Bangladesh Bangladesh govenment site. The photographs, taken by Bangladeshi women, are accompanied by insightful captions and quotes from interviews with the sex workers. Sponsored by the Harvard School of Public Health, this exhibition focuses on public health concerns caused by child labor throughout the world. The Grameen Bank photo gallery contains a series of images of Bangladeshi women whose standard of living has improved as a result of Grameen Bank micro-lending programs.
Projects covered include weaving, farming, and bamboo work.
Shahidul Alam's photographs portray resistance and rebellion in Bangladesh in the 1990s. Women's organizations in Bangladesh Project Bangldesh Project Bangladesh is an international organization that aims to prevent acid-burn attacks on women in Bangladesh and raises money for medical aid to the victims of these brutal acts of violence. Bikash Bikash is a project of the Novartis Foundation for Sustainable Development that provides education, training, and micro-credit to women in rural Bangladesh. Development in Bangladesh Muhammad Yunus AsiaSource interview with Muhammad Yunus, founder and managing director of Grameen Bank, a ground-breaking institution that has provided credit to over 2.4 million poor people in Bangladesh. The Grameen Bank is the pioneer microcredit lending institution in Bangladesh.