Young Power in Social Action (YPSA)

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Young Power in Social Action (YPSA) An organization for Sustainable Development YPSA has strong networking with like-minded National and International organizations/ forums/networks.

YPSA is a registered voluntary non profit social development organization (www.ypsa.org) directed towards assisting the development initiatives for bringing the socio-economic changes of its target population since 1985 (UN International Youth Year). YPSA was awarded Best Social Development Organization Award from Bangladesh Government for its outstanding contributions to the society. YPSA closely related with different UN organizations like UNDPI , UNFCCC, UNDP , WHO, ILO and member of INFOYOUTH Network of UNESCO. YPSA regularly receives technical and financial supports from different International and National organizations and Networks to implement community need based programs which are mainly focused on health , education , Human rights , Disaster risk reduction and emergency management , ICT4D etc. At present YPSA’s development programs are being directly implemented in the entire hill tracts areas, remote coastal and urban areas of greater Chittagong with a total no. of 5 million populations (estimated) and for advocacy and networking throughout the country of Bangladesh and abroad.

More than 400 students and teachers in Chattogram have taken a strong commitment to reduce plastic pollution, practice r...
24/09/2026

More than 400 students and teachers in Chattogram have taken a strong commitment to reduce plastic pollution, practice responsible waste management, and contribute to a cleaner and more sustainable environment.

Interactive Environmental Stewardship Campaign was held at Kadam Mubarak City Corporation High School and CDA Public School and College in Chattogram.

To help students transform their learning into everyday practice, separate waste bins were provided to the participating educational institutions. The campaign also encouraged the schools to introduce regular student-led “Cleaning Days”, creating opportunities for students to take ownership of their school environment.

A practical connection was also established between the educational institutions and local waste collectors. The collectors will regularly collect segregated plastic waste from the schools, helping ensure that recyclable materials are channeled into the recycling system rather than being discarded into the environment.

This approach connects awareness, behavior change, waste segregation, collection, and recycling turning a simple school activity into a practical example of plastic circularity.

🔗 Read the full report here: https://ypsa.org/2026/09/students-in-chattogram-pledge-to-turn-plastic-waste-into-resources-for-a-cleaner-tomorrow/

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19/09/2026

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To mark International Literacy Day 2026, YPSA organized vibrant celebrations under the Education in Emergencies (EiE) pr...
17/09/2026

To mark International Literacy Day 2026, YPSA organized vibrant celebrations under the Education in Emergencies (EiE) project across Rohingya Camps 8, 14, 15, 17, and 18 in Cox’s Bazar, site of one of the world’s largest displaced population settlements.

Embracing the global theme, “Literacy for people, the planet, and prosperity,” the events united learners, caregivers, and Community Education Support Group (CESG) members to promote literacy and secure safe, inclusive education for all affected children.

Read the full report here: https://ypsa.org/2026/09/international-literacy-day-celebrated-across-ypsas-education-in-emergencies-eie-projects-in-rohingya-camps/

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17/09/2026

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15/09/2026
Following the tragic deaths of workers from toxic gas exposure at Ferdous Steel Ship Recycling Industries in Sitakunda, ...
10/09/2026

Following the tragic deaths of workers from toxic gas exposure at Ferdous Steel Ship Recycling Industries in Sitakunda, an official probe identified owner negligence but left crucial questions unanswered.

Writing for The Daily Star, ship recycling analyst Muhammed Ali Shahin from YPSA argues that the investigation explained how the tragedy happened—through deadly hydrogen sulphide build-up—but failed to address why systemic safety barriers failed.

From uninspected ballast tanks and missing gas checks to unverified "Green" yard certifications and unvetted workers, the piece highlights critical regulatory blind spots and calls for true oversight, institutional accountability, and enforceable reforms to protect shipbreaking workers.

LINK: https://www.thedailystar.net/opinion/views/news/ferdous-steel-probe-answered-how-the-workers-died-not-why-4268971

Speaking as the chief guest at the Cox’s Bazar Upazila Child Labour Monitoring Committee meeting, Upazila Nirbahi Office...
09/09/2026

Speaking as the chief guest at the Cox’s Bazar Upazila Child Labour Monitoring Committee meeting, Upazila Nirbahi Officer Tahmina Akter emphasized the urgent need to protect children from hazardous labour and return them to education.

She described children as the nation’s future assets and called child protection a collective responsibility. In her speech, she particularly stressed the importance of regular monitoring in child labour-prone areas, including the hotel-motel zone of Cox’s Bazar, the dry fish processing area of Nazirartek, coastal areas, and other vulnerable locations. She also appreciated the coordination between YPSA’s Free Kids Project and relevant government departments in addressing child labour.

🔗 Read the full report here: https://ypsa.org/2026/09/ypsa-organizes-child-labour-monitoring-committee-meeting-in-coxs-bazar/

“SURAKKHA Project Holds Capacity Building Workshop on Multi-Hazard Early Warning in Chattogram”Under the project titled ...
08/09/2026

“SURAKKHA Project Holds Capacity Building Workshop on Multi-Hazard Early Warning in Chattogram”

Under the project titled “Scaling Up Multi-Hazard Anticipatory Action in Hilly Regions of Bangladesh (SURAKKHA),” a three-day capacity-building workshop on “Multi-Hazard Early Warning, Nature-based Solutions, and Organizational Policy and Compliance” is being held in Chattogram to strengthen anticipatory action capacity in the hilly regions of Bangladesh.
The workshop is being held from 7–9 September 2026 at Hotel Peninsula, GEC, Chattogram, bringing together project staff from Save the Children Bangladesh, RIMES, YPSA, and ASHIKA Development Associates. The project is funded by the European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (DG ECHO), the SURAKKHA project is implemented by Save the Children Bangladesh in partnership with RIMES, YPSA, and ASHIKA Development Associates across Chattogram, Rangamati, Khagrachhari, and Bandarban.
The SURAKKHA project is being implemented to achieve the overarching result of enhancing the adaptive capacity of communities and institutions to generate, communicate, and act on timely and inclusive early warnings; operationalize child-centered and gender-responsive anticipatory actions; and institutionalize multi-hazard anticipatory action for effective preparedness, response, and sustainable risk reduction in the hilly regions of Bangladesh.
The hilly regions of southeastern Bangladesh face significant exposure to landslides, flash floods, heavy rainfall and other cascading hazards, compounded by complex terrain and remoteness. The workshop is designed to strengthen participants' technical and operational readiness to anticipate and respond to these risks, while also refining how SURAKKHA translates that knowledge into implementation.

The event was attended by Dr. Md. Arifur Rahman, Founder and Chief Executive of YPSA; Mohammad Saimon Rahman, Senior Manager, Save the Children; Raihanul Haque Khan, Country Lead, RIMES; Fatema Mehernnessa Tania, Manager, Save the Children; Nasim Banu Shyamoli, Director, Social Development Department, YPSA.

In his remarks, Dr. Md. Arifur Rahman said that given the way various disasters are occurring at present, everyone must become more aware of their responsibilities, both as institutions and as individuals, adding that the recent disaster in Nepal has offered important lessons for all. He also highlighted several beneficial aspects of HAM radio in strengthening emergency communication.

The workshop will conclude with participants and partner organizations reaffirming their commitment to strengthening early warning systems, nature-based solutions and coordinated anticipatory action across Chattogram, Rangamati, Khagrachhari and Bandarban. With refreshed technical knowledge and a clearer implementation roadmap, SURAKKHA partners will be better positioned to protect vulnerable communities in Bangladesh's hilly regions from the growing impacts of climate- and disaster-related hazards.

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