LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 1. Key findings: Family separation and mobility, p. 6
Figure 2. Key findings: Assets, livelihoods and hardship, p. 7
Figure 3. Key findings: Impact on women and girls, p. 8
Figure 4. Maps of the survey area: Kutupalong mega-camp, Cox’s Bazar District, p. 12
Figure 5. Origin of respondents, p. 13
Figure 6. Languages spoken, p. 13
Figure 7. Income earned per household in the past month, p. 13
Figure 8. Average educational attainment, p. 14
Figure 9. Varying educational attainment within households, p. 14
Figure 10. Profile of relatives in third countries, p. 16
Figure 11. Location of immediate family members living outside Myanmar and Bangladesh, p. 16
Figure 12. Financing of journeys to third countries, p. 17
Figure 13. Income earned in the previous month among households with a relative in a third country, p. 17
Figure 14. Home township of households with a relative remaining in Myanmar, p. 14
Figure 15. Reasons why respondents’ relatives remainedx in Myanmar, p. 18
Figure 16. Refugees’ relatives in Myanmar who currently want to stay or leave, p. 19
Figure 17. Location of incarcerated relatives, p. 20
Figure 18. Profile of detained relatives, p. 20
Figure 19. Households who have communication with their imprisoned relative, p. 21
Figure 20. Frequency of communication with relatives in Myanmar, p. 22
Figure 21. Frequency of communication with relatives in third countries, p. 23
Figure 22. Connections in Bangladesh, p. 23
Figure 23. Connections with non-Rohingya, p. 23
Figure 24. Changes in women’s mobility, p. 25
Figure 25. Reasons why women go out in the camps more often than in Myanmar, p. 25
Figure 26. Remaining assets in Myanmar, p. 27
Figure 27. Assets lost due to fleeing Myanmar, p. 27
Figure 28. Income and expenditure, p. 29
Figure 29. Difficulty of meeting monthly household expenses, p. 29
Figure 30. Household savings, p. 30
Figure 31. Estimated cost of living by income level and refugee status, p. 30
Figure 32. Income sources in the previous month, p. 31
Figure 33. Mean monthly income according to level of household educational attainment, p. 32
Figure 34. Sample expenses not covered by aid, p. 33
Figure 35. Households in debt, p. 34
Figure 36. Remittance as share of annual income, p. 35
Figure 37. Countries from which Rohingya receive remittances, p. 35
Figure 38. Remittance sender’s relationship to the recipient, p. 35
Figure 39. When remittances are sent, p. 36
Figure 40. Respondents receiving different amount of remittances, p. 35
Figure 41. Chain of actors in a hundi transaction, p. 36
Figure 42. Dowries in marriages, p. 37
Figure 43. Value of dowries, p. 37
Figure 44. Financing of dowries, p. 37
Figure 45. Women who work, p. 38
Figure 46. Sources of income earned by women, p. 38
Figure 47. Percentage of households who are “very worried” about various aspects of camp life, p. 39
Figure 48. Final comments by survey respondents, p. 39
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