Coastal Development Partnership (CDP) is a not-for-profit, public interest serving progressive development & environmental activist organization, workingin Bangladesh. On January 01, 1997, CDP was instituted as a coordinating secretariat for a network of NGOs trying to relieve the sufferings of the people of the waterlogged areas in the southwest coastal region of Bangladesh. Begun as an information exchange and meeting place for advocacy NGOs, gradually CDP become part of the broader environmental movement. CDP has achieved expertise to assist both national & international development process on Climate Change, Food Sovereignty, Sustainable Agriculture, Responsible Aquaculture, Pro-poor Read more »
CDP shared Pro-poor and gender sensitive adaptation planning
Pro-poor and gender sensitive adaptation planning - Experiences from Bangladesh Efforts of grassroot NGO regarding bottomup planning process directly guided by Read more »Back to Top ⇑
29 November - 1st December 2011
4th High Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness
At the Fourth High Level Forum in Busan, Korea (29 November-1 December 2011), world leaders will examine the opportunities and challenges presented by today’s Read more »Back to Top ⇑
World Clean Up 2012, Bangladesh
Volunteer groups and organizations from different countries are initiating a global action called World Clean Up 2012. CDP is leading this voluntary initiative in Read more »Back to Top ⇑
People's Empowerment for Addressing Climate Justice and Environmental Justice (PEACE)
People' Empowerment for Addressing Climate Justice and Environmental Justice is a long term Community Driven Ecosystem based adaptation to climate change program of Coastal Development Partnership with the financial and techmical Read more »Back to Top ⇑
PROGRAMATIC INTERVENTION OF COASTAL DEVELOPMENT PARTNERSHIP
CDP has been implementing various pro-poor, gender sensitive project implementation, multidisciplinary action research & evidence based policy advocacy to ensure sustainable livelihood of the poor, safeguard biodiversity & ecosystem including the Sundarban Mangrove Forest, reduce climate change vulnerabilities & wetlands degradation, ensure food sovereignty, and establish poor Read more »Back to Top ⇑
The evolution of CDP as coordinating secretariat for a network of NGOs had played a role for the organization to continue capacity building of the grassroots level NGOs/CBOs and maintain network approach for program implementation and policy advocacy. Partner mobilization is still the core process of CDP for catalyzing, identifying, assessing, and selecting local networks comprising CBOs/NGOs that have the potential to both works with extreme poor people and to effectively.Read more »Back to Top ⇑
