Floods Hit 2 Million People in Bangladesh – Emergency Support Needed

Juil 18, 2019 | Climate Change and Disaster Management

Donate for the flood victims: http://goto.gg/41225 A surge in flood waters in the second week of July has inundated 21 districts in Bangladesh, particularly in the north.The main challenge caused by floods usually has to do with time; either the flood lasts so long it...

Gone with the Wind?

Juil 2, 2019 | Cultural Preservation

Climate change and modern technology have stolen the wind from the gorgeous ochre Bengali sails. Are they gone for good? There is no image quite as nostalgic as that of the Padma or the Meghna adorned with countless sails. The scene seems to capture the lost soul of...

Achievements and perspectives of Friendship Belgium

Juil 2, 2019 | News

6 months after its official launch Since its official launch in December 2018 in Brussels during a friendly and inspiring evening, Friendship Belgium has grown steadily and with some success. A substantial amount of several thousand euros of donations has already been...

Hopelessness the Root of Moral Degradation

Juil 2, 2019 | Education, Inclusive Citizenship, Rohingya

In August 2017, when thousands of Rohingya families arrived each day, fleeing from genocide across the border, before the government and humanitarian agencies could set up the most rudimentary settlements, it was the locals who opened up their own homes to give the...

A Family Knit Close : A woman uses her new literacy to turn her life around

Nov 16, 2018 | Education

Despite the fact that Bangladesh has made remarkable progress in education, national data reports 41% of the population are still illiterate, with the bulk of these unfortunate people in the remote hard-to-reach areas. Musammat Banisa Begum, hailing from the very...