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Health and Nutrition

Health and Nutrition is a priority for CARE Bangladesh's programming. CARE believes that a family cannot be economically healthy if it is not physically healthy. CARE Bangladesh's Health and Nutrition programming welcomes innovative approaches and encourages community led approaches to promote long-lasting development.

	Psycho-Social intervention: A peeping ray of hope to access services for PWID November 30, 2023 CARE Bangladesh has been implementing the HIV program since 1995 in Bangladesh and playing a leading role in the HIV program sector, especially for people who inject drugs (PWID). At present, CARE Bangladesh is implementing Comprehensive prevention programs for people who inject drugs (PWID) and their partners in 13 districts of Bangladesh and providing services through 35 service centres among 14,035 PWID funded by the Global Fund. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 259.57 KB \| Download publication file
	CARE-GSK Partnership Summary Report March 30, 2023 Impact, Influence, and Innovation: Reflecting on 10 Years of the CARE-GSK Frontline Health Worker Initiative Available in PDF Format \| Size : 2.55 MB \| Download publication file
	Assessment of Acceptance of Auto Disabled (AD) Syringes among PWID September 01, 2022 This report was developed by the Comprehensive prevention programs for people who inject drugs (PWID) and their partners project under CARE Bangladesh. This research was possible thanks to the AIDS and STD Program (ASP), DGHS, Ministry of MoHFW, PR (Save the Children), PWID project management and field staffs for their cordial support for piloting the AD syringe and helping to complete the research. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 0 KB \| Download publication file
	POLICY REVIEW OF HARM REDUCTION PROGRAMS IN BANGLADESH September 01, 2022 Globally, people who inject drug (PWID) are the most vulnerable to HIV infection. They are 22 times more likely to acquire HIV compared to other populations, mostly because of the unsafe injecting and sexual practices (UNAIDS 2019). PWID accounted for an estimated of 12% of the new HIV infections worldwide, including 13% of the HIV infections in the Asia-Pacific region (UNAIDS 2019). A systematic review in the Lancet Global Health indicates that injecting drug use is present in 179 out of 206 countries and with 17.8% HIV and 52.3% hepatitis C prevalence among the 15.6 million PWID around the world Available in PDF Format \| Size : 0 KB \| Download publication file
	Rapid Assessment on Impact of COVID-19 on PWID Intervention September 01, 2022 Key Populations (KPs) have always been the cornerstone of the HIV program in Bangladesh. HIV prevention programs for KPs were initiated in Bangladesh in the mid-1990s and since then the services have been massively scaled up. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 0 KB \| Download publication file
	Rapid Assessment on COVID-19 Vaccine April 29, 2021 Rapid Assessment on COVID-19 Vaccine Available in PDF Format \| Size : 0 KB \| Download publication file
	Rapid Assessment on COVID-19 Vaccine Uptake by Urban Marginalised Population in Bangladesh April 29, 2021 Rapid Assessment on COVID-19 Vaccine Uptake by Urban Marginalised Population in Bangladesh Available in PDF Format \| Size : 0 KB \| Download publication file
	Health Unit’s combat against COVID-19 January 17, 2021 Background: The first COVID-19 case was identified in early March 2020 in Bangladesh. Till the end of December 2020, more than 7,000 deaths and over 447,000 positive cases have been identified1 in Bangladesh, while 1.7 million deaths have been recorded worldwide as of December 20202 .Data trend shows that densely populated Dhaka and Chittagong cities are at higher risk of spread and transmission compared to the rural parts; thus the risk management of spread and transmission is one of the major challenges Available in PDF Format \| Size : 0 KB \| Download publication file
	Monitoring Report 2018-2019 November 02, 2020 Bangladesh National Nutrition Council - Ministry of Health and Family Welfare mentions CARE Bangladesh's Collective Impact for Nutrition (CI4N) project's efforts in its national monitoring report, which is a great recognition of CARE Bangladesh's work and an example of multiplying impact. CI4N is an initiative of nutrition advocacy throughout the country. The project facilitates establishing and functionalizing the District Nutrition Coordination Committee (DNCC) and Upazila Nutrition Coordination Committee (UNCC) and promote the model of Multi-sectoral approach to improve nutrition throughout the country. The key strategic partners of CI4N are development partners contributing in nutrition, CSA for SUN, CARE's internal projects working under FNS, Bangladesh National Nutrition Council (BNNC), Institute of Public Health Nutrition (IPHN) under Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoHFW), and other key nutrition sensitive ministries. The CI4N project facilitates the capacity building of stakeholders on operationalizing multi-sectoral approach from district level to below and advocacy for influencing to pull together more resources for nutrition. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 4.76 MB \| Download publication file
	Improving Sexual Reproductive Health & Rights Including Maternal and Neonatal Health(ImSRHR&MNH) October 20, 2020 Improving Sexual Reproductive Health & Rights Including Maternal and Neonatal Health(ImSRHR&MNH) Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.49 MB \| Download publication file
	Community Health Volunteers(CHVs) are Paving the way for Maternal and Child Healthcare October 20, 2020 Community Health Volunteers(CHVs) are Paving the way for Maternal and Child Healthcare Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.84 MB \| Download publication file
	COVID-19 RESPONSE COLLECTIVE IMPACT FOR NUTRITION - CI4N July 14, 2020 The first case of COVID-19 was identified in Bangladesh on 08 March 2020. Due to several socio-cultural and political reasons there was a quick spread of COVID-19 throughout the country since the detection of first case.Consequently, the people of Sunamgonj district was also affected. However, the CI4N project has responded in due time supported by the government initiatives. The actions taken by the CI4N project were as follows Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.56 MB \| Download publication file
	SHE Skilled Health Entrepreneur July 14, 2020 In Bangladesh, one of the greatest challenges in achieving the sdgs and Advancing universal health coverage is the shortage of skilled health providers in remote areas. In this regard care bangladesh partnering with government of Bangladesh to innovate a sustainable solution ‘’ skilled health entrepreneur (she)’ for remotest Available in PDF Format \| Size : 2.5 MB \| Download publication file
	Universal Health Coverage July 14, 2020 CARE Bangladesh, together with GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) and other key stakeholders, has been implementing a Community Heal Worker (CHW) Initiative since December 2012, which aims to improve health and nutrition status of women and children of remote underserved areas through developing 300 sustainable and resilient community skilled healthcare service providers in all 11 sub districts of Sunamganj with funding from 20% reinvestment initiative of GlaxoSmithKline. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 8.57 MB \| Download publication file
	Operational guideline for district and sub district nutrition coordination committee June 20, 2020 Operational guideline for district and sub district nutrition coordination committee Available in PDF Format \| Size : 2.46 MB \| Download publication file
	Rapid Assessment Report on COVID-19 Effects On Urban health May 14, 2020 The assessment provides an impression on the coping mechanism of general people as the pandemic emerged and to have an idea on impact of COVID19 and its long-term consequences on urban health issues for COVID-19. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 8.16 MB \| Download publication file
	COVID-19: Bangladesh, Multi-Sectoral Anticipatory Impact and Needs Analysis April 28, 2020 The anticipatory analysis aims to provide a rapid overview of the impact of ongoing COVID-19 health emergency, and its inevitable impacts on and other sectors. Countries such as Bangladesh with about 20% extreme poor household and higher number of having unsustainable livelihood dependency, can anticipate severe impacts on them due to the current COVID-19 situation Available in PDF Format \| Size : 8.5 MB \| Download publication file
	Multi-sector programmes at the sub-national level March 22, 2020 Implementation of the National Plan of Action for Nutrition 2 – A case study in Sunamgunj and Rangpur, Bangladesh Available in PDF Format \| Size : 4.92 MB \| Download publication file
	Operational Guideline for DNCC & UNCC January 19, 2020 বাংলাদেশের সংবিধানে পুষ্টি পরিস্থিতি উন্নয়নের কথা সুস্পষ্টভাবে বলা হয়েছে। সংবিধানের ১৮ (১) অনুচ্ছেদে বলা হয়েছে "জনগণের পুষ্টির স্তর উন্নয়ন ও জনস্বাস্থ্যের উন্নতি সাধনকে রাষ্ট্র অন্যতম কর্তব্য বলিয়া গণ্য করিবে”। সুতরাং সঠিক পুষ্টি পাওয়া জনগণের অন্যতম মৌলিক অধিকার। সংবিধানের প্রতিশ্রæতির উপর ভিত্তি করে ১৯৭৪ সালে ‘জনস্বাস্থ্য পুষ্টি প্রতিষ্ঠান’ প্রতিষ্ঠা করা হয় এবং তারই ধারাবাহিকতায় জাতির জনক বঙ্গবন্ধু শেখ মুজিবুর রহমানের নির্দেশে ১৯৭৫ সালের ২৩ এপ্রিল ‘বাংলাদেশ জাতীয় পুষ্টি পরিষদ’ গঠিত হয়। Available in PDF Format \| Size : 4.07 MB \| Download publication file
	অংশগ্রহণমূলক বহুখাতভিত্তিক বার্ষিক পুষ্টি কর্মপরিকল্পনা ২০১৯-২০, সুনামগঞ্জ December 31, 2019 রাষ্ট্রের অন্যতম অনুষঙ্গ হলো জনগণ। তাই রাষ্ট্রের সবকিছুই পরিকল্পনা ও বাস্তবায়িত হয় জনগণকে কেন্দ্র করে। এই রাষ্ট্রের মধ্যে থাকে নানান জাতি ও ধর্মের লোকজন। এরা আবার বসবাস করে ভৌগোলিকভাবে বৈচিত্র্যপূর্ণ এলাকায়। বাংলাদেশের কথাই ধরুন-এটা মূলত সমতল প্রধান দেশ, পাশাপাশি রয়েছে উচু-নীচু এলাকা, পাহাড়, চর, সমুদ্র উপকূলবর্তী এলাকা। আবার রয়েছে বিভিনড়ব শ্রেণি গোষ্ঠীর মানুষ। Available in PDF Format \| Size : 6.89 MB \| Download publication file
	Stories of Women health entrepreneurs(Bangla) May 02, 2019 The private service providers are selected from the local married women with at least 10th grade of education. They signed an agreement with their local government bodies before going for the six months residential training of community skilled birth attendants(CSBA) accredited by Bangladesh nursing council Available in PDF Format \| Size : 2 MB \| Download publication file
	Stories of Women health entrepreneurs(English) May 02, 2019 The private service providers are selected from the local married women with at least 10th grade of education. They signed an agreement with their local government bodies before going for the six months residential training of community skilled birth attendants(CSBA) accredited by Bangladesh nursing council Available in PDF Format \| Size : 2.04 MB \| Download publication file
	Collective impact for nutrition March 03, 2019 The big idea: To reduce stunting through the power of collective impact, by leveraging CARE’s experiences and learnings on multi-sectoral nitration form the nutrition at the center project Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.71 MB \| Download publication file
NNS Newsletter December 18, 2017 National Nutrition Services (NNS) Newsletter is a quarterly Bulletin of NNS. National Nutrition Services (NNS) is responsible to implementing, coordinating, and monitoring of nutrition activities throughout the country by government departments, UN agencies, INGO’s, National and regional NGOs and private initiatives. The NNS Newsletter reports on the nutrition status based on latest report, progress and coverage of NNS supported services at facility levels and also on community based nutrition activities, including the service status of Integrated Management of Childhood Illness (IMCI) & also covers the outcomes of the workshops, meetings and different initiatives on nutrition. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 794.35 KB \| Download publication file
BASE LINE SURVEY REPORT OF SHEBIKA February 11, 2014 This baseline study has been conducted to effectively monitor and evaluate an intervention developed by CARE Bangladesh to establish a community-based health programme aimed at developing a pool of Community Health Workers (SHEBIKA),providing quality healthcare service at doorsteps, establishing referral linkage between different healthcare service provider institutions. The intervention is funded by KiK, and therefore project area selection is purposive to meet KiK's requirement. As KiK focuses on the healthcare facility for workers working in KiK factories located in Bogra, Rangpur, Lalmonirhat, and Nilphamari district, so communities are also located in these districts where the workers live. The study conducted a survey only in the intervention area to assess the baseline indicators. Study was conducted on 286 participants based on a random selection process using survey questionnaire, 30 Focus Group Discussions were conducted, and each group consisted of 8 or 9 persons who belong to the communities, project participants' families, and SHEBIKA Support Groups. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 0 KB \| Download publication file
EMPHASIS Project Briefing; July 2013 August 18, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 499.09 KB \| Download publication file
EMPHASIS Project Briefing; June 2013 June 23, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 306.65 KB \| Download publication file
SHOUHARDO II Baseline Study Report April 07, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 5.74 MB \| Download publication file
SHOUHARDO II - Annual Program Progress Report (October 2011 to September 2012) April 07, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 828.74 KB \| Download publication file
Prospective Value Chains Study for FSUP-H Project April 07, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.81 MB \| Download publication file
The Impact of CARE's SHOUHARDO Project on Child Stunting in Bangladesh March 25, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 413.43 KB \| Download publication file
EMPHASIS Project Briefing; January 2012 February 13, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 244.85 KB \| Download publication file
Hunger, Subsidies and Process Facilitation: Challenges for Community Led Total Sanitation in Bangladesh by Anowarul Haq and Brigitta Bode August 07, 2012 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 178.32 KB \| Download publication file
Community-Led Total Sanitation and its successors in Bangladesh; CASE 3: CARE‟S NIJEDER JANYIA NIJERA Project August 07, 2012 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 542.14 KB \| Download publication file
HN&FS Project Information Booklet January 22, 2012 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 2.9 MB \| Download publication file
Background note 1, population mobility & HIV AIDS between India, Bangladesh and Nepal December 12, 2011 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 241.61 KB \| Download publication file
Background note 2, vulnerabilities of movement Cross Border mobility between India, Nepal and Bangladesh December 12, 2011 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 321.49 KB \| Download publication file
Vulnerability to HIV & AIDS, A social Research on Cross Border Mobile Population from Bangladesh to India December 12, 2011 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 2.29 MB \| Download publication file
SHOUHARDO Final Evaluation Report March 01, 2010 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 4.34 MB \| Download publication file
Thematic Study - Instituitional Mobilisation, Governance and Accountability February 07, 2010 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.7 MB \| Download publication file
Thematic Study on Community Empowerment Approaches - SHOUHARDO, CARE B February 07, 2010 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 340.56 KB \| Download publication file
Thematic Study on Food and Economic Security - SHOUHARDO, CARE B February 07, 2010 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 424.82 KB \| Download publication file
Thematic Study on Heath, Hygiene & Nutritional Approaches & Systems - SHOUHARDO, CARE B February 07, 2010 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 161.27 KB \| Download publication file
Organizing Resource Generation and Nutritional Support (ORGANS) January 31, 2010 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 3.29 MB \| Download publication file
SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS In Monohardi and Raipura upazilas, Narshingdi district March 01, 2007 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 312.4 KB \| Download publication file
The effect of addressing demand for as well as supply of emergency obstetric care in Dinajpur, Bangladesh September 28, 2005 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 105.83 KB \| Download publication file

Women and Girls’ Empowerment Program

The majority of the world's poorest billion people are women and girls with the share of women employed outside of agriculture remains as low as 20 percent in Southern Asia. Around Bangladesh, it is women and girls who are disproportionately affected by poverty and discrimination. Often, women and girls are not allowed to make decisions about their household's income, or tradition and culture forbid them to leave their homes.

