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ACLAB Observed World AIDS Day 2016

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Bangladesh Malaria Control Programs Team nominated to Syed Tarikul Islam for election Bangladesh Country Coordinating Mechanisms (BCCM)

Bangladesh Malaria Control Programs Team has been nominated to Mr. Syed Tarikul Islam the Executive Director of Alliance for Cooperation and Legal Aid Bangladesh (ACLAB) for coming membership election of Bangladesh Country Coordinating Mechanisms (BCCM). Its noted that The Bangladesh Country Coordinating Mechanism (BCCM) committee consists of 33 members, with representation from both the public and private sectors, including government, multilateral or bilateral agencies, non-governmental organizations, academics, private sector, key affected populations (KAP) and people living with the diseases (PLWD). The CCM is a central pillar of the Global Fund’s architecture to ensure country-driven, coordinated, and multi-sectoral processes for leveraging and effecting additional resources … to fight HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis (TB) and Malaria. During the Annual Planing Meeting of Malaria Control Programs has been conducting at the Hotel Sea Palace in Cox's Bazar district in Bangladesh on dated 27th t0 28th September 2016, Bangladesh Team Malaria gave nomination to Mr. Syed Tarikul Islam to participate into the BCCM election on behalf of Bangladesh Malaria Control Programs Team.

ACLAB has been implementing Malaria control programs in hill-tracks district since 2007 funded by The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria (GFATM) and Government of Bangladesh (GoB) through BRAC (Building Resources Across Communities).

Also, since inception, ACLAB implemented and continuing many projects on prevention of HIV/AIDS and others public health issues in different districts in Bangladesh.

Please fell free to watch the video clip to get a synopsis about ACLAB: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DZx5-LyQSts

Mr. Syed Tarikul Islam also Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Community Radio Naf 99.2 fm, Teknaf-Cox's Bazar and Secretary General of Bangladesh Community Radio Association (BCRA).

To know about Mr. Syed Tarikul Islam, please visit the feature article published by Modern Ghana Media Group: https://www.thenigerianvoice.com/news/189509/1/sdg-tarikul-islam-prioritized-to-reduce-sound-poll.html

Mr. Tarikul Islam want your wishes and requested to everybody to pray for him so that he play a leadership role in the Bangladesh Country Coordinating Mechanisms (BCCM) for its development in order to contribute to Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) achievement and building a Digital Bangladesh.

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Syed Tarikul Islam's speech at First SAARC Level Community Radio Conference, Kathmundhu-Nepal, 9th & 10th August 2016

Honorable Chair of the session, Respected Panelist and Distinguish Guest & Journalist. Finally, Thanks to organizer and supporting organizations.

It is my pleasure to be here and giving me opportunity to speak. This SAARC Level Regional Community Radio Conference gives us to share experience on Community Radio related matter.

However, now 17 Community Radios are broadcasting across the country Bangladesh and more 15 are coming within short time. Bangladesh Government has plans to establish more Community Radio. For your kind information, we have formed Bangladesh Community Radio Association (BCRA) with all Community Radio initiators. The aim of the association is to strengthen Community Radio in Bangladesh as well as build-up a strong networking with regionally & globally.

Community Radio in Bangladesh is the new community based mass media and still it is in learning stage but we have learned more during this time. Community Radio is not a project, even not sectors. I thought, it is a movement for social change and economical development particularly women empowerment, youth development, access to information of hard core poor people and raise their voice. It is not easy because of still we are facing some problems, such as resource mobilization, community involvement, inadequate infrastructure & equipment, human resource, appropriate research, etc.

But we have a lot of opportunity because of positive role of our government, professionals, networking bodies and positive attitude of the community people. According to our experience, I thought it’s proved that Community Radio can play important role for social change and community development.

Therefore, I would like draw your attention to all. We need our work togetherly in regionally & internationally through partnership, building good networking, exchange sharing, joint publication for the sustainability of Community Radio in the SAARC region.

Thank you again to all.

