Myanmar

A child is measured for malnutrition at one of Action Against Hunger's nutrition centers in Cox's Bazar.

The State of Hunger in Myanmar

In Myanmar, chronic poverty further complicates a humanitarian crisis caused by natural disasters, lack of nutritious food, conflict, and mass displacement.

Since August 2017, worsening violence in Rakhine State has forced hundreds of thousands of Rohingya refugees to flee to Bangladesh. The local government in Rakhine State has imposed regulations and restrictions on movement on humanitarian agencies, making it difficult to assess the current needs of the local population.

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How We're Helping in Myanmar

In Myanmar, Action Against Hunger is increasing access to water, sanitation and hygiene, improving food security and livelihoods, offering mental health support, preventing and treating malnutrition, strengthening the health system, and providing cash to families in need.

An emergency food distribution for Rohingya refugees in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh.
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People Reached by Water, Sanitation & Hygiene Programs

A mother gives her baby Plumpy'Nut to treat malnutrition at an Action Against Hunger nutrition center.
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People Reached By Nutrition & Health Programs

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