	Policy Brief on Evidence of Priorities, Nature, and Size of Government and Donors' Investment in Girls’ Priorities and SDG-5 September 27, 2023 CARE’s Tipping Point Initiative addresses the root causes of Child Early and Forced Marriage (CEFM) by centering girls’ experiences and evidence-based strategies to facilitate ransformative changes within the movements, donors, and government that seek to expand the voices, choices, agency, and rights of adolescent girls. The present phase is the culmination of six years of multi-level programming and advocacy to critically engage the discourse on CEFM. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 56.29 MB \| Download publication file
	Resource brief about Theoretical Overview on Social Norms December 22, 2021 An overview of CARE’s journey to understand Social Norms theory from academia and apply it in development practices through innovative interventions for more precise and systematic outputs. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 0 KB \| Download publication file
	The ILO Convention: Opportunity for Change June 26, 2019 Everyone, everywhere has the right to work free from violence and harassment. Abuse isn’t in anybody’s job description, yet millions and millions of women around the world experience sexual harassment at work. This year, we have an opportunity to change that. In June, governments, employers and trade unions that make up the International Labour Organization (ILO) will meet to agree a landmark treaty, or convention, to end violence and harassment in the world of work. The next few months are crucial if we’re to secure a strong agreement that protects women and men wherever they work. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 3 MB \| Download publication file
	Briefing Paper on Ending Violence and Harassment in the world of work May 28, 2018 Ending violence and harassment in the world of work’, with a strong focus on the gender dimension of violence and the inclusion of the informal sector in the world of work. CARE considers the Convention and Recommendation essential to signal without ambiguity that violence and harassment in the world of work is the antithesis of decent work and demands serious and urgent attention. The approach to dealing with violence and harassment in the world of work at both international and domestic level is often fragmented and limited in scope. The development of international standard(s) would fill important gaps at international and domestic levels by taking a comprehensive and integrated approach in addressing all forms of violence and harassment across all occupations and sectors. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 147.48 KB \| Download publication file
	Situation Analysis on Financial Inclusion for Female RMG Workers August 08, 2017 Recent studies done on different demographic segments in Bangladesh all came to the conclusion that Bangladesh’s population lack awareness about different aspects of financial services. They strongly highlighted the benefits of financial inclusion amongst lower socio-economic strata as an efficient tool to alleviate poverty without increasing income inequality2 , prompting various government, NGO, and financial institutions to focus on financial inclusion. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 4.15 MB \| Download publication file
CARE Pathways Baseline Summary Report October 23, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 2.75 MB \| Download publication file
An unprecedented study measuring women's empowerment March 25, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 3.98 MB \| Download publication file
Strategic Impact Inquiry Report - Nijeder Janyia Nijera (We for Ourselves) February 10, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.14 MB \| Download publication file
Engaging Men Initiative Brochure February 09, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 359.44 KB \| Download publication file
The Cost of Violence Against Women (COVAW) Initiative - Experience of Working with Men to Prevent Domestic Violence October 07, 2012 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 3.91 MB \| Download publication file
The Cost of Violence Against Women (COVAW) Initiative - a summary of the impact and learning from CARE Bangladesh October 07, 2012 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 4.3 MB \| Download publication file
The Cost of Violence Against Women (COVAW) Initiative - Summary of Domestic Violence Against Women - Cost to the Nation Report October 07, 2012 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 2.91 MB \| Download publication file
The Cost of Violence Against Women (COVAW) Initiative - Synopsis of Cost of Violence Against Women Initiative Products October 07, 2012 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 244.3 KB \| Download publication file
	COVAW Research - Domestic Violence Against Women - Cost of the Nation October 07, 2012 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 0 KB \| Download publication file
	COVAW Toolkit - Understanding the Monetary Cost of Domestic Violence October 07, 2012 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.55 MB \| Download publication file
CARE International UK PPA Life Changes Case Study June 07, 2012 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 272.99 KB \| Download publication file
Transforming Men - Shifting Gender Relations: An Exploration into COVAW's Experience of Working with Men to Reduce Domestic Violence February 01, 2011 Transforming Men - Shifting Gender relations_A qualitative study under COVAW project of CARE Bangladesh Available in PDF Format \| Size : 667.37 KB \| Download publication file
Thematic Study on Women Empowerment; SHOUHARDO, CARE B February 07, 2010 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 205.67 KB \| Download publication file
What is Strategic Impact Inquiry? January 19, 2010 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 746.77 KB \| Download publication file
Rural Maintainence - CASH FOR WORK January 19, 2010 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 801.14 KB \| Download publication file
Partnerships for Healthy Life - Violence against Women January 19, 2010 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 622.36 KB \| Download publication file
Nijeder Janya Nijera - We for Ourselves January 19, 2010 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 560.67 KB \| Download publication file
Methods of Strategic Impact Inquiry January 19, 2010 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 550.22 KB \| Download publication file
Bangladesh Strategic Impact Inquiry Strategy January 19, 2010 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.56 MB \| Download publication file
	Political Culture, Shalish, and Gender Relations in Dinajpur, Sunamganj and Tangail January 03, 2010 A Context Analysis for CARE Bangladesh: Cost of Violence Against Women Available in Word Format \| Size : 0 KB \| Download publication file

Humanitarian and Resilience

CARE Bangladesh already has a long history of working on climate change and is well known for its pioneering tools and methods (for example- Climate Vulnerability and Capacity Assessment), particularly in climate change advocacy and programming. Yet even with these positive investments CARE, like many other organizations, is only just beginning to feel the gravity of the challenge it faces.

	Gender Amongst Rohingya Refugees and Host Communities October 21, 2020 There is a tension between mainstreaming gender and providing lifesaving assistance. Gender mainstreaming is not seen as lifesaving assistance. The link between gender equality and ensuring access to services is not well understood. The fact, for example, that if we could have ensured gender mainstreaming right from the onset by looking at the different needs of women, men, boys and girls, many protection issues, including SGBV, could have been mitigated. The point is that without mainstreaming and integrating gender issues you only achieve 50% of the target (Key Informant, Gender Hub, ISCG). Available in PDF Format \| Size : 2.18 MB \| Download publication file
	Supporting Flood Forecast-based Action and Learning in Bangladesh (SUFAL) June 17, 2020 Supporting Flood Forecast-based Action and Learning in Bangladesh (SUFAL) Available in PDF Format \| Size : 879.68 KB \| Download publication file
	সাপোর্টিং ফ্লাড ফোরকাস্ট-বেইসড অ্যাকশন অ্যান্ড লার্নিং ইন বাংলাদেশ (সুফল) June 17, 2020 সাপোর্টিং ফ্লাড ফোরকাস্ট-বেইসড অ্যাকশন অ্যান্ড লার্নিং ইন বাংলাদেশ (সুফল) Available in PDF Format \| Size : 880.41 KB \| Download publication file
	Lasting impacts in rapid changing climate March 18, 2019 As climate change enters global discourse, it becomes increasingly import to understand its impact as well as effective strategies to build resilience to it. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 9.49 MB \| Download publication file
	Scaling up early action February 06, 2019 Lessons, challengers and future potential in Bangladesh Thomas Tanner, Bill Gray, Kiswendsida Ghigma, Jagar Iqbal,. Simon Levine, David Macleod, Khairun Nahar, Kaiser Rejve and Courtenay Cabot Venton Available in PDF Format \| Size : 8.88 MB \| Download publication file
	Women: A Driving Force for Urban Resilience November 05, 2018 A photo- documentation of comprehensive disaster risk reduction approach towards urban resilience 2017. This photo book is mainly an output of CARE Bangladesh’s ‘Building Resilience of the Urban Poor’ (BRUP) project funded by C&A Foundation. The project aimed to increase resilience of urban low income populations putting women in the driving seat, promoting women leadership and strengthening institutional capacity to disaster risk reduction. The women living in Gazipur slums are considered as the most resilient people because of its poor infrastructure and unhealthy living condition. In 2015 CARE Bangladesh’s BRUP initiative started to work on resilience building with 2000 women and children of them. BRUP overturned the concept of women seen as the victims of disasters. It worked to turn it around and helped them prove that they were the driving force of resilience. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 17.88 MB \| Download publication file
	Vulnerability of women, adolescent girls and children to climate change in urban areas of Bangladesh September 06, 2018 Vulnerability of women, adolescent girls and children to climate change in urban areas of Bangladesh Available in PDF Format \| Size : 0 KB \| Download publication file
	Community-based Adaptation April 18, 2018 An analysis of best practices in the south western region of Bangladesh Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.98 MB \| Download publication file
	Towards urban resilience December 12, 2017 Building Resilience of the Urban Poor (BRUP) Available in PDF Format \| Size : 7.62 MB \| Download publication file
Climate Vulnerability and Capacity Analysis Handbook October 24, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 2.21 MB \| Download publication file
Rainfall, Food Security and Human Mobility - Case Study: Bangladesh October 24, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 10.16 MB \| Download publication file
CARE International Climate Change Strategy 2013-15 October 24, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 3.95 MB \| Download publication file
Policy Position Paper on ADAPTATION January 13, 2010 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 430.5 KB \| Download publication file
REDD - Reduced Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation January 13, 2010 Available in Word Format \| Size : 300.03 KB \| Download publication file
CARE and Climate Change January 12, 2010 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 221.37 KB \| Download publication file
CARE Bangladesh - Reducing Vulnerability through Strong Partnerships January 12, 2010 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 351.11 KB \| Download publication file

Extreme Rural Poverty Program (ERPP)

