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STAR: Building Workforce and Entrepreneurs

sameena
Few days back Social Innovation Lab team along with Pushpita Apa, who is currently in charge of setting up low cost secondary schools project, went for a field visit, in Savar, Dhaka. The project we w... Read More

Halfway around the world: Reflections after a month in Bangladesh

Venita
Guest post by Luke Pardue. Luke is in his second year studying Economics and Philosophy at the University of Notre Dame in South Bend, Indiana, USA. He is currently completing a two-month internship ... Read More

Innovative and sustainable ways to work with senior citizens

Ishtiaque
“Ora hashlo jokhon oder bollam je ami chole jabo.” “They laughed when I told them that I would leave.” This is how Amina Begum, a 76 year old mother, expressed her sorrow and helplessness. Aft... Read More

Hope in the middle of complexity: working with the urban poor

Ishtiaque
During the Social Innovation Lab’s last field trip to Hazaribag – a very poor area on the edge of West Dhaka– the team met Feroz (on the far left of the picture, wearing an orange lungi) a ricks... Read More

The art of storytelling – session on video editing

Venita
What makes a successful video? Erik Gregory‘s sessions on quick and effective ways of video editing, ended with an obvious take away: you don’t have to be an expert to produce an outstanding video... Read More

BRAC’s missing voice on innovations in health

Venita
Post by Maria May, Social Innovation Lab Last month, I had the opportunity to visit Boston and attend a scientific conference at Harvard.  Hosted by the South Asia Initiative, the topic was Health i... Read More

Business Incubation: A Step Towards Sustainable Development

sameena
The blog post I am writing today is to share the idea of business incubation and involvement of development sector in this, apparently, profit driven concept. The reason I tried to bring in this topic... Read More

‘Frugal’ gets traction in Bangladesh

Venita
Kudos! We are very excited to share Ashek Bhai’s article, published in The Financial Times. Ashek Bhai works at BRAC Enterprises and Investments and was blown away by Dr. Jaideep’s session on Frug... Read More

The ugly twin of development work: considering the perils faced by field representatives

Venita
On Thursday, May 3, a group of four armed men broke into BRAC staff residence in the western province of Ghor. This incident sadly resulted in the tragic loss of the life of one of our field repres... Read More

Effective brainstorming session on investing in youth

Venita
Guest post by Umniyat Choudhury By 2020 Bangladesh’s youth population will exceed 60 million.  There is a definite need for empowering this ever-increasing group, and harnessing their abilities thr... Read More
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