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Rural Reconstruction Foundation

RRF Profile (As of 30 June, 2018)

RRF Head Office

RRF Bhaban, C&B Road, Karbala, Jessore-7400, Bangladesh Tel: 880 421 66906, 65663, 61679 Fax: 880 421 68246

Email: admin@rrf-bd.org, info@rrf-bd.org www.rrf-bd.org

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Declaration

I am pleased in conveying to all our stakeholders on behalf of Rural Reconstruction Foundation, this very document namely “RRF Profile-2018” covers the general information of our organization which I am authentically certifying. Philip Biswas Founder Executive Director Rural Reconstruction Foundation

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Background Rural Reconstruction Foundation is a non-governmental, non-profit, non-political and non-sectarian, voluntary development organization was established on 20 March 1982 aiming to promote socio-economic emancipation of the underprivileged men, women, children and youths in the Southwestern part of the country in Bangladesh and later extended in other parts of the country considering the demand of the people. The founders are Mr. Philip Biswas and Mrs. Pinku Rita Biswas. Philosophy The formation of Rural Reconstruction Foundation is based on the trust in the Holy Gospel “Love your Neighbor as thyself” which aspires for a just society where every individual irrespective to race, color, caste and religion shall enjoy equitable shares of resources, human rights, social justice and social dignity as the human being of the best creation of God.

Values o Respect local knowledge, potentials and diverse culture of the local people, o Team spirit o Reliability o Mutual Trust & Respect o Transparency o Accountability

Strategy of the Organization The strategy of the organization is based on the principles of equity, trust, dignity, solidarity, comprehensive community participation, inter sectoral collaboration efforts combining preventive, promotive and rehabilitative measures.

Approach RRF strongly trusts on “Holistic Development Approach” for genuine development of the community through people’s active participation in planning, decision making and implementation.

To give concrete shape to the concept of people’s active participation, RRF has been adopting non-directive participatory development approach in its working strategy. With this clearer understanding, RRF has been working with both rural and urban underprivileged for their socio-economic emancipation with package of programs. Vision RRF envisages Bangladesh society to be economically productive and equitable, socially just, environmentally sound and genuinely democratic.

Mission The commitment of RRF is based on comprehensive development of underprivileged men, women, youths and children towards establishing a civil society with respect of full democracy, liberty, equality, justice, peace and solidarity. Goal The goal of the organization is creation critical awareness among the intended community people about the existing socio-economic realities, the root causes of their poverty and its solutions by upgrading their socio-economic status through increasing dignity and self-reliance.

Long Term Objectives o Attainment of socio-economic emancipation of the underprivileged people o Establishment of a just society where everybody will enjoy equal Rights and equitable share of resources o Attainment of sustainable development of communities, programs & as well as of the

organization itself

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Short term Objectives o Creation of awareness amongst partner people and organize them into self-help groups o Stimulate & promote development of the poor masses through small scale income raising o activities o Conduct formal & non-formal schools for the children, illiterate adults and feeder schools for

the non-school going & drop out children o Provide primary health care services o Provide training & credit support services for income raising activities

Participants

Landless Peasants

Marginal farmers

Destitute men and women

Children, Youths and Elderly

Hardcore poor Development Partners The National and International Development Partners are: Palli Karma Sahayak Foundation (PKSF), Dhaka Different Commercial Bank Bangladesh Bank Chalice(A Catholic Sponsorship Project), N.S. Canada United Nations Development Program (UNDP), Dhaka World Food Program (WFP), Dhaka NGO Forum, Jessore Jessore Pourashava Directorate of Primary Education(DPE), Dhaka Department of Women Affairs Habitat for Humanity International(HHI), Bangladesh DAI/ USAID Relief International, Dhaka Directorate of Public Health(DPH), Dhaka Swiss Contacts, Dhaka British Council Bangladesh NGO Foundation Infrastructure for Development Company (IDCOL) Association for Development Agencies of Bang (ADAB) Bangladesh Sustainable Development Forum (BSDF) Credit Development Forum (CDF) Micro-credit Summit Campaign for Popular Education (CAMPE) International Federation of Rural Catholic Adults (FIMARC) Make Mothers Matter (MMM)

Structure RRF General Body (GB) consists with 21 members. The General Body members elect a seven (7) members Executive Committee (EC) for three (3) years period to function. The Executive Committee appoints the Executive Director to function as the Chief Functionary of the organization. The Executive Director appoints its counterparts in consultation with Chairperson of the Executive Committee.

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Legal Status RRF is registered with the following Registration & Licensing Authorities:

Type of Registration Registration # Registration Date Remarks

District Social Welfare(DSS) Jessore24/85 28 August 1985

NGO Affairs Bureau (NGOAB) 284 13 February 1989 Renewed up to 12Feb.2029

Societies Act(Joint Stock ) Khulna-84 28 December 2003

Microcredit Regulatory Authority (MRA)

00026 05 September 2007 Renewed

European Aid BD/2009/DNI/1106345178 23 June 2009 Renewed in 2017

Sectors of Specializations o Micro-credit Management o Training o Sustainable Aquaculture Development o Organizational Management Development o School Feeding o Disaster Management o Children’s Sponsorship

Staff Position Skill Human Resources boost up the organizational strength and help create good working environment. The organization has been continuously giving on the job and off the job training to its staff on programs to make the employees efficient and effective.

Staff type Staff

Male Female Total

Administrative Staff 09 2 11

Operational Staff 1026 357 1383

Service Staff 80 28 106

Contractual Staff 135 188 68

Total 1230 575 1825

A total number of 1,825 dedicated, efficient and skilled core employees are working with

different programs for implementing, supervising and monitoring all programs

undertaken by the organization.

Ongoing Program Protfolio (As of June- 2018)

Sl Name of Programme Donor Beneficiaries

Male Female Total Socio-Economic Development

1 Microfinance PKSF, Commercial Bank 8332 217900 226232

2 Remittance (Inward) Bank Asia 12528 39439 51967

3 RRF Agent Banking Center RRF & MTB 219 0 219

RRF Technical & Vocational Department 0

4 Skills for Employment Investment Program (SEIP) PKSF, IFAD, SDC 708 67 775

5 Skills for Employment Investment Program (SEIP) Bangladesh Bank 431 119 550

6 B-SkillFUL Switch contact 254 196 450

7 Small motor vehicle Development of Jashore PKSF 9018 8 9026

8 RRF Jute Craft RRF 0

Sustainable Livelihood & Food Security 0

9 UPP-Ujjibito PKSF, EU 0 12526 12526

10 ENRICH ( Samriddhi) PKSF 12442 17931 30373

11 Vulnerable Group Development (VGD) Women Affairs 0 2760 2760

12 Uplifting the Quality of the Lives of Elderly People PKSF and RRF 3302 3409 6711

13 Senior Citizen Welfare Program RRF 109 176 285

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Agriculture 0

14 Promoting Agricultural Commercialization and Enterprise ( PACE) Mug Bean and Amon Rice

PKSF & IFAD 5000 5000 10000

15 Promoting Agricultural Commercialization and Enterprise ( PACE) Carp-Golda

PKSF & IFAD 1500 1500 3000

16 Tissue Culture Lab PKSF & IFAD 750 750 1500

17 Prottoy RRF 0

Environmental and Climate Change 0

18 Community Disaster Resilience Project Habitat For Human Bangladesh, Ahamed hou

816 544 1360

19 Disaster Management & Rehabilitation RRF, WEP, UNDP, FSC 0 0 0

20 Water Desalination Project PKSF 1840 1108 2948

21 Bio-Gas Project IDCOL 374 65 439

22 Solar Home System RRF, Eastern Bank, One Bank 1142 177 1319

Health 0

23 RRF Community Health Care Program RRF 9524 38096 47620

Education 0

24 School Feeding Directorate of Primary Education (DPE)

99097 102125 201222

25 Sponsorship for Children's Education CHALIC-Canada 1012 993 2005

26 Barnamala Bidyapith (Formal Education) RRF 721 588 1309

27 Barnamala Bidyapith Pre-School RRF 213 236 449

28 Internship RRF 209 171 380

Cultural & Human Development 0

29 Active Citizen Program British Council 399 394 793

30 Cultural & Sports Program PKSF and RRF 4245 5953 10198

Others 0

31 Training And Resource Centre (TARC) RRF 1669 418 2087

32 Oitizzo Showroom & Angel Beauty Parlor RRF 0 0 0

Total 175854 452649 628503

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Ongoing Programs’ Budget for the Year – 2018-19

