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Preparing for a rainy day in Kurigram District
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“When our village flooded last year, the waterline in our house was sometimes above our waistlines. Luckily we had made preparations by elevating the bed in our house as high as we could. At one point, me and my children had to stay on the bed for five straight days,” says Mongli Bala, a single mother of three from Jelepara Village, Kurigram Sadar Upazila, Kurigram District.
For the residents of Jelepara, the monsoon season does not mark a long-awaited relief from the scorching heat of summer anymore. Because of the effects of climate change, the village has been subjected to worsening floods for years now, which has made damaged crops, lost livelihoods and months of unusually frugal existence the most common associations with the seasonal rains.
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No matter where natural disasters occur, they foremostly affect the most vulnerable. Floods in Bangladesh are no exception. Each year when the monsoon season begins, its effect is evident on people’s inundated houses, drowned livestock and damaged infrastructure. However, some of its damage is often not visible at first glance. The less evident victims of the disaster are usually women and girls, who in its aftermath are threatened by lack of security, limited access to menstrual hygiene products and other vulnerabilities.
On 4 July 2020, when a high probability of severe flooding was forecasted along the Jamuna River in Bangladesh, UNFPA and its partner agencies adopted a new approach to disaster relief through the “Anticipatory Action Pilot” project. Instead of responding to the crisis after the destruction, the project, funded by UN’s Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF) and by Australia Aid (AusAID), provided aid to