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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]
| Young Bangla | |
|---|---|
 | |
| 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 |
History
editThe 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
editSajeeb 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.