The 2025 Joint Response Plan (JRP) has requested $934.5 million to reach 1.48 million people, including Rohingya refugees sheltered in Cox’s Bazar and Bashan Char and Bangladeshi host communities in Ukhiya and Teknaf.

Under the leadership of the Bangladesh government, the 2025-26 Joint Response Plan (JRP) for the Rohingya Humanitarian Crisis was launched on Monday.

The JRP is developed yearly and is an annual fundraising document and articulates the shared vision of how the humanitarian community will respond to the assessed and expressed needs of Rohingya refugees and affected host communities.

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Through the 1st year of the 2025-26 JRP, the UN and its partners are calling on the international community to extend financial support to address the prioritized needs of Rohingya refugees and the Bangladeshi communities that are hosting them as the refugee crisis enters its seventh year.

The 2025 JRP brings together 113 partners including UN Agencies, Bangladeshi and international NGOs. Nearly half of them are national organizations from Bangladesh.

The 2025 JRP is focusing on five key objectives:

Work towards the early, voluntary, and sustainable repatriation of Rohingya refugees/FDMNs to Myanmar, strengthening   the protection and resilience of Rohingya refugee/FDMN women, men, girls, and boys, delivering life-saving assistance to populations in, fostering the well-being of host communities and straightening disaster risk management and combat the effects of climate change.

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