At 2 am, a highway should be little more than a stretch of asphalt connecting one place to another. In Bangladesh, however, darkness can transform parts of that same road into a zone of uncertainty—and sometimes fear. A vehicle slows down. A tree or other obstruction appears on the road....
“Bangladesh’s biggest challenge today is not the shortage of credit, but the failure to manage credit responsibly.” Few financial innovations have transformed rural Bangladesh as significantly as microcredit. For millions of people who remained outside the formal banking system due to lack...
I have seen a mild reaction from a local NGO leader Nurul Amin Bhai on erecting permanent shelter in Refugee camps, he tried to tell that it is being done by Save the Children and NRC, these were Pucca one storied shelter. Previously such a construction has been done by a company and BRAC, these...
There hardly instance that UN has negotiated and successfully liberated any nation. They are only so-called successful in fundraising and humanitarian response. But these has a bad impact they make the struggle nation as relief oriented not liberation-oriented. In Rohingya response, we have passed...
Yesterday JRP (Joint Response Planning) 2026 in Rohingya Response lunched in UNHCR office in Dhaka, where Sumitra Mukarjee the CD (Country Director) of DRC (Danish Refugee Council) has given an speech. UNHCR in view of the practice they have requested NGO representatives in RCT (Rohingya...
I write not merely as an individual participant in the Rohingya response architecture, but as a representative voice of local civil society—one that has long been engaged, often unheard, yet persistently present. From the early days of coordination to my recent role within the NGO Platform, the...
