B A N G L A D E S H
MY
AN
MA
R
Cox’s Bazar
Next update: October 2019 Sources: UNHCR, ISCG/4Ws, RRRC/UNHCR/Family Counting, REACH, WFP, DRC Feedback: [email protected] Note: TBC (To Be Confirmed) Cumulative data as of August 2019 unless specified
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No. of child friendly spaces
No. of health facility with GBV CM/PSS
No. of integrated community centres
No. of children benefitting from PSS activities 1,495No. of individuals benefitting from life skills and
resilience programming
381
0
No. of counselling centres
13
0
No. of safe space for women and girls (SSWG) 2
No. of mental health service centres (MHSC) 1
2
No. of women led community centre (WLCC)
1
ROHINGYA REFUGEE RESPONSE - BANGLADESH
Camp profile: Camp 7
Shelter/Site Infrastructure/NFI (Source: Shelter Sector, UNHCR, BRAC)
WASH (Source: UNHCR)
Nutrition (Source: Nutrition Sector)
Health (Source: BRAC)
Education (Source: Education Sector, BRAC)
Food Security (Source: WFP)
Next update: October 2019 Sources: UNHCR, ISCG/4Ws, RRRC/UNHCR/Family Counting, REACH, WFP, BRAC Feedback: [email protected]
Less than 50%/minimum standard 50-80%/minimum standard >80%/minimum standard reached
August 2019
No. of water points
No. of functional water points
362
No. of teachers’ received foundationalteaching and content
441
4
No. of street lights installed
Bridge (including bamboo/culvert) construction (m.)
Retaining wall construction (running m.)
Footpath/Pathway construciton (running m.)
Drainage construction (running m.)
Stair construction (running m.)
347
3,4159,1865,1964,133
814
No. of latrines
No. of functional latrines (chambers)
7,855
Note: TBC (To Be Confirmed)
Cumulative data as of August 2019 unless specified
No. of functional street lights 316
No. of learning facilities established
No. of health facilities
9,307No. of HHs receivedgeneral food distribution/e-vouchers
No. of HHs received partial shelter kits
% of children aged 3-5 enrolled in learning spaces
No. of nutritional facilities
% of children aged 6-14 enrolled in learning spaces
No. of HHs received tie-down kits
32
47
6
Site management service monitoring
% of children aged 15-17 enrolled in learning spaces
2
No. of outpatients for medical consultationsfrom the existing total health facility
No. of children treated with severe acutemalnutrition
No. of Community Health Workers (CHWs) 47
Site Management
Sector Indicator Sector standard
No. of persons per water point
No. of persons per latrine
250
20
No. of persons per health facility 6,000
% of children access to teaching & learning centre
100%
100%
Usable area per person (sq.m) 20
48
26
2,831
75%
2%
100%
Presence of camp manager/administrator Yes/No Yes
100%
18
WASH
Health
Education
Protection
Food Security % of HHs received general food distribution/e-vouchers
Shelter
48
26
6,605
75%
Yes
99%
18
June, 2019achievement
August, 2019achievement
No. of HHs received LPG assistance (Stove+Cylinder)
% of persons reached by community-ledmessaging on key protection risks
0%
825
629
2,474
8,5679,482
1,507
1,301
No. of HHs received portable light 8,059
Beneficiaries presented are estimated and may vary among camps due to change in zone system to camp boundaries during 2018. All infrastructure reported are cumulative from previous year and beneficiaries reached for services are from January-August, 2019.
376
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ROHINGYA REFUGEE RESPONSE - BANGLADESHReference map - Camp 7
as of 31 August 2019
Printing date: 31 August 2019 Sources: UNHCR, IOM, RRRC, REACH, ISCG Author: UNHCR - Sub-Office Cox's Bazar Feedback: [email protected]
Camp 2E
Camp 7
Kutupalong RC
Camp 8W
Camp 6
Camp 2W
Camp 1E
Camp 8E
C02W_C
C06_D
C06_B
C08E_A
C08E_C
C08E_F
C08W_B
C02E_C
C07_D
C02W_B
C07_B
C07_G
C02E_D
C07_C
C02W_A
C02E_E
C02E_A
C02E_B
C07_A
C07_E
C07_F
C01E_G
C08E_B
C08E_D
C08E_E
C08W_A
The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations.The information presented in this map is from various sources indicated below and not verified. It is subject to further change.Drone image from IOM as of January 2019, Population data from Family counting as of 31 August 2019 (RRRC/UNHCR).
100Meters
LegendCiC OfficePolice Post/StationDistribution pointContainerWarehouseNutrition CenterInformation Point/HubLearning CenterWomen and girls Friendly SpaceFire stationsFire pointsCommunity CenterChild Friendly SpaceMosqueHafezkhana/Madrasah/MaktabTemplePrimary Health FacilitySecondary/Tertiary Health FacilityCommunity Clinic (MOH)Health PostOther Health FacilityBridgeBlock boundaryMain road/HighwayPrimary/Secondary roadFootpathCamp boundary
SMS Agency: BRACFamilies: 9,409Individuals: 39,627
India
Bangladesh
Nepal
Myanmar
India
Camp 16
Camp 2E
Camp 7
Camp 15
Kutupalong RC
Camp 9Camp
10Camp 18
Camp 8W
Camp 3
Camp 5
Camp 19
Camp 1W
Camp6
Camp 14
Camp 2W
Camp 11
Camp12
Camp 1E
Camp 13
Camp 17
Camp20
Camp 8E
Camp 4Extension
Camp 4
Camp 20Extension
Kutupalong site
ROHINGYA REFUGEE RESPONSE - BANGLADESH
Camp profile: Camp 17 August 2019
21.1975; 92.1431
No. of partners’ presence by sector (32) (Source: Sector/Sub-sector 4Ws, ACTED)
Site Management (SM) (Source: UNHCR/ACTED)
Protection (Source: Protection Sector, UNHCR/ACTED)
954,134 sq.mCamp area
Population density(sq.m per person)
Total households
Total individuals
Camp in Charge
SMS Agency
9,564
ACTED
34
0Fire points 68Information points 1Distribution centers (all type) 2
0Refugees (individuals) relocated from the camp
Children under 17 yrs.
88
Ewa Gheeraert
+880 18 8917 0267
Elephant watch towers
4,184
17,534
RRRCAbu Saleh Md. Obaidullah
+880 17 3129 1855/18 4746 6805
Police posts
The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply o�cial endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations.
