Disclaimer: There might be some duplication in population and household figures. Sometimes one beneficiary may receive a message from multiple agencies. But it will not make any complication in community engagement activities as the objective is

to penetrate the messaging and awareness as much as possible.

COVID 19: Risk Communication and Community Engagement Update Communication with Communities (CwC) Working Group (with support from CHWG & HPWG)

24-30 September 2020

→ CwC WG and its members so far have developed and disseminated total 345 (225 for COVID 19) multisectoral, needs-based, actionable and culturally

appropriate contents in different languages, easily accessible at Shongjog website.

→ Around 1,104 cascade training/orientation sessions on different COVID 19 issues have been organized where 10,359 staff/volunteers were trained.

→ In camp, 695708, 724549 and 807009 people have been reached through neighborhood-based inter-personal communication sessions with key COVID 19 messages by CwC WG, CHWG, and HPWG respectively.

→ 954,249 people have been reached through 152,373 sessions conducted by the religious leader in camp. → 554,285 and 317,994 people have been consulted with on COVID 19 messages through community consultation meetings by CwC WG and CHWG

respectively in camp. 347,786 people have been reached through community awareness session on COVID 19 by CwC WG in host community. → 152,825 community people participated at 20,011 radio listener group session in camp and 2,253 people participated at 477 radio listener group session in host

community. → 9,063 video/film show sessions conducted on COVID 19 in camp. → 107 Information service centers (103 in the camp and 4 in the host community) operated to receive community people's feedback and complaints. → COVID 19 messages are being announced through loudspeaker and megaphone on CNG/Tomtom auto-rickshaw in and around 34 camps and 31 union

parishad under Cox’s Bazar Sadar, Teknaf, Ukhiya, Pekua, Ramu and Maheshkhali sub-district.

Cumulative Progress as of 30 September 2020

Communication Resource:

→ The CwC bulletin, COVID 19: Risk Communication and Community Engagement Update-17-23 September 2020 has been circulated among all members.

→ 10 Audios (PSA/podcast/narrowcast) have been developed. CwC WG has been sharing message and materials (audio and printable) developed by different

CwC agencies. These are available on Shongjog website.

Rohingya Camps:

→ Around 18 cascade training/orientation sessions on COVID 19 have been organized and 145 staff/volunteers participated.

→ 377,840 people (CwC WG 102,450 & CHWG 275,390) have been reached through 179,426 neighborhood-based inter-personal communication sessions (CwC

WG 43,897 & CHWG 135,529) with key COVID 19 messages.

→ 51,925 people have been reached through 8,664 sessions conducted by the religious leader.

→ 72,725 people (CwC WG 35, 379 & CHWG 27,246) have been consulted with on COVID 19 key messages in around 24,193 community consultation meetings

(CwC WG 13,162 & CHWG 11,031).

→ 4,339 community people participated at 645 listener group session and 414 video/film show sessions conducted on COVID 19.

→ 76 Information service centers operated to receive community people's feedback and complain.

→ COVID 19 messages are being announced through loudspeaker and megaphone on CNG/Tomtom auto-rickshaw in and around 16 camps.

Bangladeshi Communities:

→ 6,018 people (Baharchhara 573, Bara Maheskhali 263, Chakmarkul 270, Chhoto Maheskhali 148, Dhalghata 185, Hoanak 131, Kalarmarchhara 201, Khuniapalong 36,

Kutubjom 212, Magnama 594, Maheskhali 207, Matarbari 126, Palong Khali 801, Rajakhali 584, Saflapur 180, Teknaf 687, Ujantia 683, and Whykong 137) have been

reached through 2,005 community awareness session on COVID 19, 416 community people participated at 91 listener group session and four information

service centers operated to receive community people’s feedback and complain.

