In a significant milestone for humanitarian efforts in Cox's Bazar, VAALO has completed and submitted the endline survey report for the "Integrated Protection and Health Program for Rohingya Refugees in Cox's Bazar 2022-23" to the International Rescue Committee (IRC). This comprehensive report, covering the period from June 23 to September 23, marks a crucial step forward in understanding and addressing the needs of Rohingya refugees and the host community.
The endline survey, conducted in Rohingya refugee camps 5, 25, 18 and the host community, focused on women's protection and empowerment (WPE), child protection, and health. With a team dedicated to data collection and analysis, VAALO embarked on a rigorous process to gather insights directly from the affected populations.
Visiting the Rohingya refugee camps located in Cox's Bazar, VAALO's team engaged with individuals and families to capture their experiences, challenges, and aspirations. This on-the-ground approach ensured that the survey accurately reflected the realities faced by Rohingya refugees and the host community, providing a holistic view of the situation.
Following the data collection phase, VAALO's team meticulously analyzed the findings, identifying trends, and patterns. The report, meticulously crafted by VAALO's experts, presents a comprehensive overview of the program's impact and effectiveness.
