In 2025, US$455.6 million is required to fund 1 Priority Activities, as part of an essential minimum package of humanitarian assistance and services that must be supported to save lives and prevent the most acute protection risks. The Rohingya refugee response in Bangladesh is facing an increasingly precarious funding environment amidst a global decline in humanitarian assistance. The Joint Response Plan 2025 (JRP), launched jointly by the Government of Bangladesh and the humanitarian community on 24 March 2025, appealed for US$934.5 million to meet the needs of 1.09 million refugees and 392,000 members of host communities. However, significant reductions in donor contributions in 2025 have necessitated an urgent and extensive reprioritization of activities, with approximately 49% of the original appeal required for critical, life-saving interventions.