Addressing the Urgent Needs of the Rohingyas

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Addressing the Urgent Needs of the Rohingyas
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Addressing the Urgent Needs of the Rohingyas
Addressing the Urgent Needs of the Rohingyas
Addressing the Urgent Needs of the Rohingyas
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Addressing the Urgent Needs of the Rohingyas
Addressing the Urgent Needs of the Rohingyas
Addressing the Urgent Needs of the Rohingyas
Addressing the Urgent Needs of the Rohingyas
Addressing the Urgent Needs of the Rohingyas
Addressing the Urgent Needs of the Rohingyas
Addressing the Urgent Needs of the Rohingyas
Addressing the Urgent Needs of the Rohingyas
Addressing the Urgent Needs of the Rohingyas
Addressing the Urgent Needs of the Rohingyas
Addressing the Urgent Needs of the Rohingyas
Addressing the Urgent Needs of the Rohingyas
Addressing the Urgent Needs of the Rohingyas
Addressing the Urgent Needs of the Rohingyas
Addressing the Urgent Needs of the Rohingyas

Friendship for the Rohingya

Friendship Rohingya Crisis Response Updated Figures

Friendship has been operating at the Rohingya Camps providing aid and relief with various interventions since October 2017. Working in cooperation with state bodies and other non-governmental organizations, the scope, reach and variety of these interventions have been continually expanding since the start of operations, and will continue to provide support for as long as needed till the crisis is resolved.

As of September 2020, the cumulative totals of the primary interventions are listed below:

Completed:

  • Solar panels installed: 93
  • Solar street lamps: 125
  • Distribution of individual solar lanterns: 1,054
  • Distribution of solar maintenance kits: 20
  • Development of green energy entrepreneurs: 10
  • Maternity centres (birthing and comprehensive): 2
  • Basic clinics constructed: 13
  • Satellite clinics constructed: 24
  • m-Health: 56
  • Hygiene kit distribution: 12,451
  • WASH infrastructure (latrines, bathing spaces): 512
  • Repair and maintenance of WASH infrastructure: 258
  • Water quality monitoring: 676
  • Installation of hand-washing devices: 186
  • New deep tube wells constructed: 76
  • Repair and maintenance of deep tube wells: 156
  • Hygiene promotion mass awareness campaigns: 1,516
  • Maintenance and upgrade of small-scale drainage systems: 104
  • Construction of faecal sludge management plant: 4
  • Faecal sludge management actions (desludging, treatment, disposal): 125
  • Installation of garbage pits: 126
  • Installation of hand-washing stations: 186
  • Water quality monitoring: 676
  • Temporary Learning Centres: 12
  • Cluster Based Learning Centres: 100
  • Cluster Based Learning Centres, Phase 2: 10
  • Installation and strengthening of temporary shelters: 150
  • Bamboo bridges constructed: 5
  • Dignity billboards installed: 30
  • Training on fire safety and plantation: 2,800
  • Tree plantation: 5,340
  • Dry food packets: 700
  • Nutrition food packages for nursing mothers and children: 25.200

In addition, there are a number of mostly green energy projects have been planned and are now in the implementation phase.

In Progress/Planned:

  • Cluster Based Learning Centres Phase 2: 110
  • Gardening for children under learning centres: 30
  • New WASH facilities for learning centres: (pits, drainage, tube wells): 90
  • Virtual offices for program organizers: 3
  • Training centre for teachers: 1

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Friendship for the Rohingya

Friendship Rohingya Crisis Response Updated Figures

Friendship has been operating at the Rohingya Camps providing aid and relief with various interventions since October 2017. Working in cooperation with state bodies and other non-governmental organizations, the scope, reach and variety of these interventions have been continually expanding since the start of operations, and will continue to provide support for as long as needed till the crisis is resolved.

As of May 2020, the cumulative totals of the primary interventions are listed below:

Completed:

  • Solar panels installed: 93
  • Solar street lamps: 125
  • Distribution of individual solar lanterns: 1,054
  • Distribution of solar maintenance kits: 20
  • Development of green energy entrepreneurs: 10
  • Maternity centres (birthing and comprehensive): 2
  • Basic clinics constructed: 13
  • Satellite clinics constructed: 24
  • m-Health: 56
  • Hygiene kit distribution: 12,451
  • WASH infrastructure (tube wells, latrines, bathing spaces): 512
  • Repair and maintenance of WASH infrastructure: 258
  • Water quality monitoring: 676
  • Installation of hand-washing devices: 186
  • New deep tube wells constructed: 76
  • Repair and maintenance of deep tube wells: 156
  • Hygiene promotion mass awareness campaigns: 1,516
  • Maintenance and upgrade of small-scale drainage systems: 104
  • Construction of faecal sludge management plant: 4
  • Installation of garbage pits: 126
  • Temporary Learning Centres: 12
  • Cluster Based Learning Centres: 100
  • Installation and strengthening of temporary shelters: 150
  • Bamboo bridges constructed: 5
  • Dignity billboards installed: 30
  • Training on fire safety and plantation: 2,800
  • Tree plantation: 5,340
  • Nutrition food packages for nursing mothers and children: 25.200

In addition, there are a number of mostly green energy projects have been planned and are now in the implementation phase.

In Progress/Planned:

  • Cluster Based Learning Centres Phase 2: 120
  • Gardening for children under learning centres: 30
  • New WASH facilities for learning centres: (pits, drainage, tube wells): 90
  • Virtual offices for program organizers: 2
  • Training centre for teachers: 1
  • Construction of faecal sludge management plants: 2

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Friendship for the Rohingya

Friendship Rohingya Crisis Response Updated Figures

Friendship has been operating at the Rohingya Camps providing aid and relief with various interventions since October 2017. Working in cooperation with state bodies and other non-governmental organizations, the scope, reach and variety of these interventions have been continually expanding since the start of operations, and will continue to provide support for as long as needed till the crisis is resolved.

