SELF DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE (SDI)

Instead of Ordinary Financial Assistance, Take Initiative For Monetary Income And Development

We are unique among Bangladeshi Non Government organization (NGO) and unique among those working with deprived people.

About US

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

WHAT WE DO

About sDI

How We Came into Being

Latest Stories

Some of the Recent Stories

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A New Beginning: Mohammed Hossain’s

Meet Mohammed Hossain, a resilient soul with a story of hope and transformation. Born on

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Participatory Rural Appraisal (PRA) and

Bangladesh, being an agricultural country, is highly dependent on groundwater irrigation given the fact that

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Success Story and Stakeholder Opinion

Reaching Out of School Children Project – Phase II Implemented by: Self Development Initiative (SDI)

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Relief Distribution

Emergency relief distribution for fire victims in Rohingya Refugee Camp-16, Ukhiya Cox’s Bazar.

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Digital Content Development

Educational technology and pedagogy are constantly changing. SDI stays on top of what’s best for

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Shelter for Rohingya Refugees

To resolve the accommodation crisis of the Rohingya refugees SDI mainly focuses on construction of

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Construction of Newly Designed Shelter

Rohingya refugees came into Bangladesh with empty handed and bare footed. Still there are many

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Skill Development Training Center in

SDI has been working since its inception with the aim of building a hunger and

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Shelter for Rohingya Refugees

SDI has been working for the oppressed Rohingya community since the crisis started in 2017

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Hygiene Kits Distribution in Naogaon

The number of Covid-19 affected people and death toll have increased in recent days in

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Abu Sama always praying for

Abu Sama is an unfortunate Rohingya refugee. He is 70 now. He is one of

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Core Values

As we know, in common parlance, every human being has to meet 5 basic requirements for survival on this earth. These are food, clothes, housing or accommodation, health care and education. Keeping this basic idea, SDI has been working relentlessly across Bangladesh.

Food is the first requirement for every living thing. Then appears the need of covering thyself which is a must for humans. Arranging a certain living place is the third requirement which is equally important for both man and animal. But the key issue that draws a curtain of difference between these two statuses is the level of a human being is notched down to that of an animal without an abode whereas the latter bothers a little about it. Thinking this reality, SDI has undertaken programs for providing shelter to the hard-core poor people especially who are living in rural areas and inside the refugee camps.

Side by side, SDI upholds the universal values of humanity. That’s why it explores the fields of humanitarian assistance, emergency situation, refugee crisis and all other fundamentals of distressed people. SDI leaves no stone unturned to ease the situation for deplorable communities.





Objectives
  • To facilitate and promote the underprivileged and oppressed communities.
  • To get the orphans engaged in the mainstream development process.
  • To ensure gender equality by empowering women in the development process of Bangladesh.
  • To provide medical services for poor and needy people of the host community and for the refugees.
  • To improve livelihood of the destitute, distressed and helpless people by undertaking effective measures.
  • To stand by the side of the disaster affected people.
  • To ensure health and social security of the floating people especially in the remote areas by providing health care facilities and shelters.
  • To help combating epidemics or pandemics by providing mass awareness and distributing protective materials to the people.
  • To make the people understand about using alternative energies like wind power or solar power.
  • To make the people qualified for being self-reliant by earning own livelihood instead of taking help from others.




Working Peripheries

Changing human lives needs dedication, compassion of heart and useful helping hands. To give hope and vision for future to the poor and distressed people around Bangladesh, SDI has been working in a varied range of sectors. Among all, building houses and erecting temporary shelters, installation of tube wells, distributing food and emergency relief materials, in-kind donation, orphan support, child care service, women and maternity care service, health and education service and capacity building programs are the most notables.

SDI takes a holistic approach to keep all of its components functioning at a time. Yet, there are some sectors and sometimes there arises some emergencies that are to be addressed immediately. Crisis period counts no division. It casts impact over all things simultaneously. So, SDI in that time, creating no discrimination, move forward to help the humanity. Its activities mainly focus on helping the humans rather than selected communities. We have programs for both the people of Bangladesh and the people sheltered in Bangladesh under the scheme of FD-6, FD-7 and FC-1 provisioned by NGOAB.