	JANO COVID-19 Response Report – May 2022 July 19, 2022 This report summarizes the COVID-19 responses of the JANO project in seven Upazilas of Rangpur and Nilphamari Districts. During the pandemic situation JANO volunteers and staff reached out to the targeted areas and raised awareness through various activities on COVID-19 prevention, following the protocols set by the World Health Organization (WHO), Institutes of Epidemiology, Disease Control, and Research (ICR), and Ministry of Health and Family Planning. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 0 KB \| Download publication file
	JANO Newsletter September 2020 November 25, 2020 Funded by the European Union with the co-funding support from Austrian Development Cooperation, JANO will work with the Government to support the effective implementation of the National Plan of Action for Nutrition (NPAN). The project will contribute to ending malnutrition of children below five years of age, together with addressing the nutritional needs of Pregnant and Lactating Women (PLW) and adolescent girls in Rangpur and Nilphamari Districts. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 781.49 KB \| Download publication file
	An award winning solution for farmer’s access to formal financial sector September 17, 2018 An award winning solution for farmer’s access to formal financial sector Available in PDF Format \| Size : 2.2 MB \| Download publication file
	Citizen Engagement in Enhancing the Social Benefits from Local Government September 10, 2018 Citizen Engagement in Enhancing the Social Benefits from Local Government Available in PDF Format \| Size : 934.79 KB \| Download publication file
	Findings from Community Score Card Exercise on LGSP September 10, 2018 Findings from Community Score Card Exercise on LGSP Available in PDF Format \| Size : 418.54 KB \| Download publication file
	Facilitating Local Power and Poverty Analysis in Developing Pro-poor participatory local government planning September 10, 2018 Facilitating Local Power and Poverty Analysis in Developing Pro-poor participatory local government planning Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.44 MB \| Download publication file
	Fostering responsive local government through participatory evaluation of elected representatives September 10, 2018 Fostering responsive local government through participatory evaluation of elected representatives Available in PDF Format \| Size : 481.36 KB \| Download publication file
	Impact of social audits on the infrastructure projects paid for by LGSP II block grants September 10, 2018 Impact of social audits on the infrastructure projects paid for by LGSP II block grants Available in PDF Format \| Size : 584.8 KB \| Download publication file
	W E C H A N G E D M I L K May 30, 2018 This book is a story about Strengthening Dairy Value Chain, a program initiated by CARE and supported by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, in North and Northwest Bangladesh to support improved cow rearing practices, better market access, higher quality livestock inputs and services that create more impacts. SDVC's first phase was from 2007-2012, focusing on improving the production and income thus the livelihoods of dairy farmers. TThe second phase of SDVC was from 2013-2016, aimed to redefine the dairy market system by introducing new technology like Digital Fat Testing (DFT) system. This is the success story of SDVC, Dairy-tale. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 7.84 MB \| Download publication file
Reaching the tipping point May 30, 2018 With the generous support of the gates foundation, strengthening dairy value chain program to support improved cow rearing access, better market access, higher quality livestock inputs and services and more access to impacts. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.15 MB \| Download publication file
Digital Fat Tester May 30, 2018 The Digital Fat Tester (DFT) is a machine that provides instant, transparent, and accurate quality measurements for milk sold to dairy processors. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.42 MB \| Download publication file
Private Sector Partnership May 30, 2018 The poorest dairy framers in north-west Bangladesh went from being 2% of the suppliers to BRAC Dairy -the second largest private sector company in the industry -to being 55%. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.14 MB \| Download publication file
	How feeding cows makes it easier for producers to face crisis May 30, 2018 Dairy produces in Bangladesh are seeing an impressive result of having stronger market access. When they work as producer groups and have good ties to input and output markets. Political crisis hurts them less and they bounce back faster. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.04 MB \| Download publication file
An assessment on socio-economic empowerment of the SDVC II producers May 30, 2018 The CARE SDVC program, funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, was based on the idea that if we offer women dairy farmers the same access to information, services, and markets as men. We could change dairy value chain system. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.21 MB \| Download publication file
	Guideline for using GPS MAP of strengthening chain project May 30, 2018 CARE Bangladesh's Strengthening the Dairy Value Chain (SDVC II) project is begin implemented in 7 North-Western districts of Bangladesh comprising 26,138 farmers in 848 groups. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1 MB \| Download publication file
Agricultural Development Where Innovation Brings Systemic Changes May 30, 2018 Farmers in costal and other climate vulnerable areas are now enjoying higher production after being trained and having better access to advanced farming methods, quality seeds and other facilities. This new approach is called the Farmer’s Field and Business School, which builds on the traditional Farmers’ Field school, but also includes a more holistic approach to smallholder farming, including sessions on gender equality, nutrition, marketing, and monitoring and evaluation. 242 Farmer leaders have received training on climate smart agriculture practices, including introduction to adaptive yield varieties and technologies. 3369 farmers have participated in technical sessions on dairy, rice and potato cultivation using the FFBS demo plots. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.52 MB \| Download publication file
	Resilience May 30, 2018 One of the program's major interventions was to work with farmers who were susceptible to natural disasters and teach them skills to increase their resilience in the face of climate change, which damages not only production, but also food and nutrition outcomes. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 2.51 MB \| Download publication file
	Reducing Gender Wage Discrimination in Agriculture May 30, 2018 CARE's Pathways to secure and Resilient livelihoods program is delivering food and nutrition security for women smallholding farmers and agriculture wage earners in North West and South West Bangladesh through promoting climate smart and sustainable agriculture programming. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 8.79 MB \| Download publication file
WE May 30, 2018 CARE's Pathways to Secure and Resilient Livelihoods project promotes women empowerment among the female smallholder farmers and helps them to establish themselves as an important part of the community and national development and ensure their contribution in the economic growth of the country. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 2.66 MB \| Download publication file
	Sabina Fights Back Against Poverty May 30, 2018 When I arrived at Sabina’s house early morning, she was cooking for the family and her husband was seated right beside and helping her to do the household chores and both of them were smiling. This was enough for me to understand how Sabina changed her life and improved her position in the family as this is not a generic scenario in the socio-cultural context of Bangladesh. Yes this is Sabina, a 36 year old female milk collector living happily in Kodomtoli village under Bogra district with her husband Vutto Miah (40) and her two daughters Manisha (6) and Maisha (12). Available in PDF Format \| Size : 668.07 KB \| Download publication file
	Pathways to Dignity May 30, 2018 Ummehani (39), a milk collection point manager of BRAC Dairy and farmer leader of SDVC II project of CARE-Bangladesh, lives in Nondokusha, Banani Bazar. She was born in Koemajhira village in the year 1975. Ummehani is the elder child among four children of Mst Romesa Begum & Abul Hamid. Her father Abul Hamid, was the member of the Local Government Institute and known as an elite person in the village. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 188.46 KB \| Download publication file
	Breaking boundaries: Anjona Rany is perfecting her life May 30, 2018 Anjona Rany, the name of a successful Livestock Health Worker (LHW) and Artificial Insemination Worker (AIW) who severed the rural fallacies of patriarchal society and now living a dignified life with her never-ending endeavor for betterment. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 253.58 KB \| Download publication file
	The Power of Unity- The Power of Harmony May 30, 2018 As women throughout Bangladesh strive to fit into the patriarchal framework of the society, they are left with little voice or a position that garners respect. They have very limited opportunities to speak up their rights and have feeble control over their own life. The underprivileged parts of Northern Bangladesh are no exception and gender discrimination here is common. A society that gives little value to the role of women, dreams and aspirations are often lost in the everyday turmoil of rearing children and doing household chores. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.04 MB \| Download publication file
	Dedication That's All it Takes May 30, 2018 If you have the right aspiration and devotion towards what you want to achieve in life, I guarantee that you will reach it at some point in time!!” these are the words that Selina Akhter, a twenty year old girl, from the village of Soratoli in Bogra was saying to other village girls her age. In just six months she was able to change her life like no one else in her village. She is an example of how one’s own dedication and sincerity can fulfill goals in life, despite many obstacles. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 648.97 KB \| Download publication file
	AESCs-Break Smallholders May 30, 2018 Since March 8, 2015, the USAID Agricultural Extension Support Activity (AESA) project and the Department of Agricultural Extension (DAE) are demonstrating an improved agricultural extension service delivery model to the farmers at fields through 129 Agricultural Extension Service Centers (AESCs). Available in PDF Format \| Size : 675.62 KB \| Download publication file
	USAID Agricultural Extension Support Activity (AESA) Project May 30, 2018 The USAID Agricultural Extension Support Activity (AESA) Project is a 5-year project under the Feed the Future initiatives which is being implemented by the Dhaka Ahsania Mission (DAM) with Technical partners CARE Bangladesh and mPower with funding support from the USAID. The AESA project is addressing sustainable productivity, resilient livelihood and improved food security and nutrition for smallholder farmers in the southwest and central parts of Bangladesh. The project is working for the farmers with ‘Pond’ and ‘Gher’ farming systems and extension agents in Aquaculture value chain in 13 upazilas of the following 7 districts: Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.41 MB \| Download publication file
	A Brief on USAID AGRICULTURAL Extension Support Activity (AESA) May 30, 2018 The USAID Agricultural Extension Support Activity (AESA) is being implemented by the Dhaka Ahsania Mission (DAM) in technical partnership with CARE Bangladesh and mPower with funding support from the USAID. The AESA project is addressing sustainable productivity, resilient livelihood and improved food security for smallholder farmers in the Feed the Future (FtF) zone of Bangladesh, which will be ended by February 2018. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 2.04 MB \| Download publication file
PROSPERITY FOR THE POOR AND DISADVANTAGED May 30, 2018 A large number of people are living in regional pockets of extreme poverty, especially in north-western, south-western and north-eastern parts of Bangladesh. In those areas, people survive with multiple risk factors like remoteness, high dependency on agriculture and natural resources, little investment on industry or infrastructure and vulnerability to natural disasters like flood, river bank erosion and cyclone, lack of access to basic services and opportunities of education, skills and livelihoods. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 436.18 KB \| Download publication file
	The story of Living Blue May 30, 2018 Living Blue started as Nijera Cottage and Village industries private limited, back in 2008, being owned by the community. Now, Living Blue is evolving as a social enterprise, owned in partnership by the community as NCVI and CARE Enterprise Inc, the social business wing of CARE. This effectively means, the farmers, artisans and dyers of Living Blue has ownership over the business, voice over its decisions being represented in the Board, profits to go to them and they shall have coverage in health and other social issues by the company. It’s a brand owned by the community. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.04 MB \| Download publication file

General

	CARE Bangladesh Program Strategy 2023 to 2030 October 31, 2023 We are delighted to present to you the CARE Bangladesh strategy for the period 2023-30. This document represents the collective efforts of dedicated teams and individuals who have worked tirelessly to define our path forward. In a rapidly evolving world, we recognize the need to adapt, innovate, and excel. This strategy is our compass, guiding us toward a future that is not just sustainable but thriving. It encapsulates our vision, our values, and our commitment to the highest standards of excellence. As you navigate this document, you will gain insights into our current landscape, the challenges we face, and the opportunities we aim to seize. We invite you to join us on this journey, to understand the significance of our strategic choices, and to share in our enthusiasm for what lies ahead. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 7.37 MB \| Download publication file
	Annual Report 2022 May 15, 2023 In the context of Bangladesh, CARE is not just a word, but a sound that resonates growth, affection and support for the rural and semi-urban population of the country. With a history that dates back beyond the history of the independent country, CARE has been a continuous development partner for the people of Bangladesh, for the Government of Bangladesh. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 7.7 MB \| Download publication file

Emergency Response

	CARE Bangladesh SitRep 13 March 2023: Fire incident in Rohingya Camp March 13, 2023 In the afternoon of 5 March 2023, a massive and devastating ﬁre broke out in Rohingya refugee Camp 11 in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh. Flames blazed for some three hours starting at 2:50pm. Local ﬁre ﬁghters and local authorities managed to contain the ﬁre around 5pm. Under the lead of the Refugee Relief and Repatriation Commissioner (RRRC), humanitarian partners were onsite soon after the onset of the ﬁre to assess the damage and establish a coordinated response. Rohingya community volunteers were among the ﬁrst to respond to the ﬁre and they continue responding to the needs in the camps. So far, no casualties have been reported. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 185.87 KB \| Download publication file
	CARE Bangladesh SitRep: Fire incident in Rohingya Camp March 12, 2023 In the afternoon of 5 March 2023, a massive and devastating ﬁre broke out in Rohingya refugee Camp 11 in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh. Flames blazed for some three hours starting at 2:50pm. Local ﬁre ﬁghters and local authorities managed to contain the ﬁre around 5pm. Under the lead of the Refugee Relief and Repatriation Commissioner (RRRC), humanitarian partners were onsite soon after the onset of the ﬁre to assess the damage and establish a coordinated response. Rohingya community volunteers were among the ﬁrst to respond to the ﬁre and they continue responding to the needs in the camps. So far, no casualties have been reported. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 191.03 KB \| Download publication file
	Up in the Hills: Photobook about CARE’s SMSD initiative March 02, 2023 In August 2017, the world witnessed the largest and fastest refugee influx into Bangladesh. Since then, 700,000+ Rohingya people have fled from Myanmar’s Rakhine State to Cox’s Bazar. Now, there are 900,000+ people living in the Rohingya refugee camps. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 9.86 MB \| Download publication file
	LEARNING PILOT: WOMEN AND GIRLS’ SAFE SPACES IN ROHINGYA CAMPS November 13, 2020 As the Rohingya Response of Bangladesh nears third year, the response has evolved from immediate emergency life-saving provisions to other supports (protection, health, nutrition etc). One aspect of this crisis is that majority are women and children (52% women & girls, 55% children under 18)(Rohingya Response Gender Analysis, Lulia, Mita et al, 2018) . Thus, responses specific to needs of women and girls are of crucial importance. At the heart of this are Women and Girls’ Safe Space (WGSS) locally called shantikhana (Center of Peace). As UNFPA defines: Available in PDF Format \| Size : 484.41 KB \| Download publication file
	Women and Girls’ Safe Spaces in Rohingya Camps November 13, 2020 In the year 2017, more than 700,000 Rohingya People entered to Bangladesh to save their lives; half of these numbers constitute women and girls. The overall response has evolved from immediate emergency life-saving provisions to other essential support that have direct impact in the lives of people staying inside the camps. As majority of Rohingya population are women and children (52% women & girls, 55% children under 18), responses specific to their needs are of crucial importance Available in PDF Format \| Size : 5.14 MB \| Download publication file

