| Impact Initiative
(IMI)
Based in Bangladesh, Impact
Initiative (IMI) is a humanitarian and development organization. Established in
1995 and registered with the Social Welfare Ministry and NGO Affairs Bureau,
IMI is specialized in Youth Development programs such as Education, Skills
Development, Livelihood, WASH, Health and Emergency Response across the
country. IMI strives to find practical and scalable approaches to alleviate
poverty. The organization has been working tirelessly to assist both
marginalized people who are overlooked by the society and mainstream
development initiatives. To learn more, visit Impact Initiative
(IMI) |
| Educational,
Charitable, Humanitarian Organization - Bangladesh (ECHO-BD)
Located in Dhaka, Bangladesh,
the Educational, Charitable and humanitarian Organization (ECHO), Bangladesh,
was established on 31st March 2011. The sister organization of ECHO-USA was
formed as a local partner to manage and operate the Orphanage in Ashulia, but
over time, extended its wings in various other areas. ECHO-BD is a charitable
and educational institution and its goal is to help the poor and needy,
primarily in Bangladesh. It is a non-profit and non-political organization. |
| Association for
Mass Advancement Network (AMAN)
Established in 1995,
Association for Mass Advancement Network (AMAN) is a non-profit development
organization. AMAN strives for the socio-economic development and human rights
establishment of the poor, destitute section of the population irrespective of
race, creed, caste, gender, religion, ethnicity and nationality. AMAN wants to
create a fair and just society where ordinary people will get their dignity,
rights, freedom, and well-being. AMAN has been actively involved in different
projects including implementation of Health, Education, Safe Water and
Sanitation, Rehabilitation, Humanitarian Response and Support, Disaster
Management, Women Empowerment, Human Care, Climate Change and Adaptation. AMAN
has been implementing its development efforts in collaboration with the government,
NGOs, INGOs, LGs, CSOs, CSR fund, and community stakeholders. To learn more,
visit Association for Mass Advancement Network (AMAN) |
| Bangla-German
Sampreeti (BGS)
Bangla-German Sampreeti (BGS)
is a national, non-government, non-profit, inter-religious and voluntary
development organization initiated by a group of economists, writers,
scientists, development practitioners and social philanthropists. It came into
existence as “Bangla-German Sampreeti” on December 20, 1990 and soon was
registered with the Directorate of Social Services and NGO Affairs Bureau in
1991 and 1992, respectively. BGS started its journey of development initiatives
with a large-scale emergency relief and rehabilitation program for the affected
families of historic cyclone that hit Cox's Bazar district on April 29, 1991.
With efficient planning BGS implemented socio-economic development programs for
the poor and underprivileged communities in Cox's Bazar district, and later on
expanded its development activities into other districts of Bangladesh as well. |
