January 2023
Bangladesh Civil Society Forges New Partnerships to Build Environmental Resilience
With support from the mayor of Bangladesh’s third largest city, local organizations focused on environmental resilience joined forces to help to strengthen their response to …
June 2021
Community Advocacy Against Gender-based Violence in Bangladesh
This blog is part of a series of articles written by University of Dayton students, published as part of Counterpart’s Next Generation in Thought Leadership …
June 2021
Increasing Women’s Participation in Counterpart’s PAR Program
This blog is part of a series of articles written by University of Dayton students, published as part of Counterpart’s Next Generation in Thought Leadership …
June 2021
Child Marriage and the Effects of COVID-19 in Bangladesh
This blog is part of a series of articles written by University of Dayton students, published as part of Counterpart’s Next Generation in Thought Leadership …
May 2019
Rohingya Refugees and Mental Health: An Urgent Challenge
This blog is part of our series developed in collaboration with the Reiff Center for Human Rights and Conflict Resolution at Christopher Newport University. Cox’s Bazar, a town located …
2018 — 2023
Promoting Advocacy and Rights in Bangladesh
Challenge Considered a rising star in South Asia, Bangladesh has demonstrated considerable economic progress over the last two decades. At the same time, social upheaval, …
Leadership Development Program in Bangladesh
We train local leaders and youth to help them plan development projects to improve their communities.
Leader Helps his Community Find its Voice and Fight Corruption
One leader, standing up for fair governance, helps his community find its voice and challenge the corruption threatening their futures.
Counterpart #50FORWARD Hero – Sabina Yasmin
Counterpart International is recognizing leaders and organizations who inspire all of us to imagine a better future.
Neighbor-to–Neighbor Clean Water Campaign Restores Health to Bangladesh Community
In the 1990s, the government in Moharjapur, Bangladesh partnered with nonprofits to test the water in local wells for arsenic.