Zubeda Khatun stands in the doorway of her shelter, overlooking the refugee camp where she and her family have lived for years after having fled violence and persecution in their native Myanmar (UNHCR/Shari Nijman/2024). Zubeda Khatun stands in the doorway of her shelter, overlooking the refugee camp where she and her family have lived for years after having fled violence and persecution in their native Myanmar (UNHCR/Shari Nijman/2024)

Rohingya (JRP)

Joint Response Plan
From: 01/01/2025 to: 31/12/2025
Published: 24/03/2025
Coordinated by: IOM & UNHCR

Plan overview

People in need

1.7 million
People targeted

1.5 million
People reached

1.3 million
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People reached %

89.0%
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Population

Requirements ($)

$934.5 million
Funding ($)

$492.2 million
% Funded

52.7%

Financials

Clusters
10
Organizations

57

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Projects

156

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Presence

Hyper-prioritized plan

People urgently prioritized

1.2 million

Urgently prioritized requirements (US$)

$455.5 million

Strategic Objectives

SO1

Work towards the early, voluntary, and sustainable repatriation of Rohingya refugees/FDMNs to Myanmar.

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There is no caseload or indicator available

SO2

Strengthen the protection and resilience of Rohingya refugee/FDMN women, men, girls, and boys.

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There is no caseload or indicator available

SO3

Deliver life-saving assistance to populations in need.

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There is no caseload or indicator available

SO4

Foster the well-being of host communities.

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There is no caseload or indicator available

SO5

Strengthen disaster risk management and combat the effects of climate change.

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There is no caseload or indicator available

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Sectors overview

19-May-2026

Sectors overview

Sector	Organizations	Projects	Requirements ($)	Funding ($)	% Funded
Bhasan Char Response	22 view_list	1 view_list	$46.5 million	$30.4 million	65.4%
Coordination	13 view_list	1 view_list	$9.2 million	$6.1 million	66.6%
Education	20 view_list	20 view_list	$71.5 million	$16.9 million	23.6%
Food Security	16 view_list	16 view_list	$287.1 million	$222.2 million	77.4%
Health	15 view_list	15 view_list	$92.3 million	$36.6 million	39.6%
Livelihoods and Skills Development	24 view_list	24 view_list	$42 million	$19.1 million	45.5%
Nutrition	6 view_list	6 view_list	$44.9 million	$24.9 million	55.5%
Protection	21 view_list	33 view_list	$90.8 million	$27.8 million	30.7%
Shelter-CCCM	20 view_list	20 view_list	$176.8 million	$34.3 million	19.4%
Water Sanitation and Hygiene	20 view_list	20 view_list	$73.4 million	$24.1 million	32.8%

Evolution of the humanitarian response

19-May-2026

Evolution of the humanitarian response

Year	Type	People in need	People targeted	Requirements ($)	Funding ($)	% Funded
2025	REG	1.7 million	1.5 million	$934.5 million	$492.2 million	52.7%
2024	REG	1.6 million	1.4 million	$852.4 million	$542.9 million	63.7%
2023	REG	1.5 million	1.5 million	$875.9 million	$619.2 million	70.7%
2022	REG	1.5 million	1.5 million	$881 million	$619.5 million	70.3%
2021	REG	1.4 million	1.4 million	$943.1 million	$689.6 million	73.1%
2020	REG	1.8 million	1.8 million	$1.06 billion	$630 million	59.5%
2019	REG	1.2 million	1.2 million	$920.5 million	$692 million	75.2%
2018	REGwarning	1.3 million	1.3 million	$950.8 million	$688.1 million	72.4%
2017	REGwarning			$434.1 million	$314.3 million	72.4%

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