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“I slept in my usual place but woke up surrounded by water. I was neck-deep underwater and so were all the people around me. My friend was sleeping right beside me. Where did he go? What do I do now?” Sounds like a nightmare, doesn’t it? These might be the unspoken words of the

This Friday afternoon, a speedboat carrying BRAC’s frontline workers in Feni - one of the districts worst affected - was making its way back from an emergency aid drive. As it trailed through another flood-stricken area, cries for help suddenly pierced the air. The sounds seemed

Approximately five million people are stranded and at least fifteen lives have been lost in the worst flooding Bangladesh has seen in three decades. Breakdowns in telecommunications, interruptions to transport, and flooded highways are complicating rescue efforts. Dr Md

BRAC is on the ground supporting people most affected by the worst flooding Bangladesh has seen in three decades. Emergency response teams are working round the clock distributing emergency relief to 50,000 stranded families. Stand with us as we stand beside Bangladesh. To

Seven medical camps of BRAC are providing emergency healthcare in five sub-districts under Feni, Cumilla, Noakhali, and Chattogram districts where people are most affected by the flood. Essential medications are being provided along with emergency healthcare for pregnant women

Managing Director Greg Chen explains how 2 contributions from MacKenzie Scott allowed BRAC to think bigger and more ambitiously in its fight against extreme #poverty. The Audacious Project The Chronicle of Philanthropy bit.ly/3Mi00Jc

As strategic partners of BRAC in Bangladesh, Australia Australian High Commission Bangladesh and Canada Canada in Bangladesh have contributed BDT 70 million (7 crore) and BDT 30 million (3 crore) respectively to ensure more substantive support, such as cash payments, repair and rehabilitation of

Feni remains as the most devastated flood-affected region in Bangladesh. In some areas, water has risen up to unprecedented levels of over 20 feet above the ground. Even though most areas are seeing water levels go down, is that enough for life to return to normalcy? Bangladesh

“The only thing that kept me going was thinking while I was helping others, someone must have been out there protecting my family. When the flood hit my workplace in Chittagong, I was on the ground evacuating people. At that time, my family home - 141 km away in Cumilla - was

BRAC’s teams are on the ground, supporting people affected by the worst flooding Bangladesh has seen in three decades. Every bit of support matters right now for emergency relief and rehabilitation. Stand with us as we stand beside Bangladesh. To donate, please visit:

A long but satisfying all-day workshop today to discuss the NARI-KILP inclusive livelihoods project which is being taken up in ten districts of Karnataka. Participants included partner orgs BRAC & PRADAN, state government & district officers, and civil society representatives.

BRAC’s teams are on the ground, supporting people affected by the worst flooding Bangladesh has seen in three decades. Every bit of support matters right now for emergency relief and rehabilitation. Stand with us as we stand beside Bangladesh. To donate, please visit:

“Can you help anybody from your place by simply giving directions?” We visited the Burichang sub-district in Cumilla district, southern Bangladesh a few days ago. The floodwaters had merged the roads, canals and fields into one vast expanse of water in the area. As we came near

BRAC’s teams are on the ground, supporting people affected by the worst flooding Bangladesh has seen in three decades. Every bit of support matters right now for emergency relief and rehabilitation. Stand with us as we stand beside Bangladesh. To donate, please visit:

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We called, you responded. Sending our gratitude to all individuals, donor agencies and organisations who have supported us in delivering essential support to those most affected by the recent floods in Bangladesh. People across 11 districts of the country have been severely

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