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Message from Chairperson SUSHASHONER JONNY PROCHARAVIZAN—SUPRO Chairperson, SUPRO Ahmed Swapan Mahmud their supportandcooperation objectives fordemocratic a society. hope everybodyAnd I continue will SUPRO is committed to enhance its activities to achieve its goalsand development activists for theircontinuedsupportandcooperation. District Committeerepresentatives Members,and from CivilSociety and restoring people’s rights.to Ialsothank SUPROCouncil Members, National Thanks to our co-workers who are actively involved in theprocess of section ofthepopulation. emancipate from poverty, injustice& discrimination of marginalized to activities our expedite to havewe believe, I �irst. at preference get must collective &holisticareas of gender equality.this regard, In rights human rights,health rightsright ofeducation, to information, rightto food and Bangladesh. Theorganizationtoable has been in theareas change ofpublic SUPRO has been playing animportantrolepolicy makingin inpublic smooth journey ofSUPRO inthefuture. level(2016-2020) national the districtand at which accelerate will the programDevelopment onSustainable Goals2030 and 7thFive Year Plan Additionally, SUPRO hasbeenorganized massawareness and campaign areas butalsoatthegrassroots level. tohas beenable disseminate TaxJustice Campaignnotonly intheurban been working onTax Justice Issues across the countrysince 2013. SUPRO social justicecanbeestablishedinthestate andinthesociety. SUPRO has environmentalorganizationsaspects alongwithlocal so that economic and SUPRO hasbeenworkingon areas economical, socialand ofpolitical, Districts across Bangladesh. covers itsadvocacy andnetworking programs in45Districts outof64 justice, climate change;IFIpoliciesanddebtcancellationetc. SUPRO justice; PRSP process; budgettracking andanalysis; trade justice;tax programs andpolicyadvocacy campaignse.g.goodgovernance; economic wide network especially from thegrassroots by implementingvarious transition process sinceitsinceptionby engaging through itscountry democracy andgoodgovernance aswell assupportingdemocratic SUPRO (Campaign for GoodGovernance) hasbeenstriving to promote Chairperson Message from General Secretary, SUPRO Md. ArifurRahman I hope,SUPRO willgo aheadtakingwithherobjectives and future journey will alsobeviable. forward will enhanceourfuture advance journey. envisagedand alsointheglobal national at level. Ibelieve, ourprecise advicethinking, and nextway justice andgoodgovernanceestablishing with along levelsall at brought SUPROs familiarityhas been on marginalizedThe campaign rights people’s restorationservices ensuring indispensiblepublic and Society andDevelopment Activists. Secretary,CommitteeDistrict Members, SUPRO SecretariatColleagues, representativesfrom Civil thanks to SUPRO Executive Board Members, NationalCouncil Members,DistrictPresident, Rights alsoestablishinggoodgovernance for theoverall development Bangladesh. Alsohave giving with Oxfam for theircontinuedsupportintheprocess ofsocial,economicdevelopment & Human Have showing ourgratitude andwishesto thedonors’communitiesand associated institutionsalong increasing accountability atalllevels, establishing equalityandjusticereal democratic practices. activities havetoable been achievelevel a of satisfaction areain the participation, of ensuringpeople’s SUPROs activities onpoverty,and redressing inequality discrimination have beenappreciated SUPROlot. a on SDGheldin25-27November 2015. journalists, andCSOmembers andafter theoutcomethat ofthemeetingshasdelegated to theUNSummit members of the cabinet, Bangladesh withtheparticipationof parliamentarycaucus members onBudget, Furthermore, SUPROorganizedhas also 45 districts meetings onSDGand7thFYPatacross consultation along withNRBandwe believe, itwillenhanceSUPROs activities onTaxation inthefuture. Bangladesh Perspective. Sideby side,SUPROobservedhas also Taxation theNational Day Tax and Fair TaxGovernanceand Budget Resource“Democratic Mobilization, on Justice: seminar the jointlyorganized SUPRO andMaster in Governance Studies (MGS),Departmentof PoliticalScience, Dhaka University has Senegal andUganda simultaneously. Bangladesh”enormous has gettingkudos levelsall at the reportwith along hasalsopublishedinPakistan, whichappreciatedhas abroad.and home at Additionally, researchthe Fair“ on �indings Tax Monitoring in The most specialaspectofSUPRO activities in the current year hasorganized CRAFT 8th GlobalMeeting and qualityhealthservicesfor all. Income TaxDay, InternationalFood Dayseducation, women’swith