Vision
A society where every person is able to lead a quality and dignified life irrespective of gender.
Discover BRED, our identity, journey, governance, leadership and the communities we serve.
BRED is a non-profit, non-political and non-governmental development organization working with poor and marginalized people to ensure rights, improve livelihoods, strengthen capacity and build resilience for a just society.
Established in 1995, BRED began its journey with a commitment to improving the socio-economic conditions of marginalized communities.
Community-led development
Established in 1995, BRED began its journey with a commitment to improving the socio-economic conditions of marginalized communities.
A society where every person is able to lead a quality and dignified life irrespective of gender.
BRED works to build a hunger-free society, ensure education, improve access to quality health including SRHR, protect human rights, climate justice and promote sustainable livelihood and employability through empowering marginalized people.
To empower marginalized communities to lead dignified, healthy, and sustainable lives through education, healthcare, human rights, climate justice and inclusive livelihoods.
BRED translates its mission into practical action through community resilience, inclusive and quality education, healthcare including SRHR, human rights and gender equality, sustainable livelihoods, food security and social protection.
BRED is governed through a representative structure led by the General Committee and Executive Committee, with the Executive Director overseeing management and programme functions.
The General Committee is the highest and legislative body of BRED.
The Executive Committee is elected by the General Committee.
The Executive Committee is elected for a three-year period.
The General Committee meets annually, with emergency meetings when necessary.
The complete organizational structure below follows the supplied BRED organogram, rebuilt as a readable responsive web diagram.

At BRED, we believe empowered communities build empowered nations. Our journey continues with commitment to rights, equity, resilience and sustainable development. Together, we can create a just society where no one is left behind.
BRED’s supplied registration documents are preserved here as organizational credentials.

Registration No. 953\nCertificate dated 28 June 1995. The supplied certificate also shows renewal from 28 June 2020 to 27 June 2030.
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The supplied Social Welfare registration certificate is preserved as a separate organizational credential.
View Certificate ↗BRED’s supplied working-area map shows 23 districts across 6 divisions. The division grouping below follows the current administrative divisions of Bangladesh.
Thakurgaon · Nilphamari · Gaibandha
Naogaon · Joypurhat · Chapainawabganj · Rajshahi · Natore · Bogura · Pabna · Sirajganj
Tangail · Dhaka
Chuadanga · Jhenaidah · Khulna · Bagerhat
Patuakhali
Feni · Khagrachhari · Rangamati · Chattogram · Bandarban
Across these locations, BRED’s work connects climate resilience, health and WASH, livelihoods, and women and youth empowerment and human rights.
BRED reports service to more than 315,500 people across 23 districts in 6 divisions, including approximately 64,000 men, 157,500 women and 94,000 children.
Explore Areas of Work →Learn about our areas of work, programmes, projects and partnerships.