Sector Sl Projects Budget in BDT

2018-2019

Education

1 Formal Education (Barnomalla Bidyapith) 7,979,197

2 Pre School (Barnomalla Bidyapith) 2,255,400

3 Sponsorship for Children Education 41,556,349

4 School Feeding Program 364,718,988

5 Cultural and Sports 4,754,000

Sub-total (Education) 421,263,934

Health

6 Community Health care Program 2,708,700

7 Shamiriddhi Project 19,078,950

Sub-total (Health) 21,787,650

Livelihood &

Food Security

8 Skills for Employment Investment Program (SEIP)-PKSF 31,500,000

9 Skills for Employment Investment Program (SEIP)-Bangladesh Bank 6,075,000

10 Skill for Employment Investment Program (SEIP)-Hospitality

Management 5,000,000

11 The Skills and Employment Programme in Bangladesh (SEP-B) 1,500,000

12 B-skillFUL 3,669,048

13 Uplifting the quality of Elderly people 6,981,950

14 Learning and Innovation Fund to Test New Ideas (LIFT) 573,400

15 Senior Citizen Welfare Program 1,967,300

16 Vulnerable Group Development (VGD) 1,088,480

17 Ultra Poor Program(UPP)-Ujjibito Project 5,606,965

18 Pathways to Prosperity for Extremely Poor People 14,000,000

Sub-total (Livelihood & Food Security) 77,962,143

Environmental

& Climate

change

19 Community Disaster resilience Project (Habitat) 21,834,696

20 Bio-Gas Project 2,107,100

21 Solar Home System Program (SHSP) 8,789,599

22 Community Climate Change Project (CCCP) 863,500

23 Disaster Management & Rehabilitation 6,000,000

Sub-total (Environmental & Climate change) 39,594,895

Socio Economic

24 Microfinance Program 17,601,549,239

25 Sustainable Enterprise Project-SEP 89,001,548

26 Housing Loan Project 10,000,000

27 Agent Banking 59,943,000

28 Money transfer (Remittance) 189,375,757

Sub-total (Socio Economic) 17,949,869,544

Capacity

Building

29 Training & Resource Centre (TARC) 15,225,147

30 Active Citizen 1,350,000

31 Automobile Service Market Development in Jessore 19,629,015

32 Training Cell 33,348,714

Sub-total (Capacity Building) 69,552,876

Agricultural

33 Promoting Agricultural Commercialization & Enterprises (PACE)-

Mugbean 5,287,600

34 Promoting Agricultural Commercialization & Enterprises (PACE)-

Carp Golda 2,510,170

35 Floriculture production and marketing Related Value Chain

Development Project 2,052,848

Sub-Total (Agricultural) 9,850,618

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Self Reliant

Project

36 Jute Production Center 436,800

37 Angel Beauty Parlour -

38 Prottoy (Agriculture Farm) 241,555

Sub-total (Self Reliant Project) 678,355

General &

Administration 39 General Fund 29,853,533

Total Budget in BDT 18,620,413,548

Geographical Coverage as on 30 June, 2018

Sl Name of District

Number of Branch

Number of Upazila

Number of Union

Number of Villages

1 Khulna 13 10 40 329

2 Satkhira 6 4 40 230

3 Jessore 30 8 103 757

4 Magura 4 4 18 149

5 Narail 2 3 16 83

6 Jhenaidha 14 5 38 245

7 Chuadanga 13 4 46 342

8 Meherpur 12 3 20 373

9 Kushtia 10 5 30 187

10 Bagherhat 6 8 42 249

Sub-total 110 54 393 2944

11 Rajshahi 9 10 62 339

12 Natore 9 7 47 358

13 Pabna 9 6 43 361

14 Sirajgonj 2 2 13 93

15 Nouga 1 1 1 1

Sub-total 30 26 166 1152

16 Dhaka 7 6 19 108

17 Gazipur 5 4 14 144

18 Gopalgonj 1 1 2 5

19 Rajbari 1 1 2 14

20 Foradpur 7 4 28 71

21 Munchigonj 2 1 8 27

Sub-total 23 17 73 369

22 Mymensingh 5 5 24 151

Sub-total 5 5 24 151

168 102 656 4616

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Available Facilities & Services At present the following facilities and services are available with RRF:

Sl. Available Facilities Numbers Value in Tk. (in

million) Remarks

1 Head Office,Jessore (47 Decimal) 1 206.147 RRF’s Own

2 Training & Resource Centre (6.10 Acre) 1 570.952 RRF’s Own

3 Maternity Clinic (139 Decimal) 1 16.588 RRF’s Own

4 Schools (257 Decimal) 7 66.290 5- Own

5 Protty Project (773.5 Decimal) 1 65.21 RRF's Own

6 Zonal Offices 5 0 Rental,

7 Regional Offices 27 0 Rental

8 Branch/Project Offices (74 Decimal) 168 13.777 3- Own

9 Laptop 151 6.629

10 Computers(Desk-tops) 266 8.194

11 4WD Jeeps, Car & Pick-ups 10 21.646

12 Motorcycles 209 32.255

13 Bicycles 40 0.160

14 Photocopiers 4 0.213

15 Air Coolers 70 6.762

16 Audio visual 7 0.639

17 Furniture & Fixtures 0 46.173

18 Online Microfinance Software 0 9.234

19 CCTV Camera 45 0.601

20 Generator 6 2.558

21 PKSF & Bank Fund (Credit) 2633.866 22 Group Members Savings 1262.481 23 RRF’s Own Fund(Equity) 819.284 Total 5789.659

Experience & Utilization of Donors’ Fund up to June 2018

Name of Donor Funding Period Total Taka in

(BDT) Name of the project

APHD 1989 to 1994 7,069,046 Functional Literacy Project

VHSS 1988 to 1989 360,000 Health activities

NGO Forum 1988 ongoing 20,550 Village Sanitation Project

Enfance et partage 1989 to1992 78,806 Sponsorship for Children Education

CCFD

1985-1987 1,217,886 Education & Health

1989 to 1990 4,853,480 Relief operation for Flood Victim

1991 to 1994 21,762,984 Construction of Training Centre

1996 442,600 Promotion of Women Development

Fondation D France 1992 1,776,750 Post Cyclone Rehab-1991

NOVIB 1989 to 1991 6,760,933 Relief operation for Flood Victim

NOVIB 1992-1993 2,328,405 Human Dev.Education & Training

CCCI

2000 2,140,128 Relief operation for Flood Victim

2001 ongoing 1,295,141,008 Sponsorship for Children Education

8,159,706 Health care fund

SDC 2000 7,167,600 Emergency Relief-2000

OXFAM-GB 2000 16,285,792 Emergency Relief & Rehab.

Care Bangladesh 2000 12,000,000 Soft Loan

Proshika Manobik Unnayan Kendro

2000 to 2001 357,700 Relief operation for Flood Victim

2000 to 2003 2,887,320 Networking

2000 71,989 Agriculture Technology Transfer Project

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RDRS 2000 100,000 Relief operation for Flood Victim

Islamic Relief 2000 933,955 Relief operation for Flood Victim

Bangladesh Bank 1999 ongoing 16,000,000 Rural Housing Project

Narcotics Dept. Jessore 1997 to 1998 10,000 Motivation for Narcotics

LGED, Dhaka 1998 to 2000 1,138,070 Water Seal Pit Latrine Supply

2003 to 2006 5,596,924 Integrated Food Security Program

ICLARM 1999 to 2005 6,855,823 Aquaculture Development Project

CATALYST 2006 -2008 5,969,961 Floriculture Marketing Dev.Project

WFP

2001 to ongoing 168,204,594 Emergency School Feeding Project

2008 185,376,863 Cash for work

2010-2012 22,092,459 Vulnerable Group Development

2009 231,064 Home gardening

Womens Affairs Bureau 2010-2012 5,976,364 Vulnerable Group Development

DANIDA 2005 ongoing 2,032,655 Legal Aid & Good Governance

PKSF

1992 ongoing 2,225,600,000 Rural Micro Credit (RMC)

2000 ongoing 91,000,000 Socio Economic Rehabilitation Loan Program

2003 to 2006 16,500,000 Financial support to the Poorest (FSP)

2005 ongoing 541,000,000 Micro Enterprize Loan Program

2005 obgoing 170,000,000 Hard-Core Poor Program

2006 obgoing 919,900,000 Seasonal Loan Program

2006 ongoing 750,000,000 Agriculture

2007 ongoing 25,000,000 Livelihood Restoration Project (LRP)

1998 ongoing 10,766,222 Institutional Dev.Loan

2008 ongoing 58,000,000 Urban Microcredit-UMC

2008 ongoing 10,000,000 SHAHOS

2008 ongoing 30,000,000 Rescue

2007-2008 7,660,875 Prime-2

2008-2009 80,000,000 EFRAP

PKSF

1992-ongoing 7,529,427,097 Micro credit

2014 ongoing 18,421,409 Community Based Climate Change Adaption Program (CBCCAP)

2016 ongoing 30,278,287 Promoting Agricultural Commercialization and Enterprises(PACE)

2016 ongoing 23,635,251 Skill for Employment Investment Program (SEIP)

2016 ongoing 4,600,000 Leaning and Innovation Fund to Test New Ideas (LIFT)

2014 ongoing 21,301,598 Ultra Poor Programme (UPP)-Ujjibito

2016 ongoing 13,324,696 ENRICH (Shamriddhi)

2017 ongoing 181,094 Elderly program

2017 ongoing 332,844 Culture & Sports program

2014 ongoing 935,600 Developing Inclusive Insurance Sector Project (DIISP)

Bank 2011-ongoing 7,619,000,000 Agriculture

UNDP 2007-2009 109,630,326 Relief & Rehabilitation-Sidr affected

2009-2011 214,084,692 Core Family Shelter

ADB/DPHE

3,734,500 Secondary town infrastructure Dev.

Public Health Dept.

1,084,600 Water & Sanitation

Idcol 2010ongoing 15,762,379 Bio-Gas Loan

Habitat 2011 ongoing 54,187,837 Shelter repair

INM 2012 ongoing 5,262,248 Training

Price 2012 ongoing 2,591,700 Training on agriculture

Relief International 2012 ongoing 4,481,622 CVAW Training

NGO Foundation 2012 ongoing 112,500 Training

Primary Education Dept. 2012 ongoing 91,582,927 School Feeding

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Swiss Contract 2012 ongoing 6,653,519 Skill Training

EDGE

702,565 Vegetable cropping practices

Relief International 954,990 Eco-tourism project

150,510 Human Trafiking

Development Alternative Inc. 2015 ongoing 4,191,100 AgricultureValue Chain

CAMPE 2015 ongoing 266,099 Advocacy in Education

Bangladesh Bank 2016 obgoing 6,893,912 Skill for Employment Investment Program (SEIP)

British Council 2015 ongoing 1,140,000 Active Citizens

Total BDT 22,531,734,415

Institutional Capacity Assessment Rural Reconstruction Foundation has a long year practical experience in both Welfare and Development activities. It has already built-up a 1,825 member efficient human resources those who are capable to handle large projects. Facts & Figures: (General)

Sl. Facts Figures

01 Starting date of the organization 20 March 1982

02 Founders Mr. Philip & Mrs. Pinku Rita Biswas

03 Current ongoing Programs 28

04 Number of present regular staff 1,825 (including all programs)

05 Operational districts 22

06 Coverage of Upazila 102

07 Coverage of Villages 4616

08 Training Centre 1

09 Branch Offices 168

10 Regional Offices 27

11 Zonal Offices 05

12 Head Office 01

13 Health Clinic 01

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Microfinance Program as on 30 June 2018

