BRAC’s ‘Carnival of Change 2025’ began with a showcase of the young generation’s ideas, innovations, and initiatives aimed at driving positive social change. More than 250 young people from across
Supporting women’s return to the workforce after career breaks
BRAC has announced the start of a new application cycle for its BRIDGE Returnship Programme, an initiative supporting women who are looking to return to professional life after a career
Microfinance programme to invest around BDT 328.5 Million in agriculture
BRAC has announced a BDT 530 million self-funded initiative to support agriculture and a range of social initiatives across the country. Under this initiative, 103,000 farmers and agri-entrepreneurs will receive
Promoting sustainability through mindful consumption
As the world grapples with mounting environmental challenges, BRAC remains committed to fostering sustainable practices by encouraging its employees to embrace a circular economy. In line with this commitment, BRAC
Asif Saleh, Executive Director of BRAC—the world’s largest Global South-led nonprofit—has been named to TIME’s 2026 TIME100 Philanthropy list of the 100 most influential leaders shaping giving.
Asif Saleh, Executive Director of BRAC, the world’s largest southern-led nonprofit, has been named to the second-annual 2026 TIME100 Philanthropy list recognising singular figures who are shaping the future of
Children excited by hands-on, technology-driven learning experiences featuring robotics and digital learning
Three new thematic boats have joined BRAC’s Experiential Learning Boat fleet, creating new opportunities for children to learn about the environment, digital technology and history through experiential learning. With these
Accessibility is a right, not a privilege
Ensuring accessibility for all at railway stations is essential to ensure safe, seamless and comfortable travel for passengers. Accessibility is not a special privilege or favour; ensuring accessibility is the
400,000 children in Bangladesh and Uganda to benefit from play-based learning over five years
Children affected by humanitarian crises must have access to safe, inclusive and play-based learning opportunities. Ensuring their education, mental wellbeing and long-term development requires sustained support from the earliest years,
Effective Parent-Teacher Associations Essential for Improving Education Quality in Schools
Parent-Teacher Associations (PTAs) can play a significant role in improving the quality of education, increasing student attendance, and reducing dropout rates. Research shows that schools with effective PTAs experience substantially
Transforming primary education through partnership
Strengthening collaboration between the government and non-government organisations will be critical to achieving the goals of the Fifth Primary Education Development Programme (PEDP-5). Key priorities include developing a structured GO–NGO