ensuingquality along empowerment international days; e.g. World HealthDay, International women’s Day, International Literacy Day, National campaigns inits45 workingdistricts areaslevel andnational inthenameof performing and of thenational formulation ofAdditionally,pro-poor management. tax SUPRO has been continuingitsadvocacy The Tax Justice Campaign of SUPRO iscontinuingtostill establish governance systemin thetax and SUPRO ultimately enhancesthesuccessofSUPRO. The success beginning. rate ofSUPROactivities anyless than isnot yester years. Increasing theactivities of By theendingof20152016forand startingofCampaign Good Governance (SUPRO) hasinitiated anew Secretary Message from General ANNUAL REPORT2015 02>03

Message from General Secretary Message from Treasurer SUSHASHONER JONNY PROCHARAVIZAN—SUPRO Treasurer, SUPRO Madhab Chandra Dutta criticism to move forward ofouractivities. support is the real de�ining factor of us. That’s we need your extreme support, opinion, thinking and EquityEstablishing andEquality is the mainformulaof SUPRO andgradualincreasing of peoples’ international level. subjects ondonors’ cooperation, commerce, and agriculture and climate issues at regional and policy the in on and movement society levelcivil the in national role signi�icant a and playing been havewe local but issues related at only with con�ined been not have works Our level. national SUPRO hastobeen able express thinkingwithanewdimensionand the institutionalatlocal cooperation governmentand respective whoall are attached withSUPROs andshowing my deep gratitude respective for their quarters, all respective organizations this development representatives,associated elected journalists, makers, policy of�icials, with Along partner. strategic and �inancial confessingam I myself wholeheartedly for having supportofOxfamNovib of SUPROspart asa cooperation isthemainof source ofSUPROs strength. forthcoming activities and campaignprograms. Becausethegrassroots voices, their unity andtheir level.and national local thinking at institutional create Itwill ahugeroom for SUPRO intheir SUPROhas organized Convention itsNational thisyear where SUPROhas expressed her new signi�icance. Ihope,we willbeableto create alarger spaceonmutualcooperation inthefuture. to thepolicymakers, networkmembers andrepresentatives from civilsocieties withdue “establish justi�iable tax management policy”. SUPRO has been able to focus on these two strategies We have pleasant news because “formulate pro-poor policy and ensuring public services for all” and guess. Itwillpave theway andexpose thenext step ofSUPRO, Ibelieve. and district national level. That’swhy SUPROs Taxrelated activities have beenmore familiar toI all the at day tax income the after VATand beforeTaxof department and of�icials level high different governmentBoard anddiscussiontheChairmanofNational meeting with ofRevenuewith along dayincome tax fairtax in the participation and district leveland the national at with along decentralizationin thecurrent year 2015. Among from these activities performed thenational SUPRO has taken severalprograms onpro-poor Taxformulation Management andbudget provided themessagefrom SUPROs pointofview. SUPROswith on SDGalong UN summit with and meeting journalists, recommendations and Consultation meetingshavecaucus onbudget. beenconducted in 45 districts, meeting with levelin thecurrent year. these activities,Within theprominentone was parliamentarywith meeting SUPRO hastaken massiveprograms consultation onSDGand7thFive Yearand national local at Plan Treasurer Message from EXECUTIVE SUMMARY the current year which issupposed to befocused. People’sof JubileeSouthandlast SAARC eventThese inNepal. are theinternationalexposure ofSUPRO in Kenya,Advocacy Global Leadership Workshop inBangkok, Tax JusticeAssembly andCoordination Meeting advocacy theregional at and globallevel based on important issues e.g. CRAFT conference inNaivahasa, government sectors comprised ofgrassroots demands, ontheother side, SUPRO hasbeensimilarly doing As agrassroots level organizations one side, SUPRO hasbeenadvocating and disseminating withrelevant solidarity intherestoration ofgrassroots people’srights. InternationalLiteracy Day, International Food Dayand International RightsHuman day andshowing awareness campaign SUPRO has beenobserving thedays ofWorld Health Day, InternationalWomen’s Day, besides SUPRO own programs /activitiesand grassroots national at levels.As partofincreasing mass has beenvocalin these issuesprograms and taking with likeminded andimplementitalong organizations SUPRO traf�icking, women