Young Bangla
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| Young Bangla | |
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| Motto | Connecting the Dots |
| Commercial? | No |
| Country | Bangladesh |
| Prime Minister(s) | Sheikh Hasina Wazed |
| Ministry | Bangladeshi Government |
| Key people | Sajeeb Wazed |
| Launched | 15 November 2014 |
| Website | youngbangla |
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Young Bangla is an initiative launched by the Bangladeshi government in 2014.[1] The Young Bangla Programme comprises several schemes involving youth-led organizations.[2][3][4]
History
[edit]The Young Bangla campaign was launched by the government of Bangladesh on 15 November 2014 with the stated goal of training young people in Bangladesh in different skills by 2020.[5]
Initiatives
[edit]- Skill Development Mission
- Vision 2020 Internship
- Joy Bangla Youth Award
- Joy Bangla Concert
- Tiger's Den
- Youth Policy Parliament
- Idea Submission for 50 Years Celebration
- Let's Talk[6]
Joy Bangla Youth Award
[edit]Sajeeb Wazed, ICT adviser to the prime minister, presented the awards to the top 30 winners at a function held at the auditorium of the Sheikh Hasina National Youth Centre in Savar on 21 October 2017.[7][8]
2017 winners
[edit]- Kaktarua, Sylhet
- Barisal Youth Society, Barisal
- Shopno Dakho Social Welfare Organization, Jessore
- Be Related to Audio Visual Education (BRAVE), Chandpur
- Iccheypuron Samajik Sangathan, Sylhet
- Durbur Foundation, Comilla
- IPositive, Thakurgaon
- Model Live Stock Advancement Foundation, Dhaka
- Jagoron Club, Satkhira
- Potenga Protibondhi Unnoyon Shongothon, Chittagong
- Kollol Foundation, Natore
- Manobsheba Mulok Shongothon Prottoy, Moulovibazar
- Amar School, Gaibandha
- Uttaran Bangladesh, Moulovibazar
- SPaRC – Supporting People & Rebuilding Communities, Rangamati
- WFH Foundation, Dhaka
- Manob Kollankami Onathaloy, Netrokona
- Shishu Bikash, Naogaon
- Iccheypuron Samajik Sangathan, Sylhet
- Shadheen, Dinajpur[9]
2018 winners
[edit]- All for One Foundation, Dhaka
- Nari Shakti Jagaroni Foundation, Panchagarh
- Lalmonirhat Taekwon-Do Association
- Vorer Alo, Chattogram
- Akota Unnoyon Shongothon, Jhenidah
- Poribesh O Haor Unnoyon Shongothon, Sunamganj
- Shikkhar Alo Pathshala, Dhaka
- Prothom Surjo Agro Farm, Jashore
- Jibon, Rangamati
- Sylhet Art and Autism Foundation
- Taru Chaya, Faridpur
- Social Welfare Institute, Mymensingh
- Light of Life, Dhaka
- The Flag Girl, Dhaka
- BD Assistant, Rangpur
- Gurukul, Kushtia
- Shopno Tori Foundation, Brahmanbaria
- Youth Net for Climate Justice, Barishal
- Ghuri Foundation, Barishal
- Salandar High School Women's Basketball Team, Thakurgaon
- Shishu Nat, Sylhet
- Safal Shrimp Service Center, Satkhira
- Anushilon Mojar School, Khulna
- Pran O Prokriti, Naogaon
- Tarunno 71, Kushtia
- Student Organization of Youth Power, Gaibandha
- University Tea Student Association, Moulvibazar
- Protibondhi Kollayan Shamiti, Mymensingh
- Shopno Jatri Foundation, Chattogram
- Projukti O Projonmo, Dhaka[10]
2023 winners
[edit]- Udvabioni Biggan Club, Mushahid Miah
References
[edit]- ^ "'Young Bangla'". bdnews24.com. 15 November 2014.
- ^ Waheed, Karim (20 November 2014). "YOUNG BANGLA: A Platform for Changemakers". The Daily Star.
- ^ Hasib, Nurul Islam (2 February 2017). "Young Bangla taking technologies to grassroots with Microsoft labs". bdnews24.com.
- ^ "1st phase of ICT training for 24,000 volunteers kicks off". The Daily Star. BSS. 9 February 2017.
- ^ "Want a bright future: Joy". bdnews24.com. 15 November 2014.
- ^ "Young Bangla's 'Let's Talk' brings young changemakers and policymakers together". The Daily Star.
- ^ "Joy Bangla Youth Award 2017". The Independent.
- ^ "Joy Bangla Youth Award is back, application rolls out". Dhaka Tribune. 25 September 2021.
- ^ "30 orgs win Joy Bangla Youth Award". Daily Sun.
- ^ "30 youth-led organizations achieved JBYA 2018". CRI.
