Ecollab international

Ecollab international Ecollab is an international climate collaboration project in Bangladesh, Nigeria, Jordan, Indonesia, and Brazil.

🇺🇲 SUSI Mini Grant Winner 2024 (U.S.

Department of State)
🇧🇩 LIA Scale Up Fund Winner 2024 (BYLC)

We invite students of Environmental Science and related fields to take part in our study. Eligibility: Students from Ba...
17/04/2026

We invite students of Environmental Science and related fields to take part in our study.

Eligibility: Students from Bangladesh, Nigeria, and Jordan.

🎖️ All participants will receive a certificate from Ecollab International for their participation in this research

📝 The survey is short and takes only 5 minutes.

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05/03/2026

Looking back at Ecollab's graduation ceremony, celebrating youth leaders from 30+ districts around Bangladesh, whose collective impact reached 5000+ people directly.

03/03/2026

One of the meaningful moments of the Ecollab Graduation Ceremony was the address delivered by Ecollab Ambassador Tujmila Khanam Maisha, who reflected on her journey and the motivation behind her initiative.
In her speech, she shared how a simple moment of realization- witnessing unmanaged waste around her college- led her to recognize its wider impact on schools, madrasas, and the surrounding community. Through Ecollab, she found the platform to turn this awareness into action. She highlighted the "Zero Waste Quest" workshop conducted on August 21, 2025, at Sreemangal Government Girls’ High School, where 120 students participated in interactive sessions, quizzes, and hands- on activities on waste segregation and the principles of reduce, reuse, and recycle. Concluding her address, she emphasized that meaningful change begins with small, conscious steps, which can create lasting impact over time.

02/03/2026

One of the meaningful moments of the Ecollab Graduation Ceremony was the address delivered by Ecollab Ambassador Rafia Tabassum Muskan, who shared her experience leading an environmental awareness workshop. Growing up in a city affected by pollution and unsafe water, she reflected on how essential resources are often neglected, inspiring her to take action through Ecollab.

In her speech, she highlighted how around 100 students participated in the workshop, engaging thoughtfully in discussions, asking questions, and showing genuine concern for their community and environment. She reflected on her journey, which began with concern, grew into realization, and culminated in commitment. Concluding her address, she reminded everyone that each of us has the power to create awareness, protect our environment, and take responsibility for safeguarding our communities.

28/02/2026

Nishat Tasnim, an ambassador of Ecollab, shared her journey leading the project "AshAlert", aimed at raising awareness about air pollution in her community. She conducted her first workshop at Birganj Model Government Primary School, engaging 75 students on the health impacts of pollutants from nearby brick kilns and ways to reduce exposure.

Through interactive sessions, quizzes, and a drawing competition, students not only learned but expressed their creativity and concern for their surroundings. The workshop included tree planting, and one moment that touched her deeply was the students' promise to care for the plants and continue planting more in the future. Many even requested Nishat to return in 2026 for another session. She expressed heartfelt gratitude to Ecollab International and Mashrufa Hossain, noting that the students' enthusiasm, curiosity, and commitment made the workshop a truly inspiring and unforgettable experience.

26/02/2026

One of the most memorable moments of the Ecollab journey was the first workshop organized by Atiqur Rahman, who had previously participated in many workshops but led one for the first time himself. With the full support of Ecollab, he conducted a session on air pollution for approximately 150 participants, structuring the program in three steps: an introduction where students learned ways to mitigate air pollution, a quiz segment with prizes for the top participants, and a tree plantation activity to encourage long-term environmental responsibility.

During the plantation, students planted several trees, inspiring them to care for their environment and improve air quality in the future. One moment that deeply touched him was seeing the students' enthusiasm and commitment, many promising to continue planting and protecting trees. Concluding his reflection, he expressed heartfelt gratitude to Ecollab for the opportunity and shared his hope to continue contributing toward environmental awareness and sustainability, reminding everyone that meaningful change begins with small, conscious steps.

A special moment from the Ecollab Cohort 2 Graduation Ceremony as our Project Associates were awarded their certificates...
24/02/2026

A special moment from the Ecollab Cohort 2 Graduation Ceremony as our Project Associates were awarded their certificates and presented with crests by our guest, A. Q. M. Mushfiq Hassan, Youth Exchanges and Alumni Coordinator, Public Diplomacy Section, U.S. Embassy Dhaka.

