Welcome To SDI

Welcome To SDI

Together, We Make a Difference: Milestones Reached, Dreams Ahead

Referred organization for sustainable development and social welfare

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Strength Within, Potential Unlocked

Strength Within, Potential Unlocked

Empowering People, Not Just Money

We support people to stand thyself rather giving monetary help only

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Learning Beyond Boundaries

Learning Beyond Boundaries

Bright Hope

We empower out-of-school children through education

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Our Key Activities

What We Do

All of the activities of SDI are reflective to its objectives and core values. Addressing the fundamental needs of human life are always at its pinnacle.

Rehabilitation

Providing shelter for the poor Bangladeshis/refugees

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WASH

Providing drinking water facilities for both Rohingyas/Bangladeshis

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Education

Providing basic education and life-skills training for the children and adolescents

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Climate Change

Providing knowledge and awareness for environmental protection

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SDI News

Our Stories

Distribution of Sewing Machines, Blankets and Solar Sets

Self Development Initiative (SDI) distributed sewing machines, blankets, and solar sets among Rohingya refugee households to support livelihood opportunities and improve living conditions in the refugee camps. This assistance aimed to enhance self-reliance, provide warmth during colder months, and ensure access to safe lighting in off-grid camp areas.

Through such multi-sectoral support, SDI continues to stand beside Rohingya refugees by addressing both immediate needs and long-term well-being in Cox’s Bazar.

SDI Constructs Shelters for Rohingya Refugees in Cox’s Bazar

Self Development Initiative (SDI) constructed 358 temporary shelters for Rohingya refugees in Cox’s Bazar to improve safe living conditions for displaced families. Implemented in response to ongoing humanitarian needs, the shelters provided protection, privacy, and dignity to vulnerable refugee households living in highly congested camps.

Through this intervention, SDI continues its commitment to supporting Rohingya refugees by strengthening basic infrastructure and enhancing resilience in one of the world’s largest refugee settlements.

SDI’s Twin-Pit Latrine Project Brings Sanitation to Extreme Poor

Self Development Initiative (SDI) is transforming sanitation in Bangladesh by providing post twin-pit improved latrines to the most vulnerable communities. In 2025, SDI constructed 3,479 latrines across multiple districts, benefiting around 17,400 people.

These eco-friendly twin-pit latrines reduce open defecation, prevent water contamination, and improve overall community health. Designed specifically for the extremely poor, they ensure safety, hygiene, and dignity for every household.

Implemented under the guidance of the World Bank and DPHE, this initiative is part of SDI’s ongoing commitment to improving sanitation, health, and living conditions for marginalized families in Bangladesh.