WFP Resilience Programme 2026 - Green Skills Development

About this project

Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, has become the epicentre of a prolonged humanitarian crisis, hosting over 900,000 Forcibly Displaced Myanmar Nationals (FDMNs) alongside vulnerable host communities. This crisis has led to significant socio-economic and environmental challenges, including heightened pressures on local resources, increased vulnerability to natural disasters, and limited livelihood opportunities. Humanitarian organizations are providing crucial support; however, funding shortfalls have led to reductions in food assistance, leaving many refugees with as little as $8 a month for food (WFP, 2023). Addressing these issues requires a multifaceted approach that strengthens resilience, enhances food security, and builds sustainable livelihoods. The World Food Programme (WFP) has been actively engaged in mitigating these challenges through its Cox’s Bazar Resilience Programme, focusing on building community resilience through natural resource management, youth engagement, and market linkage promotion. This programme is critical in aligning humanitarian efforts with long-term development goals to support both Rohingya refugees and host communities. In line with WFP’s objectives, Cordaid’s proposal aims to contribute to green skills development within refugee camps through activities such as homestead gardening, aquaculture, mushroom cultivation, and solid waste management. These activities will not only supplement food security but also promote ecofriendly practices that contri…

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Cordaid · International NGO

Countries

Bangladesh

Sectors

Food crop productionWaste management/disposal

Implemented by

Cordaid Bangladesh

Accountable

Cordaid Global Office

Published by Cordaid to the International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI), last updated 18 Aug 2026 and imported automatically. IATI identifier: NL-KVK-41160054-201517.

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