During January and February 2022, Team Harmony supported the Health Nutrition Population Team of USAID Bangladesh to develop the strategy for 2020-2025. The methodologies included a Literature Review, KIIs, and
The project enabled four partner NGOs of Pooled Fund (PF), i.e., FIVDB, ACLAB, GUSS, and AGRAJATTRA to formulate comprehensive strategic and tactical plans with clear goals, objectives, and KPIs, including
The project has been instrumental in reinforcing the organizational and technical capacities of four Bangladeshi NGOs—ACLAB, AGRAJATTRA, FIVDB, and GUSS. Under the Pooled Fund (PF) project, financed by Global Affairs
Plan International Bangladesh (PIB) has its commitment to shift from ‘transactional’ to ‘transformational’ partnerships. In persuasion of that, PIB planned to train all of its staff to support them in
The assignment aimed to reduce NCDs through promoting and exercising the Reflexology method. CNRS commissioned it to Harmony under an exploratory research project titled Reducing Dietary Related Risks associated with Non-Communicable Diseases
The project contextualized the global material of VSO International on “Interactive Theatre for Justice”, and accordingly developed a Bangla Version of it. A two (2) member team of Harmony delivered
In the period between January and February 2023, Team Harmony undertook the task of translating the Development Wheel module. The translation process involved a combination of technical translation and literal
Contextualization of the standard guideline (in English) of WASH Desk considering the context of Bangladesh, and translation of it in Bengali; conducted in January 2022 Contextualization and Translation (from English
Preparation of a Video Documentary with English Subtitles covering stakeholders’ reflection on WASH interventions of Simavi; conducted in October 2021 Development of an audio-visual document covering the Key Concepts &
The South Asia Governance Program (SAGP) is an initiative by The Asia Foundation (TAF) that aims to enhance governance efficiency in South Asian nations, including Bangladesh. The program runs from