and child equality; gender democracy; and security peace, the uphold Justice; sector and arrange socialaudit to seeofservices thequality and effectiveness. Food Security and Climate implemented thepro-poor policy. SUPRO hasbeengiving emphasis onservices andhealth ofeducation SUPROdreamingbeen has societywherea rightscitizens’ all to has guaranteedbe bystate and a milestone of SUPRO. Additionally, SUPRO hasalsobeenprepared itsFive Year Strategic (2014-2018) which plan isenvisaged as published baselinesurvey reportjustice issuebothinEnglish ontax andBanglais themostvisibleones. daytax and grassroots national at levels withthegovernment, participated fair,tax inthenational activities ofSUPROundoubtedly. activities Withinthenotable ofthecurrent years, accomplished income of�icials high tax BoardNational chairmanof the with the along ofRevenuethe which (NBR) invigoratebe will futurethe meeting discussion several organize to due expedited also it and levels grassroots toable make aneffectiverelationship andcongenial and departmentnational withthetax bothat In thecurrent year activities ofSUPRO, TaxJustice Campaignisoneofthestrikingevents. SUPRO hasbeen in thecurrent year. have beenconveyed tosummit onSDGandfocused UNspecial itinfavor ofSUPROwhich wasmajor aevent government dutybearers, journalistsandwomen & youths. The outcome meetings oftheconsultations meetings onSDGs and 7th FYPhave alsobeenorganized in45districts ofCSOwith theparticipation actors, parliamentary CaucusonBudgetinto three phaseshasbeenorganized. Apartfrom this,consultations ofBangladeshPlan andSUPROs presence inthisactivity are more visible. Withinthisactivity meetingwith This year SUPRO hastaken major activities Development onSustainable (SDGs) and 7thFive Goals Year deprived and marginalized restoring agriculture health, oneducation, the budgetaryallocations andsocialsafety netprograms. for working been has people’s rights SUPROthe budgetaryallocations. in process observingimplementation been the also has of Network” Civil Affairs “Budget network disabled andrepresentationmental from 27different segments ofthecivilsociety organizations andtheir grassroots Besides, SUPRO budget. on national alongwith indigenous, labour, schedulecastes, physical and relevant stakeholders. Severaladvocacy meetingshavebeen taken basedontheexpectation place fromthe pro-poor. SUPROhas beendisseminated theoutcome ofthepre andpostbudgetdiscussions withthe centre ofdevelopment) place mass participatory andmake theessentialservice sectors pro-people and Advocacy Budget prioritythe is onearea of SUPROs activity to campaign make processthe budgetary (asa and development policyinlinewithmotivation, inspiration andorganize thegrassroots people’s. aspirationsensuring solidarityalong withtheparticipation& establishintheprocess good governanceof and global level andSUPRObeen workinghas for makingabridgebetween people’sexpectations and equality andjusticewillbeascertained. Inthisconnection,to reach thegrassroots demandsatthenational SUPRO wants to seeaparticipatory democratic societyincongruencewithhumanrights where democracy, rights ofthemarginalized anddeprived people’s. organizations andrepresentations from citizens hasbeenworkingmore decade thanato establishthe forCampaign Good Governance (SUPRO) networka comprised ofmorethan 600civil society ANNUAL REPORT 201504>05

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY SUPRO Profile SUSHASHONER JONNY PROCHARAVIZAN—SUPRO equity andjusticefor all. based onhumanrights principles thatadhereto SUPRO envisions aparticipatory democratic society Vision statement Disadvantaged people • Grassroots people • Students andyouths • Women andchildren • Media professionals • Government of�icials • Policymakersleaders andpolitical • NGOandCSO Leaders • Target Audience democracy, andaccountability. participation SUPRO iscommitted to values ofequity, justice, Core values 4. To buildcritical awareness among the in�luence to CSOs of alliance broader build To 3. To increaselevel the ofthe of accountability 2. To empower grassroots1. organisations in the Strategic objectives and civilsociety organisations. building amongSUPROalliance network members by facilitatingthe process ofempowermentand addressing theneedsofpoor andmarginalised through better response to humanrights issues by Increaseinstitutions of public accountability Strategic goal levels.all andtransparentaccountable governance system at ronmentalrights aswellas to bringing about lishingeconomic, social,cultural, and envipolitical - citizen actors for collective actionstowards estab