Bangladesh 2025 Monsoon Floods: 14.6M Affected
Recent Developments
01July 11, 2025: Flash floods maroon 50,000 in Teknaf, flood 40 villages, and impact 15,000 in Rohingya camps
02By September 3, 2025: 71 fatalities recorded in southeastern region, 14.6 million affected nationwide
Interventions
- IFRC and Bangladesh Red Crescent providing shelter, food security, livelihoods, health, and WASH support in 8 districts, with operations updates through late 2025
- UN HRP (June 2024-March 2025) delivering cash, food, hygiene kits, animal feed, and early warnings to over 4 million, plus $8.5M CERF/UNICEF/FAO/WFP for 600,000
What Works
- WFP land-raising projects protected 400 families' homes and livestock from 2024-2025 floods in Kurigram
- Early warnings reached 40,000 households with cash support, integrated into national disaster systems
How to Help
- Donate to IFRC Bangladesh Floods appeal needing 7.5M CHF for vulnerable populations
- Support UN agencies like WFP, UNICEF, FAO via Humanitarian Response Plan
- Contribute to Bangladesh Red Crescent for ongoing recovery efforts
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Organizations Helping(16)
UNHCR is mitigating flood risks in Rohingya refugee camps by pre-positioning humanitarian supplies such as tarpaulins, rope to secure shelters, sleeping mats, water purification tablets, and jerrycans ahead of the monsoon season to protect displaced populations from floods and landslides.
BDRCS tackles the flood crisis by delivering emergency relief such as shelter materials, food security support, health services, and water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) interventions in flood-affected districts. They coordinate with government and humanitarian partners to provide early warning, pre-position supplies, and conduct rapid response to mitigate flood impacts on displaced populations and vulnerable communities.
The World Bank implements projects aimed at strengthening flood defenses, improving early warning systems, and enhancing community resilience to flooding and sea level rise. Their programs focus on infrastructure improvements, sustainable water management, and livelihood diversification to reduce the socio-economic impacts of annual floods and climate change.
ICCCAD conducts research and capacity building on climate change impacts, including flood risk and sea level rise in Bangladesh. They work with policymakers and communities to develop evidence-based adaptation strategies, promote climate-resilient urban planning, and enhance disaster preparedness to reduce displacement and livelihood loss caused by flooding.
