About Us

COMPTECH Bangladesh is the acronym of Community Organization for Mobilization of People Towards Education Consciousness and Health in Bangladesh.

Who We Are

COMPTECH Bangladesh is the acronym of Community Organization for Mobilization of People Towards Education Consciousness and Health in Bangladesh. It is a non-profit voluntary NGO. COMPTECH Bangladesh believes these problems can be solved through social mobilization, consciousness-raising, training, and the necessary material support if needed. Thus, the people may thus be self-reliant to attain and maintain a decent sustainable living. And overall development of Bangladesh is only possible through effective utilization of these resources with the formulation of proper policy and planning.

At this stage, the organization is capable enough to undertake multiple complex projects in different areas of Bangladesh, if necessary, supports are available from the prospecting donors along their right kind of guideline.

The management of COMPTECH Bangladesh is open-minded, and capable and looks forward to supporting the donors to enlighten unfortunate children to explore their innate potential for contribution to the country.

History

The organization began its activities in 15 January, 2007 after getting NGO affairs bureau’s recognition, it was established formally as a youth organization with initiative of some committed social workers aiming to alleviate poverty, eradication of illiteracy, improve the wealth situation, and create social consciousness in the field of culture, environment, and development for underprivileged rural and urban people of the southwestern region of Bangladesh. People, land, and water are the main resources of Bangladesh.

Mission

Socio-economic development and the human right establishment of the poverty-stricken underprivileged people. Design and implement programs to educate the mass poor to develop consciousness and awareness on self-dignity, self-confidence, and social-human rights, building up capacity, women empowerment through participatory development planning and approaches, employment generation through skill development training on other income generating activities of information and communication technology, agriculture, aquaculture especially water and sanitation, environmental and disaster management.