Updates from 24-30 September 2020

Community awareness session conducted at camp. Photo-UNHCR

Rohingya women getting service from InfoHub. Unicef/BITA/2020

Handwash demonstration conducted at camp. Photo-IOM

http://www.shongjog.org.bd/resources/https://www.humanitarianresponse.info/sites/www.humanitarianresponse.info/files/documents/files/covid_19_risk_communication_and_community_engagement_update_17-23_september_2020.pdfhttp://www.shongjog.org.bd/resources/i/?id=ce0f6749-e7af-4168-aad0-aa81904040b9

Disclaimer: There might be some duplication in population and household figures. Sometimes one beneficiary may receive a message from multiple agencies. But it will not make any complication in community engagement activities as the objective is

to penetrate the messaging and awareness as much as possible.

COVID 19: Risk Communication and Community Engagement Update Communication with Communities (CwC) Working Group (with support from CHWG & HPWG)

24-30 September 2020

COVID 19: CwC WG and CHWG Members Initiative for Community Engagement in Rohingya Camps

Location Population (>5 yrs Old)

Interpersonal Communication Session (neighborhood-based)

Community awareness session

Community engagement by religious leader

Narrowcast program/event

Radio listener group session

Video/film show

Miking Loudspeaker and megaphone

Information Service Center/InfoHub operated

Cascade Training/Orientation for staff & Volunteers

CwC WG CHWG CwC WG CHWG

(Beneficiary) (Beneficiary) (Beneficiary) (Beneficiary) (Beneficiary) (Beneficiary) (Beneficiary) (Number) (Number) (Number) (Beneficiary)

Camp 1E 32355 2100 14945 686 469 2688 77 2 1

Camp 1W 32680 163 20359 2637 8156 1905 44 26 1

Camp 2E 20936 5782 81 210 2656 58 18 1 1

Camp 2W 19903 1421 5649 404 879 449 151 1

Camp 3 30003 25 12779 171 2002 5152 76 25 2

Camp 4 24856 3747 11448 702 2855 1955 244 4 1 4

Camp 4 Ext. 4942 23 3105

Camp 5 19844 3424 11399 6208 385 2402 1 45

Camp 6 18783 3255 7671 3527 156 1891 28

Camp 7 30680 1192 20047 677 222 608 185 1

Camp 8E 24844 32 5125 140 1154 275 2

Camp 8W 25548 1393 9451 277 991 857 320 9

Camp 9 27414 4210 6280 1092 1303 818 327 113 1 6

Camp 10 24989 41 2836 845 470 1512 123 16 1 10

Camp 11 25350 7182 4990 23 142 1066 225 19 2 5

Camp 12 21632 121 9469 849 86 1436 376 22

Camp 13 35267 12488 12870 1361 611 2199 193 42 2 3

Camp 14 26649 6518 6407 593 101 2247 2787 55 35 2 2 14

Camp 15 41925 9875 8108 1531 2132 2332 8925 443 17 1 7

Camp 16 17415 10370 2651 353 161 1258 2474 183 1 2 12

Camp 17 13421 4748 7067 1529 51 1547 110 2 2 2

Camp 18 22121 9203 12736 1735 518 757 199 33 2 6

Camp 19 19142 2561 15189 1429 50 3226 176 8 2 3

Camp 20 5605 1515 2294 1874 785 64 95 25 2

Camp 20 Ext. 5777 1232 2954 434 360 3 3

Camp 21 13605 2582 6556 2637 4420 2489 51 1 12

Camp 22 18218 2630 4283 150 88 1307 131 1 7

Camp 23 8772 2703 10903 995 525 72 2

Camp 24 22275 1752 13355 2244 150 3

Camp 25 6351 2833 2318 1293 1264 1

Camp 26 34606 7349 314 430

Camp 27 12709 3124 2349 1331 2349 367

Kutupalong RC 14701 10 5830 208 2182

Nayapara RC 21231 3941 265 162 1045

Camp16

Camp2E

Camp7

Camp15

KutupalongRC

Camp9

Camp10

Camp18

Camp8W

Camp3

Camp5

Camp19

Camp1W

Camp6

Camp14

Camp2W

Camp11

Camp12

Camp1E

Camp13

Camp17

Camp21

Camp20

Camp8E

Camp4

Ext.

Camp4

Camp20

Ext.

