ONLINE - Transfers WG Coordination Meeting Minutes 07 July 2021 at 03:30 PM | ISCG, Cox’S Bazar

ONLINE - Transfers WG Coordination Meeting Minutes 07 July 2021 at 03:30 PM | ISCG, Cox’s Bazar

The meeting was facilitated by Kajal Ahmed Leon, National Coordination Officer on behalf of TWG; Participants: ActionAid, BDRCS, DRC, FSS, GiZ, IOM, IRC, UNHCR, UN Women, SCIBD and WVB Issue Action Point for follow-up When Who ISCG updates Relevant and linked documents will be shared Regularly Kajal/TWG Presentation for the meeting TWG to follow up with members to organize finding sharing of Regularly Kajal/TWG assessment/study Next meeting dates 28 July 2021 at 03:30 PM - Kajal/TWG

Welcome and brief ▪ General updates from ISCG ▪ CVA updates from the members ▪ CVA updates by FSS ▪ AoB

Agenda Items Discussion Action Points General updates ▪ COVID19

from ISCG - A countrywide strict lockdown is going on and has been extended until 14 July 2021 ▪ Relevant and linked midnight. Cabinet division order to be shared with the minutes. documents will be - Country situation has worsened, and number of positive case and death cases are shared with members as increasing daily. Many of the districts of the country even counted 100% transmissions these are received from as per media reports. Please see more details for global, national and local situation. relevant sources. Agencies may also - RRRC office issued a new directive on 30 June 2021 on activities and movement restrictions to prevent spread of COVID19. directly subscribe updates from In consideration of current COVID-l9 pandemic situation and in reference to the responsible entity. aforesaid memo, the undersigned is directed to inform you that all activities, facilities, movement, registration, and services of GOs/NGOs/INGOs/UN agencies shall remain postponed in 'Forcibly Displaced Myanmar Nationals (FDMNs)' camp area from 01 July 2021,06.00 am to 07 July 202l, midnight except the following: a) Health and nutrition facilities and services. ISCG, Transfers Working Group | 07 July 2021 Agenda Items Discussion Action Points b) Food carriage, distribution and related services. c) LPG carriage, distribution and related services - New registration for vaccination has been started with an age limit of 35 years. Registration for 1st dose vaccination for international staff working in Cox’s Bazar also started at https://surokkha.gov.bd/foreigner-enroll ▪ Bangladesh Meteorological Department has forecasted moderately heavy to heavy rainfall during this week over the country. Also, due to the upstream rainfalls and water flow, flood warning also been given for the northern region of the country. ▪ Report/publications - here is a selection for you of key reports published this week:

COVID-19 Impact on Bangladesh COVID-19 Secondary Impacts of Children Monthly Situation Report COVID-19 Learn more online Learn more online Learn more online

Organizational/ag SCI ency updates on ▪ Planning cash support package for 500 HHs in the HC as part of COVID19 response. ▪ CVA activities ▪ Last week FSL and cash support to HC in Cox’s Sadar to 830 beneficiaries by their partner BITA through MMT. Also, initiating Hybrid modality of CVA for the refugees.

WVB ▪ Emergency food security support to 1883 (CfW + MPCG) host HHs in Teknaf & Ukhiya and cash distribution through MMT and financial institution (Simanto Bank). ▪ Under DRR intervention, 1,053 refugees were engaged in CfW; 325 beneficiaries received hybrid assistance and under GFA support 310 porters, volunteers etc. received a cash assistance as wages. Planned to distribute cash among 4420 CfW beneficiaries in 15 different camps.

For any issue, please directly contact with Transfers WG at [email protected] or call at 01755589118

ISCG, Transfers Working Group | 07 July 2021 Agenda Items Discussion Action Points ▪ However, one challenge is, in many camps, CiCs are not allowing cash distribution over a mass gathering/distribution due to recent raise of COVID19 transmissions in the camps. But before Eid-ul-Azha (one of the major Muslim festival) these people need to be paid.

