WELCOME TO OUR A UNIQUE LEARNING OF WASH SECTOR-ROHINGYA RESPONSE - PDF document

January 20 D H A K A A H S A N I A M I S S I O N FOOD SECURITY AND WA S H S E C TO R LIVELIHOODS WELCOME TO OUR A UNIQUE LEARNING OF WASH SECTOR-ROHINGYA RESPONSE PROJECT PRESENTATION SUPPORTED BY HEKS-EPER INTERVENTION LOCATION NAME OF THE PROJECT: IMPROVING THE ENVIRONMENT Jamtoli IN AND AROUND JAMTOLI Rohingya Camp (Camp-15) ROHINGYA CAMP MosarkholaVillage (Host Community) OUR INTERVENTIONS PROBLEMS REGARDING FOOD SECURITY  290 twin offset pit latrines  20 deep tube wells  20 women bathing cubicles  Dependency on humanitarian aid for food adjacent to the deep tube wells  Food distributed by WFP lacks important  Re-excavation of canal: 2,000m nutritional elements like vitamins and minerals  Reinforced cement concrete drain: 1,550m  The Rohingya community do not get enough  Livelihood support to 4000 space in the camps to cultivate the crops needed Rohingya households to fulfill their other nutritional demands 1

January 20 OUR SOLUTION TO THE FOOD SEEDS AND SAPLINGS WE PROBLEM DISTRIBUTED Summer Vegetables: Winter Vegetables: Summer Fruits:  Sweet Gourd  Chili  Papaya bag gardening  Ash Gourd  Eggplant  Lemon  Indian Spinach  Gourd  Moringa WHAT WE HAVE DONE WHAT WE HAVE DONE WHAT WE HAVE DONE BAG GARDEN 2

January 20 BAG GARDEN BAG GARDEN BAG GARDEN BAG GARDENING BAG GARDEN IMPACT 3

January 20 IMPACT IMPACT IMPACT IMPACT CASH FOR WORK BAG GARDENING 4

January 20 BAMBOO BRIDGE RE-EXCAVATED CANAL AND BRIDGE HAPPY BENEFICIARY THANK YOU 5