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The NGO Photographers Alliance is the first international and the leading organisation offering a specialised photography program in the field of NGO and ethical photography.Run in conjunction with partner NGOs and other non-profit organisations, the Mentorship Program installs participants with an affiliated NGO, allowing participants to engage in the developmental work that is carried out with local communities in addition to attending photography workshops, individual feedback sessions as well as excursions to places of natural, cultural or historical importance.In embarking on a Mentorship Program with the NGO Photographers Alliance, you will have the chance to see the world, explore simpler lifestyles, and support humanitarian initiatives by raising awareness through dialogue and storytelling.

Climate change is a complex issue of growing importance throughout the world and in Bangladesh. Although it is a topic of global attention, however its interrelationship to WASH is not often acknowledged or well understood by the people. The water climate campaign (WCC), that has been launched by WaterAid aims to build capacity on this sector by prioritizing clean water as form of national climate adaptation planning , deliver climate resilient WASH services for all and increase knowledge in this sector. WaterAid recognizes youth as the changemakers for the future. The training aims to mobilize the youth who we see as the torch bearer of this crucial topic to be the ambassadors of change.

Basically, I'm leading a team of art mediators, who's gonna mediate the audience at the Dhaka Art Summit. Dhaka Art Summit is an international, non-commercial research and exhibition platform for art and architecture related to South Asia. With a core focus on Bangladesh, Dhaka Art Summit re-examines how we think about these forms of art in both a regional and an international context.

The Active Citizens Programme connects organisations and people around the world that are working to make a difference in their community. It provides them with tools and assistance to develop cross cultural engagement skills and to run social action projects in their local area or internationally. Participants share their ideas and experience to gain an international perspective on community-led development, and become part of a global network of Active Citizens

DLF began with a pilot event in 2011 under the aegis of the world famous Hay-on-Wye festival. With three rapid iterations—2012, 2013 and 2014—the festival established Dhaka’s place in the global literary circuit. In 2015, the festival celebrated its fifth anniversary, and with Sadaf Saaz, Ahsan Akbar and K Anis Ahmed as directors of the festival, it assumed a new name—Dhaka Lit Fest—to mark its commitment to promoting Dhaka, and Bangladeshi literature and culture to the world.