This report is divided into five chapters. Chapter 1 introduces the report and chapter 2 details the data collection and analysis methods used. Those who are primarily interested in the situation in Cox’s Bazar may skip directly to chapter 3, which provides a contextual overview of the situation in the camps and host communities and outlines the barriers and multiple forms of discrimination that persons with disabilities face and experience. Chapter 4 examines disability mainstreaming in humanitarian action. It first describes three forms of collaboration (donor-recipient partnerships, NGO consortia and the ADWG), before outlining the challenges that impede the inclusion of persons with disabilities in humanitarian action. Chapter 5 summarizes the findings, provides potential areas for further research and makes recommendations on how to improve disability-inclusive humanitarian action