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COX’S BAZAR CAMP SETTLERS TURNED HEROES

3300 people who are of Rohingya ethnicity play a pivotal role in preventing the huge losses and damage that cyclones bring.

By International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies

January 15^th, 2024

Footnotes Story: Farhan Arafin Karim, Photos: Humayra Tasnim, Editing: Al-Shahriar Rupam & Rachel Punitha

© 2024 International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies

CHOOSING RESILIENCE

People around Kathmandu are staying resilient after losing their precious homes to raging waters.

WIDE WATERS AT FENI & NOAKHALI

Bangladesh Red Crescent youth volunteers to the rescue.

TOGETHER WITH THE PEOPLE

IN PHOTOS: the population movement and Red Cross & Red Crescent interventions in Cox's Bazar.

Youth adapt to climate change

Red Cross volunteers in Fiji respond to flooding in their community

YOUTH FOR CLIMATE ACTION NOW

A young woman’s passion that drives action towards making the environment better.

TALES OF KARNALI

Until today, the Nepal Red Cross is on the ground providing cash and hygiene information, conducting health sessions, and much more in earthquake areas.

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