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The program, BRAC, has a clear objective, it meets its objectives efficiently, its accessibility is in the regions of most needed assistance, their performance is wide-scale and progressive, but its funding could be improved. They could devote more money to programs rather than training. However, training for jobs is essential for impoverished communities, nonetheless, there should be an increase to the social programs. Overall they would do a coherent job ant attacking social issues through micro-finance, education, and much more. With an increase of investment in social programs, they could create a more stabilized safety net for individuals.

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http://www.brac.net/

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BRAC: Creating opportunities for people to realise potential

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BRAC is creating opportunities on human rights & social empowerment, education & health, livelihood, environmental & disaster preparedness in many countries such as Pakistan, Afghanistan, Myanmar, Philippines, Uganda, Tanzania, Sierra Leone, Liberia, South Sudan, Nepal etc.

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There are many areas in which they provide assistance and advancement. They attack issues like ultra-poor graduation, integrated development, micro-finance, skills development, migration, climate change, humanitarian programs, agriculture, and food security, gender justice and diversity, community empowerment, human rights, and legal aid services, health, nutrition, and population, water, sanitation, and hygiene, urban development, and education. BRAC has created 8.5 million self-employment opportunities and made $5 billion in micro-loans to over 6 million borrowers. In terms of education, BRAC's schools graduated 3.8 million students from primary school and 2.3 million from pre-primary school.

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They are located on a worldwide scale in areas that need economic assistance to their residents. BRAC is located in Bangladesh, Afghanistan, Liberia, Myanmar, Nepal, Philippines, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, South Sudan, Tanzania, and Uganda. The website is also very direct and the website provides what they do in each region. The website is very well organized and informative.

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The organization is partly self-funded through a number of social enterprises. It was established in 1974 and received all of its funding from donors in 1980. Even 11 years later, the NGO only generated 3% of its total budget through social enterprises. Currently, it devotes roughly 10% of its personal budget to training. There are global funds for COVID-19 and Climate change.

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Pushes for Social Development

-Eliminating extreme poverty: ultra-poor graduation, and integrated development
-Expanding financial choices: Microfinance
-Employable skills: Skills development, and migration
-Climate change and emergencies: Climate change, Agriculture and food security, and Humanitarian program
-Gender equality: Gender justice and diversity, community empowerment, human rights and legal aid services, and strengthening Bangladesh's RMG Sector
-Universal access to healthcare: Health nutrition, and population. Water, sanitation, and hygiene as well
-Pro-poor urban development: Urban development
-Investing in the next generation: Education and Youth platform

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A world free from all forms of exploitation as well as discrimination. Strive to have the opportunity to realize their potential. To empower people & communities in situations of poverty, illiteracy, disease, and social injustice. It aims to achieve long-term positive change through economic and social programs. Their goal is to create a progression in impoverished areas all over the world. They push for reform to haul individuals out of poverty and debt. They value: integrity, innovation, inclusiveness, & effectiveness