Conserving nature for benefiting people



Wetland and Biodiversity Conservation

Identified and protected Baikka Beel Wetland Sanctuary

Thematic Area

Natural Resource Management (NRM), Environment and Water


Livelihood and Job Creation


Food, Agriculture and Nutrition


Climate Change Adaptation (CCA), Mitigation and Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) 


WASH (Water, Sanitation and Hygiene) and Health  



Diversity and Governance




Studies, Monitoring, Evaluation and Communication   



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Waste Management

In the reporting period, CNRS started a new waste management project at Kanchan-1 Drilling Site, Maheshkhali, Cox’s Bazar, with the support of Sinopec International Petroleum Service Corporation. 

Installed Bacterial waste water treatment plant in Kutupalong Camp

Water pollution in Rohingya Refugee settlement camps are a major health concern as well as increases damages on ecosystems

Multipurpose center in Tahirpur, Sunamganj

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Improved access to Freshwater for Communities in Shyamnagar, Satkhira

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Read more about how the community prospered due to having freshwater access

Research on Non- Communicable Diseases (NCD) in Bangladesh

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CNRS-WFP DRR

As per the agreement with WFP-DRR-FFA project, CNRS has completed all the assigned 11 DRR schemes in three camps (camp-17, camp 20-extension and camp 22) during the project period of three months (1 December 2018 to 28 February 2019).

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CNRS-UNHCR Environment

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CNRS-UNHCR Livelihood

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Meeting water scarcity

Dug upgraded fresh water ponds

in Borolichuaprang

in Teknaf Host Community

Addressed water shortages

Built state of the art fresh water ponds

Proved Training and technology to local farmers

Words from our Climate expert and Executive Director

I am wholeheartedly grateful to all the change-makers of CNRS working at different levels; CNRS would not have been able to reach its goal without the effort of these change-makers. The CNRS family is also thankful to all the development partners for upholding their trust in CNRS. In this reporting year, we have implemented a total of 31 projects, which cut across all the thematic areas of CNRS. Our sense of urgency is always motivating us to avoid any kind of procrastination without being complacent. We are, indeed, content to inform our development partners and stakeholders that we have achieved most of our targets of the reporting year, which gives us utmost satisfaction. In the entirety of the reporting year, we face and overcame the outbreak of Covid-19 crisis, which had been the prime challenge of the year. By complying with the directives of the Bangladesh Government, CNRS prepared an operational modality during the Covid-19 pandemic and persisted with its organizational activities by following this operational modality. Staff members of CNRS donated one day’s salary to support people who were struggling to cope with the pandemic. It is worth mentioning that under two Covid-19 response projects, CNRS provided emergency response support to people affected for Covid-19 pandemic. We also provided cash for work support to both Rohingya and host communities through WFP and UNHCR supported projects. I believe the key ingredients for our success, are the resolute guidance from our EC and general body, the continual support of development partners and the sincere participation of the project participants and their firm effort to thrive for success. I take this opportunity to thank you all.

Executive Director, CNRS

Dr. M Mokhlesur Rahman

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