1 km
Kutupalong RC
Camp 1 E
Camp 1 W
Camp 2 WCamp 3Camp 4
Camp 5Camp 6 Camp 7
Camp 2 E
Camp 17
Camp 20
Camp 19
Camp 18Camp 10
Camp 9
Camp 8 ECamp 8 W
Camp 13Camp 12
Camp 11
Camp 4Ext
Camp 20Ext
Camp centroid GPS point
Presence of service monitoring agency
Safety Unit Volunteer (SUVs) functioning
Camp coordination meeting
Emergency response coordination meeting
Feedback / complaint mechanism functioning
No. of refugees committees
No. of partners reached by CCCM trainings
WASH
Site Management
Environment
Assessment
RI, HI, TdH, SCI, BRAC, BITA, Plan, DSK, AMURT/SKUS
Child Protection
Education
GBV
Health
Nutrition
Protection
Shelter/NFIs
BRAC, NRC, SCI, SCI/YPSA, Friendship, DAM, MUKTI, JCF, COTE, AMURT/SKUS, DCA
BRAC, RI, DCA, PULSE, MUKTI, RTMI, BNWLA, PIN
BRAC, HI, SCI, HMBD, RTMI, RI
SCI, CWW
BRAC, YPSA, HI
BRAC, CARITAS, SCI, BDRCS
NGOF, BDRCS, SCI
HELVETAS/ACTED
IUCN
HELVETAS/REACH, NPM/IOM
Families with specific needs
Single female parent
Families with older person at risk
Families with people with serious medical condition
152
Families with a person with disability
Families with older person at risk with children
Families with separated children
Single male parents with infants
Families with unaccompanied children
142
125
107
82
41
23
1,262
709
60+
18-59
12-17
5-11
1-4
<1282
1,481
1,938
1,065
250
310
4,183
1,469
2,034
1,068
3,206
248
Male (8,335)Female (9,199)
Food Security CODEC, SCI, BRAC
Refugees (individuals) by age and gender breakdown (Source: RRRC/UNHCR)
Refugees (HHs) with specific needs (Source: RRRC/UNHCR)
55%Children
3%elderly
48%Male
52%Female
CwC BRAC, SCI, TAI
Monthly
YesYes
Yes
Ad-hoc
32
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B A N G L A D E S H
MY
AN
MA
R
Cox’s Bazar
Next update: October 2019 Sources: UNHCR, ISCG/4Ws, RRRC/UNHCR/Family Counting, REACH, WFP, ACTED Feedback: [email protected] Note: TBC (To Be Confirmed) Cumulative data as of August 2019 unless specified
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Camp Profile focused on the e�ective & e�cient rolling out coordination and good governance at camp level, continuity and measuring of services & its minimum standard as being agreed by the respective sectors.The data used in the camp profile have been extracted from secondary and tertiary sources such as ISCG/Sector/WGs, UN Agencies, SMS Agencies and regular or periodic assessment and subject to change.
No. of child friendly spaces
No. of health facility with GBV CM/PSS
No. of integrated community centres
No. of children benefitting from PSS activities 12,101No. of individuals benefitting from life skills and
resilience programming
1,008
1
No. of counselling centres
11
0
No. of safe space for women and girls (SSWG) 9
No. of mental health service centres (MHSC) 1
0
No. of women led community centre (WLCC)
0
ROHINGYA REFUGEE RESPONSE - BANGLADESH
Camp profile: Camp 17
Note: TBC (To Be Confirmed)
Cumulative data as of August 2019 unless specified
Shelter/Site Infrastructure/NFI (Source: Shelter Sector, UNHCR, ACTED)
WASH (Source: UNHCR)
Nutrition (Source: Nutrition Sector)
Health (Source: ACTED)
Education (Source: Education Sector, ACTED)
Food Security (Source: WFP)
Next update: October 2019 Sources: UNHCR, ISCG/4Ws, RRRC/UNHCR/Family Counting, REACH, WFP, ACTED Feedback: [email protected]
Less than 50%/minimum standard 50-80%/minimum standard >80%/minimum standard reached
5%
August 2019
No. of water points
No. of functional water points
93
No. of teachers’ received foundationalteaching and content
312
5
No. of street lights installed
Bridge (including bamboo/culvert) construction (m.)
Retaining wall construction (running m.)
Footpath/Pathway construction (running m.)
Drainage construction (running m.)
Stair construction (running m.)
481
19,02630,003
3,80614,019
688
No. of latrines
No. of functional latrines (chambers)
2,865
No. of functional street lights 242
No. of learning facilities established
No. of health facilities
3,513No. of HHs receivedgeneral food distribution/e-vouchers
No. of HHs received partial shelter kits
% of children aged 3-5 enrolled in learning spaces
No. of nutritional facilities
% of children aged 6-14 enrolled in learning spaces
No. of HHs received tie-down kits
29
56
6
Site management service monitoring
% of children aged 15-17 enrolled in learning spaces
4
No. of outpatients for medical consultationsfrom the existing total health facility
No. of children treated with severe acutemalnutrition
No. of Community Health Workers (CHWs) 45
Site Management
Sector Indicator Sector standard
No. of persons per water point
No. of persons per latrine
250
20
No. of persons per health facility 6,000
% of children access to teaching & learning centre
100%
100%
Usable area per person (sq.m) 20
28
11
2,896
84%
5%
100%
Presence of camp manager/administrator Yes/No Yes
99%
56
WASH
Health
Education
Protection
Food Security % of HHs received general food distribution/e-vouchers
Shelter
28
11
2,922
84%
Yes
84%
56
June, 2019achievement
August, 2019achievement
No. of HHs received LPG assistance (Stove+Cylinder)
% of persons reached by community-ledmessaging on key protection risks
625
445
1,397
3,9733,280
1,532
1,359
No. of HHs received portable light 3,740
Beneficiaries presented are estimated and may vary among camps due to change in zone system to camp boundaries during 2018. All infrastructure reported are cumulative from previous year and beneficiaries reached for services are from January-August, 2019.
84
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ROHINGYA REFUGEE RESPONSE - BANGLADESHReference map - Camp 17
as of 31 August 2019
Printing date: 31 August 2019 Sources: UNHCR, IOM, RRRC, REACH, ISCG Author: UNHCR - Sub-Office Cox's Bazar Feedback: [email protected]
Camp 18
Camp 5
Camp 17
Camp 20
Camp 4
C04X_I C04X_C
C04X_D
C05_B
C03_FC04_E
C04_D
C18_C
C08W_F
C04X_H
C17_C
C17_A
C05_E
C04_F
C17_B
C04_G
C18_A
C18_B
C20_B
C20_A
The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations.The information presented in this map is from various sources indicated below and not verified. It is subject to further change.Drone image from IOM as of January 2019, Population data from Family counting as of 31 August 2019 (RRRC/UNHCR).
