NGO Forum for Public Health

20/09/2025

🌍✨ Today, on 20th September – , we celebrate the inspiring youth of the Green Innovation Hub (GIH) at the Kutupalong Rohingya refugee camp. As future Energy Ambassadors, they are learning to manage e-waste and promote sustainable energy solutions — turning challenges into opportunities for building a cleaner and greener tomorrow.

09/09/2025

We are pleased to share our latest quarterly news bulletin, WatSan . You can view the publication at the following links: 👉 https://tinyurl.com/f5zfc644 [WatSan]

09/09/2025

We are pleased to share our latest quarterly news bulletin, Pani Probaho . You can view the publication at the following links: 👉 https://tinyurl.com/55ntu5hu [পানি প্রবাহ]

26/08/2025

On 26 August 2025, NGO Forum had the honor of welcoming a high-level delegation from the Asian Development Bank (ADB), led by Ms. Sona Shrestha, Deputy Director General, and Mr. Hoe Yun Jeong, Country Director, to the One-Stop Service Solution (OSSS-4) Center in Camp 17 under the Emergency Assistance Project (EAP) – Additional Financing.
The visit was facilitated by Mr. Golam Muktadir, Project Director of EAP (DPHE), and Mr. Amit Datta Roy (ADB). The delegation was also joined by Mr. Ibne Mayaz Paramanik, Executive Engineer (DPHE), and Mr. GM Muktadir, Assistant Engineer (DPHE). They were warmly received by Mr. Toriqul Islam, Director–Programme Operation, NGO Forum for Public Health, who shared insights on OSSS operations, community ownership and resilience training, O&M capacity building, and the maintenance of water supply, renewable energy facilities and Jute production center.
NGO Forum extend sincere appreciation to Mr. ANM Zubayer, Renewable Energy Expert (ADB-TA), and Mr. Mezanur Rahman, Water Supply Engineer (ADB-TA), for their valuable technical guidance and continued support.

24/08/2025

24/08/2025

A Celebration of Culture, Creativity, and Resilience
Bibia is the Social Enterprise Brand of NGO Forum for Public Health Society, developed and emerged with the generous support of that promotes refugee crafts eternally impinge into the Rohingya Culture. Bibia is a heartfelt tribute to the strength, artistry, and cultural heritage of Rohingya women artisans. The name Bibia originates from the affectionate and respectful term used in Rohingya and Bengali communities to symbolise love, care, and familial bonds. In Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, Bibia reflects the emotional and cultural connection to women, often evoking
themes of compassion, creativity, and resilience.
Bibia aims to honour the craftsmanship and traditions of Rohingya women living in the refugee camps of Cox’s Bazar and Bhashan Char. Each product is a story of perseverance and artistry, combining traditional techniques with modern aesthetics. From handwoven textiles and embroidered home décor to handcrafted accessories, Bibia’s collection highlights the unique
talents of its artisans. Every Bibia product is ethically made, ensuring fair wages following the Bangladesh government’s guidelines and sustainable practices. Purchasing a Bibia creation not only supports the livelihoods of these vulnerable women but also preserves their rich cultural identity. The initiative empowers them to share their stories with the world, showcasing their resilience and creativity in the face of adversity. Bibia embodies the values of respect, creativity, and resilience, making every piece a meaningful addition to your life.
This initiative aims to promote sustainable livelihoods for refugee
communities. By fostering skills, providing resources, and connecting artisans to national and global markets, these supporters enable Rohingya people to showcase their talents, achieve financial independence, and share their stories with the world.
Please click for BIBIA - Product Catalog.
https://tinyurl.com/2hk6nusr

21/08/2025

In the documentary, "Empowering Communities Through Community Groups in Rohingya Camps," NGO Forum's UNHCR-funded Community-Based Protection Programme has showcased their successful community centric approach that integrates and utilizes the skills of Rohingya community groups, promoting resilience within the camps.

21/08/2025

NGO Forum for Public Health organized a two-day training on Income Tax Act 2023 and VAT & SD Act 2012 on 13–14 August 2025 at its Central Office. Facilitated by Anil Salam Idris & Co., Chartered Accountants (ASICO), the sessions focused on Finance Ordinance 2025 updates, salary taxation, and practical aspects of TDS & VDS. The sessions, inaugurated by Mr. S. M. A. Rashid, Executive Director, NGOF, and Mr. Anwar Hossain, FCA, Managing Partner, ASICO, Mr. Sarwar Hossain, FCA, Partner, ASICO, Mr. M. Kamruzzaman Rony, Deputy Director, ASICO, Md. Jamil Hossen and Pijush Paul, Manager, ASICO. Accounts, procurement, and logistics staff from regional and project offices actively participated, making the training an effective step toward stronger compliance and capacity building. The program concluded with an engaging Q&A and distribution of participation certificates.

21/08/2025

📷 A Moment in Time 📷

Why we love this picture?

The Rohingya refugee camps are often defined by what's lost: home, nationality & opportunities. This picture quite literally highlights the sense of commitment to education & self-development that remains strong among young people.

21/08/2025

In Rohingya Camp-20, the men community group members built a fence around a community water point, creating a safer and more private environment for women and adolescent girls. This community-led initiative, suggested by the Youth Girls Group, highlights the power of collaboration and youth leadership within the camp. This activity is being implemented at NGO Forum under UNHCR.

21/08/2025

With support from the UNHCR-funded Access to Energy Program, repair work on solar-powered street lights is underway at Camp-21, providing residents with:

• Improved nighttime mobility
• Prevention of accidents
• Safe access to toilets after dark
• Enhanced overall living conditions
• Protection for vulnerable groups
• Support for emergency responses
• Reduction of darkness-related hazards

A brighter camp means a safer and more dignified life for all.