Prosperity programme working for sustainable poverty alleviation
Finance division senior secretary tells Inception Phase webinar If people are poor or extreme poor, it is because they lack…
Author: Martin Swapan Pandey
Inception Phase comes to an end: PKSF scores ‘A+’
The Inception Phase of the Pathways to Prosperity programme has come to an end on 31 March 2020, after an…
Prosperity partners set up branches to launch programme activities
Prosperity partner organisations have started setting up branches in their working areas to start delivering livelihoods, nutrition and other services…
PKSF holds virtual meeting with the PO staff
PKSF’s Programme Implementation Unit (PIU) of the Pathways to Prosperity project held a number of virtual meetings with the technical…
PIU starts virtual training for the PO staff
PKSF’s Programme Implementation Unit (PIU) of the Pathways to Prosperity is organising a month-long virtual training for the technical staff…
AMPHAN IMPACT: More than 700 Prosperity villages affected: POs
Sitting on a precarious geographical location along the Bay of Bengal, Bangladesh is hit by climate-induced disasters -- cyclone, tidal…
Extreme poor people hit by Amphan getting free potable water
Cyclone Amphan left a trail of destruction in the southern coastal belt of Bangladesh where the poverty rate is high.…
DFID-EU team visits Satkhira to explore its challenges and potentiality
A high-profile delegation from the UK’s Department for International Development (DFID) and the European Union (EU) has visited Satkhira, a…
PKSF starts training PO staff on selection and verification process
The training aims to enhance their skills for effective project implementation PKSF’s Project Implementation Unit (PIU) of the Pathways to…
Pathways to Prosperity to break the malnutrition trap
PKSF DMD Golam Mawla tells technical workshop on Nutrition Framework The Pathways to Prosperity project will provide nutrition interventions on a…