Choukhali

24-30 September 2020Community Engagement Coverage Map

Teknaf & Ukhia Upazila(This map reflect the coverage of CwC WG and CHWG partners)

Communication with Communities (CwC) Working Group Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh ISCG INTER SECTOR COORDINATION GROUP

*For queries please contact: Coordinator-CwCWG | cxb.cwcwg@gmail.com CWCWG Information Management | cxb.cwcwg.im@gmail.com

Crea�on date : 14 September 2020

Percentage of Beneficiaries Reached Through Community Engagement Activities

Above 100%

76% - 100%

51% - 75%

26% - 50%

0% - 25%

Desclaimer1. The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations. They are only for operational humanitarian activities.

2. There might be some duplication in population figures. Sometimes one beneficiary may receive a message from multiple agencies. But it will not make any complication in community engagement activities as the objective is to penetrate the messaging and awareness as much as possible.

Kutupalong RCCamp 1E

Ac�on Aid Bangladesh (AAB)ACLAB-Radio NafAc�on Against Hunger (AAH)BBC Media Ac�on (BBC MA)BDRCS/IFRCBITABRACChris�an Aid (CAID)Care Bangladesh (CARE)Concern Worldwide (CWW)Center for Peace and Justuce (CPJ)Dhaka Ahsania Mission (DAM)Danish Refugee Council (DRC)Dustha Shasthya Kendra (DSK)Founda�on Hirondelle (FH)Handicap Interna�onal (HI)HEKS/EPERIOMJCFMdMJPULSE BangladeshSave the Children (SCI)SKUSTechnical Assistance Inc. (TAI)UNHCRUNICEFUNOPSWorld Vision Bangladesh (WVB)YPSA

Camp25

Camp25

Camp27

Camp24

Camp26

NayaparaRC

Camp23

Camp22

Beneficiaries

CwC WG AgencyCHWG Agency

Camp 2W Camp 7

Camp 4 Ext.

Camp 5 Camp 6

Camp 20 Ext.

Camp 8W Camp 9

Camp 10 Camp 11

Camp 23 Camp 22Camp 12

Camp 21

Camp 17

Camp 18 Camp 20

Camp 19 Camp 13

Nepal

Bangladesh

Bhutan

India

Myan

mar

Cox’s Bazar

Camp 14 Camp 15 Camp 16

Nayapara RC Camp 24

Camp 4Camp 1W

Camp 3

Camp 8E

Camp 2E

Camp 25

Camp 27Camp 26

SCI/YPSA, UNHCR/HI/TAI, UNICEF/BITA/SKUS, UNOPS/ CPJ, UNHCR/FH-MTI, UNICEF/RTMI

BDRCS/IFRC, SCI, UNHCR /BRAC, UNICEF/BIA/SKUS,

UNICEF/RTMI, SCI

BDRCS/IFRC, CAID/DSK, IOM, SCI/YPSA, UNICEF/BITA, IOM/ MUKTI, UNFPA/PHD, UNICEF/PHD/RTMI, SCI

FH/HEKS/EPER, IOM/CARE, UNHCR/BRAC, UNICEF/ BITA/SKUS, BRAC

IOM, SCI/JCF, UNHCR/BRAC, UNICEF/BITA, BRAC, MI/GK

SCI/JCF, UNHCR/BRAC/HI,

UNOPS/CPJ, IOM/BGS, SCI

IOM, UNICEF/ACLAB,

IOM/BGS

SCI/JCF/YPSA, UNHCR/TAI,

UNFPA/PHD

SCI, UNHCR/TAI, SCI

UNHCR/TAI, UNHCR/RHU,

UNFPA/RTMI

AAH, BDRCS/IFRC, CAID/DAM /WVB, CWW, IOM/CARE, SCI/ YPSA, UNHCR/AAB/TAI, UNICEF /BITA, BRAC, DAM, IOM/MUKTI, UNICEF/PHD

AAH, BDRCS/IFRC, CAID/DSK, CWW, FH/HEKS/EPER, IOM/ CARE, UNHCR /TAI, UNICEF/ BITA/SKUS, UNOPS/ CPJ, BRAC, UNFPA/ PHD

BDRCS/IFRC, CAID/DSK, CWW, FH/HEKS/EPER, IOM, SCI/JCF/ YPSA, UNHCR/BRAC, UNICEF/ ACLAB /BITA/SKUS, UNOPS/ CPJ, BRAC, IOM/ MUKTI, UNFPA/ PHD, SCI