BDRCS ▪ 1,850 beneficiaries from host community have been targeted for DRR interventions. Currently beneficiary selection is going on and distribution to be done by mid of July’21.

IRC ▪ Supported 127 HHs are being supported those impacted due to fire incident in camp 09.

ICCO ▪ Supported 1,595 refugees under DRR focused CfW activities.

Updates from FSS ▪ Total 183,789 refugee HHs reached in May 2021 through CfW and unconditional cash ▪ PPT attached for details transfer. ▪ 16,650 host community HHs reached where 11,692 HHs received conditional cash, 3,039 by CfW and remaining 1,919 through unconditional cash grant. Also, 14,092 HHs in the northern Upazillas of Cox’s Bazar received conditional cash support. ▪ COVID19 support for host community is at final stage. ▪ Details of CVA activities could be found at online dashboard at host community dashboard and Rohingya dashboard.

AoB ▪ DC Office Cox’s Bazar requested humanitarian organizations to plan support initiatives ▪ TWG to follow up the for the host community. Humanitarian community suggested the following way forwards: process of updating all meeting minutes. 1. Continuing existing activities with Bangladeshi communities: there are substantive activities already being undertaken by the humanitarian community in support of Bangladeshis in the district. Some of them that have stopped due to the recent lockdown and for the benefit of Bangladeshi communities that should continue during this strict lockdown. 2. Additional assistance to Bangladeshi communities: Bangladeshi host communities have been adversely affected by the lockdown and humanitarian community agreed to discuss a package of short-term additional support that can provide these communities.

For any issue, please directly contact with Transfers WG at [email protected] or call at 01755589118

ISCG, Transfers Working Group | 07 July 2021 Agenda Items Discussion Action Points 3. Physical access: In order to reach both refugees and host communities, physical access to the communities is essential. 4. Details follow up decisions to be shared once it is available.

▪ All meeting minutes to be uploaded at humanitarian response page as the link created at MS team for this documentation archiving is not accessible for all or members are having some online restriction for few. ▪ Members are requested to share their socio-economic assessment report with the group (if any). WFP and FAO jointly initiated a market assessment and WFP also finalized their Social Cohesion assessment. Relevant focal to communicate to initiate a presentation. Next TWG ▪ Next meeting date - 28 July 2021 as scheduled date falling within national holiday ▪ TWG to invite and share meeting agenda

For any issue, please directly contact with Transfers WG at [email protected] or call at 01755589118

Unofficial Translation Govt. of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh Cabinet Division Field Administration Coordination Wing www.cabinet.gov.bd

No. 04.00.0000.514.16.001.21.213 Date: 5 July 2021

Subject: Extension of restrictions on overall activities/movement to prevent the spread of Coronavirus disease (COVID-19)

Ref: Cabinet Division Memo No. 04.00.0000.514.16.001.21.203, dated 30.06.2021

Considering the current situation of Coronavirus infection (COVID-19), in sequence of the above-mentioned reference, the period of current lockdown has been extended from midnight on 7 July to midnight on 14 July 2021.

02. In this case, concerned are requested to take necessary actions on this matter, as directed.

(Md. Rezaul Islam) Deputy Secretary Phone: 9551107 Email: [email protected] To: 1) All Secretaries / Principal Staff Officer, Armed Forces Division 2) All Divisional Commissioners

cc: 1) Principal Secretary to HPM, Prime Minister’s Office 2) Inspector General of Police, Directorate of Police, Dhaka 3) Director General, Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) 4) Director General, DGHS, Mohakhali, Dhaka 5) Principal Information Officer, Department of Information – for wider circulation. 6) All Deputy Commissioners 7) PS to the Cabinet Secretary, Cabinet Division 8) All Upazila Nirbahi Officers

Govt. of the People's Republic of Bangladesh Phone: 48119881, 48122496

Bangladesh Meteorological Department FAX : 58152019, 48113333 Storm Warning Center Email: [email protected] [email protected] E-24, Agargaon, Dhaka-1207 Web site: www.bmd.gov.bd

Date : 06-07-2021

Weather Forecast Valid for 24 Hours Commencing 09 AM Today: Synoptic Situation: The axis of monsoon trough runs through Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, West Bengal to Assam across central part of Bangladesh. One of its associated trough extends up to North Bay. Monsoon is fairly active over Bangladesh and moderate over North Bay.

