The project adopts an integrated, community-led approach to transform the lives of the most neglected Refugees and Urban Settlements in […]

On April 30, 1991, the southeastern coastal region of Bangladesh witnessed one of the most catastrophic natural disasters in the

In a visionary move towards improving the quality of life for the marginalized, BISAP (Bangladesh Integrated Social Advancement Programme) launched

With generous support from Catholic Relief Services (CRS), USA, BISAP launched the “Socio-Economic Project for the Bangladesh Non-local Refugees” to

# **From Termination to Transformation: Rebuilding Garment Workers’ Futures**  ## **Executive Snapshot**  ✅ **39,375 workers empowered** (80% women)  ✅ **5,625

Since its inception, Bangladesh Integrated Social Advancement Programme (BISAP) has prioritized community-based resilience-building strategies for climate-vulnerable populations. One of BISAP’s

BISAP, with support from the International Children’s Trust, U.K has launched a transformative initiative titled “Improving Prospects for Street and

Access to Safe Drinking Water and Sanitation is a \Fundamental Human Right, yet millions particularly Women and Children suffer from

With the generous support of MRDF-UK, BISAP (Bangladesh Integrated Social Advancement Programme) successfully implemented the project titled “Women Empowerment Programme

BISAP has successfully implemented the “Advancing Sustainable Environmental Health (ASEH–Urban)” project in the urban slum areas of Bou Bazar, located