"In late-February / early-March the MAU conducted a third-round survey of displaced households in Chin State to understand challenges they face. The study is based on a probability sample representing 1900 households currently or previously enrolled in cash assistance programs. MAU reports are available online at www.themimu.info/market-analysis-unit. KEY FINDINGS • The proportion of households in displaced sites like schoolhouses increased slightly in recent months; • One-third of households surveyed had returned or resettled as of early-March, up from 21% in December; • Security, shelter and mobility grew worse for many households between December and March; • Conditions like cleanliness and space grew worse for some households in recent months; • Fewer households had access to most products in March than in December, such as vegetables and meat; • Fewer households used cash assistance or savings to buy food, and access to work remained poor for most; • More recipients of remittances used informal channels, and use of formal channels declined; • Nearly all food insecurity indicators worsened, although nutrition appeared to improve in households with small children or pregnant / breastfeeding women..."