The evaluation of the AHP Bangladesh Response Phase III assessed results against four outcomes focused on: the basic needs of Rohingya and host communities; self-reliance of the affected population; resilience of Rohingya and host communities; and reform of the humanitarian system.

This report documents achievements and lessons learned on disability inclusion in the AHP Phase III response in Bangladesh, and presents recommendations to further progress disability inclusion in the Rohingya response.

‘Colours of hope: partnering for rights and dignity’ is a photographic journey into the lives of displaced Rohingya living in Bangladesh and the communities that host them. The photo book captures the work of the Australian Humanitarian Partnership Consortium in Bangladesh across a wide range of sectors and activities, with images taken in early 2023.

This report seeks to reflect the lived experience of people with disabilities in the Rohingya AHP Phase III Response, their stories and feedback on what has changed for them, and the continued barriers they face.

An independent evaluation of Phase II of the AHP’s response to the Rohingya Humanitarian Crisis.

Read the recommendations of an independent evaluation of the AHP response to the Rohingya refugee crisis in Bangladesh.

How is the humanitarian imperative to save lives balanced with a focus on ensuring the response is locally led?