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Through USAID, 2.8 million Bangladeshi farmers received instruction in using improved agriculture practices like using better seed varieties and fertilization techniques to increase yields and profit margins.
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Participants of a sub-SPG training session join hands to reduce domestic violence through community-level awareness initiatives. Social Protecting Groups (SPG) are community-level groups who work in 102 unions throughout Bangladesh.
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NHSDP 2
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Beneficiaries from an indigenous community are weaving clothes after receiving training from USAID's Integrated Protected Area Co-management (IPAC) project.
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Women farmers deep placing fertilizer briquettes in paddy fields in Barisal, southern Bangladesh. USAID teaches and trains farmers about the use and benefits of fertilizer deep placement (FDP) technology and method, which improves fertilizer use efficienc
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A woman entrepreneur manufacturing fertilizer briquettes at her shop in Barisal, southern Bangladesh. The promotion of FDP technology is also helping expansion of rural businesses like these, which produce and ensure availability of fertilizer briquettes
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Modhumita HIV/AIDS Prevention 2
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Immunization 1
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A woman farmer carrying harvested paddy from her field in Barisal, southern Bangladesh. Like her, many farmers now receive a higher yield from their fields, thanks to the fertilizer deep placement (FDP) technology promoted by USAID.
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SPRING 2
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An important outcome of USAID's Feed teh Future activities in Bangladesh is to improve nutrition among pregnant women, new mothers, infants and young children by allowing them to eat more vegetables and nutritious food grown on their own land.
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Modhumita HIV/AIDS Prevention 1
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Handicrafts made by beneficiaries from the Chakma community, one of the indigenous groups in Southeastern Bangladesh.
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NHSDP 1
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A mass awareness rally organized by a Social Protection Group (SPG) in northeast Bangladesh earlier this year, one of 212 awareness events held by USAID's Protecting Human Rights (PHR) activity in recent times.
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Under its agriculture activities, USAID empowers women smallholder farmers by providing opportunities to raise crops and generate income for their families.
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A female beneficiary under one of USAID's Global Climate Change (GCC) programs sewing clothes at a training center, as a part of Income Generation Activity.
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In 2013, USAID trained more than 70,000 women how to maximize the use of low-cost fertilizer to boost crop yields, accounting for nearly half of all those who received this training.
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USAID collaborates with the Ministry of Agriculture, private sector agribusinesses and agricultural universities to share knowledge on farming technologies that increase the efficient use of agricultural inputs, such as fertilizer, seeds and water.
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A farmer is deep placing fertilizer briquettes in his paddy field using an applicator. USAID promotes and trains farmers about the use and benefits of fertilizer deep placement (FDP) technology and method, which improves fertilizer use efficiency and resu
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USAID works for the development of Bangladesh’s leather goods and footwear industry through “on-the-job” trainings to the existing and aspirant workers in the sector.
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Aponjon 5
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A farmer is deep placing fertilizer briquettes in his paddy field. USAID promotes and trains farmers about the use and benefits of fertilizer deep placement (FDP) technology and method, which improves fertilizer use efficiency and results in higher crop y
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A "forest patrol" in one of USAID's Protected Areas running a shop built for an alternate income using a loan from the revolving funds.
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Aponjon 3
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HBB 1
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Aponjon 4
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BDHS 2011
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Aponjon 1
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MSH 1
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SPRING 1
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Rickshaw drivers spread anti-trafficking messages.
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A survivor of domestic violence signing an official document in her favor at the conclusion of a union-level Alternative Dispute Resolution meeting held by the union government.
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A male beneficiary showing how USAID supported project helps his family to re-cultivate fish in a pond after the severe tropical cyclone “Aila” (which hit in 2009).
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Farmers planting high-yielding, stress-tolerant varieties of rice to increase production while ensuring the plants survive in adverse conditions such as droughts, floods, and high soil salinity.
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Aponjon 2
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A co-managed nature interpretation center at Teknaf, one of the districts in the south, established by USAID's Integrated Protected Area Co-management (IPAC) project.
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“This modern technology reduces my time in the field. Before, I used traditional methods. I needed more people to work during planting and harvesting. That increased my production cost. But now, I use this machine and I make more profit."
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Najir makes his way home after harvesting rice. This year, he saw his income increase by 12 percent. Najir is one 2.8 million farmers that USAID has trained over the past year.
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USAID's environmental compliance team visited project sites around the country to ensure environmental sustainability issues.
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Inside a USAID-funded co-managed nature interpretation center where tourists get information about the protected sites in the region.
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Last year, USAID trained more than 45,000 fish farmers to use new techniques like caged fish-farming to produce larger catches and increase profits without depleting the country’s wild fish stocks. Nearly half of these farmers were women.
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SPRING 3
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SMC 2
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Group work of Imams (Islamic religious leaders) at one of USAID PHR training sessions in the Dhaka, the Capital city.
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A fish farmer smiling away because of her day’s catch. USAID has been supporting farmers to improve productivity generating more income
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Excessive use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides create health-hazards to consumers and increase farmers’ overhead costs. USAID projects in Bangladesh address these challenges by working with local organizations to produce and promote the use of organ
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USAID works for the development of Bangladesh’s leather goods and footwear industry through “on-the-job” trainings to the existing and aspirant workers in the sector.
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Women work along with their male family members in their pond in southern Bangladesh. USAID’s Feed the Future Aquaculture project promotes gender equity in aquaculture.
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A student from Dinajpur draws a picture of human.
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Through USAID, 2.8 million Bangladeshi farmers received instruction in using improved agriculture practices like using better seed varieties and fertilization techniques to increase yields and profit margins.

