It has been an unsettling time for the people of Bangladesh. Covid-19 has heavily impacted our lives. However, we see some resilience in the performance of the Bangladesh economy and it has been attained with a significant contribution through rural development.

In these rapidly changing times, we believe identifying appropriate interventions is key to support people in need. CRD has been supporting different development agencies in conducting needs assessment. At the same time, we also believe learning is an instrumental element for improving programme effectiveness. Therefore, applying scientific tools and techniques, CRD helps its clients to know the level of impact that has been achieved by their interventions.

Meanwhile, CRD has supported number of leading INGOs, UN Organizations and important Ministries and Departments of Government of Bangladesh in carrying out research, evaluation, needs assessment, and system design.

At CRD, we aim to continue increasing our practical ability to generate results and evidence together as we share the challenges of transformative change with the clients on a global scale.

Final Evaluation of Ella Program (Ella pad and Ella Mask): Two Projects of Ella Alliance

Duration: 01 October - 30 November 2020

Funded by: Ella Alliance 

Assignment Summary:

Ella programme is a   Details

A Study on Review of Current Practices in Uses of Gender Responsive Guideline for DPP: Lessons Learned and Way Forward.

National Resilience Program (NRP), a joint initiative by Government of Bangladesh, two development partners and three UN agencies with the prior   Details

Gender Assessment of “Taking successful innovation to scale pathway for disability inclusive graduation out of poverty” Project

Funded by: DFID

Project Summary:

Handicap International has been supporting people with disabilities in their respective p   Details

Training Facilitation of “Gender and Development” for 18 mid-level staff of Handicap International Bangladesh

CRD has facilitated the- “Gender and Development” training for 18 mid-level staff of Handicap International Bangladesh in 2019. Also   Details