Performance Area SL Different Aspects of Microfinance Programs (Facts) June 2018

Figure

Program Outreach

1 Total Branch 168

2 Member 226,201

3 Borrower 177158

4 No of Credit officer 707

5 Total Staff 1256

6 Loan Portfolio at field (Tk in Crore) 434.72

7 Overdue (Tk in Crore) 31.97

Source of Fund

8 PKSF Fund (Tk in Crore) 92.34

9 Bank Loan (Tk in Crore) 171.04

10 Savings Fund (Tk in Crore) 126.25

11 Capital Fund (Equity ) (Tk in Crore) 81.93

Fund as a % of Loan portfolio at

Field

12 PKSF Fund 19.58%

13 Bank Loan 36.27%

14 Savings Fund 26.77%

15 Capital Fund (Equity ) 17.37%

Productivity Indicators

16 Member / Branch 1346

17 Member /Credit officer 320

18 Borrower / Credit officer 251

19 Borrower Coverage % 78.31%

20 Portfolio/Credit officer (Tk in Lac) 61.48

21 Portfolio /Total Staff (Tk in Lac) 34.61

22 Credit officer : Total Staff 1:1.77

Portfolio Quality

23 OTR (%) 96.53%

24 CRR (%) 99.17%

25 PAR -Portfolio at Risk (%) 8.05%

26 Delinquency Rate 7.35%

27 Savings & Loan Portfolio Ratio 29.04%

28 Reserve Ratio (LLP) aganist Loan 4.43%

Asset- Liabillity and Efficiency

29 Debt : Equity 5.52:1

30 Return on Total asset (ROTA) % 3.41%

31 Rate of Return on Capital % 24.38%

Portfolio Composition

32 Jagoran Portfolio % 37.49%

33 Agroshar Portfolio % 38.61%

34 Buniyad Portfolio % 2.36%

35 Agriculture(All) Portfolio % 21.05%

36 Shamriddhi % 0.46%

37 Start up capital % 0.03%

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Program Brief

Education

Sponsorship for Children’s Education: A large numbers of underprivileged families both in rural and urban areas are unable to send their children in school due to their dire poverty as a result they remain out of education system(schools) and increase the number of illiterates. “Chalice”, a Canadian a charitable organization has been supporting Sponsorship project since 1998 around 5600 children from very poor families for their education and nutrition supports. Under this program children are given all educational related expenses such as: tuition fees, dresses, books, exercises, pen, pencils, special gifts, festival dresses, and food during festivals etc. May of the children are now continuing their education from primary to college levels. School Feeding Program: This program is supported by the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) to support school going children aiming to provide supplementary nutritious food, increase enrollment, increase class attendance, quality education and improvement of nutritional status of the children. This program is mainly run in the vulnerable and food deficit areas to help school children school goers. RRF has been given responsibility for delivering High Energy Biscuits(HEB) in the schools and monitoring the program. Around 311,000 school children are fed on schools days. Formal Education Program (Barnamala Bidyapith) RRF is running 09(nine) formal schools for the underprivileged children and in these schools around 2800 students are currently reading in. The main purpose of these schools are to increase the access of the poor children for quality education so that they can build up themselves as the good citizens of the country and improve their social and economic status in the community. Children have to pay a very minimum amount of money as tuition fees and on the other hand they receive quality education. Quality education is ensured in these schools Non-Formal Education (Barnamala Pre-School) Rural Reconstruction Foundation mainly operates community-based pre-school from 2011. In earlier period, Save the Children facilitated this program with technical assistance, later, RRF keeps this activities continuing. RRF driven microfinance program backs this project with full swing of financial support, whereas, the existing RRF formal Education program named “Barnamala Bidyapith” gives the technical support and undertakes to implement this project. This event is basically being implemented in RRF’s working area, more particularly inside RRF driven formal-education catchments. All children between four to five years of age who are likely to start school in next year are considered to be enrolled in these pre-school. The students are not more than 30 for each school, so that they can make an impressive start from grade one. The name of all these pre-school is “Barnamala Pre-School” having one teacher per school for two hours long teaching learning activities in every school day. These schools maintain the government developed “operational framework for pre-school”. Students are aided to organize their daily lessons and homework assigned by the school teachers. In addition, in the community based pre-school students get involved in extracurricular activities like, singing, dancing, recitation, story-telling, comics, acting etc. that help to build their level of confidence. Plenty of education materials along with digital device make a good learning atmosphere inside the classroom that attracted the kids for coming school regularly. In 2015-16, 12 number of pre-school keep going to implement this event having a total of 283 students. Cultural & Sports Program In order to sustain poverty reduction program, PKSF has taken various incentive programs in association with its partner organizations all across the country. As part of this, along with economic development, intend to work with the people of the society including children and adolescents and young people in order to create a culture and sportsmanship society and nation through healthy

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culture and sports activities by involving the activities of the noble scholarship. In this regards, RRF has undertaken to precede this significant program in its working area especially in Jessore and Khulna districts with various cultural and sports events. Palli Karma-Shayak Foundation (PKSF) is supporting this project with cost-sharing manner. This program is basically moving with joint effort by RRF and PKSF. This program started triggering from July 2018. Socio Economic Development Program Microfinance Program: The main purpose of this program is to increase the poor people’s access to credit and empower them through increasing income, capacity building to handle their projects. RRF received a loan Tk. 2500 million from Palli Karma Shahayak Foundation (PKSF) and disbursed loans to 240,000 borrowers who are the ultimate beneficiaries of RRF. This support program has enabled them accessing loans, building capacity of using loans for productive projects and ultimately upgraded both their social and economic position in the community. RRF Foreign remittance Service (Inward) As one of the biggest three pillars of our national economy, Remittance is absolutely a giant contributor. Remittance contributes to our national economy is a large scale by increasing foreign exchange reserve, per capita income and employment opportunities. Bangladesh has once again taken a spot among top ten remittance-earning countries on the back of an upgrade in the legal status of migrant workers in Gulf countries, according to a World Bank report. In the just concluded fiscal year, migrant workers sent home $15.31 billion in remittance, the highest in the country's history. The remittance in 2014-15 also rose 7.6 percent from $14.23 billion in the previous fiscal year, according to Bangladesh Bank (BB) statistics released yesterday RRF has undertaken to promote remittance service from June 2009, has been render with the collaboration with Bank Asia Through different world renowned branded money transfer agent; Western Union, Wall Street, IME, Express Money, Merchant Trade, Choice Money, Placid Express and Remittance World. RRF promotes the remittance service through its all microfinance branch offices across the 21 districts in the country. Health Enhancing Resources and Increasing Capacities of Poor Households towards Elimination of their Poverty (ENRICH) ENRICH aims to alleviate poverty not only through income generation but through a holistic approach targeting other crucial aspects of human life including healthcare, education, employment generation with local and easily accessible resources and human capacity enhancing, youth development, community development, etc, the goal being sustainable development driven by the people themselves. Rural Reconstruction Foundation began to implement this project from August 2014 in Paikgacha Upazilla of Khulna district having the support from Palli Karma-Shahayak Foundation (PKSF). This program with a completely human and holistic approach has a long and all-inclusive jargon; Enhancing Resources and increasing Capacities of poor Households towards Elimination of their Poverty. The program primary concern is to ensure human dignity and freedom. Community Healthcare Program Rural Reconstruction Foundation driven “Community Healthcare Program” is an absolutely outreach project. Mainly, RRF planned to establish few Community Healthcare centers at the village level to extend Primary Health Care at the door step of the rural people especially to the beneficiaries of all RRF program and project in its working areas. RRF “Community Healthcare Program” basically seeks to ensure complete healthcare services in grass route level. Even the country’s healthcare status has reached a crossroads where success can be rejoiced but those could be short-lived if certain challenges are not met. Still lots of gaps are making some concern in this regards. From the Social Commitment, Rural Reconstruction Foundation started

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“Community Healthcare Program” from September, 2015 without being depended for having any financial support from outside. This program has been designed in the light of Government of Bangladesh driven Community Clinic which is financially backed by RRF itself. Environment and Climate Change Community Disaster Resilience Project Rural Reconstruction Foundation has a seasoned experience to work with the community and the victims caused by natural disasters over the past three decades. In connection with this phenomenon, Rural Reconstruction Foundation began this Community Disaster Resilience through Participatory approach for Safe Shelter Awareness Project in Sathkhira district which being implemented since 01 April 2015 financially backed by Jursey Overseas Aid Commission in association with Habitat for Humanity Bangladesh. The working areas basically uphold Waterlogging, Flooding, Tidal surges and Diseases outbreak. The focused attempt of this project is to promote disaster resilience for vulnerable people and low-income group applying PASSA methodology in order to enable the community to build their capacity in identifying hazards and vulnerabilities, recognize and analyze causes of shelter vulnerability, prioritize the strategy to improve shelter safety. Emergency Assistance: As Bangladesh is a calamity prone area, almost every year she has to face different types of natural disasters. To face both natural and manmade disasters RRF has made an emergency fund of worth Taka 10 million to face any unpredicted emergencies to respond immediately without donor’s fund. During the previous disasters RRF with the supports of different donors helped the victims with relief and rehabilitation in 2010 year with worth of Tk.790 million. RRF has already build-up a 6 member strong Disaster Mitigation Team who are capable to handle the primary emergency. Community Based Climate change Adaptation Project (CBCCAP) Rural Reconstruction Foundation has been significantly promoting few numbers of environmental projects in climate change affected areas especially in coastal areas after SIDR and AILA. Lately, in response to CCCP, RRF is belonging “Community based climate Change Adaption Programme” in association with Palli Karma-Sahayak Foundation (PKSF) which is backed by Bangladesh Climate Change Resilience Fund (BCCRF). The area RRF covers Dhansagor and Southkhali union of Sharankhola Upazilla in Bagerhat District. This project been implemented from September 2014 and will be lasted till September 2016. The key objective of the project is to enhance the capacity of selected communities to increase their resilience to the adverse impacts of climate change. RRF-Biogas Rural Reconstruction Foundation has been implementing the Infrastructure Development Company (IDCOL) backed RRF- Biogas Project from November 2009. The issues like improving sanitation in villages by linking toilets with biogas plants, mitigating donkeywork of rural women, reducing pressure on forest and accentuate social benefit, providing fuel for lighting purposes to rural households through biogas plants where grid electricity hardly available, providing fuel for cooking purposes and organic manure to rural households through biogas plants and some other things are highly considered in terms of this project implementation. Solar Home System With an estimated 40% of the population in Bangladesh having no access to electricity, the government introduced a scheme known as solar home systems (SHS) to provide electricity to households with no grid access. The program reached 3 million households as of late 2014 and, with more than 50,000 systems being added per month since 2009, the World Bank has called it "the fastest growing solar home system program in the world." Rural Reconstruction Foundation has started its Solar Home System Program in September 2012 in Off Grid area of Seven South-western districts; Jessore, Khulna, Satkhira, Bagerhat, Narail,

