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Access to safe drinking water remains a major challenge in Bangladesh, particularly in rural and disaster-prone areas. According to UNICEF, while over 98% of Bangladesh’s population has access to basic water services, millions still suffer from contamination caused by arsenic, salinity intrusion, and microbial pollution—especially in coastal and northern regions. In response to this ongoing […]

Impact Initiative, with the generous support of Feed the World, successfully distributed 2,000 Qurban meat packs among poor and vulnerable families across various districts of  Bangladesh. To carry out this noble effort, 8 cows were sacrificed in 8 different areas covering Dhaka, Jashore, Rangpur, Barishal, and Jhalokathi districts. The initiative aimed to ensure that disadvantaged

Impact Initiative-IMI with the support of the Embassy of the People’s Republic of China in Bangladesh distributed Qurbani Meat to the poor people of 12 different areas in Bangladesh. 2880 poor people of 720 families have directly benefited from this event.

Impact Initiative came forward with the support for the Earthquick victim of Turkey’s Muslim brothers and sisters in need. The ISLAMISCHE GEMEINSCHAFT FÜR BILDUNG UND SOZIALES E.V. (IGBS)- Bangladeshi community in Hamburg, Germany supported IMI by donating as part of the initiative of strengthening brotherhood by virtue of collaboration, cooperation and mutual sharing of social

Impact Initiative with the support of the Embassy of the People’s Republic of China and the Association of Bangladesh – China Alumni has distributed 3000 PCs of Blanket, 800 PCs of Winter Sheet, 500 PCs of Floor Mat and 1500 PCs of Hoody Jacket for Children among the cold-stricken people of Rangpur, Kurigram, Nilphamari, Jashore,

With a view to keep the homeless warm in the winter, IMPACT INITIATIVE distributed 5000 blankets among cold wave victims in different parts of the country. The main beneficiary was the climate-vulnerable people of the Northern and coastal areas of Bangladesh including Rangpur, Kurigram, Ponchghar, Nilphamari, Jhalokathi, and Satkhira districts. The distribution program was conducted

In Bangladesh, healthcare is offered either through government- run hospitals or through privately-run clinics. Bangladesh has one of the worst nurse-physician ratios. Lack of drugs, supplies and other facilities also plague the heath complexes. As a result, publicly funded health care system is used by only 25% of the population. Furthermore, Bangladesh has a dire

Ramadan is one of the most important months for the Muslims to acquire knowledge and worship for the almighty Allah (ST). Due to poverty and hunger, the poor people of Bangladesh cannot enjoy the Holy Ramadan with due sprit as they have to sale labor all day like rickshaw pulling, day laborer or house maid.

Under a post-lockdown optimistic scenario, the country’s overall poverty to increase by 25.13per cent, where rural poverty will be 24.23 per cent and urban poverty will be 27.52 per cent. People ran several scenarios – representing successive severity of lockdown – under the “wealth plus labor status” approach. In a scenario where there is an