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Field updates written by the teams who were there — not by a marketing department.
Emergency teams distributed multi-purpose cash, water purification tablets and emergency shelter kits across five coastal upazilas within seven days of landfall.
Read the full storySchools, clubs and parents joined a week of sessions on safe reporting, digital safety and the right of every child to be believed.
A decade after the first club opened in Barguna, alumnae are now union council members, teachers and paralegals.
An independent review found households saved an average of BDT 18,600 per season after switching to solar-powered pumping.
Volunteer messengers reached 26 remote chars before the national warning arrived, moving 4,100 people to safety.
Local government, police and civil society signed a joint referral protocol for child protection cases.
Tracer study of PRISE graduates shows sustained employment in tailoring, mobile servicing and light engineering.
For the first time the annual campaign was designed and fronted entirely by women who have used our GBV services.
A revised design for rainwater harvesting now serves 31,000 people in areas where groundwater is unusable.
Every taka received and disbursed in the last financial year is now searchable by project and district.
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