WFP supported 50,000 school children in the host community and 27,000 Syrian children attending formal schools in camps

MHPSS SWG finalized the 4Ws exercise report that was conducted between July-September. Full report can be found on UNHCR data portal.

UNHCR, in cooperation with TAI, has trained some 68 COMs, including 25 women, on SGBV identification, prevention and response in two areas of Kutupalong and in Nayapara’s makeshift settlement. More COMs will receive the same training in two other areas of Kutupalong in the coming week. In coordination with UNFPA, UNHCR, together with the Camp in Charges (CiCs) of six areas of Kutupalong settlement, including the makeshift, is developing a cohesive SGBV referral pathway that will assist SGBV survivors to safely reach professionals and institutions who are qualified to address their needs.

The 190 active community outreach members (COMs), which cover four areas of Kutupalong, including the makeshift, Nayapara extension area and Chakmarkul, have conducted over 150 home visits and more than 210 information sessions, reaching out to some 3,500 refugees. Forty cases under monitoring have been resolved after actions by COMs and partners this week.

UNHCR supported Women and Girls Safe Space, assisting the refugee women and girls in Bursa, officially opened.

UNHCR supported Women and Girls Safe Space, assisting the refugee women and girls in Bursa, officially opened.

UNHCR supported Women and Girls Safe Space, assisting the refugee women and girls in Bursa, officially opened.

More than 600 CAR refugees expressed the intention to be repatriated due to difficult living conditions they are facing in the Republic of Congo.

First draft of the JRP 2018-2020 was shared after another round of discussion with ministry of health that lead to reduction on some project toward 2019/2020

The new school year has started. So far, 7,082 refugee children, from the registered camps and the new settlements, are enrolled in primary education. The Department of Primary Education has provided children in Kutupalong registered camp with National Curriculum Textbooks. While enrolment is ongoing, 22 sessions were organized to sensitize communities on the start of the school year and education more broadly. Over 300 refugees participated