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01/09/2026

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NETZ Bangladesh and RIB Representatives Visit HOPE Project Village CSO Group in SatkhiraAfsana Binte Amin, Programme Man...
28/08/2026

NETZ Bangladesh and RIB Representatives Visit HOPE Project Village CSO Group in Satkhira

Afsana Binte Amin, Programme Manager of NETZ Bangladesh, and Ruhi Naz, Project Director of the HOPE Project implemented by Research Initiative Bangladesh (RIB), recently visited a Village CSO Group in Fingri Union under Satkhira Sadar Upazila.

During the visit, they interacted with the CSO members and learned about their various initiatives and experiences under the HOPE Project, particularly their contributions to promoting social change, protecting human rights, and addressing different social challenges at the community level.

The CSO members shared how they have been using Violence Mapping to identify different forms of violence and potential risks within their communities and to undertake appropriate community-based actions. They have also been playing an important role in preventing child marriage by raising awareness and building social resistance against the practice.

In addition, the CSO members have taken initiatives to address the negative impacts of online gambling by creating community awareness and mobilizing social resistance. They have also worked with parents, teachers, and other relevant community stakeholders to support school dropout students in returning to education and continuing their studies.

Through these initiatives, the CSO members continue to identify local social issues, raise public awareness, build collective community action, and coordinate with relevant stakeholders and authorities to contribute to sustainable solutions.

During the visit, Afsana Binte Amin and Ruhi Naz expressed their appreciation for the active participation, commitment, and dedication demonstrated by the CSO members since the beginning of the project. They highly appreciated the members' contributions and initiatives towards promoting social change, human rights, and social inclusion at the local level.

At the conclusion of the visit, they provided valuable guidance on further strengthening the organizational and institutional capacity of the CSO group, enhancing leadership skills, and undertaking more effective, planned, and sustainable initiatives in the future.

The continued commitment, active participation, and collective initiatives of CSO members are helping to strengthen the pathway towards building a rights-based, inclusive, and discrimination-free society.

The second webinar of the Advancing Transitional Justice in Bangladesh 2026 series, titled “Translating Home, Negotiatin...
26/08/2026

The second webinar of the Advancing Transitional Justice in Bangladesh 2026 series, titled “Translating Home, Negotiating Identity: Climate Change and Gender Justice among Marginalised Women in Bangladesh,”was successfully organized by Research Initiatives Bangladesh (RIB) with the support of Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung South Asia

The webinar featured Dr. Zobaida Nasreen, Professor, Department of Anthropology, University of Dhaka, as the keynote speaker, with writer and researcher Dr. Meghna Guhathakurta serving as the discussant. Mr. Vinod Koshti, Project Manager at Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung South Asia, Professor Dr. Khairul Chowdhury, Department of Sociology, University of Dhaka, and Professor Dr. Amena Mohsin, Board Member of RIB, contributed with valuable reflections. The session was chaired and moderated by Suraiya Begum, Director and Project Coordinator of RIB.

The conversation underscored the critical necessity of centering marginalized women's voices in climate resilience strategies, promoting gender-responsive policies, and ensuring inclusive transitional justice frameworks across Bangladesh.

We extend our heartfelt thanks to all speakers, discussants, and participants for making this session deeply insightful and impactful.

25/08/2026

Speakers at the Jagannath University event urged climate policies to confront structural exclusion, bringing academic, community and youth perspectives into Bangladesh’s gender-responsive climate dialogue.

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Research Initiatives Bangladesh (RIB) successfully organized a thought-provoking programme on “Sensitization on the Inte...
24/08/2026

Research Initiatives Bangladesh (RIB) successfully organized a thought-provoking programme on “Sensitization on the Interconnection between Gender Justice and Climate Justice” in collaboration with the Department of Anthropology, Jagannath University, Dhaka, with support from Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung South Asia.

The programme brought together academics, researchers, development practitioners, and students to explore the deep interconnections between gender inequality and climate vulnerability, and to discuss pathways toward a more just, inclusive, and climate-resilient future.

Suraiya Begum Director, Research Initiatives Bangladesh, delivered the keynote presentation on Intersectionality Between Gender Justice and Climate Justice, highlighting the importance of inclusive, intersectional, and equitable approaches to climate action.

Dr. Meghna Guhathakurta , Writer and Researcher, joined the programme as a Special Guest and shared valuable reflections on gender, climate justice, and social inequalities, enriching the discussion with her extensive research and practical insights.

Dr. Habiba Sultana, Chair, Department of Anthropology, Jagannath University, also shared her insightful perspectives on the interconnections between gender, society, and climate change, further enriching the dialogue.

The session was chaired by Dr. Fatama Sultana Suvra, Associate Professor, Department of Anthropology, Jagannath University, who guided the discussion and encouraged meaningful engagement among the participants.