The missionofSUPRO isto facilitate CSOsand Mission statement more inclusive andegalitarian society. participatory governance towards achievinga stakeholders inpromoting humanrights and women andchildren stronger pro-poor positionparticularly for the policymakers anddutybearers intaking and universalessentialpublic services state anddutybearers inpromoting equitable essentialpublic services to all means of micro-macro level policyreform and network indemanding rights to development by - Rgoa ad nentoa lnae and linkage international and Regional • Goodmedia coverage • Goodlinkage withpolicyleaders • and education information, and Publications • High levelof mobilisationcapacity • Grassroots linkage andactivism • Non-partisan image • Strengths ofSUPRO 7. Gender equality, violenceagainstwomen, Food sovereignty, climate justiceanddisaster 6. Upholdpeace,security anddemocracy 5. Promoting fair taxationjustice and�iscal 4. 3. Promotingand universal equitable public 2. Poorand marginalised friendly budget Reducing poverty, andvulnerability inequality 1. Priority Areas founder members. TheNCprovides strategic whommembers,of 14aretrustyboard and National Council (NC), which iscomposedof24 Council:National SUPRO’s supreme body isthe the membersofitsExecutive Committee. activities forcoming year. the AGM Besides,the elects Committee and theauditreport, andendorses its approves theannualreport by itsExecutive The AGM provides SUPRO withtheoverall direction, Council, which istheorganisation's supreme body. every year attended by the membersofitsNational Annual General Meeting:SUPRO holdsanAGM guidelines forgeneral theannual meeting. The conventionprovide will policydirections and the programmes andrecommend future directions. campaign leaders. National conventionreview will be heldeverywill year attended by thedistrict Convention:National right-based development approach. the onesthatare committed to peoplecentred and level.The NGOsthatare eligiblefor membership are registered, politically district non-partisan,basedat is opentoNGOs ofBangladesh all thatare legally Networking Membership:Membership of SUPRO Organisational structure networking (IEC)materialscommunication traf�icking inwomen andchildren impacts services governance andinstitutional accountability

The national convention The national District Campaign Committee: Campaign District General Vice-Chairperson, Chairperson, Secretary, Treasurer andMember. EB: in providesThereareguidelines. �ive policy portfolios 3-month, reviews theprogress ofactivities and staff inthesecretariat, holdsmeetinginevery their personalcapacity. Thealsoappointsthe EB serve for theorganisation onvoluntary basisandin organisation developmentmembers policies.EB ofprogrammesthe implementation andprepares CouncilforNational a2-year period. EBoversees nine members elected by themembers ofthe ExecutiveBoard: TheExecutive Board comprises the Executive Board. guideline anddirection to thewhole networks and oenet fiil t i�une oiis n also and policies makes linkage withnationallevel actors with support in�luence to of�icials government networking members.Itinvolves locallawmakers and manages programmes atdistrictlevel involving the relationship withorganisation's secretariat and Secretary. A DCC coordinates andmaintains activities atdistrictlevel coordinated by theDistrict members. DCC isresponsible to implementallthe representation oftherespective district'snetwork Campaign Committee, isformed DCC withthe inshort, SUPRO District are thedivision-based spread ofthenetwork. indigenous peoples'areasFollowing andcoastalbelt. known ashaor andbaor, hilltracts, charlands, as lowland inthegreater Sylhet andother regions has reached to geographical pockets ofpoverty, such expanded itsactivities tocountry. 45districtsofthe It SUPRO withitsnationalsecretariat inDhaka has Working Location guidance to theDistrict CampaignCommittee(s). grassroots andprovides technicalsupport and coordinatesthe networking all activities the at Executiveof the guidance the Board. also It activitiesorganisation ofthe under the national at This teamfacilitates the programmes all and the SUPRO secretariat inDhakaled by theDirector. SecretariatTeam: epnil fr umtig ciiy n �inancial and activity submitting reports to thesecretariat. for responsible organisationCampaignCoordinator,District of who is SUPROsecretariat makes agreement the with Chairperson, are: committee District CampaignCoordinator andgeneral the members. of portfolios The from thesecretariat to pushrelevantadvocacy issues. The secretariat teamis basedon Disadvantaged