Summary This article analyses the structure and organization of RDRS, one of the largest rural development NGOs in Bangladesh. RDRS's Comprehensive Project works with 120,000 households, through small groups of about 15, motivating and educating people on joint savings and investment, agricultural and off?farm income generation, primary health and family planning, literacy, social awareness, and women's development. Groups have access to credit provided by RDRS or banks. No free inputs are given. The Comprehensive Project's Community Health Unit runs 55 antenatal centres and a leprosy treatment service. The Rural Works Project plants 250,000 trees per year, and supervises construction of schools, markets and small bridges and culverts in i...
The article describes the findings of a study on the credit programmes designed for the small farmer...
The official end of armed hostilities between insurgents and the Bangladesh military in 1997, post-c...
Labeled as one of the poorest countries in the world, Bangladesh is accustomed to poverty. Beginning...
This article explores the role of NGOs (Non Government Organizations) in poverty eradication especia...
Summary The gender implications of a growing trend of NGO competition and encroachment in rural Ban...
This is about NGO intervention in the development of rural sector. The issue of participation is dis...
NGOs are increasingly concerned to scale up their impact, whilst donors look to them to help strengt...
This research emphasizes the need for a grassroots perspective on the major factors related to parti...
Many people believe that Bangladesh is a land of natural calamities, poverty, and unemployment. Bang...
The last few decades have seen tremendous progress in improving the lives and livelihoods of people ...
This chapter introduces Bangladesh’s national and international NGOs, followed by an evaluation of s...
Purpose – This paper seeks to analyse the current poverty situation and poverty alleviation efforts ...
The growth in size and significance of NGOs and particularly of Grameen Bank and the Bangladesh Rura...
Bangladesh has a high density in NGO population. There are more than 15000 NGOs working in Banglades...
Despite multiple efforts, the amount of poverty in Bangladesh has remained alarmingly high by any st...
The article describes the findings of a study on the credit programmes designed for the small farmer...
The official end of armed hostilities between insurgents and the Bangladesh military in 1997, post-c...
Labeled as one of the poorest countries in the world, Bangladesh is accustomed to poverty. Beginning...
This article explores the role of NGOs (Non Government Organizations) in poverty eradication especia...
Summary The gender implications of a growing trend of NGO competition and encroachment in rural Ban...
This is about NGO intervention in the development of rural sector. The issue of participation is dis...
NGOs are increasingly concerned to scale up their impact, whilst donors look to them to help strengt...
This research emphasizes the need for a grassroots perspective on the major factors related to parti...
Many people believe that Bangladesh is a land of natural calamities, poverty, and unemployment. Bang...
The last few decades have seen tremendous progress in improving the lives and livelihoods of people ...
This chapter introduces Bangladesh’s national and international NGOs, followed by an evaluation of s...
Purpose – This paper seeks to analyse the current poverty situation and poverty alleviation efforts ...
The growth in size and significance of NGOs and particularly of Grameen Bank and the Bangladesh Rura...
Bangladesh has a high density in NGO population. There are more than 15000 NGOs working in Banglades...
Despite multiple efforts, the amount of poverty in Bangladesh has remained alarmingly high by any st...
The article describes the findings of a study on the credit programmes designed for the small farmer...
The official end of armed hostilities between insurgents and the Bangladesh military in 1997, post-c...
Labeled as one of the poorest countries in the world, Bangladesh is accustomed to poverty. Beginning...