The Hunger Project-Bangladesh

Largest Volunteer Organization

Through our work to end hunger, we have recognized these ten principles as being fundamental to The Hunger Project. We challenge ourselves to ensure that each of our strategies builds on these principles.

156

SDG Unions

2,114

Trained elected representatives

10,269

Women Leaders

4,453

Youth Leaders

Learn about our strategies

SDG Unions

The Hunger Project (THP) has developed a comprehensive and systematic methodology for supporting rural communities to achieve the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals adopted by all nations including Bangladesh in September 2015. It has pioneered this approach in 185 unions across 52 upazilas and 28 of Bangladesh’s 64 districts. The strategy is an example of the …

Preventing Violence

The Hunger Project makes it a top priority to help curb violence in all forms throughout the communities where we are affiliated. This is accomplished through workshops, education, and training sessions across all sectors of society via: Programs to halt gender-based violence Educational campaigns on human rights and safety …

Empowering Youth Leadership

The Hunger Project-Bangladesh is implementing a project called “Empowering Youth Champions for Increasing Tolerance and Social Harmony” across nine Unions (Nirmoil, Dibar, Akbarpur, Matindor, Krisnopur, Patichara, Patnitola, Amair, and Shihara) of Patnitala Upazila in the Naogaon District of …