Forecast: Light to moderate rain/thunder showers accompanied by temporary gusty wind is likely to occur at a few places over Rangpur, Mymensingh, Sylhet, Rajshahi Dhaka, Khulna, Barishal & Chattogram divisions with moderately heavy to heavy falls at places over the country.

Temperature: Day temperature may remain nearly unchanged and night temperature may fall slightly over the country.

Wind direction and speed at Dhaka : South/South-easterly (10-15) kph. RH at 06 A.M. of Dhaka : 93% Today’s sunset at Dhaka : 06-50 PM Tomorrow’s sunrise at Dhaka : 05-17 AM Outlook for next 72 hrs : Rainfall activity may continue.

Rainfall for last 24 hours (till 06 AM today) and maximum temperature of yesterday, minimum temperature of today:

Name of Name of Rain fall Max. Min. Name of Name of Rain Max. Min. Divisions Stations (mm) Temp Temp Divisions Stations fall Temp Temp (°C) (°C) (mm) (°C) (°C) Dhaka Dhaka 01 33.7 27.7 Rajshahi Rajshahi 00 36.0 27.4 Tangail 02 33.0 25.8 Ishurdi 00 34.7 26.4 Faridpur 00 34.3 27.2 Bogura 04 32.6 27.4 Madaripur 01 32.8 27.3 Badalgachhi 00 33.9 27.5 Gopalgonj 03 33.3 27.4 Tarash 00 35.0 28.0 Nikli 05 33.0 27.0 Rangpur Rangpur 20 33.5 27.0 Mymensingh Mymensingh 03 31.7 26.6 Dinajpur Trace 33.0 27.6 Netrokona 23 31.0 26.5 Sayedpur 02 34.4 27.4 Tetulia 26 33.3 25.1 Chattogram Chattogram 00 32.0 25.5 Dimla 00 31.7 26.0 Sandwip 00 31.6 27.0 Rajarhat 00 32.5 26.8 Sitakunda 00 32.5 26.0 Rangamati 00 31.2 25.0 Khulna Khulna 06 32.8 27.8 Cumilla 01 31.6 26.0 Mongla 06 34.0 27.5 Chandpur 00 33.5 27.0 Satkhira 00 33.9 28.1 M.Court 00 32.5 26.8 Jashore 00 35.2 26.6 Feni 02 32.3 26.0 Chuadanga 00 33.8 27.5 Hatiya 08 30.4 26.5 Kumarkhali 00 34.0 27.5 Cox’s Bazar 09 31.5 26.0 Kutubdia 01 32.2 26.5 Barishal Barishal 09 32.2 26.8 Teknaf 00 32.6 26.0 Patuakhali Trace 31.4 26.9 Khepupara 03 32.6 27.3 Sylhet Sylhet 42 32.5 25.5 Bhola 06 31.6 26.4 Srimangal 00 34.0 26.2

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Government of the People's Republic of Bangladesh Cabinet Division Field Administration Branch www.cabinet.gov.bd

No: 04.00.0000.514.16.001.21.203 Date: 30 June 2021

Subject: Restrictions on the operation of all activities to prevent the spread of coronavirus- borne diseases (Covid-19)

Considering the current situation of Coronavirus Rage (Covid-19) infection, the following conditions have been imposed from 06.00 hrs 01 July 2021 to midnight on 07 July 2021:

