The personal story of Shumon Sengupta, Country Director of Save The Children in Bangladesh, illustrating his perspective on development, leadership, and the importance of empowering
Somewhere between the invention of the microwave and the discovery of cheap labor, we lost our patience. We now have a burning need to
According to research generated by the pro-democracy think tank, Freedom House, two-thirds of the world’s internet users reside in nations with authorities that censor
The Resilience Meter When you look at the standards of life in Bangladesh, $1 can provide two meals to a person every day. This
Quilts and blankets have not always been a store-bought purchase. For generations in cultures around the world, matriarchs have retained the warmth of the family
Over a century ago, the Industrial Revolution introduced a world of mass production. And the Technological Revolution connected everyone at a touch less than a
It started with 80,000 Rohingya refugees arriving in Cox’s Bazar in 2016; they were escaping a violence that was yet to reach its peak. At
BUSINESS THAT KNOWS NO GENDER: BRINGING MORE WOMEN AT THE HELM Dolly is a family and business of one. The sisters at Christian Organization for Relief
Latifa Akhter Shimu is a sparking change in a male-dominated Light Engineering Sector that employs 600,000 people across Bangladesh. She is the proud owner of
The production of dairy in Bangladesh is not one to be grazed lightly; the nation houses the 15th largest dairy cow population in the world.
