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IOM Bangladesh- Needs and Population Monitoring (NPM) Round 6 Site Assessment

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Source Needs and Population Monitoring (NPM)
Contributor International Organization for Migration (IOM)
Date of Dataset October 15, 2017-October 15, 2017
Updated 17 April 2018
Expected Update Frequency Never
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License Other :

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Methodology Direct Observational Data/Anecdotal Data
Caveats / Comments

A total of 28 Collective Sites and 99 Locations with dispersed setting in host communities were assessed between 30 September - 9 October 2017. Total of 794,658 Rohingyas were identified in Cox’s Bazar District. This figure has also taken into consideration additional figures collected on a daily basis through NPM Emergency Tracking – Flow Monitoring exercise up to 15 October 2017 and other relevant secondary data sources available. The finding estimates over 582,000 New Arrivals have arrived since 25 August 2017.
Tags
bangladesh - rohingya refugee crisis - 2017-
coxs bazar
displacement
geodata
needs assessment
refugees
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