Archives

	Improved gender equitable food and nutrition security and resilience of the vulnerable people living in the Char and Horr regions in Bangladesh by 2020 April 10, 2019 Improved gender equitable food and nutrition security and resilience of the vulnerable people living in the Char and Horr regions in Bangladesh by 2020 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 4.76 MB \| Download publication file
	Shouhardo III News April 10, 2019 Shouhardo III News Available in PDF Format \| Size : 2.04 MB \| Download publication file
	An Assessment of Community-Based Adaptation Practices in South-Western Region of Bangladesh October 12, 2017 An Assessment of Community-Based Adaptation Practices in South-Western Region of Bangladesh Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.64 MB \| Download publication file
	সৌহার্দ III বার্তা, সংখ্যা ২, জুলাই ২০১৭ October 09, 2017 সৌহার্দ III বার্তা, সংখ্যা ২, জুলাই ২০১৭ Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.29 MB \| Download publication file
	SHOUHARDO II News, Issue 2, July 2017 October 09, 2017 Over the past few decades, Bangladesh has make an unprecedented rate in reducing poverty. Apparently, it remains a significant challenge in the remote areas of the country especially where SHOUHARDO III program operates. Poverty is found to be highly associated with the education level of the household members, food insecurity, dietary diversity in women and children, underweight and overweight in women, as well as stunting in children. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.36 MB \| Download publication file
	Smallholders’ Access To Finance Through Bank August 07, 2017 About 80% of the rural people in Bangladesh, especially smallholder farmers (owning land <= 1.0 hectare), are not participants of the formal banking channels which explains their significant reliance on Micro Finance Institutions (MFIs)/NGOs for traditional loans. In 2014, 693 licensed MFIs in Bangladesh disbursed USD 8.4 billion to their 34 million active borrowers1. However the effectiveness of microfinance has come under serious controversy because rather than benefitting the penurious rural farmers, it is trapping them into vicious cycle of debt which arise from extremely high interest payments and stringent repayment time. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.21 MB \| Download publication file
	Smallholders’ Access To Finance Through Bank in Bangla August 07, 2017 About 80% of the rural people in Bangladesh, especially smallholder farmers (owning land <= 1.0 hectare), are not participants of the formal banking channels which explains their significant reliance on Micro Finance Institutions (MFIs)/NGOs for traditional loans. In 2014, 693 licensed MFIs in Bangladesh disbursed USD 8.4 billion to their 34 million active borrowers1. However the effectiveness of microfinance has come under serious controversy because rather than benefitting the penurious rural farmers, it is trapping them into vicious cycle of debt which arise from extremely high interest payments and stringent repayment time. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 8.34 MB \| Download publication file
	SDVC Endline Evaluation July 16, 2017 A poor small-holding dairy producer in Bangladesh typically holds an average of one to three cows; this often characterizes the most central, valuable and potentially profitable assets that are owned by rural poor households, especially the female members. However, the dairy industry is plagued by poor production quality and volume, fragmentation of supply, animal health service along with lack of access to quality based input and distrust between producers and buyers. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.34 MB \| Download publication file
	Private Sector Partnership July 16, 2017 The poorest dairy farmers in north-west Bangladesh went form being 2% of the suppliers to BRAC Dairy- the second Largent private sector company in the industry – to being 55%. At the same time, BRAC grew its business by 32%, and is working to scale pilot models through its entire network. This will double the reach of SDVC’s successful models. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.14 MB \| Download publication file
	Dairy Tale (SDVC Story) July 16, 2017 This book is a story about Strengthening Dairy Value Chain, a program initiated by CARE and supported by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, in North and Northwest Bangladesh to support improved cow rearing practices, better market access, higher quality livestock inputs and services that create more impacts. SDVC's first phase was from 2007-2012, focusing on improving the production and income thus the livelihoods of dairy farmers. The second phase of SDVC was from 2013-2016, aimed to redefine the dairy market system by introducing new technology like Digital Fat Testing (DFT) system. This is the success story of SDVC, Dairy-tale. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 7.84 MB \| Download publication file
Rugs to Riches - a CARE business case on the rural sourcing of rugs May 22, 2014 Rugs to Riches - a CARE business case on the rural sourcing of rugs Available in PDF Format \| Size : 10.64 MB \| Download publication file
Krishi Uthsho: The Building of an Agro-Input Microfranchise Network in Rural Bangladesh May 14, 2014 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 2.7 MB \| Download publication file
THE INVISIBLE HANDS IN AGRO SOURCING IN BANGLADESH March 30, 2014 THE INVISIBLE HANDS IN AGRO SOURCING IN BANGLADESH Available in PDF Format \| Size : 0 KB \| Download publication file
Can dairy value chain projects change gender norms in rural Bangladesh? Impacts on assets, gender norms, and time use December 26, 2013 The goal of CARE-Bangladesh's Strengthening the Dairy Value Chain Project (SDVCP) is to improve the dairy-related incomes of 35,000 households in northwest Bangladesh. To achieve its goal, SDVCP addresses the major challenges to improving smallholder participation in the value chain, namely farmer mobilization and education, access to markets for their milk, and access to productivity-enhancing inputs. The project assists in the formation of dairy farmer groups as well as increasing women's participation in the dairy value chain, particularly in such nontraditional occupations as milk collectors and livestock health workers. The SDVCP evaluation looks at how both tangible and intangible assets may have changed, particularly for women, as an outcome of the intervention. Authors: Quisumbing, Agnes; Roy, Shalini D.; Njuki, Jemimah; Tanvin, Kakuly; Walthanji, Elizabeth Published by: International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) Available in PDF Format \| Size : 236.19 KB \| Download publication file
FSUP-H Newsletter; Issue 05, Dec 2013 December 22, 2013 A quarterly newsletter published by CARE Bangladesh, funded by the European Union Available in PDF Format \| Size : 7.47 MB \| Download publication file
SHOUHARDO II News (Bangla)- A Quarterly Newsletter (Vol. 02,Issue 02) November 03, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.56 MB \| Download publication file
SHOUHARDO II News (English)- A Quarterly Newsletter (Vol. 02,Issue 02) November 03, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.48 MB \| Download publication file
FSUP-H Newsletter; Issue 04, Oct 2013 October 24, 2013 A quarterly newsletter published by CARE Bangladesh, funded by the European Union Available in PDF Format \| Size : 9.83 MB \| Download publication file
CHWI Newsletter; Issue 02, July 2013 September 01, 2013 a quarterly newsletter published by CARE Bangladesh funded by GlaxoSmithKline Available in PDF Format \| Size : 2.38 MB \| Download publication file
FSUP-H Pictorial Comic Book on Food and Nutrition August 29, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 3.26 MB \| Download publication file
FSUP-H Pictorial Comic Book on Women Empowerment August 27, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 4.72 MB \| Download publication file
FSUP-H Pictorial Comic Book on Flood Protection August 27, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 3.38 MB \| Download publication file
FSUP-H Pictorial Comic Book on Small Business August 27, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 5.44 MB \| Download publication file
FSUP-H Newsletter; Issue 03, August 2013 August 18, 2013 A quarterly newsletter published by CARE Bangladesh, funded by the European Union Available in PDF Format \| Size : 9.01 MB \| Download publication file
SHOUHARDO II News (Bangla) � A Quarterly Newsletter (Vol. 02,Issue 01) July 22, 2013 SHOUHARDO II News (Bangla) � A Quarterly Newsletter (Vol. 02,Issue 01) Available in PDF Format \| Size : 8.07 MB \| Download publication file
SHOUHARDO II News (English) � A Quarterly Newsletter (Vol. 02,Issue 01) July 22, 2013 SHOUHARDO II News (English) � A Quarterly Newsletter (Vol. 02,Issue 01) Available in PDF Format \| Size : 9.57 MB \| Download publication file
Doing Business with Low-Income People: Inclusive Business for Sustainable Development in Bangladesh July 11, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 2.24 MB \| Download publication file
What the cows told us: The business case for empowering women producers July 04, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 2.7 MB \| Download publication file
Asia Impact Report 2005-2010 May 13, 2013 This report is an analytical review of CARE's programs and projects undertaken with partners and allies in 16 countries over the period 2005-2010. In publishing this review of our work in Asia over a five-year period, CARE seeks to provide greater accountability to those with whom we work and to those who entrust CARE with resources, as well as contribute to global discussion on assessing the impact of development efforts. We aim to improve our knowledge and evidence base to make our future programming, partnerships and advocacy more effective, and to identify where we should improve our internal systems. CARE regularly reviews the effectiveness of its programs as part of its commitment to learning and accountability. Like all agencies working in development, CARE needs to learn from the challenges we face and our possible failings. This report does not set out to present the totality of CARE's work in Asia, or to synthesise all lessons captured in program evaluations, both positive and negative. Rather, the purpose is to better understand the impact of CARE's work in the region over the past five years, as a basis upon which to build in the future. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 4.68 MB \| Download publication file
FSUP-H Newsletter; Issue 02, Feb 2013 April 21, 2013 A quarterly newsletter published by CARE Bangladesh, funded by the European Union Available in PDF Format \| Size : 3.89 MB \| Download publication file
Final Evaluation Report - School Effectiveness Through Union Parishad Project April 03, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 686.13 KB \| Download publication file
Patsy Collins Trust Fund Initiative - Biannual report (Jan 2010 - June 2010) April 03, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 255.21 KB \| Download publication file
Patsy Collins Trust Fund Initiative - Biannual report (July 2010 -Dec 2010) April 03, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 253 KB \| Download publication file
Providing Bangladeshi Working Children with Functional Education and Marketable Skills Project - Annual Report 2009 April 03, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 725.02 KB \| Download publication file
Providing Bangladeshi Working Children with Functional Education and Marketable Skills Project - Annual Report 2010 April 03, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 2 MB \| Download publication file
Providing Bangladeshi Working Children with Functional Education and Marketable Skills Project - Annual Report 2011 April 03, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 864.49 KB \| Download publication file
SHOUHARDO II Program Profile and Monitoring Findings March 25, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 937.13 KB \| Download publication file
Informal Market Assessment Report of SDVC Project March 25, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 650.04 KB \| Download publication file
Mid-term Evaluation Report of SDVC Project March 25, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.44 MB \| Download publication file
Facilitation area feasibility study for Milk Value Chain project in North and Northern West of Bangladesh March 25, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.18 MB \| Download publication file
SHOUHARDO II NEWS (Bangla) A Quarterly Newsletter (Vol. 01, Issue 04, January 2013) March 21, 2013 SHOUHARDO II NEWS (Bangla) A Quarterly Newsletter (Vol. 01, Issue 04, January 2013) Available in PDF Format \| Size : 8.39 MB \| Download publication file
SHOUHARDO II NEWS (English) A Quarterly Newsletter (Vol. 01, Issue 04, January 2013) March 21, 2013 SHOUHARDO II NEWS (English) A Quarterly Newsletter (Vol. 01, Issue 04, January 2013) Available in PDF Format \| Size : 8.59 MB \| Download publication file
Summary Presentation - Thematic Workshop on Social Accountability, 27 Feb 2013 March 10, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 0 KB \| Download publication file
Presentation on Third Party Monitoring - Thematic Workshop on Social Accountability, 27 Feb 2013 March 10, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 0 KB \| Download publication file
Presentation on Social Inclusion - Thematic Workshop on Social Accountability, 27 Feb 2013 March 10, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 0 KB \| Download publication file
Presentation on Participatory Planning and Budgeting - Thematic Workshop on Social Accountability, 27 Feb 2013 March 10, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 0 KB \| Download publication file
CARE Bangladesh Governance Technical Strategy Paper March 10, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 369.71 KB \| Download publication file
	Action and Reflection Newsletter in English (Vol. 11) March 06, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 895.26 KB \| Download publication file
	Action and Reflection Newsletter in Bangla (Vol. 11) March 06, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.79 MB \| Download publication file
Shushashon Barta; 6th Issue - July 2012 February 19, 2013 a quarterly newsletter published by EC Local Governance Project, CARE Bangladesh Available in PDF Format \| Size : 5.37 MB \| Download publication file
Poor and Extremely Poor Women's Engagement in Local Government Development Initiatives: a good practice documentation; November 2012. February 18, 2013 Poor and Extremely Poor Women's Engagement in Local Government Development Initiatives: a good practice documentation; November 2012. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 10.71 MB \| Download publication file
Emergence of Natural Leaders in the Botlagari Union of Bangladesh - CARE International UK PPA Life Changes Case Study February 14, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 192.14 KB \| Download publication file
Research Highlights - No.1 February 10, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 122.77 KB \| Download publication file
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Research Highlights - No. 7 February 10, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 153.49 KB \| Download publication file
Entry points for Empowerment February 10, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 724.69 KB \| Download publication file
Forms of Land Tenure in the Northwest of Bangladesh February 10, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 112.22 KB \| Download publication file
Land Policy and Administration in Bangladesh - A Literature Review February 10, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 321.15 KB \| Download publication file
North West Institutional Analysis February 10, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 2.98 MB \| Download publication file
Securing Access to Water Bodies February 10, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 543.48 KB \| Download publication file
Social Capital in Rural Dinajpur February 10, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 443.46 KB \| Download publication file
Urban-Rural Links and Transformation In Bangladesh - A Review of the Issues February 10, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 798.33 KB \| Download publication file
SHOUHARDO II NEWS (Bangla) A Quarterly Newsletter (Vol. 01, Issue 02, July 2012) February 09, 2013 SHOUHARDO II NEWS (Bangla) A Quarterly Newsletter (Vol. 01, Issue 02, July 2012) Available in PDF Format \| Size : 2.74 MB \| Download publication file
SHOUHARDO II NEWS (Bangla) A Quarterly Newsletter (Vol. 01, Issue 02, July 2012) February 09, 2013 SHOUHARDO II NEWS (Bangla) A Quarterly Newsletter (Vol. 01, Issue 02, July 2012) Available in PDF Format \| Size : 2.68 MB \| Download publication file
SHOUHARDO II NEWS (Bangla) A Quarterly Newsletter (Vol. 01, Issue 03, October 2012) February 09, 2013 SHOUHARDO II NEWS (Bangla) A Quarterly Newsletter (Vol. 01, Issue 03, October 2012) Available in PDF Format \| Size : 2.68 MB \| Download publication file
SHOUHARDO II NEWS (English) A Quarterly Newsletter (Vol. 01, Issue 03, October 2012) February 09, 2013 SHOUHARDO II NEWS (English) A Quarterly Newsletter (Vol. 01, Issue 03, October 2012) Available in PDF Format \| Size : 2.74 MB \| Download publication file
The Reducing Vulnerability to Climate Change (RVCC) Project: Reflecting on Lessons Learned January 24, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 175.22 KB \| Download publication file
Rural Livelihood Programme: Capturing Lessons Learned January 24, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 762.76 KB \| Download publication file
Process Documentation on Pilot Initiative for 100% Sanitation Approach January 24, 2013 Available in Word Format \| Size : 201.22 KB \| Download publication file
	Action and Reflection Newsletter (Vol. 09) January 23, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 332.41 KB \| Download publication file
	Action and Reflection Newsletter (Vol. 10) January 23, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 312.41 KB \| Download publication file
CHWI Newsletter; Issue 01, December 2012 January 15, 2013 a quarterly newsletter published by CARE Bangladesh funded by GlaxoSmithKline Available in PDF Format \| Size : 2.5 MB \| Download publication file
Learning and Policy Series - Briefing Paper; Issue 01, May 2010 December 20, 2012 Promoting Inclusive Governance in Bangladesh: Empowering the extreme poor Available in PDF Format \| Size : 466.25 KB \| Download publication file
Social Safety Nets and the Extreme Poor - Learning from a participatory pro-poor governance approach December 20, 2012 Social Safety Nets and the Extreme Poor: Learning from a participatory pro-poor governance approach - shiree working paper 2 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.11 MB \| Download publication file
Social Safety Nets and the Extreme Poor - Briefing Paper December 20, 2012 Social Safety Nets and the Extreme Poor - Briefing Paper, October 2011 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 0 KB \| Download publication file
Inclusive Governance and Livilihood Security Paper December 20, 2012 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 247.62 KB \| Download publication file
FSUP-H Newsletter; Issue 01, August 2012 September 30, 2012 A quarterly newsletter published by CARE Bangladesh funded by European Union's Available in PDF Format \| Size : 4.98 MB \| Download publication file
From Dependency to Emancipation; Building Solidarity Through Collective Action August 07, 2012 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 542.14 KB \| Download publication file
	Action and Reflection Newsletter (Vol. 08) August 05, 2012 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 438.42 KB \| Download publication file
The Business Case for Engaging with Poor Farmers in Bangladesh�s Dairy Sector August 01, 2012 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 583.09 KB \| Download publication file
	Action and Reflection Newsletter (Vol. 07) June 11, 2012 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 644.4 KB \| Download publication file
SHOUHARDO II NEWS (English): A Quarterly Newsletter (Vol. 01, Issue 01, April 2012) May 29, 2012 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 3.75 MB \| Download publication file
SHOUHARDO II NEWS (Bangla): A Quarterly Newsletter (Vol. 01, Issue 01, April 2012) May 29, 2012 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 4 MB \| Download publication file
	Action and Reflection Newsletter (Vol. 05) May 02, 2012 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.08 MB \| Download publication file
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PSE Newsletter (Issue 02) April 12, 2012 PSE Newsletter: Today, Tomorrow, Together! (A Newsletter of the CARE Bangladesh Private Sector Engagement Team). Available in PDF Format \| Size : 4.55 MB \| Download publication file
	Action and Reflection Newsletter (Vol. 04) February 29, 2012 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 585.74 KB \| Download publication file
	Action and Reflection Newsletter (Vol. 03) January 23, 2012 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.25 MB \| Download publication file
	Action and Reflection Newsletter (Vol. 02) December 12, 2011 Monthly Newsletter of CARE Bangladesh; Vol.02, December 2011 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 948.95 KB \| Download publication file
	Action and Reflection Newsletter (Vol. 01) November 21, 2011 Monthly Newsletter of CARE Bangladesh; Vol 01, November 2011 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.64 MB \| Download publication file
EMPHASIS Newsletter (Vol. 01) August 24, 2011 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 143.3 KB \| Download publication file
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SDVC Mail June 01, 2011 E-Newsletter on Strengthening the Dairy Value Chain in Bangladesh Project; Issue June 2011 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 627.99 KB \| Download publication file
PSE Newsletter (Issue 01) May 11, 2011 PSE Newsletter: Today, Tomorrow, Together! (A Newsletter of the CARE Bangladesh Private Sector Engagement Team). Available in PDF Format \| Size : 2.64 MB \| Download publication file
Shushashon Barta; 1st Issue - December 2010 December 31, 2010 a quarterly newsletter published by EC Local Governance Project, CARE Bangladesh Available in PDF Format \| Size : 5.37 MB \| Download publication file
SHOUHARDO Mid Term Evaluation February 07, 2010 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.06 MB \| Download publication file
The Dairy Value Chain Study January 19, 2010 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 2.95 MB \| Download publication file
	Policy Barriers - The Dairy Value Chain January 19, 2010 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 0 KB \| Download publication file
SETU project details January 17, 2010 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.38 MB \| Download publication file
SETU Governance Framework January 17, 2010 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 3.41 MB \| Download publication file