The following terms and conditions will be in force from 28 April 2021 midnight to 5 May 2021 Midnight: 1.1 All government, semi-government, autonomous and private offices will be closed; 1.2 Road, rail and waterways will be closed to public transport (including domestic flights) and all types of motor vehicles will be halted. 1.3 Markets including shopping malls will be closed; 1.4 All tourist centers, resorts, community centers, and recreation centers will be closed 1.5 Public gatherings such as social (wedding ceremonies (Walima), birthdays, picnics, parties, etc.), political and religious observances will be closed. 1.6 The Supreme Court of Bangladesh will issue necessary directions regarding the courts; 1.7 Bangladesh Bank will issue necessary instructions to ensure banking services; 1.8 Law and order and emergency services, such as agricultural products and materials (fertilizers, seeds, pesticides, agricultural machinery, etc.), transportation of food grains and foodstuffs, relief distribution, health care, Covid-19 vaccination, revenue collection activities, electricity, water, Gas / Energy, Fire Service, Telephone & Internet (Public - Private), Media (Print & Electronic Media), Private Security, Postal Services, Banks, Pharmacies & Pharmaceuticals and other Essential / Essential Products and Services will be able to travel and be subject to display of institutional identity card; 1.9 Trucks / lorries / covered vans / cargo vessels used for transportation of goods will be exempted from the ban; 1.10 Ports (air, sea, naval and maritime) and related offices shall be excluded from the scope of this prohibition; 1.11 Industries and factories will continue to operate under their own management following health regulations; 1.12 Bazaars and daily necessities can be bought and sold in the open space from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm in accordance with hygiene rules and to be maintained by the Concerned trade organization / market authority. 1.13 No one can go out of the house except in case of urgent need (purchase of medicine and daily necessities, medical services, burial / burial etc.). Legal action will be taken against those who disobey the instructions; 1.14 Vaccination cards can be used to travel for vaccination; 1.15 Food Stores, Hotel - Restaurant will be able to sell food only if(Online / Take away) from 08.00 am to 08.00 pm; 1.16 International flights will continue and foreign travelers will be able to travel using the car by displaying their international travel tickets; 1.17 The Ministry of Religious Affairs will issue instructions regarding prayers in the mosque following the hygiene rules; 1.18 The Armed Forces Department will deploy the required number of troops to ensure effective field patrols under the Army in Aid to Civil Power Act. The district magistrate will confirm the matter in consultation with the local army commander; 1.19 The district magistrate will hold a coordination meeting with the concerned officers at the district level to determine the jurisdiction, method and time of patrolling of army, BGB, police, RAB and Ansar. He will take action if there is a need for special corner activities locally. The concerned Ministries / Departments will provide necessary instructions in this regard at the field level; 1.20 The Ministry of Public Administration will ensure the appointment of the required number of Executive Magistrates at the field level; 1.21 And the Director General of the Department of Health will empower the district administration and the police force to take legal action on his behalf.

2 In this case, it is requested to take necessary action in the matter mentioned.

(signed)

Md. Rezaul Islam Deputy Secretary Phone: 9551108 E-mail: [email protected]

1 Senior Secretary (All)/Principal Staff officer, Armed Forces Division 2 Divisional Commissioners

Copy: to be kindly informed 1.Chief Secretary to the Prime Minister, Office of the Prime Minister. 2. Inspector General of Police, Department of Police, Dhaka. 3. Divisional Commissioner (All). 4. Director General, Department of Health, Mohakhali, Dhaka.

Copy to : 1. Chief Secretary to the Prime Minister, Office of the Prime Minister. 2. Inspector General of Police, Department of Police, Dhaka. 3. Director General, Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) 4. Director General, Department of Health, Mohakhali, Dhaka. 5. Chief Information Officer, Directorate of Information - The directive is requested to be widely disseminated. 6.Deputy Commissioner (All). 7. Private Secretary to the Cabinet Secretary, Cabinet Division. 8. Upazila Nirbahi Officer (All).

