Bangladesh

Counterpart works with local partners in Bangladesh to address the concerns of residents

GOVERNANCE

Although Bangladesh is one of the fastest developing countries in the world, it continues to demonstrate challenges in areas such as economic advancement, food security, diversity, and inclusion. However, Counterpart International has worked with local Bangladeshi organizations, people, and the government to implement projects that promote rights for marginalized communities, increase transparency through leadership development programs, promote civic participation, and ameliorate environmental resilience.

One of our leading programs includes the USAID-funded Promoting Advocacy Rights (PAR) project which has successfully provided such support and additional technical support to local civil society organizations, improving the government’s response to citizens. Other programs have reduced drivers for malevolent practices in the corruption cycle by increasing oversight and supporting procurement systems. Counterpart is working with local organizations in Bangladesh to improve accountability and capacity-building capabilities between the government and the public.

OUR IMPACT

Last year in Bangladesh

100+

media engaged

18,000

citizens reached

25

capacity building events

Our projects in Bangladesh

REPORTING

Read more about our work in Bangladesh

Counterpart Bangladesh Staff Undergo Ethics Training

Counterpart Bangladesh Staff Undergo Ethics Training

Development professionals seek to improve the conditions of the people they aim to serve but can unintentionally cause harm by not taking an approach that recognizes universal human dignity, particularly...
Bangladeshi Organizations Call for Reforms to Defend Civic Space

Bangladeshi Organizations Call for Reforms to Defend Civic Space

Bangladesh civil society organizations gathered to elevate the importance of the civil society sector and advocate for greater protections for civic space on March 6, 2023. The meeting concluded with...