COAST (www.coastbd.net) has emerged as an NGO from a ten-year-old project of an international NGO since the beginning of 1998. It was a project situated in the southern part of Bhola island, i.e., in the mouth of the Bay of Bengal where joint flow of world mighty river Ganjes and Bramhaputra met, this is one of the world most dangerous ;cyclone zone. It was for painstaking nationalization process have had happened during the period of 1994- 1997, mainly these are reducing overhead cost in...
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COAST Dhurong BranchRefugee Investment Network (RIN): RIN focuses on mobilizing investment capital to support refugee-owned and refugee-supporting businesses. They work to create economic opportunities for refugees by... Read More
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COAST Kutubdia Sadar BranchMicrocredit NGOs operating in refugee areas focus on providing financial services, particularly small loans, to refugees and displaced populations. These organizations aim to empower refugees... Read More
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COAST Kalarmarchara BranchMicrocredit NGOs operating in refugee areas focus on providing financial services, particularly small loans, to refugees and displaced populations. These organizations aim to empower refugees... Read More
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COAST Hoanok BranchThe concept of microcredit gained prominence through the work of Nobel Peace Prize laureate Muhammad Yunus and the Grameen Bank in Bangladesh. Microcredit NGOs follow similar models to Grameen Bank,... Read More
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COAST Moheshkhali Sadar BranchCommunity Empowerment: Fostering economic self-sufficiency by enabling borrowers to create sustainable livelihoods and improve their standard of living.Social Impact: Targeting marginalized or... Read More
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COAST Harbang BranchSocial Impact: Targeting marginalized or economically disadvantaged groups, often focusing on women, to help them become financially independent and contribute to their families'... Read More