The enthusiastic participation of students from the Department of Anthropology, Jagannath University, made the programme especially engaging. Their thoughtful questions, reflections, and active participation contributed significantly to the success of the session.

Sincere gratitude to all the distinguished speakers, the Department of Anthropology, Jagannath University, faculties, students, participants, and Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung South Asia for their valuable contributions and support.

Together, we continue to strengthen dialogue, knowledge, and collective action toward a more just, inclusive, gender-responsive, and climate-resilient Bangladesh.

Research Initiatives Bangladesh (RIB) invites you to join the Second Webinar in the Advancing Transitional Justice in Ba...
19/08/2026

Research Initiatives Bangladesh (RIB) invites you to join the Second Webinar in the Advancing Transitional Justice in Bangladesh 2026* webinar series, supported by the Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung South Asia

Webinar Topic

Translating Home, Negotiating Identity: Climate Change and Gender Justice among Marginalised Women in Bangladesh

📅Date: August 25, 2026
🕒Time: 3:00 PM (Dhaka Time)
đŸ’ģ Platform: Zoom

We are pleased to invite you to this important webinar exploring the intersection of climate change, gender justice, identity, and the lived experiences of marginalised women in Bangladesh.

🎙 Speaker

Dr. Zobaida Nasreen
Professor, Department of Anthropology
University of Dhaka

đŸ’Ŧ Discussant

Dr. Meghna Guhathakurta
Writer and Researcher

🔗 Join Zoom Meeting

Meeting Link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/87428268625?pwd=cGELhzYRCWE7vxW7kQ78b9b2GbVv76.1

Meeting ID: 874 2826 8625
Passcode: 274702

Your participation and perspectives will enrich the discussion and contribute to advancing inclusive, gender-responsive, and climate-just approaches in Bangladesh.

We look forward to your participation.

Community Engagement meeting on Climate & Gender Justice in Tala, Satkhira!Research Initiatives Bangladesh (RIB), with t...
17/08/2026

Community Engagement meeting on Climate & Gender Justice in Tala, Satkhira!

Research Initiatives Bangladesh (RIB), with the support of Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung South Asia and in collaboration with youth partner Greenman (Tala, Satkhira), organized a community sensitization meeting on Gender Justice and Climate Justice at Kheshra Union, Tala, Satkhira.

The gathering brought together key local voices including the Headmaster of Mukundupur Primary School, a local female Upazila member, local climate justice activists, farmers, and fishermen to address the severe environmental realities impacting the region.

Key discussions centered on:

* Waterlogging & Floods: Persistent inundation disrupting homes, mobility, and livelihoods.

* Extreme Heatwaves & Crop Crisis: Rising temperatures threatening agricultural yields and local food security.

* Frontline Impact on Fishing & Farming: How climate instability directly affects local fishermen and everyday wage earners.

* Gender-Responsive Climate Action: Understanding how climate stresses uniquely impact women and ensuring their leadership in local adaptation solutions.

Communities on the frontlines of climate breakdown are already innovating and fighting for resilience. True climate action requires listening to these grassroots voices and ensuring resources reach those who need them most!

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17/08/2026

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Village CSO: Community Action for Local SolutionsResearch Initiatives Bangladesh (RIB), with support from BMZ and NETZ B...
14/08/2026

Village CSO: Community Action for Local Solutions
Research Initiatives Bangladesh (RIB), with support from BMZ and NETZ Bangladesh, is implementing the HOPE Project in four upazilas in the southern region: Satkhira Sadar and Tala in Satkhira District, and Keshabpur and Monirampur in Jashore District.

Under the project, 48 Village CSOs (Human Rights Protection Groups) have been formed across these areas. Each group has 25 members. Around 65% of the members are from marginalized and disadvantaged communities, with equal participation of women and men. The members have received training on human rights and the Right to Information (RTI).

The Village CSO members meet once every month. During the meetings, they identify different social and community problems and write them on a brown paper. They then discuss and prioritize the problems based on their importance and urgency.
For problems that they can solve themselves, members work together in small groups and take action. When a problem is beyond their capacity, they raise it through dialogue with the Union Parishad and discuss possible solutions with local representatives and relevant authorities.
Village CSO members also play an important role in responding to human rights violations in their communities. When a violation occurs, they help identify the issue, collect necessary information, and connect affected individuals or families with appropriate support and services through coordination with the project team.

Through regular meetings, community action, and dialogue with local government, Village CSOs are creating a stronger link between communities and local authorities. They are helping people to identify their own problems, raise their voices, and take collective action for practical solutions.
The HOPE Project is supporting communities to become more aware, organized, and confident in protecting their rights and addressing local problems together. When communities come together, local problems can become opportunities for collective action and change.

13/08/2026

Education is joyful, but more importantly, it is spontaneous and full of life!

Today, seeing the vibrant energy and innocent enthusiasm of these children truly filled my heart with joy.
Kajoli Early Childhood Learning Model

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