100Meters
LegendCiC OfficePolice Post/StationDistribution pointContainerWarehouseNutrition CenterInformation Point/HubLearning CenterWomen and girls Friendly SpaceFire stationsFire pointsCommunity CenterChild Friendly SpaceMosqueHafezkhana/Madrasah/MaktabTemplePrimary Health FacilitySecondary/Tertiary Health FacilityCommunity Clinic (MOH)Health PostOther Health FacilityBridgeBlock boundaryMain road/HighwayPrimary/Secondary roadFootpathCamp boundary
SMS Agency: ACTEDFamilies: 4,149Individuals: 17,374
India
Bangladesh
Nepal
Myanmar
India
Camp 16
Camp 2E
Camp 7
Camp 15
Kutupalong RC
Camp 9Camp
10Camp 18
Camp 8W
Camp 3
Camp 5
Camp 19
Camp 1W
Camp6
Camp 14
Camp 2W
Camp 11
Camp12
Camp 1E
Camp 13
Camp 17
Camp20
Camp 8E
Camp 4Extension
Camp 4
Camp 20Extension
Kutupalong site
ROHINGYA REFUGEE RESPONSE - BANGLADESH
Camp profile: Camp 21 August 2019
21.1323; 92.1575
No. of partners’ presence by sector (25)
404,122 sq.mCamp area
Population density(sq.m per person)
Total households
Total individuals
Camp in Charge
SMS Agency
7,106
ADRA
20
2Fire points 44Information points 2
Distribution centers (all type) 20
Refugees (individuals) relocated from the camp
Children under 17 yrs.
268
Mr. Md. Mahbubur Rahman Bhuiya
+880 18 4746 6825
Elephant watch towers
3,243
13,172
RRRC
Anwar Hossain
+880 17 1246 9105
Police posts
(Source: Sector/Sub-sector 4Ws, ADRA)
1 kmCamp centroid GPS point
Presence of service monitoring agency
Safety Unit Volunteer (SUVs) functioning
Camp coordination meeting
Emergency response coordination meeting
Feedback / complaint mechanism functioning
No. of refugees committees
No. of partners reached by CCCM trainings
WASH
Site Management
Assessment
SCI, AB, HI, COAST, IRC
Child Protection
Education
GBV
Health
Nutrition
Protection
Shelter/NFIs
CODEC, NRC, SCI, BRAC, DAM, Friendship, MUKTI, DCA
BNWLA, BRAC, DCA, BRAC,BNWLA, DRC
BRAC, SCI, HI, QCH, IRC
ACF, SCI, BRAC
BNWLA, BRAC, HI
ADRA, BDRCS, EmbassyofOman, BRAC SI, BRAC
ADRA (SMS)
HELVETAS/REACH, NPM/IOM, ADRA
Families with specific needs
Single female parent
Families with older person at risk
Families with people with serious medical condition
109Families with a person with disability
Families with older person at risk with children
Families with separated children
Single male parents with infants
Families with unaccompanied children
106
96
66
35
32
23
942
513
60+
18-59
12-17
5-11
1-4
<1244
995
1,462
777
191
234
3,182
1,045
1,516
833
2,550
143
Male (6,321)Female (6,851)
Food Security ICRC, BRAC, CODEC
Site Management (SM) (Source: UNHCR/ADRA)
Protection (Source: Protection Sector, UNHCR/ADRA)
ChakmarkulRefugees (individuals) by age and gender breakdown (Source: RRRC/UNHCR)
Refugees (HHs) with specific needs (Source: RRRC/UNHCR)
Camp 21
55%Children
3%elderly
48%Male
52%Female
BRAC, SCI, TAI
Bi-weekly
YesYes
Yes
Bi-weekly
01
I N D I A
I N D I A
B A N G L A D E S H
MY
AN
MA
R
Cox’s Bazar
Environment IUCN
Next update: October 2019 Sources: UNHCR, ISCG/4Ws, RRRC/UNHCR/Family Counting, REACH, WFP, ADRA Feedback: [email protected] Note: TBC (To Be Confirmed) Cumulative data as of August 2019 unless specified
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Camp Profile focused on the e�ective & e�cient rolling out coordination and good governance at camp level, continuity and measuring of services & its minimum standard as being agreed by the respective sectors.The data used in the camp profile have been extracted from secondary and tertiary sources such as ISCG/Sector/WGs, UN Agencies, SMS Agencies and regular or periodic assessment and subject to change.
No. of child friendly spaces
No. of health facility with GBV CM/PSS
No. of integrated community centres
No. of children benefitting from PSS activities 613No. of individuals benefitting from life skills and
resilience programming
1,931
1
No. of counselling centres
9
1
No. of safe space for women and girls (SSWG) 4
No. of mental health service centres (MHSC) 3
1No. of women led community centre (WLCC)
4
The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply o�cial endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations.
CwC
ROHINGYA REFUGEE RESPONSE - BANGLADESH
Camp profile: Camp 21
Next update: October 2019 Sources: UNHCR, ISCG/4Ws, RRRC/UNHCR/Family Counting, REACH, ADRA Feedback: [email protected]
Less than 50%/minimum standard 50-80%/minimum standard >80%/minimum standard reached
47%
August 2019
No. of water points
No. of functional water points
131
No. of teachers’ received foundationalteaching and content
327
3
No. of street lights installed
Bridge (including bamboo/culvert) construction (m.)
Retaining wall construction (running m.)
Footpath/Pathway construction (running m.)
Drainage construction (running m.)
Stair construction (running m.)
289
4,2684,9739,2976,006
1,140
No. of latrines
No. of functional latrines (chambers)
6,115
No. of functional street lights 197
No. of learning facilities established
No. of health facilities
3,807No. of HHs receivedgeneral food distribution/e-vouchers
No. of HHs received partial shelter kits
% of children aged 3-5 enrolled in learning spaces
No. of nutritional facilities
% of children aged 6-14 enrolled in learning spaces
No. of HHs received tie-down kits
33
50
5
Site management service monitoring
% of children aged 15-17 enrolled in learning spaces
6
No. of outpatients for medical consultationsfrom the existing total health facility
No. of children treated with severe acutemalnutrition
No. of Community Health Workers (CHWs) 30
Shelter/Site Infrastructure/NFI (Source: Shelter Sector, UNHCR)
WASH (Source: UNHCR)
Nutrition (Source: Nutrition Sector, ADRA)
Health (Source: Health Sector, UNHCR, ADRA)
Education (Source: Education Sector, ADRA)
Note: TBC (To Be Confirmed)
Cumulative data as of August 2019 unless specifiedP-35
Food Security
Site Management
Sector Indicator Sector standard
No. of persons per water point
No. of persons per latrine
250
20
No. of persons per health facility 6,000
% of children access to teaching & learning centre
100%
100%
Usable area per person (sq.m) 20
52
19
2,634
82%
18%
100%
Presence of camp manager/administrator Yes/No Yes
110%
33
WASH
Health
Education
Protection
Food Security % of HHs received general food distribution/e-vouchers
Shelter
52
19
2,634
82%
Yes
117%
33
June, 2019achievement
August, 2019achievement
No. of HHs received LPG assistance (Stove+Cylinder)
(Source: WFP)
% of persons reached by community-ledmessaging on key protection risks
251
170
1,683
3,1812,981
680
606
No. of HHs received portable light 2,995
Beneficiaries presented are estimated and may vary among camps due to change in zone system to camp boundaries during 2018. All infrastructure reported are cumulative from previous year and beneficiaries reached for services are from January-August, 2019.
