SAFE LIVELIHOOD FOR ROHINGYA REFUGEE IN BANGLADESH

Dear Donors,

Thanks very much for contributions,we are overcome the year and the 2 Rohingya Refuge supported in October 2023 were evaluated and 20 of them selected for more support. We also gave grants to 10 older beneficiaries who are aiming now at completely removal from poverty. You might see some men in the picture, we took the disbursement ceremony as an opportunity to give some prizes for another project in the community, Innovation Challenge. “I want to thank those who supported me, I pray for them every day and they should pray for me too, because they have planted a seed in me. I will not disappoint them.” receiving her grant. We will give you more details in the next report. For now we want to share with you the Summary of the year. Achievements: 715 Rohingya Refugee were supported with this project 77 Rohinga Refugee were supported with grants of wheel chair and others assistive device 50 Rohingya reguge were support with counseling and theraputic service 370 Rohinga Refugee Girls were supported with grants of Dry food 250 Rohingya Refugee were support theraputic assistance 560 Rohingya Refugee were support Assistive Deveice for better movement Challenges: High mobility of beneficiaries complicates execution and follow-up. Shortage of fund support but people is more and more The experience with the local govt. was not satisfactory. They have need more and more support We have made great strides at poverty alleviation but we are still facing a ceiling when it comes to complete break out of poverty and economic empowerment. The department needs to explore solutions to provide higher amounts of capital to be used at the right time and pace. Thanks so much for being there. You have given us legitimacy when nobody else would, and now your support is reaping fruits. This October 2023 we are going to help as many girls as we ever helped in the whole history of the program! Thanks again!

Links:

• www.ddefbd.org

Dear Donors,

Thanks very much for contributions,we are overcome the year and the 2 Rohingya Refuge supported in June 2023 were evaluated and 20 of them selected for more support. We also gave grants to 10 older beneficiaries who are aiming now at completely removal from poverty. You might see some men in the picture, we took the disbursement ceremony as an opportunity to give some prizes for another project in the community, Innovation Challenge. “I want to thank those who supported me, I pray for them every day and they should pray for me too, because they have planted a seed in me. I will not disappoint them.” receiving her grant. We will give you more details in the next report. For now we want to share with you the Summary of the year. Achievements: 715 Rohingya Refugee were supported with this project 77 Rohinga Refugee were supported with grants of wheel chair and others assistive device 50 Rohingya reguge were support with counseling and theraputic service 370 Rohinga Refugee Girls were supported with grants of Dry food 250 Rohingya Refugee were support theraputic assistance 560 Rohingya Refugee were support Assistive Deveice for better movement Challenges: High mobility of beneficiaries complicates execution and follow-up. Shortage of fund support but people is more and more The experience with the local govt. was not satisfactory. They have need more and more support We have made great strides at poverty alleviation but we are still facing a ceiling when it comes to complete break out of poverty and economic empowerment. The department needs to explore solutions to provide higher amounts of capital to be used at the right time and pace. Thanks so much for being there. You have given us legitimacy when nobody else would, and now your support is reaping fruits. This June 2023 we are going to help as many girls as we ever helped in the whole history of the program! Thanks again!

Links:

• www.ddefbd.org
• www.facebook.com