Livelihood

From Saline Soil to Abundance: The Untold Struggles of Bhasan Char Farmers

Through innovative soil treatment initiatives led by NGOs and Rohingya farmers, the once saline soil of Bhasan Char has been transformed into fertile land, now yielding an impressive variety of fresh vegetables. Despite this success, local farmers face a significant challenge—they struggle to secure fair prices for their produce.With only...

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PRANTIC’s Outstanding Success in Bhasanchar

Prantic Unnayan Society (PRANTIC) has planted a total of 70 graft saplings of Jujubi (in Bangla it is called Boroi/Kool) in Bhasan Char in 2022. These grafts were collected from Jhenaidah. 40 saplings are survived. They all are now in fruiting stage. Out of these, 20 there were 10 Thai...

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On 9 Decvember 2024, PRANTIC Organized Vegetable Gardening Training and Distributed Post-Training Resources Successfully.

PRANTIC, organized a comprehensive non-formal technical training on vegetab;e gardening today December 9, 2024, among the farmer members of the Momota Association, Taipalong Branch, Rajapalong Ukhiya. A total of 20 farmers participated the day long training at association office. PRANTIC is committed to empowering women through the enhance livelihood skills...

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PRANTIC Participant Status by Today

PRANTIC is now serving a total of 15,591 direct program participants comprising 63% female in 15 Upazila under 8 districts in Bangladesh through three main programs, Education, Health and Livelihood. PRANTIC has also been providing Emergency support to the orphans and vulnerable families living below extreeme poverty level.

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Cash Support to Women Entrepreneurs

Location: Host Community, Rajapalong Union and Camp-4, Ukhiya, Cox’s BazarDonor: Maiya School, AustraliaProject Title: Continue Adolescent Learning Center in FDMN Community and Livelihood Support in Host CommunityProject Period: July 2023 to June 2024Maiya School Project has been supporting two women cooperatives namely Hilful Women Association located in Sikder Bill, ward...

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Month Long Entreprenuership Training for Women Members

Location: Host Community, Rajapalong Union and Camp-4, Ukhiya, Cox’s BazarDonor: Maiya School, AustraliaProject Title: Continue Adolescent Learning Center in FDMN Community and Livelihood Support in Host CommunityProject Period: July 2023 to June 2024Maiya School Project has been supporting two women cooperatives namely Hilful Women Association located in Sikder Bill, ward...

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Trainee Assessment is going on

Title: Reinforced Initiative for Strengthened Education and Skills.Location: Host and Rohingya Community, Ukhiya, Cox’s Bazar.Period: 01 January 2024 to 30 June 2024.Donor: Human Relief Foundation (HRF)The project aims to provide access to education, life skills and vocational training to 655 FDMN children and adolescents in Camp-4 and 200 children and...

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Women are Enjoying Embroidery Training

Location: Camp-4, Ukhiya, Cox’s BazarDonor: Maiya School, AustraliaProject Title: Continue Adolescent Learning Center in FDMN Community and Livelihood Support in Host CommunityProject Period: July 2023 to June 2024Maiya School Project has been supporting two women cooperatives namely Hilful Women Association located in Sikder Bill, ward no 2 and Momota Women...

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PRANTIC Continues Skill Training for Adolescents

Project Title: Leaving No One Behind: Improving Skills and Economic Opportunities for the Host Community in Cox’s BazarProject Period: 26, November 2023 and shall expire 30 November 2024Number of Center: 4Number of adolescent learners: 200Location: Ukhiya and Teknaf, Cox’s BazarFunded by: BRACPRISE is a joint effort of BRAC and Prantic...

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Month Long Embroidery Training Started

Location: Camp-4, Ukhiya, Cox's BazarDonor: Maiya School, AustraliaProject Title: Continue Adolescent Learning Center in FDMN Community and Livelihood Support in Host CommunityProject Period: July 2023 to June 2024Rohingya parents do not allow their girls at the age of above 12 years to go to learning centers in Rohingya Camps. As...

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