SELF DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE (SDI)
Instead of Ordinary Financial Assistance, Take Initiative For Monetary Income And Development
It doesn’t matter who we are what matters is our plan
Dreaming for a prosperous Bangladesh, Self Development Initiative (SDI), registered to NGO Affairs Bureau of Bangladesh, founded on 9th May, 2006 with a view to alleviating hunger, illiteracy, ailment and poverty as well as to establishing humanity, morality, education and health. Enhancing the unprivileged society towards the light of humanitarian and social development is one of the goals it preserves.
About sDI
How We Came into Being
Mission & Vision
Mission:Facilitating educational, vocational, development and social welfare programs and projects such as formal and non-formal education, technical training, housing, food security, clean water & sanitation, health care, and emergency relief & rehabilitation with integrity and transparency for empowerment and development of the underprivileged and deprived communities. Vision:Referred organization for sustainable development and social welfare.
Core Values
Objectives
Working Peripheries
Latest Stories
Some of the Recent Stories
Meet Mohammed Hossain, a resilient soul with a story of hope and transformation. Born on
Bangladesh, being an agricultural country, is highly dependent on groundwater irrigation given the fact that
Reaching Out of School Children Project - Phase II Implemented by: Self Development Initiative (SDI)
Emergency relief distribution for fire victims in Rohingya Refugee Camp-16, Ukhiya Cox's Bazar.
Educational technology and pedagogy are constantly changing. SDI stays on top of what’s best for
To resolve the accommodation crisis of the Rohingya refugees SDI mainly focuses on construction of
Rohingya refugees came into Bangladesh with empty handed and bare footed. Still there are many
SDI has been working since its inception with the aim of building a hunger and
SDI has been working for the oppressed Rohingya community since the crisis started in 2017
The number of Covid-19 affected people and death toll have increased in recent days in
Abu Sama is an unfortunate Rohingya refugee. He is 70 now. He is one of