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Bangladesh: Anticipatory action can work at scale
• More than 220,000 people received support before peak floods at a total cost of $2.8 million from CERF.
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Multi‐purpose, unconditional cash to 22,434 families.
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Water‐tight storage for 7,000 families.
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Animal feed for some 11,761 families.
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Hygiene and dignity kits for 10,455 women, girls and transgender people.
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Save delivery kits benefited 4,320 women.
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600 pre‐positioned post rape treatment kits.
• 5,355 people with disabilities. 451 transgender people.
• 3 UN agencies, IFRC, BDRCS, 10 local NGOs and government.
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Proof of concept of collective, scaled‐up anticipatory action.
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Demonstrated the feasibility of scaling anticipatory action with CERF funding.
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Brought greater attention to the potential value and impact of anticipatory action.
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