Syed Tarikul Islam

CEO of Community Radio Naf 99.2 FM

General Secretary of Bangladesh Community Radio Association - BCRA

Executive Director of Alliance for Cooperation and Legal Aid Bangladesh (ACLAB)

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District sharing meeting on Safe Migration for Bangladeshi Workers Project

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Photo Post: ACLAB Observed World No Tobacco Day 2016

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Infographic: Quantitative & Qualitative Achievement of ACLAB's HIV/AIDS & Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) Experience since 1995 in Bangladesh

ACLAB Experience on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) since 1995 in Bangladesh Infographic

ACLAB's LIST OF PROJECTS ON HIV/AIDS/SRHR:

1. Link-UP Project among 30,000 Young People & MSM vulnerable on HIV/AIDS in 11 districts in Chittagong division supported by Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Government of Netherlands consortium with HASAB, Marie Stopes Bangladesh and Population Council since 2014,

2. Expanding HIV/Prevention Service with MSM & Transgender in Sathkhira district supported by GFATM, ICDDR, through Light House since 2014,

3. Influencing policy people for positioning the sexual and reproductive health and rights in Cox’s Bazar district & National level supported by IPPF since 2014,

4. Community action Sexual Reproductive Health and Right Policies in Asia in Dhaka Metropolitan City & Mymensingh district supported by HASAB since 2012,

5. Expanding HIV Prevention for MSM and Hijra in Bangladesh in Satkhira district among MSM and Hijra consortium with Light House in 2010,

6. HIV/AIDS Intervention Services (HAIS) Package#11 in Cox’s Bazar Sadar, Teknaf Upazila of Cox's Bazar district, and Dhaka district among 1050 Street Based Sex Workers supported by World Bank, through NASP and Ministry of Health and Family Welfare in 2004 to 2010,

7. HIV/AIDS Prevention Project (HAPP): Procurement of NGO Services (PNS) for Street Based Sex Workers Package in Teknaf, Noakhali and Cox’s Bazar among 600 Street Based Sex Workers supported by World Bank, DFID and UNICEF in 2004 - 2007 and extended re-titled as HIV/AIDS Targeted Intervention (HATI) to 2009,

8. Capacity Building project for women and Children in Brothels (CBP) among 650 Sex workers and their children in Jessore, Khulna, and Cox’s Bazar districts supported by Community Contribution, CDF & ACLAB’s own funding in 2007,

9. Piloting Managed Health Care for Sex Workers in Jessore brothel among 600 Commercial Sex Workers supported by Development Market Place, Washington DC; and World Bank in 2004,

10. Prevention and Control Program on STD/HIV/AIDS in Burimari land port in Lalmonirhat among 2000 Truckers, Labours and transport workers supported by ACLAB’s own fund in 2002,

11. Capacity Building, Poverty Alleviation and Sustainable Livelihood of Socially Disadvantaged Women and Their Children living in brothels in Jessore Brothel among 650 Sex Workers Children supported by Department of Social Service (DSS) and UNDP in 2000, expanded in 2002 - 2007,

12. Awareness Raising on Health Care and Control and Prevention of STDs/HIV/AIDS and Reproductive Health for the garments workers in Mirpur 1 in Dhaka Metropolitan among the 300 garments workers Supported by Directorate of Family Planning (DFP) of Bangladesh Government and ACLAB’s own in 2002,

13. Survey on the Socially Disadvantaged Women (Commercial Sex Workers) and their children living in brothel in Narayanganj, Mymensing, Jesssore and Rajbari district among 4460 Commercial Sex Workers (CSWs) supported by Ministry of Social Welfare (MSW) of Bangladesh Government in 1999,

14. Prevention and Control of STD/AIDS through Education and Promotion of Condom Use in Kandu Patti Brothels in Dhaka among 500 Commercial Sex Workers (CSWs) Supported by CIDA Canada in 1995,

15. Need Assessment of the Commercial Sex Workers (CSWs) in Jessore Brothels among 490 Commercial Sex Workers Supported by HASAB in 1995,

16. Intervention Program on MCH, FP, and reproductive Health and HIV/AIDS Education in Mirpur and Mohammadpur in Dhaka City among 600 slum dwellers, richshapullers and laborers supported by Directorate of Family Planning in 1992,

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Syed Tarikul Islam's speech at First SAARC Level Community Radio Conference, Kathmundhu-Nepal, 9th & 10th August 2016

District sharing meeting on Safe Migration for Bangladeshi Workers Project

Photo Post: ACLAB Observed World No Tobacco Day 2016

Infographic: Quantitative & Qualitative Achievement of ACLAB's HIV/AIDS & Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) Experience since 1995 in Bangladesh

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