To discuss the issues and challenges of implementation of development projects, a workshop was organized by the Knowledge for Development Management (K4DM) Project of UNDP
UNDP is working for the communities that can recover from the impact of the crisis, adapt and transform to respond to new challenges and opportunities.
The team met a group of vulnerable women and learned about how the women are becoming the change makers and fighting climate change with support from UNDP and SIDA.
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SDG-6, Clean Water and Sanitation. As part of the initiative, UNDP and Pureit, jointly launched the first ever “Safe Water Challenge” on finding solutions to safe water challenges in rural areas of Bangladesh
digital financial inclusion and literacy for extreme poor women such as Anzuara. Through SWAPNO, UNDP tested an e-payment
Sundarbans, world’s largest mangrove forest, is the only place where the Ganges river dolphins and Irrawaddy dolphins are found together. But these are now endangered mammals due to both natural and man-made causes
After three successful Digital Khichuri Challenge, an event was organized to share the learnings, challenges and finding the way forward. The winning teams from the past events presented the progress of their projects till to date
Innovation Hub – To foster private sector partnership projects
The Innovation Hub model is inspired by the Venture Capital Model: the Innovation Hub brings together Private Sector Partners and the UN as investors to develop new projects that meet corporate goals by incorporating SDGs in their core business
New Urban Agenda
There are many ways to define sustainable development. Indeed, for better and worse that number has only risen as the term itself has moved to the centre of the international development discussion.
Bangladesh Quarterly Development Update
Bangladesh continues to make impressive strides forward in economic development and it is on the basis of these advances that its political outlook is largely founded. Progress in lifting millions of people out of poverty, especially women, has had remarkably positive effect
What we do
UNDP partners with people at all levels of society to help build nations though sustainable, innovative, and community-based development projects. Since 1972, UNDP and its partners have helped Bangladesh make critical advances in the areas of governance, poverty reduction, climate change and disaster resilience. Communities are made stronger by our partnerships and assistance
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About Bangladesh
162.9 million
Population
24.3%
Poverty rate
$1271
GNI per capita
0.57
Human Dev. Index