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ROHINGYA REFUGEE RESPONSE - BANGLADESHReference map - Camp 21
as of 31 August 2019
Printing date: 31 August 2019 Sources: UNHCR, IOM, RRRC, REACH, ISCG Author: UNHCR - Sub-Office Cox's Bazar Feedback: [email protected]
Camp 21
C21_C
C21_B
C21_D
C21_E
C21_A
The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations.The information presented in this map is from various sources indicated below and not verified. It is subject to further change.Drone image from IOM as of January 2019, Population data from Family counting as of 31 August 2019 (RRRC/UNHCR).
100Meters
LegendCiC OfficePolice Post/StationDistribution pointContainerWarehouseNutrition CenterInformation Point/HubLearning CenterWomen and girls Friendly SpaceFire stationsFire pointsCommunity CenterChild Friendly SpaceMosqueHafezkhana/Madrasah/MaktabTemplePrimary Health FacilitySecondary/Tertiary Health FacilityCommunity Clinic (MOH)Health PostOther Health FacilityBridgeBlock boundaryMain road/HighwayPrimary/Secondary roadFootpathCamp boundary
SMS Agency: ADRAFamilies: 3,243Individuals: 13,172
India
Bangladesh
Nepal
Myanmar
India
Camp 16
Camp 2E
Camp 7
Camp 15
Kutupalong RC
Camp9Camp 10
Camp18
Camp 8W
Camp3
Camp5
Camp19
Camp 1W
Camp 6
Camp 14
Camp 2W
Camp11Camp
12
Camp 1E
Camp13
Camp 17
Camp 21
Camp 20
Camp 8E
Camp 4Extension
Camp 4
Camp 20Extension
Choukhali
Kutupalong site
ROHINGYA REFUGEE RESPONSE - BANGLADESH
Camp profile: Camp 26 (NYP EXT) August 2019
21.9501; 92.2539
No. of partners’ presence by sector (25)
Site Management (SM) (Source: UNHCR/ADRA)
Protection (Source: Protection Sector, UNHCR/ADRA)
1,720,942 sq.mCamp area
Population density(sq.m per person)
Total households
Total individuals
Camp in Charge
SMS Agency
23,261
ADRA
39
11Fire points 63Information points 1Distribution centers (all type) 12
0Refugees (individuals) relocated from the camp
Children under 17 yrs.
34
Mr. Md. Khaled Hossain
+880 18 4746 6804
Anwar Hossain
+880 17 1246 9105
Elephant watch towers
9,392
41,007
RRRC
Police posts
(Source: Sector/Sub-sector 4Ws, ADRA)
1 km
Camp 25
Camp 24
Camp 26
Camp 27
Next update: October 2019 Sources: UNHCR, ISCG/4Ws, RRRC/UNHCR/Family Counting, REACH, WFP, ADRA Feedback: [email protected] Note: TBC (To Be Confirmed) Cumulative data as of August 2019 unless specified
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Nayapara RC
Camp Profile focused on the e�ective & e�cient rolling out coordination and good governance at camp level, continuity and measuring of services & its minimum standard as being agreed by the respective sectors.The data used in the camp profile have been extracted from secondary and tertiary sources such as ISCG/Sector/WGs, UN Agencies, SMS Agencies and regular or periodic assessment and subject to change.
Camp centroid GPS point
Presence of service monitoring agency
Safety Unit Volunteer (SUVs) functioning
Camp coordination meeting
Emergency response coordination meeting
Feedback / complaint mechanism functioning
No. of refugees committees
No. of partners reached by CCCM trainings
The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply o�cial endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations.
WASH
Site Management
Assessment
RI, SCI, HI Child Protection
Education
GBV
Health
Nutrition
Protection
Shelter/NFIs
CODEC, NRC, SCI, BRAC, YPSA, DAM, RISDA, HI
BNWLA, RI, TAI, MUKTI, BRAC, OXFAM, IRC
BRAC, HI, TdH, BDRCS
ACF
BNWLA, BRAC, HI, TAI, OXFAM
ADRA, BDRCS NGOF, OXFAM, SI, Nabolok
ADRA (SMS)
HELVETAS/REACH, NPM/IOM
Families with specific needs
Single female parent
Families with older person at risk
Families with people with serious medical condition
Families with a person with disability
Families with older person at risk with children
Families with separated children
Single male parents with infants
Families with unaccompanied children
280
215
170
113
81
53
3,233
2,178
60+
18-59
12-17
5-11
1-4
<1694
3,131
4,744
2,971
635
615
9,800
3,132
5,204
2,770
6,756
555
Male (19,032)Female (21,975)
357
Food Security ACF, MUKTI, BRAC, CODEC
Registered Camp
Refugees (individuals) by age and gender breakdown (Source: RRRC/UNHCR)
Refugees (HHs) with specific needs (Source: RRRC/UNHCR)
Environment IUCN
55%Children
3%elderly
48%Male
52%Female
CwC BRAC, SCI, TAI, AFF/BBC MA
Bi-weekly
YesYes
Yes
Bi-weekly
96
I N D I A
I N D I A
B A N G L A D E S H
MY
AN
MA
R
Cox’s Bazar
No. of child friendly spaces
No. of health facility with GBV CM/PSS
No. of integrated community centres
No. of children benefitting from PSS activities 4,742No. of individuals benefitting from life skills and
resilience programming
1,038
1
No. of counselling centres
4
0
No. of safe space for women and girls (SSWG) 0
No. of mental health service centres (MHSC) 1
1No. of women led community centre (WLCC)
4
ROHINGYA REFUGEE RESPONSE - BANGLADESH
Camp profile: Camp 26 (NYP EXT)
Shelter/Site Infrastructure/NFI (Source: Shelter Sector, UNHCR)
WASH (Source: UNHCR)
Nutrition (Source: Nutrition Sector, ADRA)
Health (Source: Health Sector, UNHCR, ADRA)
Education (Source: Education Sector)
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Food Security (Source: WFP)
Next update: October 2019 Sources: UNHCR, ISCG/4Ws, RRRC/UNHCR/Family Counting, REACH, ADRA Feedback: [email protected]
Less than 50%/minimum standard 50-80%/minimum standard >80%/minimum standard reached
August 2019
No. of water points
No. of functional water points
389
No. of teachers’ received foundationalteaching and content
200
1
No. of street lights installed
Bridge (including bamboo/culvert) construction (m.)
Retaining wall construction (running m.)
Footpath/Pathway construction (running m.)
Drainage construction (running m.)
Stair construction (running m.)