As of January 2020, the cumulative totals of the primary interventions are listed below:

Completed:

  • Solar panels installed: 93
  • Solar street lamps: 125
  • Distribution of individual solar lanterns: 1,504
  • Distribution of solar maintenance kits: 20
  • Development of green energy entrepreneurs: 10
  • Maternity centres (birthing and comprehensive): 2
  • Basic clinics constructed: 13
  • Satellite clinics constructed: 24
  • m-Health: 56
  • Hygiene kit distribution: 12,451
  • WASH infrastructure (tube wells, latrines, bathing spaces): 512
  • Repair and maintenance of WASH infrastructure: 258
  • Water quality monitoring: 676
  • Installation of hand-washing devices: 186
  • New deep tube wells constructed: 76
  • Repair and maintenance of deep tube wells: 156
  • Hygiene promotion mass awareness campaigns: 1,516
  • Maintenance and upgrade of small-scale drainage systems: 104
  • Construction of faecal sludge management plant: 4
  • Installation of garbage pits: 126
  • Temporary Learning Centres: 12
  • Cluster Based Learning Centres: 100
  • Installation and strengthening of temporary shelters: 150
  • Bamboo bridges constructed: 5
  • Dignity billboards installed: 30
  • Training on fire safety and plantation: 2,800
  • Tree plantation: 5,340
  • Nutrition food packages for nursing mothers and children: 25.200

In addition, there are a number of mostly green energy projects have been planned and are now in the implementation phase.

In Progress/Planned:

  • Cluster Based Learning Centres Phase 2: 120
  • Gardening for children under learning centres: 30
  • New WASH facilities for learning centres: (pits, drainage, tube wells): 90
  • Virtual offices for program organizers: 2
  • Training centre for teachers: 1
  • Construction of faecal sludge management plants: 2

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Friendship for the Rohingya

Friendship Rohingya Crisis Response Updated Figures

Friendship has been operating at the Rohingya Camps providing aid and relief with various interventions since October 2017. Working in cooperation with state bodies and other non-governmental organizations, the scope, reach and variety of these interventions have been continually expanding since the start of operations, and will continue to provide support for as long as needed till the crisis is resolved.

As of October 2019, the cumulative totals of the primary interventions are listed below:

Completed:

  • Solar panels installed: 93
  • Solar street lamps: 190
  • Distribution of individual solar lanterns: 704
  • Distribution of solar maintenance kits: 20
  • Development of green energy entrepreneurs: 10
  • Maternity centres (birthing and comprehensive): 2
  • Basic clinics constructed: 13
  • Satellite clinics constructed: 24
  • m-Health: 32
  • Hygiene kit distribution: 12,451
  • WASH infrastructure (tube wells, latrines, bathing spaces): 512
  • Water quality monitoring: 676
  • Installation of hand-washing devices: 186
  • Hygiene promotion mass awareness campaigns: 1,516
  • Maintenance and upgrade of small-scale drainage systems: 104
  • Construction of faecal sludge management plant: 6
  • Installation of garbage pits: 126
  • Temporary Learning Centres: 12
  • Cluster-Based Learning Centres: 52
  • Bamboo bridges constructed: 5
  • Dignity billboards installed: 30
  • Training on fire safety and plantation: 2,800
  • Tree plantation: 5,340

In addition, there are a number of mostly green energy projects have been planned and are now in the implementation phase.

In Progress/Planned:

  • Cluster-Based Learning Centres: 48/100 (52 completed)
  • Deep tube well repair and maintenance: 43
  • Repair and maintenance of WASH installations: 231/258
  • Installation of biogas plant: 3/4
  • Construction of drainage systems: 40/43

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Friendship for the Rohingya

Friendship Rohingya Crisis Response Updated Figures

Friendship has been operating at the Rohingya Camps providing aid and relief with various interventions since October 2017. Working in cooperation with state bodies and other non-governmental organizations, the scope, reach and variety of these interventions have been continually expanding since the start of operations, and will continue to provide support for as long as needed till the crisis is resolved.

As of July 2019, the cumulative totals of the primary interventions are listed below:

Completed:

  • Solar panels installed: 93
  • Solar street lamps: 190
  • Distribution of individual solar lanterns: 704
  • Distribution of solar maintenance kits: 20
  • Development of green energy entrepreneurs: 10
  • Maternity centres (birthing and comprehensive): 2
  • Basic clinics constructed: 13
  • Satellite clinics constructed: 24
  • m-Health: 32
  • Hygiene kit distribution: 12,451
  • WASH infrastructure (tube wells, latrines, bathing spaces): 512
  • Water quality monitoring: 676
  • Temporary Learning Centres: 12
  • Cluster-Based Learning Centres: 52
  • Bamboo bridges constructed: 5
  • Dignity billboards installed: 30
  • Maintenance and upgrade of small-scale drainage systems: 104
  • Installation of garbage pits: 126
  • Construction of faecal sludge management plant: 6
  • Installation of hand-washing devices: 186
  • Hygiene promotion mass awareness campaigns: 1516
  • Training on fire safety and plantation: 2800
  • Tree plantation: 5340

In addition, there are a number of mostly green energy projects have been planned and are now in the implementation phase.

In Progress/Planned:

  • Cluster-Based Learning Centres: 48/100 (52 completed)
  • Deep tube well repair and maintenance: 43
  • Community hygiene promotion sessions: 43
  • Installation of biogas plant: 4

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