Our Project implemented so far
BISAP showcasing impactful initiatives in Disaster Management, Climate Resilience, Food Security, Health, and Community Development across Vulnerable Regions.
Post Cyclone 1991 Rehabilitation Programme, Supported by: British ODA
Project Duration :
1991-1992 (1 Year)
Funded by : British ODA
1991-1992 (1 Year)
Funded by : British ODA
Sanitation programme for the extremely low income people of the slum area & Refugee Camp
Project Duration :
1993-1994 (1 Year)
Funded by : CAFOD
Socio Economic Project for the Bangladesh Non-Local Refugees at Chittagong & Dhaka.
Project Duration :
1993-1994 (1 Year)
Funded by : CRS U.S.A
Women development and Poverty Alleviation Programme
Project Duration :
2000-2003 (3 Years)
Funded by : Andheri Hilfe, Germany
2000-2003 (3 Years)
Funded by : Andheri Hilfe, Germany
Socio-economic & Preventive Health Education Programme, Supported By: The BILANCE The Nederlands (Now Cord-Aid)
Project Duration :
2000-2002 (1 Year)
Funded by : CORD-AID, Netherlands
2000-2002 (1 Year)
Funded by : CORD-AID, Netherlands
Poverty Alleviation Programme for Distressed Women supported by Presbyterian Church U.S.A
Project Duration :
2000-2001 (1 Year)
Funded by : Presbyterian Hunger Programme U.S.A
2000-2001 (1 Year)
Funded by : Presbyterian Hunger Programme U.S.A
Promoting Community Sanitation and Water Supply, by support of Japan Water Forum.
Project Duration :
2002-2003 (1 Year)
Funded by :
Japan Water Forum
Advancing Sustainable Environmental Health (ASEH–Urban)
Project Duration :
2004-2006 (2 Years)
Funded by :
Water Aid/NGO Forum
EU-Funded Garment Worker Capacity Building Training Program: Transforming Bangladesh’s RMG Sector
Project Duration :
2007-2009 (2 Years)
Funded by : Delegation of the European Commission to Bangladesh
2007-2009 (2 Years)
Funded by : Delegation of the European Commission to Bangladesh
Empowering Women to Alleviate Poverty and Hunger in Chittagong District of Bangladesh.
Project Duration :
2007-2008 (1 Year)
Funded by :
MRDF
“Prevention of HIV/STI/AIDS in Chittagong City Corporation” supported by Irish-Aid
Project Duration :
2008-2011 (3 Years)
Funded by : Embassy of Ireland (Irish Aid)
2008-2011 (3 Years)
Funded by : Embassy of Ireland (Irish Aid)
Community Based Movement to Prevent Child Trafficking project supported by Child Reach International, U.K
Project Duration :
2010-2012 (2 Years)
Funded by : Childreach International U.K
Empowering Street Coastal Children in Capacity Building & Skill Development
Project Duration :
2010-2012 (2 Year)
Funded by :
International Children Trust (ICT)
Eradication of Hazardous Child Labour in Bangladesh: supported by Ministry of Labour & Employment/ILO.
Project Duration :
2012-2013 (1 Year)
Funded by : Ministry of Labour & Employment (GoB)
2012-2013 (1 Year)
Funded by : Ministry of Labour & Employment (GoB)
Climate Change Adaptation through Alternative Agriculture in Vulnerable Floodplains and Coastal Regions of Bangladesh
Project Duration :
2014-2015 (1 Year)
Funded by :
Give2Asia & IIRR
Human-Elephant Conflict in Bangladesh: A Growing Challenge for Conservation and Communities
Project Duration :
2018-2020 (2 Year)
Funded by :
International Elephant Foundation USA
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Rated 4.8 out of 5
Based on 420K reviews
Rated 4.8 out of 5
My visit to BISAP was profoundly moving. Witnessing the harsh realities faced by urban slum and camp dwellers was eye-opening. BISAP’s vision and courage to uplift lives are inspiring with CAFOD and NGO Forum's support, I’m confident they’ll achieve lasting change. Wishing BISAP continued strength and success.
Mary Lucas
CAFOD, ENGLAND & WALES
Rated 4.8 out of 5
During my three-day visit to BISAP, I assessed their Women’s Poverty Alleviation Program in Patiya, Chittagong. The women’s confidence, organizational strength, and impactful skill training were remarkable. BISAP’s strong systems and dedication promise a leading role in regional development.
ISABELLE Carboni
MRDF, UK
Rated 4.8 out of 5
I visited BISAP to monitor the SPF Programme, supported by the European Commission, enhancing skills for unskilled and displaced garment workers. The training was impressive and impactful. Grateful to the staff for their dedication and warm hospitality.
Jenni Christensen
Deligation of European Commission to Bangladesh
Rated 4.8 out of 5
During my visit to the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)-supported Women Empowerment Program for Poverty and Hunger Alleviation, I was inspired by their impactful work uplifting marginalized coastal women. Their efforts are transforming lives and fostering hope. On behalf of my organization, I applaud BISAP’s dedicated team and wish them continued success!
Mr. lionel derenencourt
Presbyterian Church,U.S.A
Rated 4.8 out of 5
AMI Foundation partnered with BISAP on the project "Coordinated Effort to Address the COVID-19 Pandemic and Future Public Health Emergencies in Urban Slums of Chattogram Coastal Region" from July 2020 to January 2021. Targeting Rohingya refugees and host communities, the project aimed to enhance pandemic preparedness and reduce outbreak risks. BISAP delivered nutritional support to 40 pregnant women and children, distributed hygiene items and medicines to 1,200 people, and installed hand washing facilities. Risk communication campaigns reached thousands through 10,000 IEC materials, empowering communities to curb transmission. BISAP’s efficiency, dedication, and impactful approach make them an exemplary partner for any initiative.
Carla hoyer
AMI Foundation
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