36
3086,03617,0932,419
620
No. of latrines
No. of functional latrines (chambers)
9,440
Note: TBC (To Be Confirmed)
Cumulative data as of August 2019 unless specified
No. of functional street lights 21
No. of learning facilities established
No. of health facilities
9,362No. of HHs receivedgeneral food distribution/e-vouchers
No. of HHs received partial shelter kits
% of children aged 3-5 enrolled in learning spaces
No. of nutritional facilities
% of children aged 6-14 enrolled in learning spaces
No. of HHs received tie-down kits
32
30
2
Site management service monitoring
% of children aged 15-17 enrolled in learning spaces
3
No. of outpatients for medical consultationsfrom the existing total health facility
No. of children treated with severe acutemalnutrition
No. of Community Health Workers (CHWs) 27
Site Management
Sector Indicator Sector standard
No. of persons per water point
No. of persons per latrine
250
20
No. of persons per health facility 6,000
% of children access to teaching & learning centre
100%
100%
Usable area per person (sq.m) 20
102
24
20,504
62%
13%
100%
Presence of camp manager/administrator Yes/No Yes
96%
42
WASH
Health
Education
Protection
Food Security % of HHs received general food distribution/e-vouchers
Shelter
102
24
20,504
62%
Yes
100%
42
June, 2019achievement
August, 2019achievement
No. of HHs received LPG assistance (Stove+Cylinder)
% of persons reached by community-ledmessaging on key protection risks
40%
401
201
2,293
6,9409,331
1,712
1,405
No. of HHs received portable light 6,523
Beneficiaries presented are estimated and may vary among camps due to change in zone system to camp boundaries during 2018. All infrastructure reported are cumulative from previous year and beneficiaries reached for services are from January-August, 2019.
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ROHINGYA REFUGEE RESPONSE - BANGLADESHReference map - Camp 26
as of 31 August 2019
Printing date: 31 August 2019 Sources: UNHCR, IOM, RRRC, REACH, ISCG Author: UNHCR - Sub-Office Cox's Bazar Feedback: [email protected]
Camp 27
Camp 24
Camp 26
C27_B
C24_D
C24_G
C26_E
C27_A
C26_F
C26_H
C26_I
C26_G
C26_C
C26_A
C26_B
C26_D
C24_E
Source: Esri, DigitalGlobe, GeoEye, Earthstar Geographics, CNES/Airbus DS, USDA, USGS, AeroGRID,IGN, and the GIS User Community
The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations.The information presented in this map is from various sources indicated below and not verified. It is subject to further change.Drone image from IOM as of January 2019, Population data from Family counting as of 31 August 2019 (RRRC/UNHCR).
200Meters
LegendCiC OfficePolice Post/StationDistribution pointContainerWarehouseNutrition CenterInformation Point/HubLearning CenterWomen and girls Friendly SpaceFire stationsFire pointsCommunity CenterChild Friendly SpaceMosqueHafezkhana/Madrasah/MaktabTemplePrimary Health FacilitySecondary/Tertiary Health FacilityCommunity Clinic (MOH)Health PostOther Health FacilityBlock boundaryBridgeMain road/HighwayPrimary/Secondary roadFootpathCamp boundary
SMS Agency: ADRAFamilies: 9,392Individuals: 41,007
India
Bangladesh
Nepal
Myanmar
IndiaCamp 25
Camp27
Camp 24
Camp 26
Nayapara RC
Teknaf sites
ROHINGYA REFUGEE RESPONSE - BANGLADESH
Camp profile: Camp 27 August 2019
21.9356; 92.2613
No. of partners’ presence by sector (23)
Site Management (SM) (Source: UNHCR/ADRA)
Protection (Source: Protection Sector, UNHCR/ADRA)
1,334,319 sq.mCamp area
Population density(sq.m per person)
Total households
Total individuals
Camp in Charge
SMS Agency
8,173
ADRA
66
1Fire points 42Information points 2
Distribution centers (all type) 40
Refugees (individuals) relocated from the camp
Children under 17 yrs.
33
Mr. Md. Khaled Hossain
+880 18 4746 6804
Khondoker Imtiaz Hossain
+880 18 8211 3007
Elephant watch towers
3,150
14,269
RRRC
Police posts
(Source: Sector/Sub-sector 4Ws, ADRA)
1 km
Camp 25
Camp 24
Camp 26
Camp 27
Camp centroid GPS point
Presence of service monitoring agency
Safety Unit Volunteer (SUVs) functioning
Camp coordination meeting
Emergency response coordination meeting
Feedback / complaint mechanism functioning
No. of refugees committees
No. of partners reached by CCCM trainings
The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply o�cial endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations.
WASH
Site Management
Assessment
CODEC, RI, HI, TdH, NGOF
Child Protection
Education
GBV
Health
Protection
Shelter/NFIs
CODEC, NRC, SCI, BRAC, DAM
BNWLA, OXFAM, MUKTI, TAI, NGOF, PULSE
BRAC, HI, SCI
BNWLA, BRAC, TAI, HI, PIN/PULSE
SI, SCI, WHH/ANANDO, HSI/WHH, BRAC, OXFAM, NGOF, TdH
ADRA (SMS)
HELVETAS/REACH, NPM/IOM, ADRA
Families with specific needs
Single female parent
Families with older person at risk
Families with people with serious medical condition
99Families with a person with disability
Families with older person at risk with children
Families with separated children
Single male parents with infants
Families with unaccompanied children
88
63
54
33
21
13
1,025
731
60+
18-59
12-17
5-11
1-4
<1237
1,094
1,674
1,030
219
217
3,307
1,148
1,710
1,063
2,384
186
Male (6,708)Female (7,561)
Food Security ACF, MUKTI, CNRS, CODEC
Refugees (individuals) by age and gender breakdown (Source: RRRC/UNHCR)
Refugees (HHs) with specific needs (Source: RRRC/UNHCR)
Environment IUCN
55%Children
3%elderly
48%Male
52%Female
CwC BRAC, SCI, PIN/PULSE
Bi-weekly
YesYes
Yes
Bi-weekly
01
I N D I A
I N D I A
B A N G L A D E S H
MY
AN
MA
R
Cox’s Bazar
Jadimura
Next update: October 2019 Sources: UNHCR, ISCG/4Ws, RRRC/UNHCR/Family Counting, REACH, WFP, ADRA Feedback: [email protected] Note: TBC (To Be Confirmed) Cumulative data as of August 2019 unless specified
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Camp Profile focused on the e�ective & e�cient rolling out coordination and good governance at camp level, continuity and measuring of services & its minimum standard as being agreed by the respective sectors.The data used in the camp profile have been extracted from secondary and tertiary sources such as ISCG/Sector/WGs, UN Agencies, SMS Agencies and regular or periodic assessment and subject to change.