	Psycho-Social intervention: A peeping ray of hope to access services for PWID November 30, 2023 CARE Bangladesh has been implementing the HIV program since 1995 in Bangladesh and playing a leading role in the HIV program sector, especially for people who inject drugs (PWID). At present, CARE Bangladesh is implementing Comprehensive prevention programs for people who inject drugs (PWID) and their partners in 13 districts of Bangladesh and providing services through 35 service centres among 14,035 PWID funded by the Global Fund. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 259.57 KB \| Download publication file
	CARE-GSK Partnership Summary Report March 30, 2023 Impact, Influence, and Innovation: Reflecting on 10 Years of the CARE-GSK Frontline Health Worker Initiative Available in PDF Format \| Size : 2.55 MB \| Download publication file
	Assessment of Acceptance of Auto Disabled (AD) Syringes among PWID September 01, 2022 This report was developed by the Comprehensive prevention programs for people who inject drugs (PWID) and their partners project under CARE Bangladesh. This research was possible thanks to the AIDS and STD Program (ASP), DGHS, Ministry of MoHFW, PR (Save the Children), PWID project management and field staffs for their cordial support for piloting the AD syringe and helping to complete the research. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 0 KB \| Download publication file
	POLICY REVIEW OF HARM REDUCTION PROGRAMS IN BANGLADESH September 01, 2022 Globally, people who inject drug (PWID) are the most vulnerable to HIV infection. They are 22 times more likely to acquire HIV compared to other populations, mostly because of the unsafe injecting and sexual practices (UNAIDS 2019). PWID accounted for an estimated of 12% of the new HIV infections worldwide, including 13% of the HIV infections in the Asia-Pacific region (UNAIDS 2019). A systematic review in the Lancet Global Health indicates that injecting drug use is present in 179 out of 206 countries and with 17.8% HIV and 52.3% hepatitis C prevalence among the 15.6 million PWID around the world Available in PDF Format \| Size : 0 KB \| Download publication file
	Rapid Assessment on Impact of COVID-19 on PWID Intervention September 01, 2022 Key Populations (KPs) have always been the cornerstone of the HIV program in Bangladesh. HIV prevention programs for KPs were initiated in Bangladesh in the mid-1990s and since then the services have been massively scaled up. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 0 KB \| Download publication file
	Rapid Assessment on COVID-19 Vaccine April 29, 2021 Rapid Assessment on COVID-19 Vaccine Available in PDF Format \| Size : 0 KB \| Download publication file
	Rapid Assessment on COVID-19 Vaccine Uptake by Urban Marginalised Population in Bangladesh April 29, 2021 Rapid Assessment on COVID-19 Vaccine Uptake by Urban Marginalised Population in Bangladesh Available in PDF Format \| Size : 0 KB \| Download publication file
	Health Unit’s combat against COVID-19 January 17, 2021 Background: The first COVID-19 case was identified in early March 2020 in Bangladesh. Till the end of December 2020, more than 7,000 deaths and over 447,000 positive cases have been identified1 in Bangladesh, while 1.7 million deaths have been recorded worldwide as of December 20202 .Data trend shows that densely populated Dhaka and Chittagong cities are at higher risk of spread and transmission compared to the rural parts; thus the risk management of spread and transmission is one of the major challenges Available in PDF Format \| Size : 0 KB \| Download publication file
	Monitoring Report 2018-2019 November 02, 2020 Bangladesh National Nutrition Council - Ministry of Health and Family Welfare mentions CARE Bangladesh's Collective Impact for Nutrition (CI4N) project's efforts in its national monitoring report, which is a great recognition of CARE Bangladesh's work and an example of multiplying impact. CI4N is an initiative of nutrition advocacy throughout the country. The project facilitates establishing and functionalizing the District Nutrition Coordination Committee (DNCC) and Upazila Nutrition Coordination Committee (UNCC) and promote the model of Multi-sectoral approach to improve nutrition throughout the country. The key strategic partners of CI4N are development partners contributing in nutrition, CSA for SUN, CARE's internal projects working under FNS, Bangladesh National Nutrition Council (BNNC), Institute of Public Health Nutrition (IPHN) under Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoHFW), and other key nutrition sensitive ministries. The CI4N project facilitates the capacity building of stakeholders on operationalizing multi-sectoral approach from district level to below and advocacy for influencing to pull together more resources for nutrition. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 4.76 MB \| Download publication file
	Improving Sexual Reproductive Health & Rights Including Maternal and Neonatal Health(ImSRHR&MNH) October 20, 2020 Improving Sexual Reproductive Health & Rights Including Maternal and Neonatal Health(ImSRHR&MNH) Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.49 MB \| Download publication file
	Community Health Volunteers(CHVs) are Paving the way for Maternal and Child Healthcare October 20, 2020 Community Health Volunteers(CHVs) are Paving the way for Maternal and Child Healthcare Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.84 MB \| Download publication file
	COVID-19 RESPONSE COLLECTIVE IMPACT FOR NUTRITION - CI4N July 14, 2020 The first case of COVID-19 was identified in Bangladesh on 08 March 2020. Due to several socio-cultural and political reasons there was a quick spread of COVID-19 throughout the country since the detection of first case.Consequently, the people of Sunamgonj district was also affected. However, the CI4N project has responded in due time supported by the government initiatives. The actions taken by the CI4N project were as follows Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.56 MB \| Download publication file
	SHE Skilled Health Entrepreneur July 14, 2020 In Bangladesh, one of the greatest challenges in achieving the sdgs and Advancing universal health coverage is the shortage of skilled health providers in remote areas. In this regard care bangladesh partnering with government of Bangladesh to innovate a sustainable solution ‘’ skilled health entrepreneur (she)’ for remotest Available in PDF Format \| Size : 2.5 MB \| Download publication file
	Universal Health Coverage July 14, 2020 CARE Bangladesh, together with GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) and other key stakeholders, has been implementing a Community Heal Worker (CHW) Initiative since December 2012, which aims to improve health and nutrition status of women and children of remote underserved areas through developing 300 sustainable and resilient community skilled healthcare service providers in all 11 sub districts of Sunamganj with funding from 20% reinvestment initiative of GlaxoSmithKline. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 8.57 MB \| Download publication file
	Operational guideline for district and sub district nutrition coordination committee June 20, 2020 Operational guideline for district and sub district nutrition coordination committee Available in PDF Format \| Size : 2.46 MB \| Download publication file
	Rapid Assessment Report on COVID-19 Effects On Urban health May 14, 2020 The assessment provides an impression on the coping mechanism of general people as the pandemic emerged and to have an idea on impact of COVID19 and its long-term consequences on urban health issues for COVID-19. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 8.16 MB \| Download publication file
	COVID-19: Bangladesh, Multi-Sectoral Anticipatory Impact and Needs Analysis April 28, 2020 The anticipatory analysis aims to provide a rapid overview of the impact of ongoing COVID-19 health emergency, and its inevitable impacts on and other sectors. Countries such as Bangladesh with about 20% extreme poor household and higher number of having unsustainable livelihood dependency, can anticipate severe impacts on them due to the current COVID-19 situation Available in PDF Format \| Size : 8.5 MB \| Download publication file
	Multi-sector programmes at the sub-national level March 22, 2020 Implementation of the National Plan of Action for Nutrition 2 – A case study in Sunamgunj and Rangpur, Bangladesh Available in PDF Format \| Size : 4.92 MB \| Download publication file
	Operational Guideline for DNCC & UNCC January 19, 2020 বাংলাদেশের সংবিধানে পুষ্টি পরিস্থিতি উন্নয়নের কথা সুস্পষ্টভাবে বলা হয়েছে। সংবিধানের ১৮ (১) অনুচ্ছেদে বলা হয়েছে "জনগণের পুষ্টির স্তর উন্নয়ন ও জনস্বাস্থ্যের উন্নতি সাধনকে রাষ্ট্র অন্যতম কর্তব্য বলিয়া গণ্য করিবে”। সুতরাং সঠিক পুষ্টি পাওয়া জনগণের অন্যতম মৌলিক অধিকার। সংবিধানের প্রতিশ্রæতির উপর ভিত্তি করে ১৯৭৪ সালে ‘জনস্বাস্থ্য পুষ্টি প্রতিষ্ঠান’ প্রতিষ্ঠা করা হয় এবং তারই ধারাবাহিকতায় জাতির জনক বঙ্গবন্ধু শেখ মুজিবুর রহমানের নির্দেশে ১৯৭৫ সালের ২৩ এপ্রিল ‘বাংলাদেশ জাতীয় পুষ্টি পরিষদ’ গঠিত হয়। Available in PDF Format \| Size : 4.07 MB \| Download publication file
	অংশগ্রহণমূলক বহুখাতভিত্তিক বার্ষিক পুষ্টি কর্মপরিকল্পনা ২০১৯-২০, সুনামগঞ্জ December 31, 2019 রাষ্ট্রের অন্যতম অনুষঙ্গ হলো জনগণ। তাই রাষ্ট্রের সবকিছুই পরিকল্পনা ও বাস্তবায়িত হয় জনগণকে কেন্দ্র করে। এই রাষ্ট্রের মধ্যে থাকে নানান জাতি ও ধর্মের লোকজন। এরা আবার বসবাস করে ভৌগোলিকভাবে বৈচিত্র্যপূর্ণ এলাকায়। বাংলাদেশের কথাই ধরুন-এটা মূলত সমতল প্রধান দেশ, পাশাপাশি রয়েছে উচু-নীচু এলাকা, পাহাড়, চর, সমুদ্র উপকূলবর্তী এলাকা। আবার রয়েছে বিভিনড়ব শ্রেণি গোষ্ঠীর মানুষ। Available in PDF Format \| Size : 6.89 MB \| Download publication file
	Stories of Women health entrepreneurs(Bangla) May 02, 2019 The private service providers are selected from the local married women with at least 10th grade of education. They signed an agreement with their local government bodies before going for the six months residential training of community skilled birth attendants(CSBA) accredited by Bangladesh nursing council Available in PDF Format \| Size : 2 MB \| Download publication file
	Stories of Women health entrepreneurs(English) May 02, 2019 The private service providers are selected from the local married women with at least 10th grade of education. They signed an agreement with their local government bodies before going for the six months residential training of community skilled birth attendants(CSBA) accredited by Bangladesh nursing council Available in PDF Format \| Size : 2.04 MB \| Download publication file
	Collective impact for nutrition March 03, 2019 The big idea: To reduce stunting through the power of collective impact, by leveraging CARE’s experiences and learnings on multi-sectoral nitration form the nutrition at the center project Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.71 MB \| Download publication file
NNS Newsletter December 18, 2017 National Nutrition Services (NNS) Newsletter is a quarterly Bulletin of NNS. National Nutrition Services (NNS) is responsible to implementing, coordinating, and monitoring of nutrition activities throughout the country by government departments, UN agencies, INGO’s, National and regional NGOs and private initiatives. The NNS Newsletter reports on the nutrition status based on latest report, progress and coverage of NNS supported services at facility levels and also on community based nutrition activities, including the service status of Integrated Management of Childhood Illness (IMCI) & also covers the outcomes of the workshops, meetings and different initiatives on nutrition. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 794.35 KB \| Download publication file
BASE LINE SURVEY REPORT OF SHEBIKA February 11, 2014 This baseline study has been conducted to effectively monitor and evaluate an intervention developed by CARE Bangladesh to establish a community-based health programme aimed at developing a pool of Community Health Workers (SHEBIKA),providing quality healthcare service at doorsteps, establishing referral linkage between different healthcare service provider institutions. The intervention is funded by KiK, and therefore project area selection is purposive to meet KiK's requirement. As KiK focuses on the healthcare facility for workers working in KiK factories located in Bogra, Rangpur, Lalmonirhat, and Nilphamari district, so communities are also located in these districts where the workers live. The study conducted a survey only in the intervention area to assess the baseline indicators. Study was conducted on 286 participants based on a random selection process using survey questionnaire, 30 Focus Group Discussions were conducted, and each group consisted of 8 or 9 persons who belong to the communities, project participants' families, and SHEBIKA Support Groups. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 0 KB \| Download publication file
EMPHASIS Project Briefing; July 2013 August 18, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 499.09 KB \| Download publication file
EMPHASIS Project Briefing; June 2013 June 23, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 306.65 KB \| Download publication file
SHOUHARDO II Baseline Study Report April 07, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 5.74 MB \| Download publication file
SHOUHARDO II - Annual Program Progress Report (October 2011 to September 2012) April 07, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 828.74 KB \| Download publication file
Prospective Value Chains Study for FSUP-H Project April 07, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.81 MB \| Download publication file
The Impact of CARE's SHOUHARDO Project on Child Stunting in Bangladesh March 25, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 413.43 KB \| Download publication file
EMPHASIS Project Briefing; January 2012 February 13, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 244.85 KB \| Download publication file
Hunger, Subsidies and Process Facilitation: Challenges for Community Led Total Sanitation in Bangladesh by Anowarul Haq and Brigitta Bode August 07, 2012 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 178.32 KB \| Download publication file
Community-Led Total Sanitation and its successors in Bangladesh; CASE 3: CARE‟S NIJEDER JANYIA NIJERA Project August 07, 2012 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 542.14 KB \| Download publication file
HN&FS Project Information Booklet January 22, 2012 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 2.9 MB \| Download publication file
Background note 1, population mobility & HIV AIDS between India, Bangladesh and Nepal December 12, 2011 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 241.61 KB \| Download publication file
Background note 2, vulnerabilities of movement Cross Border mobility between India, Nepal and Bangladesh December 12, 2011 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 321.49 KB \| Download publication file
Vulnerability to HIV & AIDS, A social Research on Cross Border Mobile Population from Bangladesh to India December 12, 2011 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 2.29 MB \| Download publication file
SHOUHARDO Final Evaluation Report March 01, 2010 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 4.34 MB \| Download publication file
Thematic Study - Instituitional Mobilisation, Governance and Accountability February 07, 2010 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.7 MB \| Download publication file
Thematic Study on Community Empowerment Approaches - SHOUHARDO, CARE B February 07, 2010 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 340.56 KB \| Download publication file
Thematic Study on Food and Economic Security - SHOUHARDO, CARE B February 07, 2010 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 424.82 KB \| Download publication file
Thematic Study on Heath, Hygiene & Nutritional Approaches & Systems - SHOUHARDO, CARE B February 07, 2010 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 161.27 KB \| Download publication file
Organizing Resource Generation and Nutritional Support (ORGANS) January 31, 2010 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 3.29 MB \| Download publication file
SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS In Monohardi and Raipura upazilas, Narshingdi district March 01, 2007 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 312.4 KB \| Download publication file
The effect of addressing demand for as well as supply of emergency obstetric care in Dinajpur, Bangladesh September 28, 2005 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 105.83 KB \| Download publication file

