Partnership

Non-government organisations

UNICEF’s collaborates directly with international and national non-government organisations (NGOs) throughout Bangladesh. Their partnership is essential to engage local people and achieve results on the ground.

These following NGOs are registered with UNICEF  in Bangladesh as pre-qualified partner organisations:

• Action Aid
• Aparajeyo Bangladesh
• Bangladesh Centre for Communication Programs (BCCP)
• Bangladesh Extension Education Services(BEES)
• BRAC (Bangladesh Rural Advancement Committee)
• Bangladesh Women's Lawyers Association
• BURO Tangail
• CARE Bangladesh
• CARITAS
• Centre for Injury Prevention Research, Bangladesh (CIPRB)
• Centre for Natural Resource Studies (CNRS)
• Centre for Mass Education in Science (CMES)
• Chhinna Mukul Bangladesh
• Christian Aid
• Concern Worldwide
• Dhaka Ahsania Mission
• Dhaka Community Hospital
• Dwip Unnayan Songstha
• Echo Social Development Organization (ESDO)
• Gana Unnayan Kendra (GUK)
• Grameen Shikhkha
• Gram Unnayan Kormo
• Habitat for Humanity
• Health, Education and Economic Development (HEED)
• Helen Keller International
• Integrated Social Development Effort (ISDE)
• Islamic Relief
• Jagorani Sangstha (JS)
• Manab Mukti Sangstha(MMS)
• Mohidev Jubo Samaj Kallayan Somity
• National Development Program (NDP)
• NGO Forum for Drinking Water Supply and Sanitation
• Oxfam
• Pathshala, The South Asian Institute of Photography
• Plan International
• POPI
• Prodipan
• Proshika Manobik Unnayan Kendro
• RASDO
• RDRS
• Resource Integration Center (RIC)
• Rural Reconstruction Center
• Samaj Kallayan Sangstha
• Samakal Samaj Unnayan Sangstha
• Samata
• Save the Children Australia
• Save the Children UK
• Save the Children USA
• Shariatpur Development Society
• Shushilan
• Society for Social Service (SSS)
• South Asian Partnership (SAP)
• SUMS
• Terre des Homes Foundation, Italy
• Uttara Development Program (UDP)
• Village education resource centre (VERC)

38 local NGOS have pre-qualified to work with UNICEF during emergencies. Their continued presence around Bangladesh ensures that UNICEF can act quickly in face of a natural disaster.