ADRA, OXFAM, BDRCS, SI
No. of child friendly spaces
No. of health facility with GBV CM/PSS
No. of integrated community centres
No. of children benefitting from PSS activities 2,976No. of individuals benefitting from life skills and
resilience programming
711
0
No. of counselling centres
2
3
No. of safe space for women and girls (SSWG) 0
No. of mental health service centres (MHSC) 2
0No. of women led community centre (WLCC)
4
ROHINGYA REFUGEE RESPONSE - BANGLADESH
Camp profile: Camp 27
Shelter/Site Infrastructure/NFI (Source: Shelter Sector, UNHCR)
WASH (Source: UNHCR)
Nutrition (Source: Nutrition Sector, ADRA)
Health (Source: Health Sector, UNHCR, ADRA)
Education (Source: Education Sector, ADRA)
Food Security (Source:WFP)
Next update: October 2019 Sources: UNHCR, ISCG/4Ws, RRRC/UNHCR/Family Counting, REACH, ADRA Feedback: [email protected]
Less than 50%/minimum standard 50-80%/minimum standard >80%/minimum standard reached
56
10
4,756
79%
1%
Yes
101%
94
56
10
4,756
79%
Yes
95%
94
129%
August 2019
No. of water points
No. of functional water points
178
No. of teachers’ received foundationalteaching and content
175
1
No. of street lights installed
Bridge (including bamboo/culvert) construction (m.)
Retaining wall construction (running m.)
Footpath/Pathway construction (running m.)
Drainage construction (running m.)
Stair construction (running m.)
373
5825,636
13,9361,085
368
No. of latrines
No. of functional latrines (chambers)
TBC
No. of functional street lights 174
No. of learning facilities established
No. of health facilities
2,998No. of HHs receivedgeneral food distribution/e-vouchers
No. of HHs received partial shelter kits
% of children aged 3-5 enrolled in learning spaces
No. of nutritional facilities
% of children aged 6-14 enrolled in learning spaces
No. of HHs received tie-down kits
41
38
3
Site management service monitoring
No. of HHs received LPG assistance (Stove+Cylinder)
% of children aged 15-17 enrolled in learning spaces
4
No. of outpatients for medical consultationsfrom the existing total health facility
No. of children treated with severe acutemalnutrition
No. of Community Health Workers (CHWs) 28
Site Management
Sector Indicator Sector standard
No. of persons per water point
No. of persons per latrine
250
20
No. of persons per health facility 6,000
% of children access to teaching & learning centre
100%
100%
Usable area per person (sq.m) 20
100%
Presence of camp manager/administrator Yes/No
WASH
Health
Education
Protection
Food Security % of HHs received general food distribution/e-vouchers
Shelter
June, 2019achievement
August, 2019achievement
% of persons reached by community-ledmessaging on key protection risks
256
194
1,345
2,0083,099
1,386
1,106
No. of HHs received portable light 1,890
Note: TBC (To Be Confirmed)
Cumulative data as of August 2019 unless specified
Beneficiaries presented are estimated and may vary among camps due to change in zone system to camp boundaries during 2018. All infrastructure reported are cumulative from previous year and beneficiaries reached for services are from January-August, 2019.
37
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ROHINGYA REFUGEE RESPONSE - BANGLADESHReference map - Camp 27
as of 31 August 2019
Printing date: 31 August 2019 Sources: UNHCR, IOM, RRRC, REACH, ISCG Author: UNHCR - Sub-Office Cox's Bazar Feedback: [email protected]
Camp 27
Camp 26
C27_C
C27_A
C26_C
C26_A
C26_B
C26_D
C27_B
Source: Esri, DigitalGlobe, GeoEye, Earthstar Geographics, CNES/Airbus DS, USDA, USGS, AeroGRID,IGN, and the GIS User Community
The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations.The information presented in this map is from various sources indicated below and not verified. It is subject to further change.Drone image from IOM as of January 2019, Population data from Family counting as of 31 August 2019 (RRRC/UNHCR).
200Meters
LegendCiC OfficePolice Post/StationDistribution pointContainerWarehouseNutrition CenterInformation Point/HubLearning CenterWomen and girls Friendly SpaceFire stationsFire pointsCommunity CenterChild Friendly SpaceMosqueHafezkhana/Madrasah/MaktabTemplePrimary Health FacilitySecondary/Tertiary Health FacilityCommunity Clinic (MOH)Health PostOther Health FacilityBlock boundaryBridgeMain road/HighwayPrimary/Secondary roadFootpathCamp boundary
SMS Agency: ADRAFamilies: 3,150Individuals: 14,269
India
Bangladesh
Nepal
Myanmar
IndiaCamp 25
Camp27
Camp 24
Camp 26
Nayapara RC
Teknaf sites
ROHINGYA REFUGEE RESPONSE - BANGLADESH
Camp profile: Kutupalong RC August 2019
m
Families with specific needs
Single female parent
Families with older person at risk
Families with people with serious medical condition
526
21.2120; 92.1638
Families with a person with disability
Families with older person at risk with children
Families with separated children
Single male parents with infants
Families with unaccompanied children
342
86
52
35
18
7
No. of partners’ presence by sector (27) (Source: Sector/Sub-sector 4Ws, BRAC)
Site Management (SM) (Source: UNHCR/BRAC)
Protection (Source: Protection Sector, BRAC)
Kutupalong RC
Camp 1 E
Camp 1 W
Camp 2 WCamp 3Camp 4
Camp 5 Camp 6 Camp 7
Camp 2 E
Camp 17
Camp 20
Camp 19
Camp 18 Camp 10
Camp 9
Camp 8 ECamp 8 W
Camp 13Camp 12
Camp 11
Camp 4Ext
Camp 20Ext
1 km
60+
18-59
12-17
5-11
1-4
<178
977
1,854
1,514
275
58
4,744
1,112
2,010
1,477
3,845
256
Male (8,758)Female (9,442)
55%Children
3%elderly
48%Male
52%Female
Camp centroid GPS point
Presence of service monitoring agency
Safety Unit Volunteer (SUVs) functioning
Camp coordination meeting
Emergency response coordination meeting
Feedback / complaint mechanism functioning
No. of refugees committees
No. of partners reached by CCCM trainings
The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply o�cial endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations.
Site Management
Assessment
WASH
SCI, ACF, Friendship, HI, TdH, UP/SMKK, SIF,FDF, SOS
Child Protection
Education
GBV
Health
Protection
Shelter/NFIs
CODEC, NRC, SCI, TAI, HI, AFF
TAI, MUKTI, WVI, IRC, BRAC, GNB
GK, MDMR/RRRC, RTMI, HI, RRRC(RHU)
TAI, HI
BRAC, BDRCS
NGOF, OXFAM
BRAC
HELVETAS/REACH, NPM/IOM
Food Security WFP
Environment IUCN
CwC BRAC, TAI, SCI
Refugees (individuals) by age and gender breakdown (Source: RRRC/UNHCR)
1,516
769
Refugees (HHs) with specific needs (Source: RRRC/UNHCR)
387,319 sq.mCamp area
Population density(sq.m per person)
Total households
Total individuals
Camp in Charge
SMS Agency
9,209
BRAC
18
0Fire points 44Information points 1Distribution centers (all type) 3
1Refugees (individuals) relocated from the camp
Children under 17 yrs.
