The World Food Programme (WFP) is the world’s largest humanitarian agency fighting hunger globally. In Bangladesh, WFP plays a critical role in supporting the Government and humanitarian partners to strengthen food security, nutrition, and resilience, particularly in Cox’s Bazar, which hosts over one million Rohingya refugees alongside vulnerable host communities. The Resilience Unit focuses on livelihoods, climate adaptation, and disaster risk reduction to reduce vulnerability and enhance self-reliance. WFP supports cash-based transfers (CBT), Cash for Work (CFW), and resilience-building activities: ensuring accountability, transparency, and digitization of beneficiary management through platforms including SCOPE, MoDA, ACAMIS, and COMET.