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UCL Humanitarian Institute Rohingya Health and Disaster Simulation Workshop Setting the Scene – Physical Aspects Dr. Bayes Ahmed Research Associate UCL Humanitarian Institute University College London (UCL) 30 November 2017

Rohingya Exodus

Rohingya Exodus

Crisis Timeline [300,000]

Crisis Timeline

Rohingya Exodus Source: Inter Sector Coordination Group (ISCG), October 2017

Fact Sheet

Rohingya Exodus

Affected Population

Key Statistics

Operational Response Plans Education Food Security Health Logistics Nutrition Protection Shelter Site Management Water, Sanitation & Hygiene (WASH) Communications with Communities (CWS) Multi Sector

[$434 million] Funding Required Source: Inter Sector Coordination Group (ISCG), October 2017

Geomorphology

Earthquakes

Cyclones A broken embankment in Cox’s Bazar after Cyclone Komen, August, 2015

Rainfall Pattern

Flash Flooding

Landslides

Rohingya Camps

UCL Humanitarian Institute Thank You All, Any Question? Bayes Ahmed Email: bayes.ahmed@ucl.ac.uk Rohingya Project URL: http://www.hkhresilience.com/rohingya/