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Humanitarian Accountability Report 2022_CHS Alliance

How COAST Foundation became more inclusive by using the CHS COAST Foundation emerged in 1998 in the southern part of Bhola Island in Bangladesh – one of the world’s most dangerous cyclone zones. Currently the organisation serves around 1.7 million people,...

The UN Must Succeed in Putting Pressure on Myanmar: We Demand Complete Implementation of the Localization Roadmap

Dhaka, 24 August 2022. Civil society leaders have expressed the opinion that the international community, including the United Nations, has completely failed to exert effective pressure on Myanmar to take back the Rohingyas to their homeland. They said these...

Quality & Accountability: COAST sustains international certification by HQAI

COAST Foundation always believes in quality and accountability in its response. So, being a long-time member of the CHS Alliance (www.chsalliance.org), the organisation embarked on a Core Humanitarian Standard (CHS) certification with the Humanitarian Quality Assurance Initiative (HQAI) in...

Transparency & Accountability of Humanitarian Assistance in Sylhet Has been Demanded

Press Release Civil society urged UN & INGO to limit their role in monitoring and technical assistance, operational leadership should be with local NGOs Transparency & Accountability of Humanitarian Assistance in Sylhet Has been Demanded Dhaka, 30 July 2022. Today in a...

Awareness and pre-preparedness can reduce losses from disasters: Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) mock drill happens at Ramu Upazila in Cox’s Bazar

Cox’s Bazar July 22, 2022 COAST Foundation has been working for socio-economic development in coastal districts of Bangladesh for a long time. From 25th August 2017, the organization also been working for Forcibly Displaced Myanmar Nationals (FDMN) with support from...

Income-Generating Activities (IGA) Study Report: Economic and Livelihood Activities: Engagement and Potentials of Rohingya Communities at Camps

This study by COAST looked into the economic and livelihood engagement of the Rohingya community living in Bangladesh camps in Cox’s Bazar. Findings depict some disturbing pictures vis-à-vis their opportunities to participate in economic activities. With little access to...

Civil Society Demands that Flood Rehabilitation Programs be Implemented through Local Organizations

Dhaka, July 4, 2022. In any disaster, the local people and organizations are the first to stand by the people affected by the disaster. Therefore, those concerned should increase the capacity of local organizations. That is why the post-flood...

Government to ensure minimum 2% of GDP resource as climate finance for a resilient economy, civil society demand

Dhaka 19 June 2022, in a seminar, Civil Society (CSOs) and expert have demanded at least 2% of GDP resource for climate financing through national budgetary process in every year. They also urged government to include coastal infrastructure...

Civil society urges to engage Rohingya busy for meaningful work in camps: Collective planning is a must to cope with reduce level of Rohingya...

Dhaka and Cox's Bazar, 15th June 2022. Today Cox's Bazar Civil Society and NGO Forum (CCNF), a network of 60 local organizations, has organized a webinar titled “Humanitarian Response to Forcefully Displaced Myanmar Nationals (FDMN)”. Shireen Huq of Naripokka chaired the...

Include income taxpayers in the proposed “Universal Pension Scheme 2022”, civil society demand

01 June 2022: the civil society representatives have demanded to include the income taxpayers directly in the proposed Universal Pension Scheme that is going to announce in the upcoming national budget for 2022-23 fiscal years. They also recommended...

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