We tell ethical stories of our development and humanitarian efforts to inform, raise awareness, and influence policy decisions for social and ecological good.

Our Communication Department plays a pivotal role in documenting, amplifying, and promoting CNRS’s work across all thematic areas. Through strategic storytelling, innovative media, and stakeholder engagement, we ensure that the organization’s mission, achievements, and lessons are shared effectively with diverse audiences at local, national, and international levels.

Core Functions:

1. Strategic Communication: Development of communication strategies, campaigns, and branding guidelines aligned with organizational objectives and projects.
2. Media and Documentation: Photo and video documentation, video documentaries, art, illustrations, and reporting materials that highlight projects and community stories.
3. Awareness and Outreach: Design and execution of IEC materials, posters, banners, social media content, awareness campaigns, and events to maximize engagement and visibility.
4. Digital Platforms: Website design, maintenance, and social media management to strengthen online presence and accessibility.
5. Ethical Communication: Ensuring all storytelling is respectful, accurate, and informed by principles of consent, cultural sensitivity, and do-no-harm practices.

Key TV Air highlights:

1. Developed a video documentary and TV spots (1 min, 30 sec, 15 sec), along with 17 fact sheets and 10 booklets, broadcast on BTV and Channel I for the Climate Change Cell/UNDP-DoE (2006–2007).
2. Produced a video documentary and TV spots for the Bangladesh Environment Governance Network (BNEG) with support from CIDA (2007–2010).
3. Served as producer of a short film in collaboration with Channel I and the University of Manitoba, broadcast on Channel I (2011).
4. Co-developed a 16-episode, 10-minute-long documentary series, aired on Channel I with support from IDRC, Canada (2017).

Our well-equipped and dedicated Communication Department, led by our Senior Manager of Communication, Knowledge and Development, who along with a dedicated team oversees all communication operations and ensures they align with organizational objectives. The team includes an Officer of Publication and Documentation, responsible for producing high-quality reports, publications, and documentation materials; an Assistant Communication Officer specializing in Photo, Video, and Public Relations, focusing on capturing and promoting CNRS’s work through visual storytelling and stakeholder engagement; and an Assistant Communication Officer skilled in Digital and Traditional Art, creating compelling visual content for both digital platforms and print media. Together, this multi-disciplinary team works collaboratively to deliver impactful communication outputs across CNRS’s programs and thematic areas. plays a central role in strengthening both project and organizational visibility.

We lead the development and execution of tailored communication strategies, ensuring alignment with institutional goals while amplifying the impact of our initiatives. The unit specializes in producing high-quality documentation and communication materials that highlight our work across seven key thematic areas: Environment and Climate Change, Food Security and Livelihood (FSL), Community Development and Governance, Health & Nutrition, Disaster Management and Resilience, Child Welfare and Protection, and Institutional Development.

Through strategic storytelling, innovative design, and diverse communication tools, we strive to connect stakeholders, inspire action, and position CNRS as a thought leader and change-maker in the development sector.