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Jhenaidhah & Magura in Bangladesh. Belong to Green Finance Scheme of Bangladesh Bank, Eastern Bank Limited and One Bank limited provide the financial support alongside RRF’s own Funding. The main focus of RRF is to put emphasize to provide electricity in to those remote area where the people don’t have electricity from national grid and put its contribution for ensuring maximum coverage of electricity within the country. Livelihood & Food Security Vulnerable group development (VGD) program Rural Reconstruction Foundation has signed the agreement on 07 May, 2013 with the Department of Women Affairs of the Government of the People Republic of Bangladesh for deliver the services to 3285 VGD women in Abhoynagor & Bagharpara Upazila of Jessoer district. Basically this VGD; the largest government driven safety net program targets the ultra-poor households aiming to improve the quality of life and enhance the productive income generating opportunities of Vulnerable Group development (VGD card holder) women. The commitment of this project is to provide life skill training on Income Generating Activities as well as on Nutrition, Primary Health, Human Rights, AIDs, Reproductive Health, Gender, Environment issues etc. Currently about 3285 women from ultra-poor households receive a monthly food ration combined with a package of development services in Bagharpara and Abhaynagar upazilla in Jessore District. The development package includes life skills and income generating skills training as well as a personal savings programme and access to micro-credit membership. Ultra Poor Programme (UPP)- Ujjibito Targeting the vulnerable and women-headed household, RRF began the “Ultra Poor Programme (UPP)-Ujjibito from November, 2016 in Khulna division with financial and technical support of Palli Karma-Shayak Foundation (PKSF), European Union (EU) and in association with Local Government Engineering Department (LGED). This project is being implemented focusing on Food Security and diverse safety net, in order to sustainable graduation from ultra-poverty of vulnerable and women-headed households. Reduction of hunger, enhancement of income generation with special concentration on household food and nutrition are the key inside attempts of this project. The RRF driven Microfinance Program’s ultra-poor beneficiaries and Local Government Engineering Department (LGED) driven Rural Employment and Road Maintenance Program’s beneficiaries are being considered for this project benefits. The ultimate objectives of this project are- Sustainable graduation from ultra-poverty of nearly 325,000 vulnerable and women-headed households, Graduation from ultra-poverty is taken to imply not rising above the lower poverty line, but actually achieving household nutrition security, non-food purchasing power, improved asset base and social status Uplifting the Quality of the Lives of Elderly People Program Rural Reconstruction Foundation (RRF) began to implement “Uplifting the Quality of the Lives of Elderly People” program from July 2017. RRF in association with PKSF through its various innovative activities has been playing a vital role for the country's sustainable development. The key intension of this attempt is working for improving the living standard of senior citizen and aims to sustain the development through different kind of innovative activities

The most important thing for the elderly people is to provide emotional support. Even family members are in the first place to take this responsibility and if they fail then the institutions should take the responsibility. This is of course, elderly people not as a client, but as a man and serving them in a way so that it does not hurt their self-esteem. These project activities are designed by putting people in the center and upholding the human dignity.

Rural Reconstruction Foundation is implementing various programs to improve the living standard of senior citizen as part of the organization's multidimensional activities. Under the program, RRF is providing necessary supports, including establishment of social center, allowance for senior citizen, forming special savings and pension scheme and many others for the senior citizens of Godaipur unions in Khulna district.

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Senior Citizen Welfare Program Bangladesh, with its 10 million out of 160 million in the older age group, is not out of the current global ageing stream and is facing a daunting challenge in providing social security, health care and other safety net programs to the seniors. At present, around 7 percent of Bangladesh's population constitutes the elderly population, but their absolute number (about 10 million) is quite significant, their rate of increase is also very alarming. About 8 million of them live in rural areas. We should extend all possible help that any senior citizen requires. Becoming a senior citizen should not necessarily mean retirement from active life. Senior citizens can and in many cases do contribute to the society. Should a senior citizen be in good health and keen to do a job, every opportunity should be extended to enable them to train the young or budding people to have utilization of pragmatism. We should not accept the loss of experience earned by senior citizens. Experience of senior citizens is wealth without any measurement criteria. Our Constitution clearly declares in article 15(D) that the government should introduce social security programme for the insolvent elderly population. However the only visible support to the older persons is the old age allowance (Boyosko Bhata) of Taka 300 a month per person. Is it well enough doing something for them? Lots of question marks come out in this regards. In our country, lots of activities are being done by government or non-government for the development of children, adolescents, women, but for older people, there is no significant activity. And this true that today we are standing on the platform made by them. RRF has strong intensity to do something for this great older people. As part of this, to honor these magnificent golden people, to express the gratitude for their inestimable sacrifice, on March- 2016 RRF has begun a philanthropic program namely “Senior Citizen Welfare Program” with the self-motivation. Without depending on anyone, RRF is implementing this completely self-financed program. RRF has set two Elderly Clubs named ‘Dipto’ in Jhekorgacha Upazilla and “Light House” in Sharsha Upazilla in Jessore district. This thanksgiving project is well-designed including various entertaining activities.

Learning and Innovation Fund to Test New Ideas (LIFT) Rural Reconstruction Foundation has undertaken to establish 19 desalination plants in Rampal Upazilla of Bagerhat District With a view to reducing the shortage of potable water in salinity prone areas. The PKSF backed “Production and distribution of low cost potable water at community level in salinity prone area” project has been started from 19 June, 2016 aiming to arrange long-lasting and fixed source of potable water for the community people through installing Reverse Osmosis Water Plant .

LIFT project is being implemented since 2006 to encourage and patronize innovative financial and non-financial initiatives intended to benefit the poor through the improvement of their livelihood, generation of sustainable environment and development of health and education and help develop new tools for poverty eradication.

Agriculture

Agricultural Value Chain (AVC) Project Sub-Sector: Mango and Vegetable Rural Reconstruction Foundation has undertaken to implement USAID-DAI backed Agricultural Value Chain Project from 15 May, 2015 in the southern part of the Country. This Project will achieve broad-based economic growth thus enhancing long-term food security in the targeted area by applying a market systems approach. Currently in South Bangladesh farmers fail to obtain optimum output from different agricultural crops due to inadequate knowledge of modern crop management techniques. Farmers lack awareness of the most effective methods of nurturing mango trees, harvesting techniques and timing, all crucial for producing the best quality. RRF also started Agro Enterprise to initiate business activities in agricultural crops (Mango, Eggplant, Bitter Gourd, Pointed Gourd and Cucumber) involving the commercial farmers in its working areas.

The attempts of Mango sub sector is to facilitate improved mango orchard management and post-harvest techniques and promote safe mango, while the Summer Vegetable is to facilitate improved cultivation and post-harvest management of summer vegetables and supply safe vegetables to consumer markets

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Sub-Sector: Mug Bean & Amon Rice Rural Reconstruction Foundation began implementing an Agricultural Value Chain project namely Promoting Agricultural Commercialization and Enterprises (PACE) project from May 2016, in Jessore, Jhenidha, Chuadanga and Magura district. The project is jointly financed by PKSF and International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD). The Financing Agreement of the project has been signed between the People’s Republic of Bangladesh and International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD). The ‘Promoting Agricultural Commercialization and Enterprises (PACE) Project is designed on the basis of contributing significantly in poverty reduction and employment generation for the country’s people. With regards to enhance the livelihoods i.e. higher income from self-employment, business profit, wage employment, and food security of the moderate and extreme poor in a sustainable manner. As a development partner of PKSF, RRF is keen to adopt with strategy of combining financial and non-financial services to accelerate the process of poverty reduction. Sub-Sector: Carp-Golda Rural Reconstruction Foundation has undertaken to implement an Agricultural Value Chain project namely Promoting Agricultural Commercialization and Enterprises (PACE) project from May 2016. From the very beginning RRF started working in two sub-sectors named Mug-bean and Amon Rice in Jessore, Jhenidha, Chuadanga and Magura district. Later, yet another sub-sector named Carp-Golda been included under this PKSF and IFAD backed PACE project form 16 February, 2017. The ‘Promoting Agricultural Commercialization and Enterprises (PACE) Project is designed on the basis of contributing significantly in poverty reduction and employment generation for the country’s people. With regards to enhance the livelihoods i.e. higher income from self-employment, business profit, wage employment, and food security of the moderate and extreme poor in a sustainable manner. The said project is being implemented in two streams; 1. Value Chain and 2. Technology and Product Adaptation. Agriculture based self-reliant Program ( Prottoy Prokolpo) “Prottoy’’ is an agriculture based self-reliant program of RRF. RRF is operating the self-reliant projects for generating sustainable source of income. Rural Reconstruction Foundation has been working from 2007 for the underprivileged group in the society with the different activities to alleviate the poverty. The core interventions of this project are production, processing and marketing by which the beneficiaries and organization both are benefited what RRF actually wants. The Department of Agriculture Extension facilitates this project which is located in Ulashi union of Sharsha upazilla in Jessore with the 8 acres of land. Capacity Strengthening Training Program: RRF has a well-equipped training center of its own where 120 people can be accommodated at a time. Different types of trainings are arranged by RRF to provide trainings to its staff and beneficiaries. We trust a proper training builds capacity, capability and skills of a person. We have an efficient trainer’s pool that can facilitate different training courses for staff and beneficiaries. WE also sell training as per need of any organization wishes to hire our trainers. In keeping with the current situation, now we focus the technical and vocation skill training in order to make a massive employment in the global labor market. Already we are implementing some skill training project.

