Dec 15, 2024 · BRAC is an international development organisation founded in Bangladesh in 1972 that partners with over 100 million people living with inequality and poverty to create opportunities to realise human potential.

BRAC is creating opportunities on human rights & social empowerment, education & health, livelihood, environmental & disaster preparedness in many countries such as Pakistan, Afghanistan, Myanmar, Philippines, Uganda, Tanzania, Sierra …

Jan 29, 2025 · BRAC secondary school debate festival 2024-2025; European Union and BRAC officially launch SHIKHA project to combat gender-based violence; BRAC Healthcare now open in Siddheswari; Multi-stakeholder consultation on post flood recovery and rehabilitation “Worst floods in three decades”: 3 million people impacted

BRAC is creating opportunities on human rights & social empowerment, education & health, livelihood, environmental & disaster preparedness in many countries such as Pakistan, Afghanistan, Myanmar, Philippines, Uganda, Tanzania, Sierra …

BRAC is an international development organisation founded in Bangladesh in 1972 that partners with over 100 million people living with inequality and poverty to create opportunities to realise human potential.

BRAC Migration Programme works to reduce exploitation across all forms of migration, empowering migrants and returnees to contribute to the development of both the country and abroad. Through promoting safe migration, anti-trafficking initiatives, and sustainable reintegration, the programme provides immediate support, ensuring the well-being ...

BRAC Sri Lanka Annual Report Download [PDF - 9.5 MB] BRAC Tanzania Annual Report Download [PDF - 10.8 MB] BRAC Uganda Annual Report Download [PDF - 10.3 MB] BRAC USA Annual Report 2012 Download [PDF - 2.5 MB] BRAC UK Annual Report 2012-2013 Download [PDF - 1.4 MB] Agronomy guides for Bangladesh

Sep 12, 2023 · BRAC Health Programme (BHP): BRAC Health merges the Health, Nutrition and Population Programme (HNPP) and the Communicable Diseases programme, delivering healthcare for the underserved in Bangladesh. Aligned with SDGs 2 and 3, it scales equity via community health workers.

A third of Bangladesh’s population is between 10-35 years, and 2.2 million young people enter the workforce every year. Three out of every four business leaders report that skilled workers are scarce, while approximately ten million young people are currently unemployed or underemployed.

Individuals, donor agencies and organisations have supported us in delivering essential support to those most affected by the recent floods in Bangladesh. BRAC’s teams are on the ground, providing emergency healthcare, safe water, and disseminating flood and post-flood warnings to the communities affected.