Korvi Rakshand, Founder and Executive Director of the JAAGO Foundation, represented Bangladesh at the 20th anniversary of the UNESCO King Hamad Bin Isa Al-Khalifa Prize for the Use of ICT in Education, hosted by the Kingdom of Bahrain at the University of Bahrain.

This year’s competition received 200 applications from across the world

It starts with a spark—an offhand comment from a CEO, a leaked memo, or a social media post taken out of context. Within hours, the embers spread, and suddenly, a company’s reputation is in flames.

In the first week of April 2025, I had the privilege of witnessing this transformation firsthand during a visit to Rwanda, a small East African country making giant strides in digital governance and artificial intelligence. I was there to participate in two major international events that not only expanded my perspective but also left me thinking deeply about what Bangladesh can and should do in this space.

Bangladesh has seen an unprecedented surge in remittance inflows, marking a critical moment in the country's economic recovery.

MAS Intimates, the Bangladesh-based division of global apparel group MAS Holdings, has introduced a range of social and environmental initiatives aimed at supporting local communities. These efforts are positioned alongside the company’s industrial growth strategy and focus on areas such as food provision, healthcare access, education, mobility, and environmental awareness.

More than 3,500 iftar meal packets were distributed across Bangladesh this month in a joint initiative by Gildan, the Jaago Foundation and Volunteers for Bangladesh (VBD), targeting communities living near Gildan's manufacturing facilities.

A truly inclusive work environment will not only enhance employee morale and job satisfaction but also drive business success through increased innovation, collaboration, and productivity. Diversity and inclusion should not be seen as a compliance requirement but as a strategic advantage in today’s evolving corporate landscape.

Bikroy Magic, a book by Mizanur Rahman Sohel focusing on branding and marketing strategies, is now available at the Amar Ekushey Book Fair.

A regional campaign highlighting local economic development and the role of the mango sector was held on January 14, 2025, at the Shibganj Upazila Parishad premises.

The 30 Under 30 Awards is part of INMA’s Young Professionals Initiative, recognizing exceptional talent in the news media industry.

The 79th United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) Summit of the Future has sent a powerful message to the world: Youths are not just the residents of tomorrow; they are the architects of it. From the opening of the 'action days', young voices have been front and centre, reflecting a growing consensus that they are key drivers of the future.

Despite facing significant barriers such as limited access to finance, restrictive societal norms, and insufficient business training, many resilient women are leveraging digital payment solutions to drive their businesses forward. Among these digital tools, mobile financial services have become pivotal, offering a lifeline to those striving to break free from traditional constraints.

Sustainability is a pressing concern for Bangladesh, facing challenges like climate change, resource depletion, and pollution. As the country strives to address these issues, green jobs are emerging as a rapidly growing sector.

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The National Civic Awareness Seminar, hosted by JAAGO Foundation Trust in collaboration with the International Republican Institute (IRI) and USAID, successfully united over 415 young leaders from across Bangladesh in a groundbreaking effort to advance civic education and nurture youth leadership. This significant event featured keynotes, discussions, and creative showcases, emphasising the vital role of civic education in empowering young individuals and fostering community development.

Over the time, corporate affairs officers rose up to be one of the most influential in the organisation. Yet, the role hovers around a preconceived notion, perhaps a misconception, of it being a sophisticated and silent facilitator of stakeholder engagements that prefers candidates only from well-networked reputed family backgrounds.

The need to adapt and excel in a fast-paced work environment is not just a skill but a necessity.

Here are our picks for jobs of the week.

Amidst the challenges posed by the Covid-19 pandemic, a story of compassion and transformation unfolded on the streets of Nepal's capital. Saurav Rimal, driven by a deep sense of empathy, fearlessly stepped out each day to feed and care for the city's street animals. This act was only the beginning of a remarkable journey that would touch the lives of countless individuals and communities across the nation.