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kabikha
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In exchange for work, in 1974, after the country's massive food crisis, the people of greater Rangpur district started starvation due to high prices of food grains and unemployment in rural areas. The government started food program in exchange for food or work.
The immediate aim of this program was to create jobs for the people of rural areas and simultaneously ensure supply and availability of food grains in needy areas.
The feature of this program was to pay the rural workers' wages through cash in cash without paying money. The program started with WPF (World Food Program) and food grains obtained from the United States from PL-480.
Canada, Australia, Germany, the Netherlands and the EU countries and other donors came forward to provide help and donations after the program was successful. Gradually, this program has become a major program for rural infrastructure, health care and environment development.

In order to ensure the food of the poor, landless and unemployed people, there are various types of programs in place for food (kavicha) in exchange for work, money and kabita in exchange for work.
 In the northwestern districts of Bangladesh, a kind of unemployment and food insecurity arise in Bengal during the Bengali period (mid September to mid-October) before cutting of aman, which is known as Monga.
 According to the Income and Expenditure Survey (HIES) in 2010, the rate of living below the poverty line was 31.5%, which was 40% in 2005, for the continuation of economic activity and remittance.

Start
16/08/2017
End
21/04/2018
Word
০৯
Project Type
kabita
Amount
২৮০০০০
Latest Status
06/07/2017
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In exchange for work, in 1974, after the country's massive food crisis, the people of greater Rangpur district started starvation due to high prices of food grains and unemployment in rural areas. The government started food program in exchange for food or work.
The immediate aim of this program was to create jobs for the people of rural areas and simultaneously ensure supply and availability of food grains in needy areas.
The feature of this program was to pay the rural workers' wages through cash in cash without paying money. The program started with WPF (World Food Program) and food grains obtained from the United States from PL-480.
Canada, Australia, Germany, the Netherlands and the EU countries and other donors came forward to provide help and donations after the program was successful. Gradually, this program has become a major program for rural infrastructure, health care and environment development.

In order to ensure the food of the poor, landless and unemployed people, there are various types of programs in place for food (kavicha) in exchange for work, money and kabita in exchange for work.
 In the northwestern districts of Bangladesh, a kind of unemployment and food insecurity arise in Bengal during the Bengali period (mid September to mid-October) before cutting of aman, which is known as Monga.
 According to the Income and Expenditure Survey (HIES) in 2010, the rate of living below the poverty line was 31.5%, which was 40% in 2005, for the continuation of economic activity and remittance.

Job description

01. Rectification of road to Kachir's shop on the east side of the bridge at the door of the Sealinilisa Sarang House

02.cher Anand jute-3 Rafiq's house adjacent to the house of Israfil master house on the north side of the rea

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