Subject: FWD: SitRep #11 from Bangladesh
From: "Angie C. Moore, CARE" <[email-masked]>
To: "R. Biden" <[email-masked]>
Date: Sun, 06 May 2018 08:08:19 -0500

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Dear R.,

I wanted to share with you some information from the latest situation report out of Bangladesh. It has all the figures and updates on how CARE is responding to the urgent needs there. As a member of the CARE community, your support is vital to this lifesaving work.

With Mother's Day approaching, I'm thinking about how hard it can be to be a mother in even the best circumstances.  But can you imagine what it means to be a refugee mother seeking safety in a place like Bangladesh -- escaping violence, surrounded by starvation, disease and other forces out of her control?

Read on to learn more about what CARE is doing to help mothers and families in Bangladesh, and consider making a special gift: We have set a goal to raise $32,428 before Mother's Day to support those in immediate need around the world. Send the urgent relief mothers and vulnerable families all around the world need.

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Angie C. Moore
Chief Individual Fundraising Officer, CARE

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EMERGENCY SITUATION REPORT - APRIL 2018

THIS DOCUMENT IS FOR INTERNAL USE

Country Name: Bangladesh
Name of the Emergency: Myanmar Refugee Crisis
Sitrep Number: 11

1. Situation overview including any gaps between needs and response 

 -   Since 25 August 2017, 671,500 refugees from Myanmar have fled to Bangladesh. Over 880,000 refugees are now living in Cox's Bazar (ISCG Report 25 Mar'18), including those who arrived before the exodus. The scale of the influx of refugees arriving in Cox's Bazar is unprecedented and putting enormous pressure on the Bangladesh government, host communities and humanitarian agencies.
 -   Women, children and infants make up over 70 percent of the refugees. They are in desperate need of clean drinking water, food, medical help, protection and safe places to sleep. 
 -   Moreover, a large number of children have already been identified with Severe Acute Malnutrition and Moderate Acute Malnutrition.

2. CARE's emergency response

 -   CARE's Response: CARE has directly reached nearly 180,000 people through the distribution of food, non-food items (NFI), health and nutrition support, shelter, protection and water and sanitation services. 
 -   Also, another 180,000 children were reached through the community-based management of acute malnutrition (CMAM) project for which CARE provides technical support to a consortium.
 -   By Feb 2019, CARE aims to reach a total of 250,000+ people.
 -   What CARE is doing:
       -   HEALTH: Operating 4 health centers offering primary and reproductive health services, free medicine, referrals to other hospitals and ambulance services. So far, 25,000+ people served.
       -   PROTECTION & GENDER BASED VIOLENCE: Operating two women-friendly spaces and information booths offering refugee women spaces to socialize and seek counselling. To date, 4,000+ women and adolescents girls reached.
       -   SHELTER: Rebuilding and strengthening shelters, and providing bamboo, tarpaulins, floor mats, rope etc. Distributed toolkits to 22,000 people and provided training on building safer houses.
       -   NUTRITION: 16 nutrition centers helped screen 180,000 children for malnutrition and offer treatment. 
       -   SITE COORDINATION: At Potibunia camp, coordinating with the government and service-providers to ensure improved roads, drainage system and proper infrastructure and various other services for 22,000 inhabitants of the camp.
       -   WASH: 27 deep tubewells, 210 latrines and handwashing facilities and 525 women-friendly bathing spaces constructed improving water and sanitation conditions. Family Hygiene & Dignity Kits distributed to 5,700 HHs. Hygiene sessions on-going.
       -   FOOD: Distributed dry food to 100,000+ people, cooked food to 18,000+ people, and NFIs to 4,600 people, early in the crisis.

3. Total direct beneficiaries reached to date

 -   Total reached: 192,020
 -   Total number of affected people: 671,500
 -   % affected population against beneficiaries reached: 25.8%

4. Total by sector reached to date

 -   Ready to eat food: 18,250
 -   Dry food pack: 16,100
 -   Supplementary food distribution: 90,000
 -   NFI (umbrella): 2,300
 -   NFI (rice bowl): 2,300
 -   Shelter (essential shelter kit): 22,000
 -   WASH (hygiene kits and collapsible jerry can distribution): 34,203
 -   GBV (psychosocial support 1to1): 3,312
 -   CMAM (nutrition) -- indirect reach: 213,859
 -   Site management: 22,200

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