0
Roberts Sila Muthini
+880 17 0127 0739
Elephant watch towers
3,549
18,200
RRRCMd. Khalilur Rahman Khan
+880 18 1935 9953
Police posts
Monthly
YesYes
Yes
Monthly
022
I N D I A
I N D I A
B A N G L A D E S H
MYA
NM
AR
Cox’s Bazar
Next update: October 2019 Sources: UNHCR, ISCG/4Ws, RRRC/UNHCR/Family Counting, REACH, WFP, BRAC Feedback: [email protected] Note: TBC (To Be Confirmed) Cumulative data as of August 2019 unless specified
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Camp Profile focused on the e�ective & e�cient rolling out coordination and good governance at camp level, continuity and measuring of services & its minimum standard as being agreed by the respective sectors.The data used in the camp profile have been extracted from secondary and tertiary sources such as ISCG/Sector/WGs, UN Agencies, SMS Agencies and regular or periodic assessment and subject to change.
No. of child friendly spaces
No. of health facility with GBV CM/PSS
No. of integrated community centres
No. of children benefitting from PSS activities 1,432No. of individuals benefitting from life skills and
resilience programming
711
1
No. of counselling centres
2
115
No. of safe space for women and girls (SSWG) 0
No. of mental health service centres (MHSC) 3
0
No. of women led community centre (WLCC)
1
ROHINGYA REFUGEE RESPONSE - BANGLADESH
Camp profile: Kutupalong RC
Shelter/Site Infrastructure/NFI (Source: Shelter Sector, UNHCR, BRAC)
WASH (Source: UNHCR)
Nutrition (Source: Nutrition Sector)
Health (Source: BRAC)
Education (Source: Education Sector, BRAC)
Food Security
Next update: October 2019 Sources: UNHCR, ISCG/4Ws, RRRC/UNHCR/Family Counting, REACH, WFP, BRAC Feedback: [email protected]
Site Management
Sector Indicator Sector standard
No. of persons per water point
No. of persons per latrine
250
20
No. of persons per health facility 6,000
% of children access to teaching & learning centre
100%
100%
Usable area per person (sq.m) 20
59
18
6,003
60%
109%
Less than 50%/minimum standard 50-80%/minimum standard >80%/minimum standard reached
100%
Presence of camp manager/administrator Yes/No Yes
74%
22
59
19
6,067
60%
Yes
72%
22
June, 2019achievement
August, 2019achievement
122%% of persons reached by community-ledmessaging on key protection risks
August 2019
No. of water points
No. of functional water points
WASH
Health
Education
Protection
27
No. of teachers’ received foundationalteaching and content
138
2
No. of street lights installed (Minigrated)
Bridge (including bamboo/culvert) construction (m.)
Retaining wall construction (running m.)
Footpath/Pathway construction (running m.)
Drainage construction (running m.)
Stair construction (running m.)
172
2,6632,051
7942,607
679
Food Security % of HHs received general food distribution/e-vouchers
No. of latrines
No. of functional latrines (chambers)
56,298
No. of functional street lights (Minigrated) 46
(Source: WFP)
No. of learning facilities established
No. of health facilities
2,541No. of HHs receivedgeneral food distribution/e-vouchers
No. of HHs received partial shelter kits
% of children aged 3-5 enrolled in learning spaces
No. of nutritional facilities
Shelter
% of children aged 6-14 enrolled in learning spaces
No. of HHs received tie-down kits
8
44
3
Site management service monitoring
% of children aged 15-17 enrolled in learning spaces
9
No. of outpatients for medical consultationsfrom the existing total health facility
No. of children treated with severe acutemalnutrition
No. of Community Health Workers (CHWs) 27No. of HHs received LPG assistance (Stove+Cylinder)
306
222
149
03,023
981
953
No. of HHs received light (Minigrated solar light) 46
Note: TBC (To Be Confirmed)
Cumulative data as of August 2019 unless specified
Beneficiaries presented are estimated and may vary among camps due to change in zone system to camp boundaries during 2018. All infrastructure reported are cumulative from previous year and beneficiaries reached for services are from January-August, 2019.
40
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ROHINGYA REFUGEE RESPONSE - BANGLADESHReference map - Kutupalong RC
as of 31 August 2019
Printing date: 31 August 2019 Sources: UNHCR, IOM, RRRC, REACH, ISCG Author: UNHCR - Sub-Office Cox's Bazar Feedback: [email protected]
Camp 2E
Kutupalong RC
Camp 2W
Camp 1E
C02E_C
C02W_B
C01E_E
C01E_F
C02E_E
C01E_G
C02E_D
C02W_A
C02E_A
C02E_B
The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations.The information presented in this map is from various sources indicated below and not verified. It is subject to further change.Drone image from IOM as of January 2019, Population data from Family counting as of 31 August 2019 (RRRC/UNHCR).
100Meters
LegendCiC OfficePolice Post/StationDistribution pointContainerWarehouseNutrition CenterInformation Point/HubLearning CenterWomen and girls Friendly SpaceFire stationsFire pointsCommunity CenterChild Friendly SpaceMosqueHafezkhana/Madrasah/MaktabTemplePrimary Health FacilitySecondary/Tertiary Health FacilityCommunity Clinic (MOH)Health PostOther Health FacilityBridgeBlock boundaryMain road/HighwayPrimary/Secondary roadFootpathCamp boundary
SMS Agency: BRACFamilies: 3,550Individuals: 18,010
India
Bangladesh
Nepal
Myanmar
India
Camp 16
Camp 2E
Camp 7
Camp 15
Kutupalong RC
Camp 9Camp
10Camp 18
Camp 8W
Camp 3
Camp 5
Camp 19
Camp 1W
Camp6
Camp 14
Camp 2W
Camp 11
Camp12
Camp 1E
Camp 13
Camp 17
Camp20
Camp 8E
Camp 4Extension
Camp 4
Camp 20Extension
Kutupalong site
ROHINGYA REFUGEE RESPONSE - BANGLADESH
Camp profile: Nayapara RC August 2019
20.9573; 92.2499
No. of partners’ presence by sector (19)(Source: Sector/Sub-sector 4Ws, ADRA)
Site Management (SM) (Source: UNHCR/ADRA)
Protection (Source: Protection Sector, UNHCR/ADRA)
322,311 sq.mCamp area
Population density(sq.m per person)
Total households
Total individuals
Camp in Charge
SMS Agency
13,916
ADRA
11
1Fire points 18Information points 1Distribution centers (all type) 1
1Refugees (individuals) relocated from the camp
Children under 17 yrs.