Training and Resource Centre RRF Training and Resource Center (TARC) has started its going from 07 November, 1991 which is located in Ramnagar Union of Jessore Sadar Upazilla, Jessore; 10 kilometer trip from downtown Jessore. The essence of this TARC’s emergence is to create skill human resource for social development, to assist small NGO and poor community people through training activities and conduct different types of research repeatedly. The intent of this RRF self-reliant phenomenon to create a corporate momentum with its long run. This Spectacular training center which is absolutely surrounded by green natural beauty; offers its space to all the NGOs, development and corporate organizations and institutes as rental basis.

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Active Citizen Project Rural Reconstruction Foundation has been implementing the British Council backed “Active Citizen” project from May, 2015. This youth branded project aims to increase the number of young people that see active citizen as a way of overcoming traditional barriers, accessing decisions makers and influencing lives of their community. The project intends to deliver Active Citizen Youth Leadership Training-ACYLT Programmes and youth-led Social Action Projects where young people address their own priorities and involve people of all generations to make a positive change to their communities. In the 1st phase, the project is delivering 06 number of Active Citizen Youth Leadership Training covering 193 youth leaders in Jessore, and, Jhenaidah, Districts. The project supports young people through capacity building; youth led social action projects, policy dialogue, and youth exchange. Skill for Employment Investment Program (SEIP) Rural Reconstruction Foundation, over the years, has gained valuable experience on the multi-dimensional aspects of poverty and acknowledges the fact that Bangladesh is well-placed to benefit from the demographic dividend up to 2050, and believe that combined with effective policies and markets could trigger faster rates of economic growth and human development. Thereby, accept as true that human resource plays a vital role in the knowledge economy and working population and it is becoming an increasingly important factor for the performance of individuals, organizations and whole economies. However, the upgrading of skill based labor market due to technological and organizational change is one of the major threats for the low skilled workers in Bangladesh, as they are being unable to adjust their skills according to the market demand. From this comprehension, from December 2015, Rural Reconstruction Foundation (RRF) has begun a technical skill development program named “Skill for Employment Investment Program (SEIP) which is backed by Palli Karma-Shayak Foundation (PKSF). Asian Development Bank, Government of Bangladesh and Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) are jointly financing the project. In fact, under this project, 15-year-old or above youth people will receive skill development training in various technical trades and in which, 70% of the trainees will be placed in employment at home and abroad service. To promote this program, RRF has already taken required registration from Bangladesh Technical Education Board (BTEB) which is a pre-requisite to be entitled for this project implementation. Building Skills for Unemployed and Underemployed Labor (B-SkillFUL) Mandated by both Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) and European Union (EU) the B-SkillFUL Project of Swisscontact aims to improve the well-being of poor and disadvantaged men and women by increasing their access to the labor market and increased income where safeguarding their fundamental rights at work. Rural Reconstruction Foundation partnering with Dhaka Ahsania Mission has undertaken to promote this project in Jessore district from 01 May, 2017. This project takes effective initiatives for job placement alongside providing skills training. It also covers the basics of entrepreneurship in training programs for graduates interested in self-employment. In earlier, Rural Reconstruction Foundation completed this project in the name of SkillFUL in the duration of from March-2011 to August 2014. Other programs Promotion of Jute Crafts: This is a project RRF has undertaken with the supports of Jute Diversification and Promotion Centre (JDPC) nearly 8 months ago. We are grateful to JDPC for their technical and consultancy supports. We have been able to establish a Jute Crafts Centre in Jessore where extensively jute products are being used to make different crafts such as: shopping bags, school bags, floor mats, ladies items etc. We are trying to aware mass people on using of jute items instead of polythene bags as it pollutes the environment.

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Oitizzo Fashion House Oitizzo basically a self dependant Income Generating Project of Rural Reconstruction Foundation (RRF), established in 2010 in the heart of Jessore district. It is a fast growing and prolific project. The main characteristic of Oitizzo is ‘fair trade’. Oitizzo is dedicated to bring about positive changes in the lives of disadvantaged artisans and underprivileged women by giving them opportunity to flourish their talents and earn standard living aiming at economically strong. Otizzo currently have various significant lifestyles store which provide textiles, apparel, accessories, house ware and fine jewelry etc. Oitizzo embraces and nurtures a diverse representation of artisans. Angel Beauty Parlor RRF Angel Beauty parlor is a brand name in Jessore as it provides satisfactory and exceptional services to the clients. It was established in order to develop the sense and awareness of the basic health tips. It tries utmost to provide affordable services to our valued customers and clients upon their satisfaction. It is located in the heart of Jessore, established in 2010. It is dedicated to ensuring that the high standars of beauty services we have established are maintained. It offers- Nail file, Threading, Hand dressing, head massage, Hair dye, Hand bleach, Face bleach, purming, Hand wax, Leg wax, Manicure, Party make up, Hump, Model make up, Mehandi and many more. It also promotes skills training on beautification i.e. professional grooming Beautician course in order to create employment for the unemployed and underprivileged women Internship Internship is a great way for students to gain experience and explore career options, but RRF is keen to consider what interns can do for our organization. The internship experience is mutually beneficial for RRF and Interns either. The key component in setting up an internship in RRF is well-structured which includes information on learning objectives, daily responsibilities, short- and long-term projects, supervisor assignments, evaluation procedures, policies and expectations, and orientation and so on. In reality, setting up an internship program is similar to starting any new program or project: It's crucial that RRF have a plan with a view to conduct internship successfully. However, it's as easy as checking items off a list until that plan is put into action. RRF thinks Internship programs can be appeared with tremendous benefits to organization activities in terms of increasing productivity and recruiting well-suited staff members.

According to RRF Internship structure about 4 weeks to three months or the duration of one semester or quarter, or the duration that can be manageable by interns or organizations which take the internship services —is a common internship length here in RRF. However, length of internship can also be dictated by the duration of a school break; for instance, summer internships and winter internships are common, and take place over the course of a summer or winter vacation.

Members of the Executive Committee Duration: January 2016 - December 2018

SL Name Designation

01 Mir Rowshan Ali Mona Chairperson

02 Mr.Philip Biswas Executive Director

03 Mrs. Dr. Sahanaj Parvin Member

04 Mr.Shamol Kumar Chauduri Member

05 Mrs. Monzu-Ara Begum Member

06 Ms.Pia Magdalena Roy Member

07 Mrs. Jesmin Biplobi Das Member

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Members of the General Body

SL Name Designation

01 Mir Rowshan Ali Mona General Member

02 Mr.Philip Biswas General Member

03 Mrs. Dr. Sahanaj Parvin General Member

04 Mr.Shamol Kumar Chauduri General Member

05 Mrs. Monzu-Ara Begum General Member

06 Ms.Pia Magdalena Roy General Member

07 Mrs. Jesmin Biplobi Das General Member

08 Mr.Tarapada Das General Member

09 Mr. James L.D’ Rozario General Member

10 Mrs.Ratna Karmoker General Member

11 Md. Hares Uddin General Member

12 Abu Sayed Md. Abdul Huq General Member

13 Mrs.Maria Dias General Member

14 Mr. Sudhir Sardar General Member

15 Md.Mashiul Azam General Member

16 Md. Abdur Rashid General Member

17 Mrs. Mary Gomes General Member

18 Md. Rafiqul Alam General Member

19 Ms. Kolpona Sarker General Member

20 Mrs. Rashia Biswas General Member

21 Mrs. Puspo Mondol General Member

Management Team

Sl Name Designation

01 Pinku Rita Biswas Deputy Executive Director

02 Antony Biswas Assistant Executive Director

03 Myanila Biswas In-Charge- Admin and Humana Resource Dept.

04 Anjelo Das Director - TARC

05 Arun Kumar Biswas Director-Finance & Accounts

06 Md. Abul Kalam Azad Director- Training

07 Md. Shamim Uddin Deputy Director, Staff Development & Training

08 Md. Salim Reza Incharge-Microfinance

09 Md. Mokbul Ahmed Deputy Director- Communication & Documentation

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Address of Head Office and other Offices

01. Head Office: Rural Reconstruction Foundation

RRF Bhaban, C&B Road Karbala, Jessore-7400, Bangladesh Tel: 880 421 66906, 65663, 61679, Fax: 880 421 68546

Cell: 01713-000926 Email:admin@rrf-bd.org, info@rrf-bd.org

www.rrf-bd.org Contact: Mr. Philip Biswas, Executive Director Email: admin@rrf-bd.org philiprrf@gmail.com

02. Training Centre: Training & Resource Centre (TARC)

Ramnagar, Rajarhat, Jessore Tel: 880 421-68902, Mobile: 01711-182334

Contact: Mr. Anjelo Das, Director – TARC 03. Branch Offices Address

Sl No.

BRANCH CODE

BRANCH NAME MOBILE

NUMBER BRANCH ADDRESS

1 111305 JESSORE SADAR 01708417000 PTI SCHOOL ROAD. SOSTAITOLA, JESSORE SADAR, JESSORE

2 112203 CHURAMONKATHI 01708417020 CHURAMONKATHI BAZAR, STATION ROAD, JESSORE SADAR, JESSORE

3 111317 SATMAIL 01708417075 SATMAIL BAZAR, INFORNT OF SONALI BANK, JESSORE SADAR, JESSORE

4 112102 CHANCHRA 01708417001 CHANCHRA MORE, JESSORE SADAR, JESSORE

5 111306 JHUMJHUMPUR 01708417004 HAMIDPUR BAZAR, BALIADANGA, JESSORE SADAR, JESSORE

6 111312 RAMNAGAR 01708417005 RRF TARC, RAMNAGAR, RAJARHAT, JESSORE SADAR, JESSORE

7 111201 BOSUNDIA 01720526119 BOSUNDIA MORE, JESSORE SADR, JESSORE

8 111207 MAGURA 01720526100 MAGURA BAZAR, ABHOYNAGAR,JESSORE

9 111208 NOAPARA-01 01733073061 HOUSE NO:549, ROAD NO:34, SOUTH GOUAKHOLA, NOAPARA BAZAR, ABHOYNAGAR, JESSORE. (BESIDE THE PIRBARI).

10 111210 NOAPARA-2 01733073944 HOUSE NO:549, ROAD NO:34, SOUTH GOUAKHOLA, NOAPARA BAZAR, ABHOYNAGAR, JESSORE. (BESIDE THE PIRBARI).

