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vso-youth-volunteering-bangladesh-report VSO Bangladesh (VSOB) has adopted a rights-based approach which...

Sectors: A! Active Citizenship

VSO Bangladesh (VSOB) has adopted a rights-based approach
which considers that if poverty is to be reduced in Bangladesh, it
is necessary that the poor themselves become a stronger voice in
society. This is not only through NGOs but also as active volunteers
and citizens to influence governments and elites. VSO Bangladesh
has been facilitating a process of social and cultural transformation
in nine districts across three regions in Bangladesh (NW, SW and
Chittagong Hill tracts) to implement projects in 64 ‘model villages’4
focused on engaging three groups of key players:

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