people • Grassroots people • Students andyouths • Women andchildren • Media professionals • Government of�icials • Policymakersleaders andpolitical • NGOandCSO Leaders • Target Audience democracy, andaccountability. participation SUPRO iscommitted to values ofequity, justice, Core values 4. To buildcritical awareness among the in�luence to CSOs of alliance broader build To 3. To increaselevel the ofthe of accountability 2. To empower grassroots1. organisations in the Strategic objectives and civilsociety organisations. building amongSUPROalliance network members by facilitatingthe process ofempowermentand addressing theneedsofpoor andmarginalised through better response to humanrights issues by Increaseinstitutions of public accountability Strategic goal levels.all andtransparentaccountable governance system at ronmentalrights aswellas to bringing about lishingeconomic, social,cultural, and envipolitical - citizen actors for collective actionstowards estab The missionofSUPRO isto facilitate CSOsand Mission statement equity andjusticefor all. based onhumanrights principles thatadhereto SUPRO envisions aparticipatory democratic society Vision statement more inclusive andegalitarian society. participatory governance towards achievinga stakeholders inpromoting humanrights and women andchildren stronger pro-poor positionparticularly for the policymakers anddutybearers intaking and universalessentialpublic services state anddutybearers inpromoting equitable essentialpublic services to all means of micro-macro level policyreform and network indemanding rights to development by - founder members. TheNCprovides strategic whommembers,of 14aretrustyboard and National Council (NC), which iscomposedof24 Council:National SUPRO’s supreme body isthe the membersofitsExecutive Committee. activities forcoming year. the AGM Besides,the elects Committee and theauditreport, andendorses its approves theannualreport by itsExecutive The AGM provides SUPRO withtheoverall direction, Council, which istheorganisation's supreme body. every year attended by the membersofitsNational Annual General Meeting:SUPRO holdsanAGM guidelines forgeneral theannual meeting. The conventionprovide will policydirections and the programmes andrecommend future directions. campaign leaders. National conventionreview will be heldeverywill year attended by thedistrict and linkage international and Regional • Goodmedia coverage • Goodlinkage withpolicyleaders • and education information, and Publications • High levelof mobilisationcapacity • Grassroots linkage andactivism • Non-partisan image • Strengths ofSUPRO 7. Gender equality, violenceagainstwomen, Food sovereignty, climate justiceanddisaster 6. Upholdpeace,security anddemocracy 5. Promoting fair taxationjustice and�iscal 4. 3. Promotingand universal equitable public 2. Poorand marginalised friendly budget Reducing poverty, andvulnerability inequality 1. Priority Areas National Convention:National right-based development approach. the onesthatare committed to peoplecentred and level.The NGOsthatare eligiblefor membership are registered, politically district non-partisan,basedat is opentoNGOs ofBangladesh all thatare legally Networking Membership:Membership of SUPRO Organisational structure networking (IEC)materialscommunication traf�icking inwomen andchildren impacts services governance andinstitutional accountability

SUPRO Profile Major achievements in 2015: At a glance SUSHASHONER JONNY PROCHARAVIZAN—SUPRO of theinitiative by SUPRO inthePeople’s SAARC Convergence, Nepal2014. Collaborationand Networking’ Dialogue beginsto form SouthAsiaTaxas theresultJustice Alliance Regional and Justice TaxPromoting Experiences: ‘Bangladesh on workshop a organizing Through 9 electronic mediahouses and14onlinenews websites. Week Fair. Newswas ofthecampaign covered byprint mediahouses, 114and19national nine local justice ensures prosperity and progresses’ on theeveIncome Tax ofNational Day Income Tax and Moreacross50 thousandpeople than 37districtsinBangladesh raised collective voicetax ‘Ensuring ‘Baseline survey ontax,taxgap analysis andtaxsystem inBangladesh'. Pro-poor policyand systemtax reporton launching consultation demandedthenational at on Dhaka cityto share the�indingsofabaseline survey onthecountry'staxsystem. Speakerspro-poor demandeda systemand policy tax organisedconsultation national a at inthe tax and�iscaljusticeamong120studentdebators from 24publicandprivate universities. justice ensures progress andprosperity’openednewwindow ofgaining knowledge andunderstanding Society (DUDS)heldinSeptember 4-72014atDhaka