****DISCLAIMER: The English version is a translation of the original in Bengali ref: No: 04.00.0000.514.16.001.21.203, Published by Cabinet Division on 30 JUNE 2021, PRB, only for information purposes only. ****

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No.19.00.0000.900.44.029.21-389

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Government of the People's Republic of Bangladesh presents its compliments to all Diplomatic and Consular Missions, Representations of the United Nations and International Organizations in Bangladesh and has the honor to inform the following:

1. In view of the current surge in covid-19 cases and with reference to the circular issued by Cabinet Division on 30 June 2021, starting from 0600 hrs 1 July 2021 to 2400 hrs 07 July 2021, movements all over Bangladesh will be strictly restricted with exception to movements related to emergency services e.g. health services, police stations, fire service, electricity, food and water supply, gas/fuel supply, pharmacy, intern`et and telephone services.

2. During this period, the Missions may remain open with limited workforce only to render emergency / essential services including visa services for students, patients and other emergency purposes.

3. During this period, it is advisable for the members of all the Diplomatic and Consular Missions, Representations of the United Nations and International Organizations not to leave their places of residence unless it is an official or medical emergency.

4. The official vehicles holding diplomatic number plates used by Diplomatic and Consular Missions, Representations of the United Nations and International Organizations will be exempted of movement restriction during 6.00 a,in. to 6.00 p.in, only if it is required to perform emergency/ essential official duty.

5. All Diplomatic and Consular Missions, Representations of the United Nations and International Organizations are advised to follow the above guidelines strictly,

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Government of People's Republic of Bangladesh avails itself of this opportunity to renew to all Diplomatic and Consular Missions, representations of the United Nations and International Organizations in Bangladesh the assurances of its highest consideration.

All Diplomatic and Consular Missions Representations of the United Nations International Organizations in Dhaka

i§ aevaFTas / Government of the People's Republic of Bangladesh Office of the Refugee Relief and Repatriation Commissioner Cox's Bazar www.rrrg.gov.bd

Memo no : RRRC/RHU/COVID- I 9 lReporrl}S I 2020I 20 O O Dated: 30 June 2021

Subject: Restrictions on overall activities and movement to prevent spreading of Corona virus. Reference: Memo no 04.00.0000.514.i6.001.21.203, dated: 30 June 2021 of Cabinet Division.

In consideration of current COVID-l9 pandemic situation and in reference to the aforesaid memo, the undersigned is directed to inform you that all activities, facilities, movement, registration and services of GOsA{GOs/INGOsAIN agencies shall remain postponed in 'Forcibly Displaced Myanmar Nationals (FDMNs)' camp area from 01 July 2021,06.00 am to 07 July 202l,midnight except the following: a) Health and nutrition facilities and services. b) Food carriage, distribution and related services. c) LPG carriage, distribution and related services. 02. Water supply, sanitation and hygiene related services (i.e. safe water supply, de-sludge, disinfection, fecal sludge management, repair and maintenance of hand washing devices and other sanitation installation) shall be carried out by the FDMN volunteers only. In case of emergency, for technical assistance, minimum manpower may enter into the camp.

03. Construction of shelter shall continue in recent fire affected camp 09, 8E and 8W with limited manpower who must reside inside the camp. Camp in Charges of respective camps will determine the number of manpower.

04. If necessary, disaster risk reduction activities/ monsoon preparedness program shall be carried out by the FDMNs residing inside the camp. Supervisors shall instruct/communicate them from outside the camp area. Camp in Charges of respective camps shall determine the need and the actors shall move on his call.

05. By all means shops, community centres shall remain closed; public gatherings are strictly prohibited. Burial process shall be carried out with the help of FDMN volunteers

06. All GOsAtrGOs/INGOsAIN agencies must abide by all the directives passed through aforesaid memorandum. In case of all aforesaid emergency aspects, all actors shall engage minimum number of personnel and vehicle. In case of any emergency situation that has not mentioned above, this office will communicate necessary directives.

Thank you for continued support to overcome this pandern on.