Participants of a sub-SPG training session join hands to reduce domestic violence through community-level awareness initiatives. Social Protecting Groups (SPG) are community-level groups who work in 102 unions throughout Bangladesh.

NHSDP 2

Beneficiaries from an indigenous community are weaving clothes after receiving training from USAID's Integrated Protected Area Co-management (IPAC) project.

Women farmers deep placing fertilizer briquettes in paddy fields in Barisal, southern Bangladesh. USAID teaches and trains farmers about the use and benefits of fertilizer deep placement (FDP) technology and method, which improves fertilizer use efficienc

A woman entrepreneur manufacturing fertilizer briquettes at her shop in Barisal, southern Bangladesh. The promotion of FDP technology is also helping expansion of rural businesses like these, which produce and ensure availability of fertilizer briquettes

Modhumita HIV/AIDS Prevention 2

Immunization 1

A woman farmer carrying harvested paddy from her field in Barisal, southern Bangladesh. Like her, many farmers now receive a higher yield from their fields, thanks to the fertilizer deep placement (FDP) technology promoted by USAID.

SPRING 2

An important outcome of USAID's Feed teh Future activities in Bangladesh is to improve nutrition among pregnant women, new mothers, infants and young children by allowing them to eat more vegetables and nutritious food grown on their own land.

Modhumita HIV/AIDS Prevention 1

Handicrafts made by beneficiaries from the Chakma community, one of the indigenous groups in Southeastern Bangladesh.

NHSDP 1

A mass awareness rally organized by a Social Protection Group (SPG) in northeast Bangladesh earlier this year, one of 212 awareness events held by USAID's Protecting Human Rights (PHR) activity in recent times.

Under its agriculture activities, USAID empowers women smallholder farmers by providing opportunities to raise crops and generate income for their families.

A female beneficiary under one of USAID's Global Climate Change (GCC) programs sewing clothes at a training center, as a part of Income Generation Activity.

In 2013, USAID trained more than 70,000 women how to maximize the use of low-cost fertilizer to boost crop yields, accounting for nearly half of all those who received this training.

USAID collaborates with the Ministry of Agriculture, private sector agribusinesses and agricultural universities to share knowledge on farming technologies that increase the efficient use of agricultural inputs, such as fertilizer, seeds and water.

A farmer is deep placing fertilizer briquettes in his paddy field using an applicator. USAID promotes and trains farmers about the use and benefits of fertilizer deep placement (FDP) technology and method, which improves fertilizer use efficiency and resu

USAID works for the development of Bangladesh’s leather goods and footwear industry through “on-the-job” trainings to the existing and aspirant workers in the sector.

Aponjon 5

A farmer is deep placing fertilizer briquettes in his paddy field. USAID promotes and trains farmers about the use and benefits of fertilizer deep placement (FDP) technology and method, which improves fertilizer use efficiency and results in higher crop y

A "forest patrol" in one of USAID's Protected Areas running a shop built for an alternate income using a loan from the revolving funds.

Aponjon 3

HBB 1

Aponjon 4

BDHS 2011

Aponjon 1

MSH 1

SPRING 1

Rickshaw drivers spread anti-trafficking messages.

A survivor of domestic violence signing an official document in her favor at the conclusion of a union-level Alternative Dispute Resolution meeting held by the union government.

A male beneficiary showing how USAID supported project helps his family to re-cultivate fish in a pond after the severe tropical cyclone “Aila” (which hit in 2009).

Farmers planting high-yielding, stress-tolerant varieties of rice to increase production while ensuring the plants survive in adverse conditions such as droughts, floods, and high soil salinity.

Aponjon 2

A co-managed nature interpretation center at Teknaf, one of the districts in the south, established by USAID's Integrated Protected Area Co-management (IPAC) project.

“This modern technology reduces my time in the field. Before, I used traditional methods. I needed more people to work during planting and harvesting. That increased my production cost. But now, I use this machine and I make more profit."

Najir makes his way home after harvesting rice. This year, he saw his income increase by 12 percent. Najir is one 2.8 million farmers that USAID has trained over the past year.

USAID's environmental compliance team visited project sites around the country to ensure environmental sustainability issues.

Inside a USAID-funded co-managed nature interpretation center where tourists get information about the protected sites in the region.

Last year, USAID trained more than 45,000 fish farmers to use new techniques like caged fish-farming to produce larger catches and increase profits without depleting the country’s wild fish stocks. Nearly half of these farmers were women.

SPRING 3

SMC 2

Group work of Imams (Islamic religious leaders) at one of USAID PHR training sessions in the Dhaka, the Capital city.

A fish farmer smiling away because of her day’s catch. USAID has been supporting farmers to improve productivity generating more income

Excessive use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides create health-hazards to consumers and increase farmers’ overhead costs. USAID projects in Bangladesh address these challenges by working with local organizations to produce and promote the use of organ

USAID works for the development of Bangladesh’s leather goods and footwear industry through “on-the-job” trainings to the existing and aspirant workers in the sector.

Women work along with their male family members in their pond in southern Bangladesh. USAID’s Feed the Future Aquaculture project promotes gender equity in aquaculture.

A student from Dinajpur draws a picture of human.