11 112104 JHIKARGACHA-01 01708417006 GODKHALI BAZAR, JHIKARGACHA, JESSORE

12 112105 JHIKARGACHA-02 01720526245 KITTIPUR, JHIKARGACHA, JESSORE

13 112106 JHIKARGACHA-03 01708417007 KIRTIPUR, JHIKARGACHA, JESSORE

14 112204 CHUTIPUR 01720526243 MAHAMUDPUR MORE, CHUTIPUR BAZAR, JHIKARGACHA, JESSORE

15 112110 KAYEMKOLA 01708417067 MASHAD HOUSE, KAYEMKOLA BAZER, JHIKARGACHA, JESSOR

16 112109 BACKRA 1708417066 JAMODDAR VILA, BACKRA PAR BAZAR, JHIKARGACHA, JESSORE

17 112107 NAVARON 01708417008 UPAZILA HEALTH COMPLEX ROAD, NAVARON , SHARSHA, JESSORE (BESIDE THE UNION COUNCIL)

18 112409 SHARSHA 01708417009 KAMARBARI MORE, SHARSHA, JESSORE

19 112103 GOGA 01708417021 GOGA BAZAR, BENAPOLE, SHARSHA, JESSORE

20 112101 BAGANCHRA 01733075076 BAGANCHRA BAZAR, INFORNT FOODGODOUN, SHARSHA, JESSORE

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21 112108 RAJGONJ 01708417022 RAJGONJ BAZAR, MANIRAMPUR, JESSORE

22 111308 MANIRAMPUR 01708417028 TAHERPUR, RAJJGONJ MORE, INFORNT OF MODIMITA SEINAMA HALL, MAMIRAMPUR, JESSORE

23 111402 KESHABPUR 01708417027 KESHABPUR BAZAR, KESHABPUR, JESSORE (INFRONT OF FILING STATION)

24 111405 SAGORDARI 01720526273 SAGORDARI BAZAR, KESHABPUR, JESSORE

25 111307 KHAJURA 01708417023 JAHANARA MONJIL, MOTHURAMPUR,KHAJURA ,BAGHERPARA, JESSORE

26 111301 BAGHERPARA 01708417024 MOHIRON, BAGHERPARA, JESSORE (BESIDE THE POST OFFICE)

27 111316 NARIKELBARIA 01708417074 BABLUA SAHA HOUSE, BUS STAND, NARIKELBARIA BAZAR, BAGHERPARA, JESSORE

28 111302 CHARAVITA 01733073069 PAKARALI, CHARAVITA BAZAR, BAGHERPARA, JESSORE

29 112202 CHAUGACHA 01708417002 CHAUGACHA BAZAR( OLD POST OFFICE ROAD), CHAUGACHA, JESSORE

30 112208 PURAPARA 01708417003 PURAPARA BAZAR( BUS STAND), CHAUGACHA, JESSORE

31 111310 NARAIL 01720526256 MOHISHKHOLA, NARAIL SADOR, NARAIL

32 111311 PAJARKHALI 01720526257 NOLDI BAZAR, LOHAGARA, NARAIL

33 111304 MAGURA SADAR 01733073945 CHUPDAR PARA (MAJOR HOUSE), MAGURA POUROSOVA GORASTON ROAD, MAGURA SADAR, MAGURA

34 111303 HAJIPUR 01708417025 MOHAMMAD ABUY SAID BISWAS HOUSE, MIRZAPUR, HAJIPUR, MAGURA SADAR, MAGURA

35 111315 ARPARA 01705401349 KSAHIM MUNSHI HOUSE, ARPARA BAZAR, SHALIKHA ROAD, SHALIKHA, MAGURA

36 111309 NAKOL 01733073058 NAKOL BAZAR (BESIDE THE POLICE STATION) SREEPUR, MAGURA

37 112501 SIRPUR (MAGURA)

01708417065 SRIPUR BAZAR POSHIMPARA, SREEPUR, MAGURA

38 111206 KHULNA UMC 01720526282 KHALISHPUR, BESIDE THE MOHSIN COLLEGE, CENTRAL ROAD, KHALISHPUR, KHULNA

39 111211 SONADANGA 01733339971 HOUSE NO:4, ROAD NO: 02, NERALA RESIDENCE AREA, KHULNA SADOR, KHULNA

40 111205 DAULATPUR 01720526121 JABDIPUR, SONALI JUTE MILL, FULBARIGATE, DIGHALIA, KHULNA

41 111401 CHUKNAGAR 01733073068 MILKEIA, CHUKNAGOR BAZAR, SATKHIRA ROAD, DUMURIA, KHULNA

42 111404 PAIKGACHA 01720526116 BAPIKHALI, INFORNT OF PICKGACHA UPAZILLA PORISOAD, PICKGACHA BAZAR, PAIKGACHA, KHULNA

43 111406 GODAIPUR 01709951564 MOTBATI, NOTUN BAZAR, GODIPUR, PAIKGACHA, KHULNA

44 111403 KOPILMUNI 01708417029 KOPILMUNI BAZAR, COLLEGE ROAD, PAIKGACHA, KHULNA

45 111204 DIGHALIA 01720526114 BARIOMOGATI, DIGHALIA HOSPITAL/THANA MORE, DIGHALIA, KHULNA

46 111209 TEROKHADA 01720526115 TEROKHADA BAZAR, UPAZILA ROAD, TEROKHADA, KHULNA

47 111203 DAMODAR 01720526129 TAJPUR, PHULTALA BAZAR,(BESIDE THE GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL) PHULTALA, KHULNA

48 111202 BATIAGHATA 01720526118 HATBATI, BATIAGHATA BAZAR, BATIAGHATA, KHULNA

49 111212 KOIA 01733339997 MOHAMMAD NAGOR, INFORNT OF KHULNA UNIVERSITY, ABDUL OHAB ROAD, JOLMA, BATIAGHATA, KHULNA

50 111107 RUPSA 01720526117 KAZDIA BAZAR, RUPSA, KHULNA

51 111501 ALIPUR 01720526103 LABSA,INFORNT OF DORGA, SATKHIRA SADAR, SATKHIRA

52 111505 SULTANPUR 01720526258 MISSION PARA SULTONPUR, SATKIRA (BACK SIDE OF MISSIONPARA PRIMARY SCHOOL)

53 111503 BUDHATA 01720526271 BUDHATA BAZAR,GAZI MARKET 2ND FLOOR, ASSASUNI, SATKHIRA

54 111502 ASSASUNI 01708417030 SREEKOLAS, MANIKKHALI ROAD, BESIDE THE UPZILA OFFICE, ASSASUNI, SATKHIRA

55 111504 PATKELGHATA 01720526270 JUGIPUKARIA, PATKELGHATA BAZAR ( INFRONT OF PETROL PUMP) TALA, SATKHIRA

56 112410 KALAROA 01708417026 KALAROA HOSPITAL ROAD( BESIDE THE REGISTRY OFFICE), KALAROA, SATKHIRA

57 111104 MOLLAHAT 01720526123 MOLLAHAT, MASTER PARA, MOLLAHAT, BAGERHAT

58 111101 BAGERHAT SADAR 01720526279 JALIL HOWLADER HOUSE, BESIDE THE SHILPOKOLA ACADEMY, DOSHANI TRAFIC MORE, RAMPL ROAD, BAGERHAT SADAR, BAGERHAT

59 111102 CHITALMARI 01733073062 ARUABONNI, CHITALMARI UPAZILA MORE, (INFORNT OF BRAC OFFICE) CHITOLMARI, BAGERHAT

60 111106 RAMPAL 01720526124 RAMPAL BUS STAND ROAD, RAMPAL, BAGERHAT

61 111108 KATAKHALI 01705401348 HOLDING NO: 561/02, AMJAD HOSSAN BUILDING, LOKPUR BUS STAND, LOKPUR, FAKIRHAT, BAGERHAT

62 111103 FAKIRHAT 01720526274 ATTAKI BADIAR RAHAMAN HOUSE, (INFORNT OF SHEWLEY PETROL PAMP) ATTRAKI, FAKIRHAT, BAGERHAT

63 111105 MORRELGANJ 01720526275 DOBAGHATY, BESIDE THE UNION PORISHAD, DOBAGHATY BAZAR, MORRELGANJ,

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BAGERHAT

64 112205 JIBANNAGAR 01720526126 JIBANNAGAR HIGH SCHOOL PARA, JIBANNAGAR, CHUADANGA

65 112315 HASADAH 01708417078 HASADAH BAZAR (AHAKA CENTER), JIBANNAGAR, CHUADANGA

66 112316 ANDULBARIA 01708417080 ANDULBARIA BZAZR DORGA PARA, JIBANNAGAR, CHUADANGA

67 112312 DUMURHUDA 01733339995 DOSHAMI GULSHAN PARA, NEAR GRAMEEN BANK, DUMURHUDA, CHUADANGA

68 112314 DARSHANA 01705401350 ABDUR ROSHID HOSUSE, DARSANA MASTERPARA, BUS STAND , DARSANA, DUMURHUDA, CHUADANGA.

