Impact
When it matters most, we deliver.
Purbasha is a supply partner to the United Nations World Food Programme, supporting food assistance in the Rohingya refugee camps of Cox's Bazar.
The work
Supplying into the largest refugee response in the world.
Purbasha has supplied food into the United Nations World Food Programme's operation in Cox's Bazar, the largest refugee response in the world.
The requirement is unforgiving. Institutional humanitarian supply means passing vendor vetting, food-safety audit, and delivery reliability standards that leave no room for a bad week. Volumes are large, timelines are fixed, and the consequence of failure isn't a lost order.
We supply the staples we've always made, the same rice and food our own country eats. It is the work we're proudest of, and the clearest proof of what our supply chain can do under pressure.
The operation in context
The scale of the response.
Rohingya refugees supported by the WFP operation
Camps across Cox's Bazar and Bhasan Char
The daily nutritional standard WFP maintains per person
Figures describe the scale of the WFP operation Purbasha supplies into. Source: United Nations World Food Programme.
Why this matters
If we can meet the United Nations' standard, we can meet yours.
Institutional humanitarian supply is the hardest procurement standard there is. Vendors are vetted, facilities are audited, and delivery windows are absolute.
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