Our Development Project
1. Project Name: Accessing Learning Opportunities to the Young, Adolescents and Livelihood Options for Women (ALOY-ALOW). Funded by: Child Fund Korea. Technical Support by: Educo-Bangladesh. Project Area: Komalgonj, Moulvibazar. Duration: 2019-2024 Project Overview: Prochesta believes that all parts of society will get equal opportunity. The organization wants to ensure the right to food, right to clothing, right to shelter, right […]
Our Development Partners
As a Development Organization, Prochesta always has been working with Government and several national, international partners. Government Agencies: Department of Women Affairs, Ministry of Women & Child Affairs, People’s Republic of Bangladesh. Ministry of Environment, People’s Republic of Bangladesh. Ministry of Education, People’s Republic of Bangladesh. Non-Government Agencies: <<< INGO >>> Norwegian Agency for Exchange Cooperation (NOREC) Child Fund Korea. […]
Celebration of Safe Motherhood Day 2015
The national Safe Motherhood Day was celebrated on 28 May by Prochesta. The theme of this year’s celebrations was ‘Let every birth be planned, let every delivery be safe’.
CELEBRATING INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY
Like every year, we celebrated the International Women’s day on 8th March, 2015, by participating in the event organised by Prochesta. We were not allowed to use microphone but we were able to reach out to a large number voicing our words of establishment of women’s rights… The theme of this year’s women’s day celebration was ‘sexual harassment’..
World teachers day rally and discussion meeting organised by Prochesta
World Teachers’ Day is being observed on 05 October every year across the globe since 1994.UNESCO proclaimed the day as World Teachers’ Day. Observing the day is an opportunity to acknowledge the teachers’ contribution to develop the future generation. More than 100 countries observe the day and Bangladesh also stands in the list. This year, the focus was on working […]
People With Disabilities
Even though very strong material support for the work is missing, the relevant stakeholders are generally favourable. They include local government, NGOs, CDD, NFWD, civil society, transport business, religious groups, and different public extension agencies at the local level. In the extended environment, there are factors which will affect success of Prochesta. Prochesta considers the rise of tea demand, […]
Ethnic Communities
The area of operations of Prochesta inhabits tea garden, Khasia community and dalits. The tradition of Prochesta’s work and its credibility with the ethnic communities puts it in a favorable position to work for them. Goal: Prochesta is ‘An aide to ethnic communities in their effort to materialize their livelihood maintaining their culture and tradition’. Strategies Advocate for […]
Haor Area
Prochesta should consider Haor area as a living apace for people, where they have to earn their livelihood maintaining the natural system with all bio-diversities intact. It wants to move towards a broad view of Haor internalizing the most recent research findings and policies. As a local organization, Prochesta is determined to become a more credible organization than other. […]