0
Mr. Md. Hannan
+880 18 4746 6804
Md. Tariqul Islam Chowdhury
++880 18 1647 8422
Elephant watch towers
5,697
27,222
RRRC
Police posts ±1 km
Camp 25
Camp 24
Camp 26
Camp 27
Next update: October 2019 Sources: UNHCR, ISCG/4Ws, RRRC/UNHCR/Family Counting, REACH, WFP, ADRA Feedback: [email protected] Note: TBC (To Be Confirmed) Cumulative data as of August 2019 unless specified
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Nayapara RC
Camp Profile focused on the e�ective & e�cient rolling out coordination and good governance at camp level, continuity and measuring of services & its minimum standard as being agreed by the respective sectors.The data used in the camp profile have been extracted from secondary and tertiary sources such as ISCG/Sector/WGs, UN Agencies, SMS Agencies and regular or periodic assessment and subject to change.
CwC
Camp centroid GPS point
Presence of service monitoring agency
Safety Unit Volunteer (SUVs) functioning
Camp coordination meeting
Emergency response coordination meeting
Feedback / complaint mechanism functioning
No. of refugees committees
No. of partners reached by CCCM trainings
The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply o�cial endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations.
WASH
Site Management
Assessment
SCI Child Protection
Education
GBV
Health
Nutrition
Protection
Shelter/NFI
CODEC, NRC, SCI, TAI, HI
RI, TAI, IRC, BRAC, MUKTI
GK, MDMR/RRRC, RTMI
TAI, HI
ADRA, BDRCS
ADRA (SMS)
HELVETAS/REACH, NPM/IOM
Families with specific needs
Single female parent
Families with older person at risk
Families with people with serious medical condition
Families with a person with disability
Families with older person at risk with children
Families with separated children
Single male parents with infants
Families with unaccompanied children
605
176
160
50
41
35
2,808
1,194
60+
18-59
12-17
5-11
1-4
<186
1,489
2,840
2,322
460
90
7,368
1,529
2,958
2,380
5,279
421
Male (12,657)Female (14,565)
1,182
Food Security ACF, WFP
Nayapara RC
Registered Camp
Refugees (individuals) by age and gender breakdown (Source: RRRC/UNHCR)
Refugees (HHs) with specific needs (Source: RRRC/UNHCR)
Environment IUCN
55%Children
3%elderly
48%Male
52%Female
CwC BRAC, TAI, AFF/BBC MA
Bi-weekly
YesYes
Yes
Bi-weekly
01
I N D I A
I N D I A
B A N G L A D E S H
MY
AN
MA
R
Cox’s Bazar
ACF
NGOF, OXFAM
No. of child friendly spaces
No. of health facility with GBV CM/PSS
No. of integrated community centres
No. of children benefitting from PSS activities 1No. of individuals benefitting from life skills and
resilience programming
155
1
No. of counselling centres
2
2
No. of safe space for women and girls (SSWG) 0
No. of mental health service centres (MHSC) 1
0No. of women led community centre (WLCC)
6
ROHINGYA REFUGEE RESPONSE - BANGLADESH
Camp profile: Nayapara RC
Shelter/Site Infrastructure/NFI (Source: Shelter Sector, UNHCR)
WASH (Source: UNHCR)
Nutrition (Source: Nutrition Sector, ADRA)
Health (Source: Health Sector, UNHCR, ADRA)
Education (Source: Education Sector)
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Food Security (Source: WFP)
Next update: October 2019 Sources: UNHCR, ISCG/4Ws, RRRC/UNHCR/Family Counting, REACH, ADRA Feedback: [email protected]
Less than 50%/minimum standard 50-80%/minimum standard >80%/minimum standard reached
August 2019
No. of water points
No. of functional water points
33
No. of teachers’ received foundationalteaching and content
16
3
No. of street lights installed
Bridge (including bamboo/culvert) construction (m.)
Retaining wall construction (running m.)
Footpath/Pathway construction (running m.)
Drainage construction (running m.)
Stair construction (running m.)
207
15522
6,194798
84
No. of latrines
No. of functional latrines (chambers)
12,500
Note: TBC (To Be Confirmed)
Cumulative data as of August 2019 unless specified
No. of functional street lights 198
No. of learning facilities established
No. of health facilities
5,144No. of HHs receivedgeneral food distribution/e-vouchers
No. of HHs received partial shelter kits
% of children aged 3-5 enrolled in learning spaces
No. of nutritional facilities
% of children aged 6-14 enrolled in learning spaces
No. of HHs received tie-down kits
7
30
2
Site management service monitoring
% of children aged 15-17 enrolled in learning spaces
4
No. of outpatients for medical consultationsfrom the existing total health facility
No. of children treated with severe acutemalnutrition
No. of Community Health Workers (CHWs) 27
Site Management
Sector Indicator Sector standard
No. of persons per water point
No. of persons per latrine
250
20
No. of persons per health facility 6,000
% of children access to teaching & learning centre
100%
100%
Usable area per person (sq.m) 20
245
107
13,461
40%
29%
100%
Presence of camp manager/administrator Yes/No Yes
85%
12
WASH
Health
Education
Protection
Food Security % of HHs received general food distribution/e-vouchers
Shelter
247
108
13,611
40%
Yes
90%
12
June, 2019achievement
August, 2019achievement
No. of HHs received LPG assistance (Stove+Cylinder)
38%% of persons reached by community-ledmessaging on key protection risks
110
94
100
14,903
252
238
No. of HHs received portable light 0
Beneficiaries presented are estimated and may vary among camps due to change in zone system to camp boundaries during 2018. All infrastructure reported are cumulative from previous year and beneficiaries reached for services are from January-August, 2019.
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ROHINGYA REFUGEE RESPONSE - BANGLADESHReference map - Nayapara RC
as of 31 August 2019
Printing date: 31 August 2019 Sources: UNHCR, IOM, RRRC, REACH, ISCG Author: UNHCR - Sub-Office Cox's Bazar Feedback: [email protected]
Camp 26
Nayapara RC
C26_I
C24_G
C26_E
C26_F
C26_H
C26_G
The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations.The information presented in this map is from various sources indicated below and not verified. It is subject to further change.Drone image from IOM as of January 2019, Population data from Family counting as of 31 August 2019 (RRRC/UNHCR).
100Meters
LegendCiC OfficePolice Post/StationDistribution pointContainerWarehouseNutrition CenterInformation Point/HubLearning CenterWomen and girls Friendly SpaceFire stationsFire pointsCommunity CenterChild Friendly SpaceMosqueHafezkhana/Madrasah/MaktabTemplePrimary Health FacilitySecondary/Tertiary Health FacilityCommunity Clinic (MOH)Health PostOther Health FacilityBlock boundaryBridgeMain road/HighwayPrimary/Secondary roadFootpathCamp boundary
SMS Agency: ADRAFamilies: 5,701Individuals: 26,921
India
Bangladesh
Nepal
Myanmar
IndiaCamp 25
Camp27
Camp 24
Camp 26
Nayapara RC
Teknaf sites