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 | Fatema's Story From Rohingya Camp | Fatema Jannat* is a 16-year-old Rohingya refugee who lives with her parents and siblings in one of the camps in Cox’s Bazaar, Bangladesh. They fled to this neighbouring country from Myanmar due to the violence and finally settled in the camps two years ago. While in Myanmar, she did not attend school though had a zeal to learn in heart. In the camps in Bangladesh, she showed her interest to go to school but her parents did not allow as the learning centres teach both the boys and girls together. With a heavy heart she continued reading Quran instead, alone at home. | 30/06/2020 | 205KB |
| Shishuder Jonno | Project brief of Shishuder Jonno Sponsorship Funded, Integrated Child Development Program (ICDP)
| 04/05/2017 | 608KB |
| SHIKHON | Project brief of SHIKHON | 04/05/2017 | 266KB |
| Reading Enhancement for Advancing Development (READ) | Project brief of Reading Enhancement for Advancing Development (READ) | 04/05/2017 | 15MB |
| Shishur Khamatayan-MLE | Project brief of Shishur Khamatayan-MLE, Supporting Hardest to Reach though Mother Tongue Based Multilingual Education
| 04/05/2017 | 453KB |
| Holistic approach towards Promotion of Inclusive Education | Brief of Holistic approach towards Promotion of Inclusive Education (HOPE) project | 04/05/2017 | 653KB |
| Education and Protection for Refugee Children (EPRC) Project | Brief of Education and Protection for Refugee Children (EPRC) Project | 04/05/2017 | 804KB |
| Stories of SHIKHON-শিখনের গল্প | Our SHIKHON program has changed almost 300000 children's lives and their families in Bangladesh. Through its interventions it is working to respond the particular education needs of vulnerable children of Bangladesh who are outside of the formal schooling system and live in conditions of extreme poverty. Read the 'Stories of SHIKHON' in this document. | 16/02/2017 | 2MB |
| Holistic approach towards Promotion of inclusive Education | Despite significant progress in access to primary education, 4 million school going age children including children with disabilities are still out of school in Bangladesh. This indicates that the education system in Bangladesh is not ensuring the provision of Right to Education to all children. Children with disabilities (CWDs) are the most vulnerable amongst the disadvantaged groups of children in Bangladesh. | 04/08/2016 | 954KB |
| Round-table Discussion Inclusion of Primary Education as Our | Education is one of the basic needs of every human being. Bangladesh Constitution recognized this need and enjoins on the State ``to adopt effective measures for the purpose of- establishing a uniform, mass oriented and universal system of education and extending free and compulsory education to all children to such stage as may be determined by law; relating education to the needs of society and producing properly trained and motivated citizens to serve those needs; removing illiteracy within such time as may be determined by law. | 26/06/2016 | 665KB |
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