Author: Md. iqbal alam khanPublisher:
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Languages : en
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Alleviating Rural Poverty in Bangladesh: Role of Non-government Organizations
Author: Md. iqbal alam khanNGOs and Development, Alleviating Rural Poverty in Bangladesh
Author: A. K. M. Ahsan UllahPublisher:
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Category : Bangladesh
Languages : en
Pages : 226
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Government-NGO Cooperation for Poverty Alleviation
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Category : Non-government organizations
Languages : en
Pages : 132
Book Description
Bangladesh country papers and report of the CIRDAP-ESCAP National Workshop on Government-NGO Cooperation for Poverty Alleviation: Capability Building to Alleviate Rural Poverty under Economic Adjustments, held at Dhaka, Bangladesh, 16 Sept. 1997.
Evaluating the Impact of NGOS in Rural Poverty Alleviation
Author: S. WhiteEvaluating the Impact of NGOs in Rural Poverty Alleviation
Author: Sarah C. WhitePublisher:
ISBN: 9780850031584
Category : Bangladesh
Languages : en
Pages : 113
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The Role of Non-governmental Organisations in Rural Development
Author: Abu Elias SarkerPublisher:
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Category : Bangladesh
Languages : en
Pages : 28
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Bottom Up
Author: Mohiuddin AhmadPublisher:
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Category : Economic assistance
Languages : en
Pages : 104
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The Role of NGOs in Sustainable Socio-economic Development of Rural Poor
Author: Sajjad HosainPublisher:
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Languages : en
Pages : 14
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The present study aims to investigate the current initiative and practices of Non Government Organizations (NGOs) in sustainable socio-economic development of the rural poor people of Bangladesh. NGOs in Bangladesh have virtually grown in vast numbers since the independence. It has been observed that from the late seventies, NGOs have been playing an increasingly important role in the nation's development process. The study used both primary data and secondary information. Primary data have been collected for this study using random sampling from 10 villages of 2 districts of Bangladesh. A number of techniques have been utilized to collected data from the respondents such as household survey, focus group discussions, in depth interviews and observations. The final valid sample (Sample 1 and Sample 2) size of respondents stood to 819 (750+69) who are the beneficiaries and officials of different NGOs located on those 10 villages of 2 districts. Mostly descriptive statistics have been used to conduct data analysis in this study. The results reveal that the members of studied NGOs have been benefited from various programs undertaken. It has been observed that the food intake of the NGO beneficiaries has increased considerably in terms of income generation, nutrition value and health consciousness. The paper is expected to be one of the basic foundations for those who want to investigate further regarding NGO operation and policy making.
The Role of Training in Reducing Poverty
Author: Aktar KhanPublisher:
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Languages : en
Pages : 0
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Although microcredit is considered the main vehicle for increasing the income of the poor and alleviating poverty in Bangladesh, it is now well recognised that more than this is needed to reach the ultra poor in rural areas. Consequently, almost half of the Bangladesh population is in some way linked to non-governmental organizations' development programmes, at the centre of which is poverty alleviation. The study reported here developed a comprehensive cross-sectional intervention to examine whether the income of those who participated in the training programmes of non-governmental organizations was related to that participation. The study was carried out in three leading organizations in three districts of Bangladesh using a quantitative associational research design. Three hundred responses were analysed using multiple regression analysis to elicit information from ultra poor clients who had received training. The results suggest that the post-training income level of the trainees was negatively rather than positively related to the fact of their participation in training, the opposite of what human capital theory would lead us to expect.
Development Strategies and Socio-demographic Impact of Non-governmental Organizations
Author: Ruhul AminPublisher: University Press Limited
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Category : Social Science
Languages : en
Pages : 164
Book Description
This Book Presents Research Findings And Reflections On Ngo-Based Micro-Development Strategies Of An Eminent Researcher On Population And Development In Bangladesh.