Khadija is among 140,000 Rohingya in #Rakhine facing challenges in accessing basic healthcare, education & livelihoods due to movement restrictions. With support from Myanmar Humanitarian Fund, she receives stimulative physiotherapy services for her daughter with cerebral palsy.

The humanitarian situation remains dire with a surge of displaced people in conflict-affected areas of #Myanmar. Limited funding & access hinder the delivery of much-needed assistance to vulnerable families. Full statement of Tom Fletcher 👇: bit.ly/3wuQrhB

“We’re really thankful for the assistance that erased our fears and insecurity,” Khawng Ja said. Support from Myanmar Humanitarian Fund has enabled humanitarian responders to complete a critical safety upgrade, offering security and protection to about 8,200 displaced people in #Kachin.

👉🏽 Special consideration to projects including humanitarian response through #CSOs with active presence and demonstrated access will be given during the selection process ⚠️ Do not miss the deadline of 1 December 2021 🙏🏼

DRC improves access to water, sanitation and hygiene education in #Myanmar to help reduce disease transmission and #COVID19 risk. It also provides safety and dignity in camps for internally displaced in #Rakhine State Myanmar Humanitarian Fund Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade 🇦🇺 EU International Partnerships 🇪🇺 drc.ngo/it-matters/fea…

On this International Day to End Violence Against Women, we re-affirm our commitment to continue supporting programs that promote gender equality & empowerment of women in Myanmar, including provision of essential services to survivors of violence. #16Days myanmar.un.org/en/160055-join…

In support of women and girls in Myanmar and across the world, we are joining Maria A Reed Stacey, @UNWOMEN_Myanmar to help end violence against women. Support us to #OrangeTheWorld and bring attention to the hardship vulnerable women face particularly now during conflict and #COVID19.

#WorldAIDSDay  A day to remind #Myanmar CBPF commitment to support the end the stigma and inequalities of people living with HIV/AIDS 💛

DYK? In 2021, PooledFunds_OCHA allocated - 💲$10.14mil for #GBV prevention 🗺️ in 7 countries 👭 targeted 466K people in GBV sector! #InvestInHumanity #16days #OrangeTheWorld

In 2022, humanitarians plan to help the most vulnerable 6.2 million people in #Myanmar. They need US$826 million to provide critical assistance & protection services. Humanitarians stand ready to do more, if they are supported. 👉 gho.unocha.org/myanmar #InvestinHumanity

In #Myanmar, civilians continue to bear the brunt of hostilities and insecurity, with hundreds of thousands displaced and homes, churches and property destroyed/burnt down. Read the latest snapshot: bit.ly/3yydjgQ

We’re turning 30 on Sunday. As we mark 3⃣ decades of humanitarian coordination, find out how our work helps humanitarians save and protect lives ⤵️

📣SPECIAL EDITION OF PooledFunds_OCHA IN ACTION📣 For the first time ever, we have raised $1 billion for the Country-based Pooled Funds! Want to find out more? Then subscribe NOW 👉 bit.ly/3E50QTc #InvestInHumanity

UNICEF condemns the reported killing of 38 people in Kayah State and is gravely concerned for the safety of two Save the Children International staff members who were reportedly caught up in the incident and remain missing. Those responsible for this incident must be held to account.

All our support to the affected people and their families, including the humanitarian staff of one of the #Myanmar PooledFunds_OCHA partner, Save the Children International.

I am horrified by reports that 35 civilians were killed in Kayah State, #Myanmar on 24 Dec. Two Save the Children International humanitarian workers also remain missing. I condemn all attacks against civilians and call on authorities to investigate. My statement: bit.ly/3EyloUi

The UN in Myanmar calls for an immediate and thorough investigation of the reported incident in Kayah State on 24 December and for the perpetrators to be brought to justice. All measures to protect civilians from harm must be taken. reliefweb.int/report/myanmar…

UNICEF condemns the reported killing of at least 35 people in Myanmar, including 4 children and 2 Save the Children staff. The protection of children, humanitarian workers & all civilians is a priority in times of conflict. uni.cf/3z8848e