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 - 22/06/2021
Thanks to a generous contribution from the European Union, the FAO ProAct project is rehabilitating five irrigation infrastructures in four townships in central and northern Rakhine State ...en lire plus

 - 22/10/2020
The degradation of land within and near the refugee camps in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, was a crisis within a crisis, but FAO has been at the forefront ...en lire plus

 - 16/02/2020
Three United Nations (UN) agencies have launched the Safe Access to Fuel and Energy Plus Livelihoods (SAFE Plus) project in Dhaka alongside the Government of Bangladesh ...en lire plus

 - 25/11/2019
FAO has just completed an intensive two-month watershed area reforestation programme in which nearly half a million tree seedlings were planted near Rohingya camps in Cox’s ...en lire plus

 - 18/12/2018
Since 25 August 2017, more than 700 000 Rohingya refugees fled Myanmar to seek safety in Cox’s Bazar in the span of a few months, which ...en lire plus

 - 04/05/2018
The situation for 1.2 million Rohingya refugees and host communities in Bangladesh has become increasingly dangerous with the onset of the cyclone season and monsoon rains. ...en lire plus

 - 04/05/2018
Nur Bahar and her two children spent 11 days crossing hills and river in Myanmar before they reached the border with Bangladesh. Her husband died 10 ...en lire plus

 - 28/04/2018
The rapid massive influx of new arrivals to Bangladesh’s Cox’s Bazar from Myanmar after violence erupted on 25 August 2017 increased competition over scarce resources. The ...en lire plus

 - 16/04/2018
Through the promotion of micro-gardening practices, distribution of food storage drums and implementation of farmer field schools in Bangladesh, FAO, together with IOM, are expanding Rohingya ...en lire plus

 - 12/03/2018
More than 500 host community farming families in Cox’s Bazar district, Bangladesh, will soon be able to grow new varieties of crops to eat and sell ...en lire plus