CARE Bangladesh amplifies the voices of the poor and the marginalized in ways that influence public opinion, development practice, and policy at all levels. This happens as knowledge drawn from our grass roots and global experience is channeled through purposeful relationships with civil society, government, and the private sector.
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CARE Bangladesh (2007-11) strategic plan is set to operationalize a program approach to address underlying causes of poverty and marginalization. A program involves initiating a coherent set of initiatives by CARE and our allies that involves a long term commitment to specific marginalized and vulnerable groups to achieve lasting impact at broad scale on underlying causes of poverty and social injustice.
A fresh drinking-milk sales center 'Mini Milk Bar (Nutrition Center)' has been launched at Rangpur International Trade Fair 2009 on January 2, 2010 by Strengthening the Dairy Value Chain (SDVC) Project of CARE Bangladesh. The initiative has been taken to encourage selling of fresh milk to customers to meet the demand o ...
CARE Bangladesh participated in the US Embassy organized America Week in Rajshahi from 8-10 December 2009. America Week showcases the various ways by which the USA is building relations with Bangladesh in trade, education, health, environment and democratic governance sectors. CARE had a booth there which displayed mat ...
USAID extended support to CARE Bangladesh to reduce the suffering of cyclone Aila, river erosion and monga affected populations through food rations. CARE Bangladesh in collaboration with its partner organizations is distributing 2542 MT of food (Wheat, Vegetable Oil and Yellow Peas) among 42,917 families.
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