MSF launched a large-scale hepatitis C “test and treat” campaign in 2025, aiming to address a concerningly high number of cases in the camps. We established three specialized treatment centers within our existing facilities, filling a critical gap in care. We also tackled another major public health concern in Cox’s Bazar: water, sanitation, and hygiene conditions. Our main points of focus include improving water infrastructure and quality monitoring, outbreak prevention, and hygiene promotion.
In response to climate-related health threats, MSF launched a dengue intervention in Chattogram city in 2025, comprising vector control, epidemiological surveillance, and community awareness-raising activities. In March 2025, we handed over our project in Kamrangirchar to local authorities; the project included a range of services for factory workers and victims and survivors of sexual violence, and ran for 15 years.