	Policy Brief on Evidence of Priorities, Nature, and Size of Government and Donors' Investment in Girls’ Priorities and SDG-5 September 27, 2023 CARE’s Tipping Point Initiative addresses the root causes of Child Early and Forced Marriage (CEFM) by centering girls’ experiences and evidence-based strategies to facilitate ransformative changes within the movements, donors, and government that seek to expand the voices, choices, agency, and rights of adolescent girls. The present phase is the culmination of six years of multi-level programming and advocacy to critically engage the discourse on CEFM. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 56.29 MB \| Download publication file
	Resource brief about Theoretical Overview on Social Norms December 22, 2021 An overview of CARE’s journey to understand Social Norms theory from academia and apply it in development practices through innovative interventions for more precise and systematic outputs. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 0 KB \| Download publication file
	The ILO Convention: Opportunity for Change June 26, 2019 Everyone, everywhere has the right to work free from violence and harassment. Abuse isn’t in anybody’s job description, yet millions and millions of women around the world experience sexual harassment at work. This year, we have an opportunity to change that. In June, governments, employers and trade unions that make up the International Labour Organization (ILO) will meet to agree a landmark treaty, or convention, to end violence and harassment in the world of work. The next few months are crucial if we’re to secure a strong agreement that protects women and men wherever they work. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 3 MB \| Download publication file
	Briefing Paper on Ending Violence and Harassment in the world of work May 28, 2018 Ending violence and harassment in the world of work’, with a strong focus on the gender dimension of violence and the inclusion of the informal sector in the world of work. CARE considers the Convention and Recommendation essential to signal without ambiguity that violence and harassment in the world of work is the antithesis of decent work and demands serious and urgent attention. The approach to dealing with violence and harassment in the world of work at both international and domestic level is often fragmented and limited in scope. The development of international standard(s) would fill important gaps at international and domestic levels by taking a comprehensive and integrated approach in addressing all forms of violence and harassment across all occupations and sectors. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 147.48 KB \| Download publication file
	Situation Analysis on Financial Inclusion for Female RMG Workers August 08, 2017 Recent studies done on different demographic segments in Bangladesh all came to the conclusion that Bangladesh’s population lack awareness about different aspects of financial services. They strongly highlighted the benefits of financial inclusion amongst lower socio-economic strata as an efficient tool to alleviate poverty without increasing income inequality2 , prompting various government, NGO, and financial institutions to focus on financial inclusion. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 4.15 MB \| Download publication file
CARE Pathways Baseline Summary Report October 23, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 2.75 MB \| Download publication file
An unprecedented study measuring women's empowerment March 25, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 3.98 MB \| Download publication file
Strategic Impact Inquiry Report - Nijeder Janyia Nijera (We for Ourselves) February 10, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.14 MB \| Download publication file
Engaging Men Initiative Brochure February 09, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 359.44 KB \| Download publication file
The Cost of Violence Against Women (COVAW) Initiative - Experience of Working with Men to Prevent Domestic Violence October 07, 2012 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 3.91 MB \| Download publication file
The Cost of Violence Against Women (COVAW) Initiative - a summary of the impact and learning from CARE Bangladesh October 07, 2012 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 4.3 MB \| Download publication file
The Cost of Violence Against Women (COVAW) Initiative - Summary of Domestic Violence Against Women - Cost to the Nation Report October 07, 2012 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 2.91 MB \| Download publication file
The Cost of Violence Against Women (COVAW) Initiative - Synopsis of Cost of Violence Against Women Initiative Products October 07, 2012 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 244.3 KB \| Download publication file
	COVAW Research - Domestic Violence Against Women - Cost of the Nation October 07, 2012 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 0 KB \| Download publication file
	COVAW Toolkit - Understanding the Monetary Cost of Domestic Violence October 07, 2012 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.55 MB \| Download publication file
CARE International UK PPA Life Changes Case Study June 07, 2012 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 272.99 KB \| Download publication file
Transforming Men - Shifting Gender Relations: An Exploration into COVAW's Experience of Working with Men to Reduce Domestic Violence February 01, 2011 Transforming Men - Shifting Gender relations_A qualitative study under COVAW project of CARE Bangladesh Available in PDF Format \| Size : 667.37 KB \| Download publication file
Thematic Study on Women Empowerment; SHOUHARDO, CARE B February 07, 2010 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 205.67 KB \| Download publication file
What is Strategic Impact Inquiry? January 19, 2010 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 746.77 KB \| Download publication file
Rural Maintainence - CASH FOR WORK January 19, 2010 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 801.14 KB \| Download publication file
Partnerships for Healthy Life - Violence against Women January 19, 2010 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 622.36 KB \| Download publication file
Nijeder Janya Nijera - We for Ourselves January 19, 2010 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 560.67 KB \| Download publication file
Methods of Strategic Impact Inquiry January 19, 2010 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 550.22 KB \| Download publication file
Bangladesh Strategic Impact Inquiry Strategy January 19, 2010 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.56 MB \| Download publication file
	Political Culture, Shalish, and Gender Relations in Dinajpur, Sunamganj and Tangail January 03, 2010 A Context Analysis for CARE Bangladesh: Cost of Violence Against Women Available in Word Format \| Size : 0 KB \| Download publication file

	Gender Amongst Rohingya Refugees and Host Communities October 21, 2020 There is a tension between mainstreaming gender and providing lifesaving assistance. Gender mainstreaming is not seen as lifesaving assistance. The link between gender equality and ensuring access to services is not well understood. The fact, for example, that if we could have ensured gender mainstreaming right from the onset by looking at the different needs of women, men, boys and girls, many protection issues, including SGBV, could have been mitigated. The point is that without mainstreaming and integrating gender issues you only achieve 50% of the target (Key Informant, Gender Hub, ISCG). Available in PDF Format \| Size : 2.18 MB \| Download publication file
	Supporting Flood Forecast-based Action and Learning in Bangladesh (SUFAL) June 17, 2020 Supporting Flood Forecast-based Action and Learning in Bangladesh (SUFAL) Available in PDF Format \| Size : 879.68 KB \| Download publication file
	সাপোর্টিং ফ্লাড ফোরকাস্ট-বেইসড অ্যাকশন অ্যান্ড লার্নিং ইন বাংলাদেশ (সুফল) June 17, 2020 সাপোর্টিং ফ্লাড ফোরকাস্ট-বেইসড অ্যাকশন অ্যান্ড লার্নিং ইন বাংলাদেশ (সুফল) Available in PDF Format \| Size : 880.41 KB \| Download publication file
	Lasting impacts in rapid changing climate March 18, 2019 As climate change enters global discourse, it becomes increasingly import to understand its impact as well as effective strategies to build resilience to it. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 9.49 MB \| Download publication file
	Scaling up early action February 06, 2019 Lessons, challengers and future potential in Bangladesh Thomas Tanner, Bill Gray, Kiswendsida Ghigma, Jagar Iqbal,. Simon Levine, David Macleod, Khairun Nahar, Kaiser Rejve and Courtenay Cabot Venton Available in PDF Format \| Size : 8.88 MB \| Download publication file
	Women: A Driving Force for Urban Resilience November 05, 2018 A photo- documentation of comprehensive disaster risk reduction approach towards urban resilience 2017. This photo book is mainly an output of CARE Bangladesh’s ‘Building Resilience of the Urban Poor’ (BRUP) project funded by C&A Foundation. The project aimed to increase resilience of urban low income populations putting women in the driving seat, promoting women leadership and strengthening institutional capacity to disaster risk reduction. The women living in Gazipur slums are considered as the most resilient people because of its poor infrastructure and unhealthy living condition. In 2015 CARE Bangladesh’s BRUP initiative started to work on resilience building with 2000 women and children of them. BRUP overturned the concept of women seen as the victims of disasters. It worked to turn it around and helped them prove that they were the driving force of resilience. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 17.88 MB \| Download publication file
	Vulnerability of women, adolescent girls and children to climate change in urban areas of Bangladesh September 06, 2018 Vulnerability of women, adolescent girls and children to climate change in urban areas of Bangladesh Available in PDF Format \| Size : 0 KB \| Download publication file
	Community-based Adaptation April 18, 2018 An analysis of best practices in the south western region of Bangladesh Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.98 MB \| Download publication file
	Towards urban resilience December 12, 2017 Building Resilience of the Urban Poor (BRUP) Available in PDF Format \| Size : 7.62 MB \| Download publication file
Climate Vulnerability and Capacity Analysis Handbook October 24, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 2.21 MB \| Download publication file
Rainfall, Food Security and Human Mobility - Case Study: Bangladesh October 24, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 10.16 MB \| Download publication file
CARE International Climate Change Strategy 2013-15 October 24, 2013 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 3.95 MB \| Download publication file
Policy Position Paper on ADAPTATION January 13, 2010 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 430.5 KB \| Download publication file
REDD - Reduced Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation January 13, 2010 Available in Word Format \| Size : 300.03 KB \| Download publication file
CARE and Climate Change January 12, 2010 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 221.37 KB \| Download publication file
CARE Bangladesh - Reducing Vulnerability through Strong Partnerships January 12, 2010 Available in PDF Format \| Size : 351.11 KB \| Download publication file

