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The AHP Bangladesh Consortium is designed to contribute to the overarching DFAT Bangladesh Rohingya and Host Community Humanitarian Package (2020–2022).

The overarching DFAT Bangladesh, Multi-year Package objective is to ‘Contribute to international efforts to meet humanitarian and protection needs and increase self-reliance and resilience building of Rohingya and host populations in Bangladesh.’ The AHP Bangladesh Consortium intends to achieve this via, ‘Delivery of a well-coordinated and inclusive program in strong partnership with national and local partners.’

The AHP Bangladesh Consortium has been established by its six constituent INGO partners [CARE, EKOTA (CAN DO), Oxfam, Save the Children, Plan International, World Vision International] in recognition of a joint responsibility to address the humanitarian and medium-term recovery needs in one of the largest refugee camps in the world today, Cox’s Bazar in Bangladesh.

AHP partners have committed to a consortium approach in Bangladesh, for the first time creating a collective, partnership-driven response mechanism. AHP Rohingya Response, DFAT III is funded by the Australian Government through the Australian Humanitarian Partnership (AHP).

The AHP is a five-year (2017-2022) partnership between the Australian Government and Australian NGOs. Through the AHP, partners aim to save lives, alleviate suffering and enhance human dignity in the face of conflict, disasters, and other humanitarian crises.