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Md. (Deputy Secretary) Additional Refugee relief and Repatriation Commissioner

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Reported Cash and Voucher Assistance in Rohingya Refugee Camps | Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh May, 2021

Northern Teknaf 2 183,789 total HH reached WFP 21 909,238,435 1E est. total BDT transferred 1W KRC Conditional Cash UNHCR 0 4 3 2W 0 4 2E HH reached BDT transferred Ext 6 Cash for Work 5 7 Legend Unconditional 2,766 4,500-5,600 assistance 22 HH reached BDT transferred 17 8W Conditional 20 8E assistance 23 Unconditional Cash Ext Cash for Work 183,789 4,680-5,800 20 HH reached BDT transferred 10 9 Households reached 18 0 8 1 - 2000 Partners 19 11 24 2001 - 4000 Solidar Suisse/YPSA, 12 4001 - 6000 13 25 6001 - 8000 UNHCR/BRAC&NGO 8001 - 11000 Forum, WFP&IOM/WVI NRC Total number of Donors 14 Ukhia 3 Southern Teknaf 1 26 Donors 3

WFP WFP 27 15 Swiss Solidarity, World Bank and other donors 16 through pooled funding SS, IOM, WFP

Contact: FSS Secretariat [email protected] The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official Production date: 6 July 2021 Website: fscluster.org/rohingya_crisis endorsement or acceptance by the UN. Data source: FSS 5Ws Reported Cash and Voucher Assistance in Ukhia and Teknaf Upazila | Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh May, 2021

Haldia Palong 16,650 total HH reached Ratna Palong - Ukhia 2 Haldia Palong - Ukhia 2 Ratna Palong 12,167,200 est. total BDT transferred Raja Palong Conditional Cash WFP WFP 11,692 1,050-11,000 UNHCR UNHCR HH reached BDT transferred Palong Khali Cash for Work Jalia Palong - Ukhia 2 Whykong - Teknaf 1 Raja Palong - Ukhia 4 Whykong 3,039 4,500-5,600 HH reached BDT transferred WVI SS, WVI Jalia Palong Unconditional Cash WFP WFP SS, WFP 1,919 3,500-5,600 HH reached BDT transferred WVI Baharchhara DRC, UNHCR, WVI Nhilla Partners 10 Palong Khali - Ukhia 4 Sabrang - Teknaf 1 Nhilla - Teknaf 3 Legend Unconditional DRC, Oxfam/Mukti, WVI assistance Oxfam Teknaf Solidar Suisse/YPSA, Conditional Paurashava WFP assistance WFP Oxfam, WFP UNHCR/BRAC, Cash for Work DRC, UNHCR, WVI Oxfam, WVI WFP/Shushilan, WVI Households reached Total number of Donors 0 Teknaf Baharchhara - Teknaf 2 Teknaf - Teknaf 0 Teknaf Paurashava 1 Donors 4 1 - 500 WVI 501 - 1000 Sabrang DANIDA, DFAT, Swiss 1001 - 1500 Solidarity, USAID, and WFP 1501 - 3000 WFP 5242 other donors through WVI pooled funding

Contact: FSS Secretariat [email protected] The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official Production date: 6 July 2021 Website: fscluster.org/rohingya_crisis endorsement or acceptance by the UN. Data source: FSS 5Ws Reported Cash and Voucher Assistance in Norther Upazilas | Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh May, 2021

14,092 total HH reached 12,167,200 Kutubdia est. total BDT transferred Pekua Conditional Cash 14092 1,050 HH reached BDT transferred Chakaria Cash for Work Kutubdia 1 Pekua 1 0 0 HH reached BDT transferred

Unconditional Cash WFP WFP 0 0 HH reached BDT transferred

Maheshkhali Cox’s Bazar Partners 2 Maheshkhali 1 Chakaria 0 Legend Sadar Unconditional WFP/Care assistance Conditional WFP assistance Ramu Cash for Work

Households reached Total number of Donors 0 Cox’s Bazar Sadar 0 Ramu 0 Donors NA 1 - 1500 1501 - 3000 Multiple donors through 3001 - 4500 pooled funding 4501 - 6000 6001 - 7500