Sustainable Livelihood for Displaced Rohingyas and Their Resilience at Bhashan Char in Bangladesh

The livelihood sustainability of the Rohingya refugees relocated in Bhashan Char, Bangladesh, has been questioned by various international stakeholders due to remoteness and perceived vulnerabilities island. Bangladesh government, a few organizations, some non-government organizations are working on developing opportunities there. But there is scarce study about challenges Rohingyas living This explores Char so as help increase their resilience. include natural, geographical, climatic shocks stresses (e.g., cyclone, floods, storm surge, sea-level rise, geographical position). However, ample for development, despite which can be overcome with concerted efforts. intensification extensification activities, such modern agriculture, fish farming, livestock rearing, small business, handicraft, fishing net mending, crab fattening, biofloc aquaculture, cage culture, but turning these into reality requires sufficient investment internationally positive attitude. Better shelter, better disaster preparedness, cultural practices, education, skill development capacity bounce back, absorb shocks, make them more resilient. National humanitarian should plan enhance resilience communities island itself that they sustain long run, even after anticipated repatriation Myanmar.