Often working behind the scenes, the project associates are truly the backbone of Ecollab, supporting programs, coordinating initiatives and ensuring that ideas turn into meaningful action. Through their consistent efforts, they help amplify conversations around environmental sustainability, promote responsible practices and support initiatives that aim to create positive environmental impact at the community level. Their dedication, teamwork and commitment play a vital role in driving the organization forward.

This segment was a well-deserved recognition of their contributions and commitment to the mission

22/02/2026

Emphasizing the importance of youth engagement in climate action, Ecollab Ambassador Tanjila Siddique shared her experience of conducting two environmental awareness workshops focused on tree plantation and protection.

In her address, she reflected on the first workshop held at Domonpukur Dakkhinpara Government Primary School in Bogura, where tree plantation activities were carried out with young students. After facing challenges when some of the planted saplings were damaged by local residents, she organized a second workshop at Bathuli sadi Primary School of Tangail district to strengthen awareness. Through interactive discussions and creative activities, she highlighted not only the importance of planting trees but also the responsibility of protecting them. She concluded by expressing confidence in the younger generation, noting their commitment to caring for the trees and reinforcing her belief that lasting environmental change begins with informed and responsible youth.

20/02/2026

One of the meaningful moments of the Ecollab Graduation Ceremony was the address delivered by Ecollab Ambassador Sumaiya Akhtar, who shared her experience and motivation behind organizing the workshop "Jolchhobi".

In her speech, she reflected on the workshop held on October 13, 2025, at a high school in Chandpur district, where around 100 students participated. Drawing from her lived experience in a flood-prone region, she highlighted how floods are not just headlines, but a daily reality that can alter lives overnight. Through interactive discussions, quizzes, and poster presentations, students learned about floods and the role young changemakers can play before, during, and after flood events. She concluded by sharing how students' engagement, personal stories, and commitment to sharing their learning with their families marked the true success of the initiative, while expressing gratitude to Ecollab for providing her first platform to turn awareness into action.

The interactive memorization game was one of the most engaging parts of the Ecollab Cohort 2 Graduation Ceremony. Partic...
18/02/2026

The interactive memorization game was one of the most engaging parts of the Ecollab Cohort 2 Graduation Ceremony. Participants explored everyday actions related to environmental sustainability, then worked in team to recall them from memory. The winning team received exciting gifts.

More than a competition, the game highlighted how small daily choices can create meaningful environmental impact and reflected Ecollab’s focus on awareness, collaboration and youth-led action.

This game reminded us that sustainability begins with knowledge, grows through practice and becomes powerful when shared.

16/02/2026

One of the meaningful moments of the Ecollab Graduation Ceremony was the presentation of Project Raindrain by our ambassador, Mst. Sara Moni, who reflected on the purpose and impact of the initiative.

In her address, she shared the everyday realities faced by students of North Kashipur Government Primary School in Khulna, where persistent waterlogging caused by poor drainage disrupts daily life and access to education. She highlighted the workshop conducted on August 17, 2025, alongside fellow ambassadors Tasnia Ahmed Arya and Sumaiya Afroz, noting the strong participation of students despite structural challenges and academic pressures. Through interactive sessions, quizzes, and creative activities, the initiative focused on raising awareness around waterlogging, public health risks, and responsible waste management- emphasizing that meaningful change begins with awareness and small, responsible actions.

14/02/2026

One of the most meaningful moments of the Ecollab Graduation Ceremony was the address delivered by our Project Director, Mashrufa Hossain, who reflected on the vision, purpose, and journey of Ecollab. She shared how the program was designed to empower 45 young changemakers from across Bangladesh to lead initiatives within their own communities, particularly in areas most vulnerable to climate change- while encouraging personal growth, confidence, and resilience among the fellows.

She also acknowledged the challenges faced throughout the journey, from limited resources and community resistance to broader political and organizational complexities. Highlighting leadership rooted in community, she emphasized that fellows returned to the places they grew up in as leaders- building trust, finding creative solutions, and raising their voices where change was needed. Concluding her speech, she reminded everyone that graduation is not the end, but a beginning, and that true change starts within us and continues to grow through patience, collaboration, and ongoing self-transformation.

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