To improve the rural water and sanitation situation in low water table and/or arsenic affected areas in Bangladesh

It was sub-project of WatSan Partnership Project and the main objective of this project was to rehabilitate the Water and Sanitary Infrastructures those were severely affected by the devastating flood in 1998.

Strengthen local participatory governance at the UP level to improve sustainable and equitable delivery of WatSan services.

Contribute to equitable and sustainable access to community managed water and sanitation services through improved governance in Rajshahi, Chapai Nawabganj and Sunamganj districts.

Main objective of the project was sustainable improvement of health status of the population.

Population of rural area of Rajshahi district has access to improved primary/essential health care services through well-functioning Community Clinics

Contribute to an improved health status of the target population with special focus on maternal, neonatal and child health through health system strengthening to cover PHC system in Rajshahi division.

Contribute to improved health and well-being of the people in the project area by increasing access to safe water, sanitation and hygiene promotion.

Increase availability of water in Barind area through sustainable, effective, inclusive management and use of water resources

Increase availability of water for disadvantaged people in the Barind areas through sustainable, effective, inclusive management and use of water resources, thereby improving local livelihood systems and protect people from health risks related to use of unsafe water.

Improve health and wellbeing of the population through establishing water business model and sanitation services

Enhancing agro-water productivity, reducing ground-water extraction and increasing farmers' income, focusing on the water-stressed North-West region especially in the Barind Tract.

Civil society, democracy activists and human rights defenders proactively enhance protection and promotion of human rights and further democratisation in Bangladesh.

In the district of Naogaon, the project contributes to overcoming extreme poverty (SDG 1) and reducing vulnerability to the adverse consequences of climate change (SDG 13).

Marginalised and climate change-affected people in western Bangladesh have built climate-resilient livelihoods, and local civil society is strengthened to protect and promote the rights of marginalised groups.

Enhance the quality of pre-primary and primary education at formal schools for children from extremely poor and marginalized families in Bangladesh.

Increased equitable utilization of quality MNC services from government health centres.

Human rights defenders and public authorities are strengthened to protect and promote rights of marginalised communities in 2 districts in Bangladesh.

Disadvantaged children attain inclusive and quality pre-primary and primary education at existing formal schools.

The economic and social resilience of people affected by the consequences of climate change in the Ganges-Brahmaputra Basin increases significantly and their livelihood improves.

Human Rights Defenders (HRDs) at state high schools are strengthened to promote gender equality and inclusive governance in 8 districts and at national level in Bangladesh.

To contribute to the economic recovery and resilience of indigenous and other marginalized communities in north-western Bangladesh.

Marginalised and climate change-affected people in western Bangladesh have built climate-resilient livelihoods, and local civil society is strengthened to protect and promote the rights of marginalised groups.

A peaceful and inclusive society, where indigenous peoples have a dignified life without experiencing direct, structural and cultural violence based on their identity.

To contribute to the economic recovery and resilience of indigenous and other marginalized communities in north-western Bangladesh.

To contribute to the economic recovery and resilience of indigenous and other marginalized communities in north-western Bangladesh.

Strengthening water and sanitation integrity for Godagari, Rajshahi, Bangladesh.

Increase productivity, diversify livelihood and reduce GHG emission through promotion of CSRA technologies (precision land levelling, alternate wetting and drying for rice, ultra-high-density production with drip irrigation for mango).

Enables 7,500 girls and boys at 30 government primary schools with integrated preschools in remote, rural regions of western Bangladesh to receive inclusive and equitable quality pre-primary and primary education, focused on areas severely affected by natural disasters and the COVID-19 pandemic.

IoT-based irrigation management system installed on AWD and non-AWD farmer paddy fields, measuring carbon emissions via low-cost chambers and enabling efficient water use through IoT-based AWD practices in boro paddy with reduced carbon emissions.

Builds community institutions and improves water management in the Barind Tract through pond and canal re-excavation, check dams, drinking water supply, hygiene promotion, water-efficient technology, rainwater harvesting and managed aquifer recharge, targeted via the government's Pro-Poor Strategy.

Supports communities to reduce the risk of climate-related disasters and improve communities' resilience to climate change.

Creates an enabling environment for improved and resilient life for Dalits, Adivasis and other marginalised groups in Naogaon and Chapainawabganj districts, ensuring access to rights and socio-political, cultural and economic wellbeing.

Aligned with the National Youth Health Strategy 2017-2030, aims for 62,861 young people aged 10-19 (including 31,423 girls) in Naogaon, Chapainawabganj and Rajshahi to increasingly use customised sexual and reproductive health and rights services.

Marginalised women and their families affected by climate change in northern Bangladesh and West Bengal (India) improve economic, social and political participation and protect the rights of marginalised groups.

Enhances CSOs to independently contribute to sustainable development, human rights, democracy and good governance, with local CSOs led by women, youth and indigenous peoples protecting the right to a healthy, climate-resilient environment.

Enhances resilience of climate-affected urban communities via integrated livelihood, health, WASH, gender-based-violence and community-resilience interventions, with focus on maternal, newborn and child health and gender-inclusive infrastructure.

Increases the voice, representation and participation of civil society - especially women, youth and marginalised groups - to influence government decision-making, ensure accountability and act on rights violations.

Strengthens civil society and local government institutions to sustain inclusive, climate-resilient WASH governance for long-term resilience in water-stressed Barind communities.

Global health security through a One Health approach.

Promotes an inclusive, equitable and sustainable society by enhancing the social and economic resilience of 1,000 households in Chhaor and Nitpur Union under Porsha Upazila.

Accelerates the elimination of child marriage in Bangladesh by transforming the social, cultural and institutional systems that perpetuate the practice, while empowering adolescent girls to exercise their rights, agency and informed choices.