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title: "Collaborative Dispute Resolution (CDR): how the mechanism is helping to resolve HLP issues in Bangladesh"
description: "In Bangladesh, access to land tenure and rental agreements have led to rising tensions among host and refugee communities, including evictions, encroachment and forced relocations."
url: "https://www.nrc.no/resources/briefing-notes/collaborative-dispute-resolution-cdr-how-the-mechanism-is-helping-to-resolve-hlp-issues-in-bangladesh"
language: "en"
published: "2024-07-24T11:23:26Z"
modified: "2024-07-24T11:23:26Z"
---

Briefing note

# Collaborative Dispute Resolution (CDR): how the mechanism is helping to resolve HLP issues in Bangladesh

Published 24. Jul 2024

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[Bangladesh](https://www.nrc.no/themes?categoryId=34) [Housing, land and property (HLP)](https://www.nrc.no/themes?categoryId=152)

In Bangladesh, access to land tenure and rental agreements have led to rising tensions among host and refugee communities, including evictions, encroachment and forced relocations.

This briefing note explains how the Collaborative Dispute Resolution (CDR) interventions and trainings support Rohingya and host communities to manage and mitigate disputes around housing, land and property (HLP) issues.

[ICLA briefing note 1 - CDR Jan 2024.pdf 501.5 KB](https://www.nrc.no/globalassets/pdf/briefing-notes/collaborative-dispute-resolution-cdr-how-it-is-helping-to-resolve-hlp-issues-in-bangladesh/icla-briefing-note-1---cdr-jan-2024.pdf)