Activity Report
Overview
This consolidated profile brings together two complementary non-communicable disease (NCD) interventions implemented for Forcibly Displaced Myanmar Nationals (FDMN) and host communities in Cox’s Bazar. Across the two settings, the interventions focus on prevention, early screening and diagnosis, treatment initiation, long-term follow-up, referral, community education, facility strengthening and tailored support for people living with chronic conditions.
At a Glance
Key Statistics
1,568
chronic NCD patients paired with 1
Visual Analysis
Data Analytics
FDMN / Camp 12 by Project Dimension
FDMN / Camp 12
Implementation period
1 Feb–31 Aug 2026 (7 months)
Primary locations
Camp 12, Balukhali, Ukhiya
Beneficiary target
1,600 camp residents with confirmed/high-risk NCDs
Host Community by Project Dimension
Host Community
Implementation period
31 Mar 2025–31 Aug 2026 (17 months)
Service platforms
1 Community Clinic + Cox’s Bazar Diabetes Hospital
Beneficiary target
9,952 unique individuals (as stated in source document)
Combined Approach by Intervention Area
Combined Approach
Primary prevention & health education
Community health education and behavioral-change counseling in Camp 12; structured group education for healthy adults, patients and caregivers in host communities.
Screening & early detection
NCD screening by Medical Assistants/NCD Screeners in the camp and structured screening pathways linked with targeted host-community facilities.
Clinical consultation & treatment
Medical Officer consultations, early diagnosis and treatment initiation, supported by medicines and facility-based clinical services.
Follow-up & home-based care
Regular follow-up, tracing of missed appointments and home-based care for elderly, immobile or chronic NCD patients.
Diagnostics & rehabilitation
Blood glucose and blood-pressure monitoring, doctor-recommended ECG/laboratory testing, and physiotherapy support for elderly people and PWDs in the camp component.
Referral & access support
Camp-based referral tracking, porter/home visits and ambulance transfer; host-community transport-cost support and coordinated referral for high-risk patients.
Health-system strengthening
Training, supervision, equipment/pharmaceutical support, infrastructure maintenance tools, record-keeping and NCD logbooks in host-community facilities.
Monitoring & evaluation
Baseline/endline KAP surveys in the host component and regular clinical follow-up/monitoring across project services.
What the report shows
Key Findings & Actions
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Key Achievements — Host Community Component
Achieved a 100% correct-answer rate on clinical competency post-tests for all 16 Health Educators and 7 permanent medical facility staff members. Mapped safe, non-duplicated and motivated host-community medical facilities for equipment integration.
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CONSOLIDATED NCD PROJECT PROFILE
FDMN Refugee and Host Communities Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh
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Project Overview
This consolidated profile brings together two complementary non-communicable disease (NCD) interventions implemented for Forcibly Displaced Myanmar Nationals (FDMN) and host communities in Cox’s Bazar. Across the two settings, the interventions focus on prevention, early screening and diagnosis, treatment initiation, long-term follow-up, referral, community education, facility strengthening and tailored support for people living with chronic conditions.
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Project Identity and Partnership
Donor / Funding Partner: Medecins du Monde Japan (MdMJ) / Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) Japan. Combined Programme Focus: Promotion of primary and secondary prevention of NCDs and strengthening of follow-up systems for FDMN refugees and host community populations in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh.
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