Gram Bikash Kendra (GBK) is dedicated to improving the lives and livelihoods of women, children, indigenous people, Dalits, and small farmers through inclusive, sustainable development.
Vision: A diverse society with equality, responsiveness, fairness and human dignity.
Gram Bikash Kendra (GBK) is a regional non-profit development organization founded by a group of socially committed youths in northwest Bangladesh. Since 1993, GBK has worked as an enabling force for vulnerable sections of the community—especially women, children, senior citizens, indigenous people, Dalits, and marginal farmers.
Legal Status: Fully accredited NGO, registered with the Government of Bangladesh and international agencies.
Sustainable development of socio-economically marginalized communities in northwest Bangladesh by engaging their resources and potential through multi-stakeholder partnership.
Gram Bikash Kendra (GBK) works across seven strategic focus areas to empower marginalized communities in northwest Bangladesh.
Microfinance for ultra-poor, marginalized, and women-led households.
Promoting sustainable agriculture for food security and income.
Ensuring access to clean water, sanitation, and improved nutrition.
Inclusive education and capacity building for youth and marginalized.
Adaptation, mitigation, and disaster response for climate resilience.
Reducing inequality and improving access to health, education.
Through DALIT and ALO projects, GBK supported women to start businesses.
“Now I can support my family and help other women.”
Trained over 1,000 rural youth in leadership, sports, and job skills.
“GBK gave me the confidence to dream bigger.”
Helped marginal farmers adopt modern, sustainable agriculture.
“With GBK’s help, my harvest and income doubled.”To ensure the highest security and fast response, please reach out to us directly via our official email or phone line.
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