An Agenda for a Dignified and Sustainable Rohingya Refugee Response in Bangladesh
Gov’t
UN
National Level
Cox’s Bazar Level
- National Committee (under MoHA)
- National Task Force
- Ministry of Disaster
Management and Relief
(MoDMR)
- NGO Affairs Bureau (NGOAB)
- Office of the Refugee Relief and
Repatriation Commissioner
(RRRC)
- District/Sub-district Admin.
- Police
- Army
- Inter Sector Coordination
Group (ISCG)
- Heads of Sub-Office Group
(HoSoG)
- Sectors
- Members of HoSoG, participate
in Sector Coordination
Meetings
- Bilateral engagement with
RRRC, district authorities, UN,
and NGOs
Strategic Executive Group (SEG)
- Localisation Task Force (LTF)
- Protection Advocacy Working
Group (PAWG)
Donors
- Members of SEG (including LTF
and PAWG)
- Bilateral engagement with govt
authorities, UN and NGOs
NGOs
Formal and informal
INGO/Bangladesh NGO networks
- Disaster Preparedness (NAHAB;
NIRAPAD; BDPC; ADAB; FNB)
- Rohingya response (The INGO
Forum and INGO ESC; CSO
Alliance)
- Camp in Charge (CiC) (ACiCs)
- Armed Police Battalion
- Bangladeshi Army
- Site Management and Site
Development Sectors (SMSD)
- ISCG/Sectors
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NGO Networks:
- Bangladesh Rohingya Response
NGO Platform (NGO Platform)
- Cox's Bazar CSO-NGO Forum
(CCNF)
- Sector leads/members
- Camp level sector focal points
- Service delivery
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- Majhis camp and block level
committees in some camps
- Para Development Committees
(refugees and host
communities)
- other informal communitybased networks
- Religious leaders
Refugees
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Camp Level
4.2 Effectiveness of the humanitarian coordination model
The effectiveness of humanitarian coordination is dependent on a number of factors such as the legal
and protection policy environment, the dynamics between the government, humanitarian community
and refugees, and the relationship/cooperation between humanitarian partners themselves. The
government coordination structures sometimes operate in parallel to the UN-led coordination
structures, engaging with humanitarian actors and taking ad-hoc decisions related to the response,
outside of the scope of the JRP and the designated humanitarian coordination fora. Overall, while the
Government of Bangladesh is leading the Rohingya refugee response with support from UN and NGO
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