Social Communication & Advocacy: Networking

Networking is a significant part of our activities. We have a strong network with Government officials, policy makers, NGOs, media, civil society and other concerns for smooth and effective implementation of our activities. We utilize this networking to create pressure on respective concerns for reviewing or changing policies as well as practices.

For implementing our CFPR-TUP Advocacy we are in network with members of the Parliament, Government officials, teachers, journalists, economists, social scientists and NGOs.

In terms of Health Advocacy we have strong network with media, TB experts and 28 partner NGOs.

For Safe Migration Advocacy we are working as a secretariat of National Alliance for Migrants Rights Bangladesh (NAMR’B). There are 20 NGOs, INGOs and practitioners involved in this network. We seek to expand a world wide networking on up coming days.