PULSE Bangladesh Society · About Us
Who We Are
Locally rooted in Cox’s Bazar, PULSE Bangladesh Society works with communities to address poverty, injustice and humanitarian needs through community engagement and development support.
Organisation at a glance
Local roots
Established in 2008, according to the organisational profile.
Head office
Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh.
Organisation type
Local, non-governmental and non-profit organisation.
Approach
Community engagement, development programmes and humanitarian assistance.
Our programme areas
Education
Access to basic education, learning support and life-skills development for children and young people.
Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Prevention and Response
Protection, psychosocial support, legal assistance, referrals and community mobilisation to prevent violence against women and girls.
Livelihoods and Economic Empowerment
Agriculture, climate-smart livelihoods, skills development and income-generating opportunities for vulnerable households.
Health and Nutrition
Community health, health awareness and prevention and control of non-communicable diseases.
Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH)
Safe water, sanitation, hygiene promotion and menstrual health and hygiene.
Humanitarian Response
Emergency assistance and essential support for crisis-affected and displaced communities.
Child Protection and Human Rights
Promoting child safety, rights, dignity, participation and protection from exploitation and abuse.
Climate Resilience and Disaster Risk Reduction
Community preparedness, climate-smart practices and resilience in vulnerable coastal settings.
Social Cohesion and Community Development
Community participation, inclusive governance, peaceful coexistence and collaboration with local stakeholders.
Selected programme and project examples
How we work
PULSE’s organisational profile emphasises community participation, practical support for vulnerable groups and collaboration with development partners, donors, public institutions and local stakeholders. The organisation’s experience spans development and humanitarian contexts. Programme and project status varies over time; the examples above should be checked against the current project register before publication.
