HADR Institute is seeking funds to purchase waterproof raincoats, jackets or ponchos with hoods, as well as warm, durable jackets to support people who have been displaced by conflict in the mountainous regions of Myanmar. The scale of displacement across the region is significant. Approximately 268,000 people are internally displaced in Kayin (Karen) State and approximately 134,000 in Kayah (Karenni) State. Across the border, Thailand continues to host people from Myanmar who have fled conflict and remain displaced, including approximately 136,500 refugees living in temporary shelters along the Thai–Myanmar border, according to UNHCR's figures. Many displaced communities are living in challenging conditions with limited protection from the weather. Waterproof outerwear is particularly important during the monsoon and rain seasons, while warm jackets can provide essential protection from the cold, especially during cold nights in mountainous areas. Donations will be provided to local partners supporting displaced and vulnerable communities in Myanmar, helping displaced people to stay warm, dry, and protected from harsh weather conditions.