This project started to respond to the unprecedented influx of forcibly displaced Rohingya refugees from Myanmar. It emphasizes inclusive WASH services for all Rohingya communities in order to ensure that the whole community including people with disabilities and people facing additional vulnerabilities can access WASH facilities and practice their WASH needs easily.

Implemented Places	Target Beneficiaries	Duration	Donor
Camps 16 (Moynnerghona) and 22. (Unchiprang) Ukhiya and Teknaf Upazilas of Cox’s Bazar District	17,807 Rohingya population from 3,806 households	September 2017-Continuing	Unicef

Accomplishments

• Vulnerable children and families in camps are aware of public health risks related to WASH and prepared to adopt individual, household, and community measures to reduce them
• Rohinga refugees in camps received access to adequate, safe, affordable and sustainable sanitation and water services.