25-03-17050
INGO ID 25-03-17050
Bureau Reg No.
210
ActionAid Bangladesh
ActionAid works in over 70 countries across the world with more than 15 million people. ActionAid Bangladesh (AAB) is a subsidiary of ActionAid International that tries to tackle local problems with country-specific values and strives to improve the overall lives of excluded people in Bangladeshi society. We believe that we can only achieve our goals by working collaboratively – locally, nationally, and globally. ActionAid Bangladesh, an associate member of the ActionAid Federation, has been working in Bangladesh since 1983 to eradicate poverty and establish social justice. For nearly four decades, the organization has focused on climate justice, gender equality, ensuring the safety of women and children, and establishing an equal rights-based society, particularly with marginalized communities.
To achieve social justice, gender equality, and poverty eradication by working with people living in poverty and exclusion, their communities, people’s organisations, activities, social movements and supporters
A just, equitable and sustainable world in which every person enjoys the right to a life of dignity, freedom from poverty and all forms of oppression.
Our primary goal is to strive for social justice whereby inequality is eradicated. Patriarchy is deeply entrenched in society and marginalises women across social spheres, depriving them of their rights and excluding them from services and governance processes. The widening economic inequality within the country, which further compounded by populist global trends makes the poorest of the poor even poorer. Furthermore, the vulnerability of communities living in poverty and exclusion are further intensified due to natural disasters and structural causes of violence Due to climate induced vulnerabilities, the poor and excluded.
We are committed to apply a feminist lens and values in our work, which will guide our approach, interpreting and advancing intersecting inequalities. AAB addresses injustice and inequality caused by the power structures, both visible and invisible, in communities. To generate a broad community-wide understanding of the issue, AAB will address the structural causes of injustice in terms of distribution of wealth, opportunities and privileges. Affirmative approaches are required at all levels to reconcile inequalities and address the structural causes of inequality arising from unequal power relations.