	JANO COVID-19 Response Report – May 2022 July 19, 2022 This report summarizes the COVID-19 responses of the JANO project in seven Upazilas of Rangpur and Nilphamari Districts. During the pandemic situation JANO volunteers and staff reached out to the targeted areas and raised awareness through various activities on COVID-19 prevention, following the protocols set by the World Health Organization (WHO), Institutes of Epidemiology, Disease Control, and Research (ICR), and Ministry of Health and Family Planning. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 0 KB \| Download publication file
	JANO Newsletter September 2020 November 25, 2020 Funded by the European Union with the co-funding support from Austrian Development Cooperation, JANO will work with the Government to support the effective implementation of the National Plan of Action for Nutrition (NPAN). The project will contribute to ending malnutrition of children below five years of age, together with addressing the nutritional needs of Pregnant and Lactating Women (PLW) and adolescent girls in Rangpur and Nilphamari Districts. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 781.49 KB \| Download publication file
	An award winning solution for farmer’s access to formal financial sector September 17, 2018 An award winning solution for farmer’s access to formal financial sector Available in PDF Format \| Size : 2.2 MB \| Download publication file
	Citizen Engagement in Enhancing the Social Benefits from Local Government September 10, 2018 Citizen Engagement in Enhancing the Social Benefits from Local Government Available in PDF Format \| Size : 934.79 KB \| Download publication file
	Findings from Community Score Card Exercise on LGSP September 10, 2018 Findings from Community Score Card Exercise on LGSP Available in PDF Format \| Size : 418.54 KB \| Download publication file
	Facilitating Local Power and Poverty Analysis in Developing Pro-poor participatory local government planning September 10, 2018 Facilitating Local Power and Poverty Analysis in Developing Pro-poor participatory local government planning Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.44 MB \| Download publication file
	Fostering responsive local government through participatory evaluation of elected representatives September 10, 2018 Fostering responsive local government through participatory evaluation of elected representatives Available in PDF Format \| Size : 481.36 KB \| Download publication file
	Impact of social audits on the infrastructure projects paid for by LGSP II block grants September 10, 2018 Impact of social audits on the infrastructure projects paid for by LGSP II block grants Available in PDF Format \| Size : 584.8 KB \| Download publication file
	W E C H A N G E D M I L K May 30, 2018 This book is a story about Strengthening Dairy Value Chain, a program initiated by CARE and supported by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, in North and Northwest Bangladesh to support improved cow rearing practices, better market access, higher quality livestock inputs and services that create more impacts. SDVC's first phase was from 2007-2012, focusing on improving the production and income thus the livelihoods of dairy farmers. TThe second phase of SDVC was from 2013-2016, aimed to redefine the dairy market system by introducing new technology like Digital Fat Testing (DFT) system. This is the success story of SDVC, Dairy-tale. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 7.84 MB \| Download publication file
Reaching the tipping point May 30, 2018 With the generous support of the gates foundation, strengthening dairy value chain program to support improved cow rearing access, better market access, higher quality livestock inputs and services and more access to impacts. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.15 MB \| Download publication file
Digital Fat Tester May 30, 2018 The Digital Fat Tester (DFT) is a machine that provides instant, transparent, and accurate quality measurements for milk sold to dairy processors. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.42 MB \| Download publication file
Private Sector Partnership May 30, 2018 The poorest dairy framers in north-west Bangladesh went from being 2% of the suppliers to BRAC Dairy -the second largest private sector company in the industry -to being 55%. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.14 MB \| Download publication file
	How feeding cows makes it easier for producers to face crisis May 30, 2018 Dairy produces in Bangladesh are seeing an impressive result of having stronger market access. When they work as producer groups and have good ties to input and output markets. Political crisis hurts them less and they bounce back faster. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.04 MB \| Download publication file
An assessment on socio-economic empowerment of the SDVC II producers May 30, 2018 The CARE SDVC program, funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, was based on the idea that if we offer women dairy farmers the same access to information, services, and markets as men. We could change dairy value chain system. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.21 MB \| Download publication file
	Guideline for using GPS MAP of strengthening chain project May 30, 2018 CARE Bangladesh's Strengthening the Dairy Value Chain (SDVC II) project is begin implemented in 7 North-Western districts of Bangladesh comprising 26,138 farmers in 848 groups. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1 MB \| Download publication file
Agricultural Development Where Innovation Brings Systemic Changes May 30, 2018 Farmers in costal and other climate vulnerable areas are now enjoying higher production after being trained and having better access to advanced farming methods, quality seeds and other facilities. This new approach is called the Farmer’s Field and Business School, which builds on the traditional Farmers’ Field school, but also includes a more holistic approach to smallholder farming, including sessions on gender equality, nutrition, marketing, and monitoring and evaluation. 242 Farmer leaders have received training on climate smart agriculture practices, including introduction to adaptive yield varieties and technologies. 3369 farmers have participated in technical sessions on dairy, rice and potato cultivation using the FFBS demo plots. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.52 MB \| Download publication file
	Resilience May 30, 2018 One of the program's major interventions was to work with farmers who were susceptible to natural disasters and teach them skills to increase their resilience in the face of climate change, which damages not only production, but also food and nutrition outcomes. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 2.51 MB \| Download publication file
	Reducing Gender Wage Discrimination in Agriculture May 30, 2018 CARE's Pathways to secure and Resilient livelihoods program is delivering food and nutrition security for women smallholding farmers and agriculture wage earners in North West and South West Bangladesh through promoting climate smart and sustainable agriculture programming. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 8.79 MB \| Download publication file
WE May 30, 2018 CARE's Pathways to Secure and Resilient Livelihoods project promotes women empowerment among the female smallholder farmers and helps them to establish themselves as an important part of the community and national development and ensure their contribution in the economic growth of the country. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 2.66 MB \| Download publication file
	Sabina Fights Back Against Poverty May 30, 2018 When I arrived at Sabina’s house early morning, she was cooking for the family and her husband was seated right beside and helping her to do the household chores and both of them were smiling. This was enough for me to understand how Sabina changed her life and improved her position in the family as this is not a generic scenario in the socio-cultural context of Bangladesh. Yes this is Sabina, a 36 year old female milk collector living happily in Kodomtoli village under Bogra district with her husband Vutto Miah (40) and her two daughters Manisha (6) and Maisha (12). Available in PDF Format \| Size : 668.07 KB \| Download publication file
	Pathways to Dignity May 30, 2018 Ummehani (39), a milk collection point manager of BRAC Dairy and farmer leader of SDVC II project of CARE-Bangladesh, lives in Nondokusha, Banani Bazar. She was born in Koemajhira village in the year 1975. Ummehani is the elder child among four children of Mst Romesa Begum & Abul Hamid. Her father Abul Hamid, was the member of the Local Government Institute and known as an elite person in the village. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 188.46 KB \| Download publication file
	Breaking boundaries: Anjona Rany is perfecting her life May 30, 2018 Anjona Rany, the name of a successful Livestock Health Worker (LHW) and Artificial Insemination Worker (AIW) who severed the rural fallacies of patriarchal society and now living a dignified life with her never-ending endeavor for betterment. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 253.58 KB \| Download publication file
	The Power of Unity- The Power of Harmony May 30, 2018 As women throughout Bangladesh strive to fit into the patriarchal framework of the society, they are left with little voice or a position that garners respect. They have very limited opportunities to speak up their rights and have feeble control over their own life. The underprivileged parts of Northern Bangladesh are no exception and gender discrimination here is common. A society that gives little value to the role of women, dreams and aspirations are often lost in the everyday turmoil of rearing children and doing household chores. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.04 MB \| Download publication file
	Dedication That's All it Takes May 30, 2018 If you have the right aspiration and devotion towards what you want to achieve in life, I guarantee that you will reach it at some point in time!!” these are the words that Selina Akhter, a twenty year old girl, from the village of Soratoli in Bogra was saying to other village girls her age. In just six months she was able to change her life like no one else in her village. She is an example of how one’s own dedication and sincerity can fulfill goals in life, despite many obstacles. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 648.97 KB \| Download publication file
	AESCs-Break Smallholders May 30, 2018 Since March 8, 2015, the USAID Agricultural Extension Support Activity (AESA) project and the Department of Agricultural Extension (DAE) are demonstrating an improved agricultural extension service delivery model to the farmers at fields through 129 Agricultural Extension Service Centers (AESCs). Available in PDF Format \| Size : 675.62 KB \| Download publication file
	USAID Agricultural Extension Support Activity (AESA) Project May 30, 2018 The USAID Agricultural Extension Support Activity (AESA) Project is a 5-year project under the Feed the Future initiatives which is being implemented by the Dhaka Ahsania Mission (DAM) with Technical partners CARE Bangladesh and mPower with funding support from the USAID. The AESA project is addressing sustainable productivity, resilient livelihood and improved food security and nutrition for smallholder farmers in the southwest and central parts of Bangladesh. The project is working for the farmers with ‘Pond’ and ‘Gher’ farming systems and extension agents in Aquaculture value chain in 13 upazilas of the following 7 districts: Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.41 MB \| Download publication file
	A Brief on USAID AGRICULTURAL Extension Support Activity (AESA) May 30, 2018 The USAID Agricultural Extension Support Activity (AESA) is being implemented by the Dhaka Ahsania Mission (DAM) in technical partnership with CARE Bangladesh and mPower with funding support from the USAID. The AESA project is addressing sustainable productivity, resilient livelihood and improved food security for smallholder farmers in the Feed the Future (FtF) zone of Bangladesh, which will be ended by February 2018. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 2.04 MB \| Download publication file
PROSPERITY FOR THE POOR AND DISADVANTAGED May 30, 2018 A large number of people are living in regional pockets of extreme poverty, especially in north-western, south-western and north-eastern parts of Bangladesh. In those areas, people survive with multiple risk factors like remoteness, high dependency on agriculture and natural resources, little investment on industry or infrastructure and vulnerability to natural disasters like flood, river bank erosion and cyclone, lack of access to basic services and opportunities of education, skills and livelihoods. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 436.18 KB \| Download publication file
	The story of Living Blue May 30, 2018 Living Blue started as Nijera Cottage and Village industries private limited, back in 2008, being owned by the community. Now, Living Blue is evolving as a social enterprise, owned in partnership by the community as NCVI and CARE Enterprise Inc, the social business wing of CARE. This effectively means, the farmers, artisans and dyers of Living Blue has ownership over the business, voice over its decisions being represented in the Board, profits to go to them and they shall have coverage in health and other social issues by the company. It’s a brand owned by the community. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 1.04 MB \| Download publication file

	CARE Bangladesh SitRep 13 March 2023: Fire incident in Rohingya Camp March 13, 2023 In the afternoon of 5 March 2023, a massive and devastating ﬁre broke out in Rohingya refugee Camp 11 in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh. Flames blazed for some three hours starting at 2:50pm. Local ﬁre ﬁghters and local authorities managed to contain the ﬁre around 5pm. Under the lead of the Refugee Relief and Repatriation Commissioner (RRRC), humanitarian partners were onsite soon after the onset of the ﬁre to assess the damage and establish a coordinated response. Rohingya community volunteers were among the ﬁrst to respond to the ﬁre and they continue responding to the needs in the camps. So far, no casualties have been reported. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 185.87 KB \| Download publication file
	CARE Bangladesh SitRep: Fire incident in Rohingya Camp March 12, 2023 In the afternoon of 5 March 2023, a massive and devastating ﬁre broke out in Rohingya refugee Camp 11 in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh. Flames blazed for some three hours starting at 2:50pm. Local ﬁre ﬁghters and local authorities managed to contain the ﬁre around 5pm. Under the lead of the Refugee Relief and Repatriation Commissioner (RRRC), humanitarian partners were onsite soon after the onset of the ﬁre to assess the damage and establish a coordinated response. Rohingya community volunteers were among the ﬁrst to respond to the ﬁre and they continue responding to the needs in the camps. So far, no casualties have been reported. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 191.03 KB \| Download publication file
	Up in the Hills: Photobook about CARE’s SMSD initiative March 02, 2023 In August 2017, the world witnessed the largest and fastest refugee influx into Bangladesh. Since then, 700,000+ Rohingya people have fled from Myanmar’s Rakhine State to Cox’s Bazar. Now, there are 900,000+ people living in the Rohingya refugee camps. Available in PDF Format \| Size : 9.86 MB \| Download publication file
	LEARNING PILOT: WOMEN AND GIRLS’ SAFE SPACES IN ROHINGYA CAMPS November 13, 2020 As the Rohingya Response of Bangladesh nears third year, the response has evolved from immediate emergency life-saving provisions to other supports (protection, health, nutrition etc). One aspect of this crisis is that majority are women and children (52% women & girls, 55% children under 18)(Rohingya Response Gender Analysis, Lulia, Mita et al, 2018) . Thus, responses specific to needs of women and girls are of crucial importance. At the heart of this are Women and Girls’ Safe Space (WGSS) locally called shantikhana (Center of Peace). As UNFPA defines: Available in PDF Format \| Size : 484.41 KB \| Download publication file
	Women and Girls’ Safe Spaces in Rohingya Camps November 13, 2020 In the year 2017, more than 700,000 Rohingya People entered to Bangladesh to save their lives; half of these numbers constitute women and girls. The overall response has evolved from immediate emergency life-saving provisions to other essential support that have direct impact in the lives of people staying inside the camps. As majority of Rohingya population are women and children (52% women & girls, 55% children under 18), responses specific to their needs are of crucial importance Available in PDF Format \| Size : 5.14 MB \| Download publication file

Publications

Health and Nutrition

Psycho-Social intervention: A peeping ray of hope to access services for PWID November 30, 2023

