NGOs in Bangladesh
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Bangladesh has been perhaps the most important hearth on the globe for non-governmental organizations. Some estimates place the number of NGOs in Bangladesh in excess of 20,000. There are many types of NGOs in the country, but most focus on development or poverty alleviation. Bangladesh is often seen as the birthplace of the microcredit NGO, namely the Grameen Bank. The Comilla District in Bangladesh has also long been the pet project of global developmental theorists and NGOs.
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[edit] Microfinance institutions (MFIs)
Mizan University of Dhaka
- Grameen Bank
- BRAC
- ASA
- AALO
- TMSS (Thengamara Mohila Sabuj Sangha)
- PARD (Palash Palli Unnayan Sangstha)
[edit] Human Rights and Humanitarian Organizations
- HRCBM - Human Rights and Humanitarian Services Organization
- PARD - Palash Palli Unnayan Sangstha
- ASK - Ain O Salish Kendra
[edit] Youth
[edit] Others
- Aparajeyo-Bangladesh Grameen Swapna
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