Health and Wellbeing of Conflict and Disaster-Affected Population in Cox’s Bazar. Bangladesh

Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh, and northern Rakhine State, Myanmar, are two protracted humanitarian crises that interconnected. A number of donor interventions aimed at facilitating community resilience social cohesion, both within the camps in host communities. This study aims to assess progress effectiveness an activity based on information base establish benchmarks for impact evaluation. In order conduct study, quantitative qualitative survey techniques were used. representative sample size was determined a survey, including potential interview participants. For data collection, we used structured questionnaire, semi-structured guideline, unstructured topic guide. We mostly descriptive statistics with few inferential tests our analysis. The triangulation work developed from methods draw credible conclusion. Based results, most community's health conditions improving, which confirms concept prevention. terms vulnerability indices, highest majority seemed not as much vulnerable their family had aware about traumatize/stress condition. Pregnant/Lactating Women (PLW) pronounced burden by families them made visitation 4 ANC check-up across areas. knowledge level prevent communicable diseases found optimum all An adequate beneficiaries responded malnutrition screened diagnosing properly referred time. Moreover, sufferings psychological issues common FDMN community. participants’ discussion, It is emphasized adolescent should be needs different support cope up changes. concluded significant proportion respondents have confirmed preventive measures, they learnt mainly available service provisions. However, it implied introducing improve services supply necessary hygiene kits.