CARE-GSK Partnership Summary Report March 30, 2023

Assessment of Acceptance of Auto Disabled (AD) Syringes among PWID September 01, 2022

POLICY REVIEW OF HARM REDUCTION PROGRAMS IN BANGLADESH September 01, 2022

Rapid Assessment on Impact of COVID-19 on PWID Intervention September 01, 2022

Rapid Assessment on COVID-19 Vaccine April 29, 2021

Rapid Assessment on COVID-19 Vaccine Uptake by Urban Marginalised Population in Bangladesh April 29, 2021

Health Unit’s combat against COVID-19 January 17, 2021

Monitoring Report 2018-2019 November 02, 2020

Improving Sexual Reproductive Health & Rights Including Maternal and Neonatal Health(ImSRHR&MNH) October 20, 2020

Community Health Volunteers(CHVs) are Paving the way for Maternal and Child Healthcare October 20, 2020

COVID-19 RESPONSE COLLECTIVE IMPACT FOR NUTRITION - CI4N July 14, 2020

SHE Skilled Health Entrepreneur July 14, 2020

Universal Health Coverage July 14, 2020

Operational guideline for district and sub district nutrition coordination committee June 20, 2020

Rapid Assessment Report on COVID-19 Effects On Urban health May 14, 2020

COVID-19: Bangladesh, Multi-Sectoral Anticipatory Impact and Needs Analysis April 28, 2020

Multi-sector programmes at the sub-national level March 22, 2020

Operational Guideline for DNCC & UNCC January 19, 2020

অংশগ্রহণমূলক বহুখাতভিত্তিক বার্ষিক পুষ্টি কর্মপরিকল্পনা ২০১৯-২০, সুনামগঞ্জ December 31, 2019

Stories of Women health entrepreneurs(Bangla) May 02, 2019

Stories of Women health entrepreneurs(English) May 02, 2019

Collective impact for nutrition March 03, 2019

NNS Newsletter December 18, 2017

BASE LINE SURVEY REPORT OF SHEBIKA February 11, 2014

EMPHASIS Project Briefing; July 2013 August 18, 2013

EMPHASIS Project Briefing; June 2013 June 23, 2013

SHOUHARDO II Baseline Study Report April 07, 2013

SHOUHARDO II - Annual Program Progress Report (October 2011 to September 2012) April 07, 2013

Prospective Value Chains Study for FSUP-H Project April 07, 2013

The Impact of CARE's SHOUHARDO Project on Child Stunting in Bangladesh March 25, 2013

EMPHASIS Project Briefing; January 2012 February 13, 2013

Hunger, Subsidies and Process Facilitation: Challenges for Community Led Total Sanitation in Bangladesh by Anowarul Haq and Brigitta Bode August 07, 2012

Community-Led Total Sanitation and its successors in Bangladesh; CASE 3: CARE‟S NIJEDER JANYIA NIJERA Project August 07, 2012

HN&FS Project Information Booklet January 22, 2012

Background note 1, population mobility & HIV AIDS between India, Bangladesh and Nepal December 12, 2011

Background note 2, vulnerabilities of movement Cross Border mobility between India, Nepal and Bangladesh December 12, 2011

Vulnerability to HIV & AIDS, A social Research on Cross Border Mobile Population from Bangladesh to India December 12, 2011

SHOUHARDO Final Evaluation Report March 01, 2010

Thematic Study - Instituitional Mobilisation, Governance and Accountability February 07, 2010

Thematic Study on Community Empowerment Approaches - SHOUHARDO, CARE B February 07, 2010

Thematic Study on Food and Economic Security - SHOUHARDO, CARE B February 07, 2010

Thematic Study on Heath, Hygiene & Nutritional Approaches & Systems - SHOUHARDO, CARE B February 07, 2010

Organizing Resource Generation and Nutritional Support (ORGANS) January 31, 2010

SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS In Monohardi and Raipura upazilas, Narshingdi district March 01, 2007

The effect of addressing demand for as well as supply of emergency obstetric care in Dinajpur, Bangladesh September 28, 2005

Women and Girls’ Empowerment Program

Policy Brief on Evidence of Priorities, Nature, and Size of Government and Donors' Investment in Girls’ Priorities and SDG-5 September 27, 2023

Resource brief about Theoretical Overview on Social Norms December 22, 2021

The ILO Convention: Opportunity for Change June 26, 2019

Briefing Paper on Ending Violence and Harassment in the world of work May 28, 2018

Situation Analysis on Financial Inclusion for Female RMG Workers August 08, 2017

CARE Pathways Baseline Summary Report October 23, 2013

An unprecedented study measuring women's empowerment March 25, 2013

Strategic Impact Inquiry Report - Nijeder Janyia Nijera (We for Ourselves) February 10, 2013

Engaging Men Initiative Brochure February 09, 2013

The Cost of Violence Against Women (COVAW) Initiative - Experience of Working with Men to Prevent Domestic Violence October 07, 2012

The Cost of Violence Against Women (COVAW) Initiative - a summary of the impact and learning from CARE Bangladesh October 07, 2012

The Cost of Violence Against Women (COVAW) Initiative - Summary of Domestic Violence Against Women - Cost to the Nation Report October 07, 2012

The Cost of Violence Against Women (COVAW) Initiative - Synopsis of Cost of Violence Against Women Initiative Products October 07, 2012

COVAW Research - Domestic Violence Against Women - Cost of the Nation October 07, 2012

COVAW Toolkit - Understanding the Monetary Cost of Domestic Violence October 07, 2012

CARE International UK PPA Life Changes Case Study June 07, 2012

Transforming Men - Shifting Gender Relations: An Exploration into COVAW's Experience of Working with Men to Reduce Domestic Violence February 01, 2011

Thematic Study on Women Empowerment; SHOUHARDO, CARE B February 07, 2010

What is Strategic Impact Inquiry? January 19, 2010

Rural Maintainence - CASH FOR WORK January 19, 2010

Partnerships for Healthy Life - Violence against Women January 19, 2010

Nijeder Janya Nijera - We for Ourselves January 19, 2010

Methods of Strategic Impact Inquiry January 19, 2010

Bangladesh Strategic Impact Inquiry Strategy January 19, 2010

Political Culture, Shalish, and Gender Relations in Dinajpur, Sunamganj and Tangail January 03, 2010

Humanitarian and Resilience

Gender Amongst Rohingya Refugees and Host Communities October 21, 2020

Supporting Flood Forecast-based Action and Learning in Bangladesh (SUFAL) June 17, 2020

সাপোর্টিং ফ্লাড ফোরকাস্ট-বেইসড অ্যাকশন অ্যান্ড লার্নিং ইন বাংলাদেশ (সুফল) June 17, 2020

Lasting impacts in rapid changing climate March 18, 2019

Scaling up early action February 06, 2019

Psycho-Social intervention: A peeping ray of hope to access services for PWID
November 30, 2023

CARE-GSK Partnership Summary Report
March 30, 2023

Assessment of Acceptance of Auto Disabled (AD) Syringes among PWID
September 01, 2022

POLICY REVIEW OF HARM REDUCTION PROGRAMS IN BANGLADESH
September 01, 2022

Rapid Assessment on Impact of COVID-19 on PWID Intervention
September 01, 2022

Rapid Assessment on COVID-19 Vaccine
April 29, 2021

Rapid Assessment on COVID-19 Vaccine Uptake by Urban Marginalised Population in Bangladesh
April 29, 2021

Health Unit’s combat against COVID-19
January 17, 2021

Monitoring Report 2018-2019
November 02, 2020

Improving Sexual Reproductive Health & Rights Including Maternal and Neonatal Health(ImSRHR&MNH)
October 20, 2020

Community Health Volunteers(CHVs) are Paving the way for Maternal and Child Healthcare
October 20, 2020

COVID-19 RESPONSE COLLECTIVE IMPACT FOR NUTRITION - CI4N
July 14, 2020

SHE Skilled Health Entrepreneur
July 14, 2020

Universal Health Coverage
July 14, 2020

Operational guideline for district and sub district nutrition coordination committee
June 20, 2020

Rapid Assessment Report on COVID-19 Effects On Urban health
May 14, 2020

COVID-19: Bangladesh, Multi-Sectoral Anticipatory Impact and Needs Analysis
April 28, 2020

Multi-sector programmes at the sub-national level
March 22, 2020

Operational Guideline for DNCC & UNCC
January 19, 2020

অংশগ্রহণমূলক বহুখাতভিত্তিক বার্ষিক পুষ্টি কর্মপরিকল্পনা ২০১৯-২০, সুনামগঞ্জ
December 31, 2019

Stories of Women health entrepreneurs(Bangla)
May 02, 2019

Stories of Women health entrepreneurs(English)
May 02, 2019

Collective impact for nutrition
March 03, 2019

NNS Newsletter
December 18, 2017

BASE LINE SURVEY REPORT OF SHEBIKA
February 11, 2014

EMPHASIS Project Briefing; July 2013
August 18, 2013

EMPHASIS Project Briefing; June 2013
June 23, 2013

SHOUHARDO II Baseline Study Report
April 07, 2013

SHOUHARDO II - Annual Program Progress Report (October 2011 to September 2012)
April 07, 2013

Prospective Value Chains Study for FSUP-H Project
April 07, 2013

The Impact of CARE's SHOUHARDO Project on Child Stunting in Bangladesh
March 25, 2013

EMPHASIS Project Briefing; January 2012
February 13, 2013

Hunger, Subsidies and Process Facilitation: Challenges for Community Led Total Sanitation in Bangladesh by Anowarul Haq and Brigitta Bode
August 07, 2012

Community-Led Total Sanitation and its successors in Bangladesh; CASE 3: CARE‟S NIJEDER JANYIA NIJERA Project
August 07, 2012

HN&FS Project Information Booklet
January 22, 2012

Background note 1, population mobility & HIV AIDS between India, Bangladesh and Nepal
December 12, 2011

Background note 2, vulnerabilities of movement Cross Border mobility between India, Nepal and Bangladesh
December 12, 2011

Vulnerability to HIV & AIDS, A social Research on Cross Border Mobile Population from Bangladesh to India
December 12, 2011

SHOUHARDO Final Evaluation Report
March 01, 2010

Thematic Study - Instituitional Mobilisation, Governance and Accountability
February 07, 2010

Thematic Study on Community Empowerment Approaches - SHOUHARDO, CARE B
February 07, 2010

Thematic Study on Food and Economic Security - SHOUHARDO, CARE B
February 07, 2010

Thematic Study on Heath, Hygiene & Nutritional Approaches & Systems - SHOUHARDO, CARE B
February 07, 2010

Organizing Resource Generation and Nutritional Support (ORGANS)
January 31, 2010

SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS In Monohardi and Raipura upazilas, Narshingdi district
March 01, 2007

The effect of addressing demand for as well as supply of emergency obstetric care in Dinajpur, Bangladesh
September 28, 2005

Policy Brief on Evidence of Priorities, Nature, and Size of Government and Donors' Investment in Girls’ Priorities and SDG-5
September 27, 2023

Resource brief about Theoretical Overview on Social Norms
December 22, 2021

The ILO Convention: Opportunity for Change
June 26, 2019

Briefing Paper on Ending Violence and Harassment in the world of work
May 28, 2018

Situation Analysis on Financial Inclusion for Female RMG Workers
August 08, 2017

CARE Pathways Baseline Summary Report
October 23, 2013

An unprecedented study measuring women's empowerment
March 25, 2013

Strategic Impact Inquiry Report - Nijeder Janyia Nijera (We for Ourselves)
February 10, 2013

Engaging Men Initiative Brochure
February 09, 2013

The Cost of Violence Against Women (COVAW) Initiative - Experience of Working with Men to Prevent Domestic Violence
October 07, 2012

The Cost of Violence Against Women (COVAW) Initiative - a summary of the impact and learning from CARE Bangladesh
October 07, 2012

The Cost of Violence Against Women (COVAW) Initiative - Summary of Domestic Violence Against Women - Cost to the Nation Report
October 07, 2012

The Cost of Violence Against Women (COVAW) Initiative - Synopsis of Cost of Violence Against Women Initiative Products
October 07, 2012

COVAW Research - Domestic Violence Against Women - Cost of the Nation
October 07, 2012

COVAW Toolkit - Understanding the Monetary Cost of Domestic Violence
October 07, 2012

CARE International UK PPA Life Changes Case Study
June 07, 2012

Transforming Men - Shifting Gender Relations: An Exploration into COVAW's Experience of Working with Men to Reduce Domestic Violence
February 01, 2011

Thematic Study on Women Empowerment; SHOUHARDO, CARE B
February 07, 2010

What is Strategic Impact Inquiry?
January 19, 2010

Rural Maintainence - CASH FOR WORK
January 19, 2010

Partnerships for Healthy Life - Violence against Women
January 19, 2010

Nijeder Janya Nijera - We for Ourselves
January 19, 2010

Methods of Strategic Impact Inquiry
January 19, 2010

Bangladesh Strategic Impact Inquiry Strategy
January 19, 2010

Political Culture, Shalish, and Gender Relations in Dinajpur, Sunamganj and Tangail
January 03, 2010

Gender Amongst Rohingya Refugees and Host Communities
October 21, 2020

Supporting Flood Forecast-based Action and Learning in Bangladesh (SUFAL)
June 17, 2020

সাপোর্টিং ফ্লাড ফোরকাস্ট-বেইসড অ্যাকশন অ্যান্ড লার্নিং ইন বাংলাদেশ (সুফল)
June 17, 2020

Lasting impacts in rapid changing climate
March 18, 2019

Scaling up early action
February 06, 2019

Women: A Driving Force for Urban Resilience
November 05, 2018

Vulnerability of women, adolescent girls and children to climate change in urban areas of Bangladesh
September 06, 2018

Community-based Adaptation
April 18, 2018

Towards urban resilience
December 12, 2017