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# # # # PROTECTION EDUCATION HEALTH & NUTRITION TANZANIA - BURUNDI REFUGEE RESPONSE As of 29 February 2018 AGE & GENDER BREAKDOWN POPULATION KEY FIGURES POPULATION TRENDS ACHIEVEMENT (JULY 2019) PROGRESS AGAINST 2019 TARGETS KEY FIGURES ACHIEVEMENT (JULY 2019) PROGRESS AGAINST 2019 TARGETS KEY FIGURES ACHIEVEMENT (JULY 2019) PROGRESS AGAINST 2019 TARGETS KEY FIGURES 12,300 10.0 6,000 25 6,090 11.0 2,808 22 50% 91% 47% 88% # of refugees registered on individual basis who’s data have been updated # of PoC receiving legal assistance # of community groups supported (Community self-management ) # of refugees with disabilities receiving specific support # of unaccompanied and separated refugee children identified and documented # of children's committees, groups and other structures that are operational and facilitate children's participation # of community-based committees/ groups working on SGBV prevention and response # of reported SGBV incidents for which survivors receive psychosocial counselling Over 742,000 Rohingya refugees have fled violence from Myanmar’s Rakhine state since August 2017 and are hosted in Bangladesh. Most of the refugees rely on humanitarian assistance, having left with few possessions and exhausted their financial resources during the journey. More than 912,000 Rohingya refugee women, men, girls and boys are hosted in Cox’s Bazar District, including 34,172 registered refugees who arrived in the 1990s (4%); and other unregistered Rohingya refugees who had settled in host communities prior to August 2017. Children make up 55% of the total refugee population and women and girls make up 52%. One in three refugee families have at least one easily identifiable protection vulnerability. Whilst the pace of arrivals has decreased, refugees continue to arrive in Bangladesh, as of end of July 2019. The dashboard monitor the monthly achievements of selected indicators from the 2019 country operation plan for each strategic area of activity with cumulative key figures and monthly highlights. ROHINGYA REFUGEE RESPONSE - BANGLADESH OPERATIONAL DASHBOARD : 2019 INDICATORS MONITORING 31 July 2019 >60 18-59 12-17 5-11 0-4 1.8% 15,988 23.7% 215,995 6.7% 61,535 10.9% 99,761 9.1% 83,226 1.6% 14,167 18.5% 168,367 6.8% 62,133 11.5% 105,214 9.4% 85,987 435,868 48% 476,505 52% 912,373 Total Refugee Population Children 55% 0-17 Women & children 80% 3% Elderly 18-59 60+ Staffing 369 Partners 31 42% Adults 210,488 Families Specific need 3% Camps under UNHCR Management 16 For more information, contact [email protected] or visit: http://data2.unhcr.org/en/situations/myanmar_refugees Creation date : 31 July 2019 All Indicators are based on 2019 UNHCR operation plan Source : UNHCR and UNHCR Partners 40,538 Cp 1E 41,061 Cp 1W 39,627 Cp 7 18,200 KTP RC 17,534 Cp 17 6,172 Cp 4 Cp 4 Ext 25,122 Cp 5 39,659 Cp 3 24,931 Cp 6 26,048 Cp 2W 30,168 Cp 2E 14,269 Camp 27 41,007 Camp 26 27,222 NYP RC 13,172 Camp 21 Choukali KTP RC : Kutupalong Registered Camp NYP RC : Nayapara Registered Camp Cp : Camp xx,xxx : Refugee population GEOGRAPHIC SITUATION Progress Gap Target Achieved • 50,008 children attended primary education in this reporting month. • 5,300 students attended lower secondary education in this reporting month. • 63,865 students received educational materials in this reporting month. # of health facilities equipped/constructed/rehabilitated # of patients referred to secondary and tertiary medical care Prevalence of global acute malnutrition (6-59 months) * • 830 new admissions to community management of acute malnutrition programmes reported in this reporting month. 99% 83% 97% 458 8,300 58,800 452 6,915 56,950 # of children enrolled in primary and early childhood education # of students enrolled in lower secondary education and youth lifelong learning program # of educational facilities constructed or improved # of new admissions to community management of acute malnutrition programmes Baharchhara Nhilla Teknaf Whykong along g Khali DHAKA BANGLADESH MYANMAR refugees and community leaders attended awareness raising sessions 11,045 partners, government and UNHCR staff trained on SGBV prevention and response 2,079 refugees have participated in the joint Government of Bangladesh- UNHCR registration exercise 482,105 teachers recruited, trained and deployed 1,286 learning spaces established 1,682 children accessing education 63,865 primary health care consultations conducted 305,990 deliveries conducted by skilled attendant in health facilities 1,925 specialist mental health consultations provided 1,574 • 483 partners, government and UNHCR staff trained on SGBV prevention and response while 508 survivors of SGBV incidents received psychosocial counselling in this reporting month. Progress Gap Target Achieved Progress Gap Target Achieved Feb-19 Mar-19 Apr-19 May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Population growth for the past 6 months 2km ¯ The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations. Source: UNHCR, RRRC/UNHCR Family Counting as of 31 July 2019 SITUATION OVERVIEW * % of children aged 6-59 months identified as acutely malnourished • 5,435 complaints received under the community-based complaints mechanism and 3 new community groups were supported in this reporting month. complaints received under the community-based complaints mechanism 31,773 adolescents and youth received services, including life skills, hands on skills and resilience activities 10,479 • 292 mental health consultation ocnducted and 22,845 refugees participated in group psycho-social activities in this reporting month. • 51,333 primary health care consultations and 409 deliveries conducted by skilled attendant in health facilities in this reporting month. 75,030 94,730 724,672 16,890 1,051 Arrival trends since October 2016 3 Persons with Specific Need Camps under UNHCR Site Management >100% 67% >100% >100% 44% 95% 70% 53% 2,500 9 100 215 1,000 63 8,500 912,000 3,039 6 102 997 444 60 5,934 482,105 1 1 Cumulative figures since 26 June, 2018 • 1,592 adolescents and youth received services while 99 UASCs were indientified and documented in this reporting month. Registered Camps • 110,535 refugees participated in the joint Government of Bangladesh-UNHCR registration exercise in this reporting month. • 1,452 refugees and 256 community leaders attended awareness raising sessions while 16 monitoring visits to detention centres were conducted in this reporting month. 2 2 Child protection indicator has being revised during mid-year review, with consideration of effective facilitation of children's participation. PSN figures have been also revised during mid-year review. refugees with specific needs identified receiving support (non-cash) 6,294 • 53 refugees with disabilities received specific support, since May 2019. 32,389