IOM, SCI, UNHCR/TAI, WC MEDAIR

IOM, SCI, SCI, WC MEDAIR

BDRCS/IFRC, CAID/DAM, IOM, SCI, UNHCR, UNICEF/ BITA, DAM, IOM/RTMI

SCI/YPSA, UNHCR/HI/TAI,

UNICEF/BITA, UNHCR/GK/RI,

UNFPA/RTMI

SCI/YPSA, UNHCR/BRAC, UNICEF/BITA/SKUS, CPI/GH, UNFPA/PHD/RTMI, UNHCR /GK/RTMI, SCI

AAH, SCI/YPSA, UNHCR/ BRAC, UNICEF/BITA, UNOPS/ CPJ, IOM/ MUKTI, UNFPA/ PHD, UNHCR/RI/RTMI

UNHCR/BRAC, UNICEF/BITAMdMJ/PULSE, SCI/YPSA, UNHCR/TAI, UNICEF/BITA, UNOPS/CPJ, BRAC, MI/GK, IOM/ MUKTI, UNFPA/PHD, UNHCR/ RTMI

AAH, SCI/YPSA, UNHCR/TAI, UNICEF/ BITA, UNOPS/CPJ, CPI/ GH, UNHCR/GK, IOM/ MUKTI, UNFPA/RTMI, UNHCR/ RTMI

UNHCR/TAI, UNOPS/CPJ,

UNFPA/RTMI, UNHCR/RHU

UNHCR/TAI, UNICEF/ACLAB, UNOPS/CPJ, UNHCR/GK, IOM/MUKTI, UNFPA/RTMI

IOM/DRC, UNICEF/BITA/-

SKUS, UNICEF/PHD,

UNHCR/RI

IOM, SCI/YPSA, UNHCR/AAB, UNICEF/ BITA, UNOPS/CPJ, IOM/ MUKTI, UNFPA/PHD

IOM, SCI/YPSA, UNFPA/PHD, SCI

IOM, UNICEF/BITA, IOM/BGS

AAH, BDRCS/IFRC, IOM/DRC, UNHCR/AAB, UNICEF/BITA, BRAC, MI/GK, IOM/ MUKTI, UNFPA/PHD

BDRCS/IFRC, IOM/ DRC, UNHCR/AAB, UNICEF/BITA, UNOPS/CPJ, UNHCR/ FH-MTI, UNFPA/PHD, UNICEF/PHD

AAH, IOM, SCI/JCF, UNICEF/

BITA, UNOPS/CPJ, BRAC,

IOM/MUKTI, UNFPA/PHD

IOM/DRC, UNICEF/BITA,

UNOPS/CPJ, BRAC,

UNFPA/PHD

AAH, UNHCR/TAI, UNICEF/

BITA, UNHCR/GK,UNFPA/

PHD

SCI/JCF/YPSA, UNHCR/TAI,

UNICEF/ACLAB, UNHCR/

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Bangladeshi Community FocusedAgencies of CwC WG:

ACLAB-Radio NafBDRCS/IFRCBBC Media Ac�on (BBC MA)Chris�an Aid (CAID)Dustha Shasthya Kendra (DSK)MdMJPULSE BangladeshSave the Children (SCI)UNICEF

Bangla-German Sampree� (BGS)BRACCommunity Partners Interna�onal (CPI)Dhaka Ahsania Mission (DAM)FH-MTIGHGonoshasthaya Kendra (GK)Maltesar Interna�onal (MI)MUKTIIOMPartners in Health and Development (PHD)RHURelief Interna�onal (RI)RTMISave the Children (SCI)UNFPA UNHCR UNICEFWC MEDAIR

1. CwC WG COVID 19 Progress Tracking Update

Data Sources:

2. CHWG Weekly Update 23-29 September 2020

Refugee Focused Agencies of CHWG:

23-29 September 2020

CwC WG update on COVID 19_Summary -24-30 September 2020COVID 19_Partners Presence Map copy