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BRACBRAC to observe 1st death anniversary of Sir FH Abed on 20 Dec
BRAC will observe the first death anniversary of its founder Sir Fazle Hasan Abed tomorrow, Sunday (20 December)
Bangladesh is exemplar in adapting to climate change: British high commissioner
At the virtual launch of the book, ‘Building Resilience to Climate Change through Craftsmanship’ organised by BRAC Climate Change Programme, speakers said decent and dignified work can help ...
BRAC seminar
Rural areas to become urban spaces for rising urban population: LGRD minister
LGRD minister Md Tajul Islam stressed the need to transform rural areas into urban spaces
BRAC data
Gender-based violence rises with COVID-19
BRAC releases new data on gender-based violence in conjunction with 16 days of activism, which run through December 10
BRAC inks deal with WB to improve road safety in Bangladesh
The World Bank and BRAC signed a Memorandum of Understanding on Saturday to collaborate for improving road safety in Bangladesh.
'We need to bring in social justice, tolerance as aspect of poverty reduction'
BRAC chairperson Hossain Zillur Rahman said Bangladesh needs to bring in social justice and tolerance as an aspect of poverty reduction.
BRAC Dialogue
‘Girls must be brought back to schools’
11 October was the International Day of The Girl Child. A discussion has been held titled ‘Girls must be brought back to schools' by BRAC to mark the day.
Virtual dialogue
Girls must be brought back to school
Speakers at virtual dialogue organised by BRAC, called for coordinated government and non-government action to prevent the dropout of girl students from school.
World Education Week
3 BRAC schools to globally showcase best practices
hree Bangladeshi schools, all from BRAC, have been selected among 100 schools from across the globe to showcase their best practices and promote a higher and better standard of education for all ...
COVID-19 pandemic
93pc medical waste remains out of proper management
93.4 per cent of COVID-19-related health-safety and medical waste remains out of proper treatment while merely 6.6 per cent are managed properly in Bangladesh.
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