Collaboration in Action
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Voices That Move Us
Voices of Oporajita
After losing my father and facing a difficult marriage, life was full of struggles. People doubted me, and money was tight, but I never gave up. I learned new skills and built Angel Beauty Parlor all bymyself. It hasn’t been easy, but I dream of growing my business and proving that every woman can create her own future
Hanna Biswas
Small Business Entrepreneur
I realised that many girls are unaware of what to do and what to avoid during their periods, but this is the challenge that I have accepted. With a dream of becoming a teacher someday, I am thoroughly enjoying this process of honing my communication skills
Tamanna Sultana
Change Agent
A lot of that confidence also comes from my work and Oporajita trainings. What we learn here does not stay here. I use it at work, I use it at home, and so do many of my colleagues. It has changed how we see ourselves and this film has added something new to that.
Rushia
Voices of the Collective
Oporajita gave me the skills and the confidence to build my own future. Today I run my own business and support twelve other women in my community.
Mariam Khatun
Programme Graduate · Dhaka
The collective model works because it demands genuine collaboration, not just co-branding. Oporajita keeps every partner accountable to shared goals.
Dr. Md. Rafiqul Islam
Executive Director · Build Bangladesh
What sets Oporajita apart is the focus on evidence and learning. We understand what truly works in Bangladesh's communities — and that makes every programme sharper.
Ayasha Siddiqa
Programme Lead · iDE Bangladesh
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