Promoting Peace and Progress
Wednesday, 29th of October 2025
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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 manage their organization. It is a two-way process that centers on building a relationship of mutual respect and trust. CDP has more than 100 grassroots organizations/local NGOs in 40 districts as development & solidarity partner on different issues.CDP is one of the members of different international Network and involved in various activities/agenda related to Economic Justice, Forest, River, Commercial Shrimp, Human Rights, Nature conservation, Wetland Conservation, HIV/AIDs, Child Rights, Indigenous People's Rights, Promotion of Democracy and governance. CDP exchange information to concerned network partners. |
CDP Partnership with International and Regional Networks
| 1. Asia Pacific Network on Food Sovereignty (APNFS) | 17. Global Fund for Women |
| 2. Agribusiness Accountability Initiative (AAI) | 18. Himalayan & Peninsula River Network |
| 3. Asia Pacific Research Network (APRN) | 19. IUCN Commission on Education & Communication |
| 4. Asian Disaster Preparedness Centre (ADPC) | 20. International Food Security Network (IFSN) |
| 5. Aids-Care Watch Campaign | 21. International South Group Network (ISGN) |
| 6. Bangladesh-India-Pakistan People's Forum | 22. International River Network (IRN) |
| 7. Bank Information Centre (BIC) | 23. Mangrove Action Project (MAP) |
| 8. Both ENDs | 24. NGO Forum on ADB |
| 9. Climate Action Network (CAN) | 25. People’s Action on Climate Change (PACC) |
| 10. Earth Day Network (EDN) | 26. People’s Movement on Climate Change (PMCC) |
| 11. Environmental justice Forum (EJF) | 27. South Asia Network for the river and People (SARP) |
| 12. Fresh Water Action Network | 28. SANSAD |
| 13. Friends of Earth International | 29. Third World Network |
| 14. Focus on Global South | 30. Water for the People network |
| 15. Global Response | 31. Wild life Conservation Networks |
| 16. Climate Asia Pacific |
Devlopment Partners of CDP:
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