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Preventing income erosion through healthcare support: a Prosperity approach

Martin Swapan Pandey - 0
According to the World Bank (2019), malnutrition leads to more than 10% potential reduction in lifetime earnings for each malnourished individual. If we count...
Nutrition

Prosperity observes National Nutrition Week

Irteza Ahmed Shakran - 0
Like every year, the government observed the National Nutrition Week from 23-29 April under the slogan ‘Healthy Life with Proper Nutrition’. Throughout the week,...

Prosperity health camps: one-stop primary healthcare services for extreme poor people

Prosperity health camps providing vital primary healthcare support

Dadur Pushti Bagan: Gardens made possible with community support

Prosperity now have representation in Upazila Nutrition Coordination Committee

Community Mobilisation

Women’s Empowerment Leading Gender Equality

Women Empowerment

PKSF celebrates Int’l Women’s Day with renewed commitment towards gender parity

Martin Swapan Pandey - 0
With a renewed commitment to further minimise gender discrimination, PKSF held this year’s International Women’s Day with much funfair, linking the day with SDG-5...

Gender equality for sustainable development: Prosperity project and SDG-5

Prosperity partner organisations hold Int’l Women’s Day programmes

MY FAMILY, MY FLOWER GARDEN: Promoting gender equality through couple training

From 30 chickens to ‘Joyeeta’ award

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PPEPP starts orientation workshops for project staff to operationalise the 2nd round of RBM

Arafath Raihan - 0
PKSF has started organising hands-on orientation workshops on implementation and data collection process of Result-Based Monitoring (RBM) under the PPEPP project. As part of this,...

PKSF celebrates Int’l Women’s Day with renewed commitment towards gender parity

Gender equality for sustainable development: Prosperity project and SDG-5

Stories from the field

From 30 chickens to ‘Joyeeta’ award

Irteza Ahmed Shakran - 0
After years of financial hardship, Kamala Begum started a small broiler farm with 30 chickens with grant support from Prosperity project in 2020. The...

Krishna Dhar: Making of an aspiring micro-entrepreneur

Arafath Raihan - 0
Despite having various income-generating skillsets, many extremely poor people find it difficult to make a living for the lack of an initial push. Krishna Dhar,...

Baby Begum and Chapala Rani’s big leap of faith

Arafath Raihan - 0
Baby Begum, 33, has long known the face of extreme poverty. A mother of two sons and one daughter, she was already struggling to...

Case study: Service for climate-vulnerable EP HHs

Arafath Raihan - 0
Due to geographical placement, many Bangladeshis are affected by frequent natural disasters like flash flood, cyclone, tidal surge, coastal waterlogging and saline water intrusion....

Bhola’s agents of change hold hope for young and old alike

Martin Swapan Pandey - 0
What’s the normal temperature of a child or a grownup? Or how to check the temperature, blood sugar and blood pressure? And what are...

Covid-19

TACKLING FOOD INSECURITY DURING COVID-19: Assessing effectiveness of a humanitarian response towards extremely poor people

Md. Ehsanul Haque Tamal - 0
COVID-19
Married at 12, Jamila Khatun was left by her husband after their second child was born about 33 years ago. Ever since, she has...

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Jointly funded by the UK’s FCDO and the EU, the ‘Pathways to Prosperity for Extremely Poor People (PPEPP)’ -- in short ‘Prosperity’ -- program aims to lift two million marginalized people out of extreme poverty in the next 10 years.

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