Small Engine Mechanic training session 

The Livelihoods and Skills Development Sector aims to continue implementing the ‘Government of Bangladesh-United Nations Framework on Skills Development for Rohingya refugees/FDMNs and Host Communities’, endorsed by the Government in August 2022. Since January 2023, the Sector has been working to build the skills and capacities of Rohingya refugees/FDMNs commensurate with livelihood opportunities available in Rakhine State, to support voluntary and sustainable repatriation to Myanmar when conditions are conducive. Rohingya refugees/FDMNs will be supported with access to transferable skills training in line with the agreed framework on skills development. Access to livelihood opportunities will also be provided.

Key Figures 2025

Strategy Documents

LSDS JRP 2025 Documents

LSDS JRP 2024 Documents

Accelerated Adult Learning (AAL)

Technical Guidance

Resources and Data

Competency Standards for CBT Documents for Camps

Partner’s Profile (2023)

Assessments

Strategic Advisory Group (SAG)

SAG Members

BRAC, FSS,  Helvetas, IOM, Mukti Cox’s Bazar, NGO Forum, UNHCR, WFP, World Vision Bangladesh

Partners

Appealing Partners:

ACF, AMAN, BRAC, Caritas, DRC, IOM, IRC, Mukti, NRC, OXFAM, PIB, PROTTYASHI, PULSE, SCI, UNESCO, UNFPA, UNHCR, UNWOMEN

Implementing Partners:

AAB, ACF, BITA, BRAC, Caritas Bangladesh, CNRS, CODEC, ESDO, FIVDB, JCF, Mukti Cxb., NGOF, OXFAM, Plan International, Prottyashi, Pulse BD, SHED, Shushilan, UCEP, UP, Uttaran, WVI, YPSA

Technical Partners:

ILO

Sector Meetings

Meeting Minutes

Stories