Bangladesh
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Bangladesh
1977
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C2
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US$ 10.65 million
Core Contribution
US$ 0 million
Complementary Contribution
US$ 0.04 million
Supplementary Contribution
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When Mosammat Karfunnesa, 50, was raising her four sons in rural Bangladesh, she could not afford to send them to school, and her husband, a rural laborer, was often unemployed. But despite these challenges, Karfunnesa never gave up on wanting to make a difference for her family.
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New microenterprise project to make farming profitable for half a million Bangladeshi families
December 2019
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IFAD and the Government of the People's Republic of Bangladesh have signed an agreement to launch a project to accelerate inclusive economic growth, sustainably reduce poverty and improve food and nutrition security.
IFAD, Bangladesh and partners to invest $54.8 million to improve infrastructure and living standards in coastal chars
August 2019
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More than 342,000 people in southeast Bangladesh living on coastal chars created by silt deposits will benefit from new financing for a project to reduce poverty and hunger and develop rural livelihoods. People living on chars are often hardest hit by climate change effects like sea-level rise as they often live in poorly constructed housing and on low-lying land that is vulnerable to extreme weather.
IFAD and Bangladesh invest US$109 million to increase incomes of rural households
August 2018
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The International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) and Bangladesh today signed a financing agreement to significantly increase incomes and food and nutrition security for 250,000 rural households in southern Bangladesh where the highest percentage of rural poor reside.
IFAD and Bangladesh invest US$92.4 million to improve livelihoods for poorest rural households in flood-prone areas
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The International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) and Bangladesh signed a financing agreement today to sustainably improve incomes and promote resilience to extreme weather conditions for 303,000 rural households in six flood-prone districts in northern Bangladesh.