69 112308 KARPASDANGA 01708417040 ARAMDANGA BOTTALA, KARPASHDANGA,DUMURHUDA, CHUADANGA

70 112305 CHUADANGA 01708417046 EIDGAHA PARA, CHUADANGA SADAR, CHUADANGA

71 112309 SOROJGANJ 01708417047 JADIBPUR, SOROJGANJ BAZAR, CHUADANGA SADAR, CHUADANGA

72 112304 ASMANKHALI 01708417048 ASMANKHALI BAZAR, ALOMDANGA, CHUADANGA SADAR, CHUADANGA

73 112301 ALAMDANGA 01708417049 MILON MONJIL, STATION PARA, ALOMDANGA, CHUADANGA

74 112306 HATBOALIA - RMC 01708417044 HATBOALIA BAZAR, GANGNI ROAD, ALOMDANGA, CHUADANGA

75 112307 HATBOALIA - UP 01708417045 HATBOALIA BAZAR, GANGNI ROAD, ALOMDANGA, CHUADANGA

76 112317 JAMJAMI 01708417077 JAMJAMI BAZAR INFORNT OF POLICE FARI, ALOMDANGA, CHUADANGA

77 112207 MAHESHPUR 01720526109 PATIBAILA, MAHESHPUR MOHILA COLLEGE PARA,MAHESHPUR, JHENAIDAH

78 112209 BHOIROBA 01733073946 BHOIROBA BAZAR (INFRONT OF BHOIROBA POWER HOUSE) MAHESHPUR, JHENAIDAH

79 112206 KALIGANJ 01720526128 MODIGANJ, HOLAD BAZAR, INFRONT OF BIBHUTIBHUSON HIGH SCHOOL, KALIGANJ, JHENAIDAH

80 112210 NIMTALA 01733339970 JUEL SERITY BHABAN, ARPARA, BISVANDER ROAD, KALIGANJ,JHENAIDAH

81 112212 CHAPRAIL 01708417076 SAHID MIA HOUSE, CHAPRIL BAZAR, KALIGANJ,JHENAIDAH

82 112201 BAROBAZAR 01733073089 MITUN BAKERY HOUSE, FIGDANGA ROAD, BAROBAZAR, KALIGANJ

83 112311 JHENAIDAH SADAR

01733073943 MIZAN DARAGO HOUSE, MOHILLA COLLEGE ROAD, KLIKAPUR KAZIPARA, JHINAIDHA SADOR, JHINAIDHA

84 112313 DAKBANGLA 01733339994 DAKBANGAL NATHKUNDU ROAD, NEAR GRAMEEN BANK, DAKBANGLA , SUDIHATI BAZAR, JHENAIDAH

85 112604 GANNA 01708417072 GANNA BAZAR MAIN STAND, (TALUE SALAM HOUSE) BANNA, JHENAIDAH SADAR, JHENAIDAH

86 112605 HOLIDHANI 01708417073 HOLIDHANI BAZAR (SHOFI HAZA HOUSE) RAMCHANDROPUR ROAD, JHENAIDAH SADAR, JHENAIDAH

87 112603 HATGOPULPUR 01708417068 SHADIN VILA, LOHAGONGA ROAD, HATGOPAL BAZAR,JHENAIDAH SADAR

88 112601 VATIBAZAR 01708410035 VOGABAN NAGOR ROAD, VATIBAZAR, SHALIKUPA, JHENAIDAH

89 112602 SHEAIKPARA 01708410034 JAHIDUL ISLAM HOUSE, TARIBANI ROAD, SHEAIKPARA BAZAR, SHALIKUPA, JHENAIDAH

90 112211 KOTCHANDPUR 01733339991 KOTCHANDPUR T&T PARA, WORD NO: # 7, HOLDING NO: # 928, KOTCHANDPUR, JHENAIDAH

91 112408 MEHERPUR -RMC 01708417031 WAPDA MORE, MEHERPUR SADAR, MEHERPUR

92 112411 MEHERPUR -UP 01708417032 WAPDA MORE, MEHERPUR SADAR, MEHERPUR

93 112406 KATHULI 01708417033 GARABARIA BISWAS PARA, KATHULI, GANGNI, MEHERPUR

94 112302 AMJHUPI -RMC 01733073059 BARADI BAZAR, BESIDE THE SQUARE CLENICE, MEHERPUR SADAR, MEHERPUR

95 112303 AMJHUPI -UP 01733073078 BARADI BAZAR, BESIDE THE SQUARE CLENICE, MEHERPUR SADAR, MEHERPUR

96 112404 GANGNI -RMC 01708417034 SHASHIRPARA, HOSPITAL BAZAR, GANGNI, MEHERPUR

97 112405 GANGNI -UP 01708417035 SHASHIRPARA, HOSPITAL BAZAR, GANGNI, MEHERPUR

98 112402 BAMONDI -RMC 01708417036 BAMONDI NASHIPUR, BAMONDI BAZAR, AHAK CENTER, KUSHTIA ROAD, GANGNI, MEHERPUR

99 112403 BAMONDI -UP 01708417037 BAMONDI NASHIPUR, BAMONDI BAZAR, AHAK CENTER, KUSHTIA ROAD, GANGNI, MEHERPUR

100 112407 KAZIPUR 01708417043 IQUABLE HOSSAIN HOUSE, ALOM BAZAR, KAZIPUR, MEHERPUR

101 112412 MOJIBNAGAR -RMC

01708417038 KEDARAGONJ BAZAR, MOJIBNAGAR, MEHERPUR

102 112413 MOJIBNAGAR -UP 01708417039 KEDARAGONJ BAZAR,MOJIBNAGAR, MEHERPUR

103 112414 KUSHTIA SADAR 01705401351 DHRSHABA CLEANICE 317 JHENIADHAH ROAD, INFONT OF SERICKTE HOUSE, PURBA MOJIUMPUR, KUSTIA SADOR, KUSTIA

104 141101 SWAISTIPUR 01708410031 VADIALA BAZAR, RAJMOHAN VILA, SWAISTIPUR, KUSTIA SADAR, KUSHTIA

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105 141102 JHAUDIA 01708410032 BITTAPARA JABIR ALI SORNOKAR VILLA, KALITALA MORE, JHAUDIA, IU THANA, KUSHTIA SADAR, KUSHTIA.

106 141103 HORINARIONPUR 01708410033 HORINARIONPUR BAZAR, SHIE MOSQUE, , IU THANA, KUSHTIA SADAOR, KUSHTIA.

107 112401 AMLA 01720526267 AMLA BAZAR, INFORNT OF WAPDA, MIRPUR, KUSHTIA

108 141104 ALLARDARGA 01708416520 SURJENT GOLAM KABIRA HOUSE IN FORNT OF NASSIRUDDINF GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL,ALLARDARGA, DULATPUR, KUSHTIA

109 141105 HOSNABAD 01708416521 PRICKPUR ROAD, 2ND FLOOR MUKTIE CLENICE, HOSSANABAD BAZAR, DOULATPUR, KUSHTIA

110 141106 KHOKSHA 01708416522 ZIA UDDIN HOUSE, BESIDE THE MODEL TOWN, KOKSHA, KUSHTIA

111 141108 BASHGRAM 1708417069 BASHGRAM BAZAR, HIGH SCHOOL ROAD, KUMARKHALI, KUSHTIA

112 141107 VERAMARA 1708417071 BAMONPARA, VERAMARA, KUSTIA

113 121205 SHOMVUGONJ 01733073057 SHOMVHUGONJ POSHIM BAZAR (INFORNT OF ALAMIN FILING STATION), MYMENSINGH SADAR, MYMENSINGH

114 121302 MASKANDA 01708417062 ZILA PORISHAD, HIGH SCHOOL ROAD, MASKANDA , MYMENSINGH SADAR, MYMENSINGH

115 121301 CHURKHAI BAZAR 01708417063 CHURKHAI BAZAR, VHABUKHALI ROAD, MYMENSINGH SADAR, MYMENSINGH

116 121305 BHALUKA 01720526141 BHALUKA GASS LAIN MORE, BHALUKA, MYMENSINGH

117 121304 TRISHAL 01720526140 PURIBARI ROAD, CHORITALA, TRISHAL BAZAR, TRISHAL,MYMENSINGH

118 121102 DOKHINKHAN 01708417057 MODHUBAGH HAJIMARKAT, HOUSE NO-38, DOKHINKHAN, DHAKA

119 121106 UTTARA (UMC) 01720526134 ROAD NO: 30, HOUSE NO-01, SECTOR -07, UTTARA, DHAKA.

120 121103 KERANIGANJ 01708417058 ROHITPUR BODING BAZAR, ROHITPUR, KERANIGANJJ, DHAKA

121 121101 DOHAR 01733073056 NURSHEAIK HOUSE (GRAND FLOOR) INFORNT OF YOUSOPUR BAZAR, YOUSOPUR, DOHAR, DHAKA-1330

122 121203 SHAINPUKUR 01708416529 KURBAN DHEIKDER, GURAGANJ,MOKSHEDPUR, DOHAR, DHAKA

123 121202 NAWABGANJ 01708410028 AKLIMA HOUSE, DEGERPAR NUR JAMA MOSQUE, SOTO BOXIO NAGOR, NOBABGONJ, DHAKA

124 121110 ASHULYA 01708410030 HOUSE NO # 06, ROAD #54, MATTABAR BARI, TONGI BARI, ASHULYA, SAVAR, DHANKA

125 121107 TONGI 01733339996 MAIZA KOHENUR GURDEN, DHEAIK HAJARI ROAD, AUSPARI , TONGI, GAZIPUR.

126 121109 KONIBARI 01708410029 HOUSE NO # 1064, ROAD NO # 01, ESRARNAGOR HOUSING, HORINA CHALA, KONABARI.,NILNAGOR, GAZIPUR SADAR, GAZIPUR

127 121108 CHOWRASTA 01709954356 HOUSE NO # 625, (GRAND FLORE),GREATWALL CITY,CHANDONAICE CHOWRASTA,GAZIPUR SADAR, GAZAIPUR

128 121104 PUBAIL 01708417061 TALUTIA, MIRAIRE BAZAR, PUBAIL, JOYDEVPUR, GAZIPUR.

129 121303 SREEPUR 01708417060 AMTOLA MORE, MOUNA, SREEPUR, GAZIPUR.

130 121105 SREENAGAR 01708417059 DAYALVOGE, UPAZILLA ROAD, SREENAGAR, MUNSHIGANJ

131 121201 VAGGOKUL 01708410027 BAPARIA VILA, BALASUR BOWBAZAR, VAGGOKUL, SREENAGAR, MUNSHIGANJ

132 131305 RAJSHAHI SADAR 01708417042 SAHAIRGACHA BAIPASS ROAD,RAJPARA, RAJSHAHI

133 131306 RAJSHAHI UMC 01720526137 MUSLIM VILA, BALIAPOKUR SOTABATTALA, SIROIL,RAJSHAHI SADOR, RAJSHAHI

134 131304 POBA 01708417053 NOUHATA BAZAR,POBA,PUTIA, RAJSHAHI.

135 131203 BANESHWAR 01720526132 RAJIB ALI HOUSE, SUNDERPARA, GOVT. COLLEGE,BANSHWAR,PUTIA, RAJSHAHI.

