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Millions of poor women have brought about a change in their lives and livelihoods by their self-help initiatives, through integrated supports by UST. Poor vulnerable women are organized in the community under Gram Unnayan Parishad
More than 20,000 HHs at Amtoli(Barguna), Kalihati(Tangail) and Kutubdia, Bashkhali(Cox’s Bazar) managed to return to their normal lives by the rehabilitation works undertaken by UST after the massive hit by cyclone Sidr in 2007,
About 1.5 million people in various geographic locations including climate vulnerable coastal char areas have gained access to safe, potable water, sanitation and hygiene. The promotional facilities have been facilitated by UST
At least 50,000 children have become able to illuminate their lives receiving basic education from UST-run Khelipori schools since 1986 till date.
Gaibandha Food Security Project for Ultra Poor Women (GFSUPW) This project’s objective is to improve Livelihoods of Ultra Poor Women and their dependants throug
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Sanitation Hygiene Education & Water Supply (Gob-Unicef) The project’s objectives is to achieving the millennium development goals (MDGs) relating to water
moreImprovement of Poor People’s Livelihoods through Integrated Development Approach and Basic Rights This project’s objective is to improve household food security of poor and ultra-poor families, pr
moreAchieving Sustainable Livelihoods of the Poor Women towards Economic Empowerment and Coping with Natural Disaster The project’s objectives are to promote economic empowerment of the poor women through building th
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Unnayan Shahojogy Team (UST) is a national NGO, working in Bangladesh since 1986. It is registered with the NGO Affairs Bureau, Goverment of the People's Republic of Bangladesh (Redg. No.291).
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