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The Common Feedback Platform (CFP) is a joint inter-agency report that provides an overview of some of the community feedback raised within the Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, Rohingya response. Through Complaints and Feedback Mechanisms (CFMs), affected communities share challenges regarding programs, services, and the associated humanitarian response. The anonymized data from different organizations are then combined and consolidated monthly to produce these outputs. The CFP aims to contribute to Accountability to Affected Populations (AAP) and inform programming. It was developed to improve complaint management and reporting through harmonized referral standards, which were developed directly with the Sectors and main actors responsible for responding to complaints. They are updated regularly to maintain relevance to the current context of assistance. As per the Accountability Manifesto and CFP Referral Guidance, Site Management (SM) agencies and their partners collect and refer data to sectors and service providers at both the camp and Cox’s Bazar coordination levels. The CFP reports reflect data collected through certain CFMs and the usage of these CFMs; they are not necessarily a reflection of the overall needs or satisfaction of the Rohingya living in camps. Therefore, receiving more tickets in a site or for a sector does not consequently mean that there are more needs there; rather, it might imply that there is more CFM coverage, trust in the system, or a larger population in the location where tickets are received.
This report is produced by Needs and Population Monitoring (NPM). For more information on the CFP, please contact npmbangladesh@iom.int.