136 131303 MOHANPUR 01720526229 MOHONPUR COLLEGE ROAD, MOHONPUR BAZAR,MOHONPUR, RAJSHAHI.

137 131302 CHARGHAT 01720526228 HAMONTO MORE, SURDHA, CHARGHAT BAZAR,CHARGHAT, RAJSHAHI.

138 131204 BAGHMARA 01720526227 VABANIGONJ,BAGMARA,RAJSHAHI.

139 131307 TAHIRPUR 1708417070 ABUL KESHIM HOUSE, GOPALPARA, TAHIRPUR BAZAR, BAGMARA, RAJSHAHI

140 131202 DURGAPUR 01720526133 S.R. MONGIL,JAMTOLA,DURGAPUR, RAJSHAHI

141 131301 BAGHA 01720526226 DAXINMILIK BAZAR,BAGHA.RAJSHAHI.

142 131205 NATORE SADAR 01733073070 CHOCK BOUDONATHPUR GURARAROUT,NATORE SADOR, NATOR

143 131206 NALDANGA 01708417052 NOLDANGA HAT, NOLDANGA, NATORE.

144 131207 SINGRA 01720526238 PETROBANGLA, SINGRA BUS STAND (INFORNT OF PETROBANGLA MOSQUE) ,SINGRA,NATORE.

145 131201 BAGATIPARA 01708417050 BEHARCOUL,BESIDE THE BAGATIPARA DEGREE COLLEGE, BAGATIPARA, NATORE.

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146 131107 LALPUR 01720526239 UTTARLALPUR, LALPUR, NATORE.

147 131105 GURUDASPUR 01708417051 UTTAR NARIBARI, KAMARPARA,GURUDASHPUR,NATORE.

148 131103 BONPARA 01720526237 BOULPARA ROAD,BONPARA, BARIGRAM, NATORE.

149 131102 BARAIGRAM 01708417054 ADVOCKET ABDUR RASHID HOUSE, LOXIKOL BAZAR, BARIGRAM,NATORE.

150 131208 AHMEDPUR 01708417079 MA BABA VILA, AHMEDPUR BAZAR KOLAR HAT, BARAIGRAM, NATORE

151 131402 BERA 01720526236 CHOCKPARA, RANA HOUSE, BERA, PABNA

152 131406 SANTHIA 01720526131 KONABARIA,SANTHIA,PABNA.

153 131403 KASHINATHPUR 01733073063 KASHINATHPUR, SHATIATALA, DABTALA, SHANTHIA, PABNA.

154 131401 ATHAIKULA 01720526234 ROGHUNATHPUR (BESIDE THE BRAC OFFICE), ATIAKHULA.PABNA.

155 131106 ISHWARDI 01708417056 SHAPUR NOTUN HAT GOLCHATTOR, ISHARDI,PABNA.

156 131108 MULADULI 01705401352 RAJAPUR, PRNOKLOSH, BARAIGRAM , NATOR

157 131404 PABNA 01708417055 RADANAGOR, (BACK SIDE OF TRIPTY NLOY HOTAL), PABNA SADOR, PABNA

158 131101 ATGHARIA 01720526232 JALALER DHAL (BESIDE THE SALUK FILING STATION) ATHGHORIA,PABNA.

159 131104 CHATMOHAR 01720526233 CHATMOHOR BAS STAND, AFRATPARA, CHATMOHAR, PABNA.

160 131405 SHAHJADPUR 01720526230 PARKOLA,SHAJATPUR, SHIRAGJONG

161 131407 ULLAHPARA 01720526231 SHAMOLI PARA,ULLAPARA,SHIRAGJONG.

162 151105 MADHUKHALI 01708416523 GONDARDIA, (BESIDE OF MALEK EYE HOSPITAL, MADHUKHALI, FARIDPUR

163 151103 BOALMARI 01708416526 SHIBPUR, BOALMARI COLLEG PARA, BOALMARI, FARIDPUR

164 151104 KADERDI 01708416525 KADERDI BAZARA, BOALMARI, FARIDPUR

165 151102 KNAIPUR 01708416524 VATI KANAIPUR, BOALMARI, FARIDPUR

166 151101 FARIDPUR SADAR

01708416527 LAXURY HOUSIHG, GOALCHAMOT, SERANGON, FARIDPUR SADOR, FARIDPUR

167 151106 KHALILPUR 01708416528 KHALILPUR BAZAR, FARIDPUR

168 151107 VANGA 01708417041 TALUKID VILA, KAPORIA SODARDIE, THANA ROAD, VANGA, FARIDPUR

04. Zonal Office Address

SL No

Name of Zone and Regional

office Responsible person

Mobile number

Office address

1 Jessore Zone Uzzal Kumar Rahut 01708410025 Sky Bhaban, Shaikhati, Infont of Jessore Education Board Office, Jessore

2 Khulna Zone Md. Moustfizur Rahman

01720526104 Beside the Mohsin college, Central Road, Khalishpur, Khulna

3 Rajshahi Zone Md. Rajaul Haque 01720526277 Chock Boudonathpur Gurare Arout,Natore Sador, Nator

4 Dhaka Zone Ashok Mondol 01733073055 Road No: 01, House No-10, Sector -09, Uttara, Uttara, Dhaka.

5 Meherpur Zone

Goutam Das 01733075090 Wapda More, Meherpur Sador, Meherpur

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05. Regional Offices Address

Thank you

1. Jessore-1 Md. Golim Kibria 01733073095 SKY BHABAN, SHAIKHATI, INFONT OF JESSORE EDUCATION BOARD OFFICE, JESSORE

2. Jessore-2 Md. Tohidul Islam 01708410026 SKY BHABAN, SHAIKHATI, INFONT OF JESSORE EDUCATION BOARD OFFICE, JESSORE

3. Navaran David Solil Bala 001733073052 BESIDE THE SARSA UNION COUNCIL, NAVARON, SARSA, JESSORE

4. Magura Shakir Chandro Mondol

01720526262 H M SHOFIQUL ALOM(BULBUL) HOUSE, 166/2 DOARPARA, BASHTALA MORE, HATARE RASTA, MAGURA SADOR, MAGORA

5. Chowgacha Md. Moniruzzamanm

01733339972 SHIKA COTTAGE, INFONT OF CHOWGACHA THANA, COARTCHADPUR ROAD, CHOWGACHA, JESSORE

6. Faridpur MD. Forhad Hossain 01733073097 LAXURY HOUSIHG, GOALCHAMOT, SERANGON, FARIDPUR SADOR, FARIDPUR

7. Khulna Md. Moustfizur Rahman

01733339975 BESIDE THE MOSHINE COLLEGE, CENTRAL ROAD, KHALISHPUR, KHULNA

8. Damuador Ranajit Kumar Sarkar 01733339978 TAJPUR, PHULTALA BAZAR,(BESIDE THE GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL) PHULTALA, KHULNA

9. Bagerhat Hasibul Hasan 01733339977 BESIDE THE SHILPOKOLA ACADEMY, DOSHANI TRAFIC MORE, BAGERHAT SADOR, BAGERHAT

10. Satkhira Sanjib Kumar Mitra 01708417064 MISSION PARA SULTONPUR, SATKIRA (BACK SIDE OF MISSIONPARA PRIMARY SCHOOL)

11. Chuknagor Sonjoy Mitro 01733075064 ROBAUL FOKIR HOUSE, SATKHIRA ROAD, CHUKNAGOR BAZAR, DUMURIA, KHULNA

12. Meherpur Rebati Kumar Saha 01733339973 WAPDA MORE, MEHERPUR SADOR, MEHERPUR

13. Bamondi Md. Shoidul Islam 01708416910 BAMONDI NASHIPUR, BAMONDI BAZAR, AHAK CENTER, KUSHTIA ROAD, GANGNI, MEHERPUR

14. Chuadanga Mazidul Islam 01733339979 EIDGAH PARA, CHUADANGA, CHUADANGA SADOR, CHUADANGA

15. Jibannagar Md.Ariful Islam 01709951505 JIBANNAGAR HIGH SCHOOL PARA, JIBANNAGAR, CHUADANGA

16. Jhinaidha Nirmol Kanti Mondol 01733339992 MIZAN DARAGO HOUSE, MOHILLA COLLEGE ROAD, KLIKAPUR KAZIPARA, JHINAIDHA SADOR, JHINAIDHA

17. Sheaikpara Md. Shohidul Islam 01708417085 JAHIDUL ISLAM HOUSE, TARIBANI ROAD, SHEAIKPARA BAZAR, SHALIKUPA, JHENAIDAH

18. Rajshahi Animes Achargo 01733339980 SAHAIRGACHA BAIPASS ROAD, KASHIADANGA, RAJSHAHI SADOR, RAJSHAHI

19. Natore Md. Ashaduzzaman 01733339993 CHOCK BUDDONATHPUR GURARE AROUT, NATOR SADOR, NATOR

20. Bera Md. Salim Mia 01733075078 CHOCKPARA, RANA HOUSE, BERA, PABNA

21. Banwasher Zillur Rahman 01708417083 RAJIB ALI HOUSE, SUNDERPARA, GOVT. COLLEGE,BANSHWAR,PUTIA, RAJSHAHI.

22. Barigram Rabioul awal Sarkar 01708410054 ADVOCKET ABDUR RASHID HOUSE, LOXIKOL BAZAR, BARIGRAM,NATORE.

23. Kustia Moustafizaur Rahman

01720526250 DHRSHABA CLEANICE 317 JHENIADHAH ROAD, INFONT OF SERICKTE HOUSE, PURBA MOJIUMPUR, KUSTIA SADOR, KUSTIA

24. Dhaka Ashok Mondol 01733073054 ROAD N0: 01, HOUSE NO-10, SECTORE -09, UTTARA, DHAKA.

25. Dohar Habibur Rahman 01709951561 NURSHEAIK HOUSE (GRAND FLOOR) INFORNT OF YOUSOPUR BAZAR, YOUSOPUR, DOHAR, DHAKA-1330

26. Mymenshing Moustfa Kamal 01733339987 ZILA PORISHAD, HIGH SCHOOL ROAD, MASKANDA , MYMENSINGH SADAR, MYMENSINGH