Resources

Cox's Bazar Education Sector Strategy (2022-2024)

COVID 19 Response Strategy 2020

Data on Gender Equality in Cameroon

Safeguard Yemen’s Future: Protect Education from Attack

Attacks on education in Yemen are exacerbating an already devastating crisis for education, said the Global Coalition to Protect Education from Attack (GCPEA) in a briefing paper, Safeguard Yemen’s Future: Protect Education from Attack. According to Yemen’s Education Cluster, 2 million children are…

Bangladesh Education Learning Facilities Interactive Map

Interactive map developed by the Bangladesh Education Sector displaying the location and key information for learning facilities.

Joint Education Needs Assessment: Rohingya Refugee in Cox’s Bazar

The largest influx of Rohingya refugees into Bangladesh began on August 25th2017. Nearly 1 million now reside in Cox Bazar district. 0ver 500,000 children in the district are in need of EiE assistance.Approximately 375,000 of them are Rohingya And remain almost solely reliant on international and…

EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS AND RESPONSE PLAN FOR THE COX’S BAZAR EDUCATION SECTOR 2018

The influx of over 650,000 Rohingya since September 2017, coupled with extreme hazards in monsoon season and overcrowding, has created many challenges for the Education Sector responding to the crisis in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh. Educational activities have grown difficult to implement due to the…

Education Under Attack 2018 - Ukraine Country Profile in GCPEA Report

The conflict in Ukraine has led to a splintered education system, and fighting disrupted children’s access to education near the contact line. Rockets, heavy artillery, and mortars launched by all parties to the conflict damaged or destroyed hundreds of schools on both sides of the contact line. In…

Humanitarian Profile Support Guidances

The objective of this guidance is to provide an overview of definitions, methods and good practice on how to derive overall, inter-sectoral humanitarian population figures. These include estimates of the number of people affected by a given emergency as well as in need of, targeted by and reached…

Reference Module for the Implementation of the Humanitarian Programme Cycle

The IASC Reference Module for the Implementation of the Humanitarian Program Cycle defines the roles and responsibilities of international humanitarian actors and the way that they interact with each other, national and local authorities, civil society and with people affected by crises. This…