University centringonthethemeof‘Ensuringtax The inter-university debate championshipthejointinitiative by SUPRO andDhaka University Debating were audits the of �indings The Clinic. and recommendations Health spec�ic and action planwerelevel developed inorder to minimizethegaps by Community collectivelocal participation. the at 24 bearers duty repsective and the with consultated Centres Health Union 12 successfully conducted in 24 district which covered 48 primary school, 12 Upazila HealthComplex, With aviewto identify the gaps ofexisting services in pro poor perspectives, 24 social auditwas other policymakers. were consultedlevel innational presencein oftheminister forand mass education primaryand outcomes consolidated the and ministry �inance the to sent were recommendations the way same journalists, developmentincluding local activists and elected representatives in 32districts and the Post budget re�lections and recommendations were come out from SUPRO’s grassroots campaigners state the by endorsed and meeting consultation national a and minister for �inanceandplanning,policymakers, mediapersonnelandCSOs representatives. in committee shared accounts �inally public and ministry, consultations �inance the of cells relevant member parliaments.Consolidated recommendations were prepared from thegrassroots the to sent directly then wererecommendations district Each 2015-16. of year �inancial the for budget national the to prior Grassroots recommendations were collected through pre-budgetdiscussion meetings in40districts 05 01 02 06 07 03 08 04 Goals 2030have beenapproved by theHeadsof Transforming our world, Sustainable voices ontheseissues. attention to thedutybearers and to raise grassroots October 2015 and have been successfulto bring the All Plan. events were implemented in between August to Year 7thFive current on re�lections Developmenton Sustainable the national Goals and meeting withthemembers of the parliamentsat pressmeetings including conference andlobby awareness raising, discussion and consultation responsibility SUPRO carried outcountrywide entering into 7thFYP, being apartcitizen the transitionalIn phases from MDGto SDGand and discrimination,causingdeeprooted conditions oppressive socio-economy,also breeds exclusion Inequality,often systemic a feature ofany the nation'sto capacity achieve economicgrowth. poverty and powerlessness of the poor and reduces persist unchecked,can breedsrun it thelong in poverty reduction discourse, because if inequality people. Reducingis acriticalissue inequalityin a question of denial of the rights of millions of poor remainsrich and issue, whichcritical a isalso poverty reduction, increasingbetween inequality praiseworthy progress onedecade of thelastin strategicSUPRO plan. observed despite that the one ofthebroader priorities areas ofSUPRO’s Reducing poverty,and vulnerability inequality is 1. Reducingpoverty, inequalityandvulnerability Activities andachievements in2015 Grassroots Voices onMDGsand7 Development th Five Year Plan implementation process of theSDGs. be an‘earlycountry will starter’ in the Five Year Plan of Bangladesh, it canbesaid that the taken care of in theformulation process of the 7th targetsthe goals, andindicators of theSDGs are well Five Year Plan (2016-2020) in October 20, 2015. As government hasdeveloped andapproved her 7th the spiritofSDGs,Bangladeshconnection with In through amassive consultative process. history the newagendashave beenshaped up UN in time �irst the for that seen be to needs things not includedintheoldones. One of thekey striking range ofissues and itspossibleoutcome which was fanfare. NewAgendashave beencovered wide States inSeptember 2015huge in UNHQwith and inequality poverty, to vulnerability issuesofBangladesh. solutions �inding of in 2015 campaign were directed to thepromotion activities,all asaresult of which itsadvocacyall and The network considers this area asthecentre of its situation inthecountry. of and lackgood governance accelerate poverty poor peoples’ needs and rights, poor democracy inadequatelyallocation budgetary addressing the the absenceof a fair taxation system, improper All con�lict. to these socio-economic factors discussed with along there, from and frustration social rights andvoice, which often leadsto pervasive such as youth unemployment andsuppression of ANNUAL REPORT 201508>09

Activities and achievements in 2015 Activities and achievements in 2015 SUSHASHONER JONNY PROCHARAVIZAN—SUPRO note papertilted “Implementation andChallenges: Director Alison SubrataBaroi presented the key SUPRO Md.Arifur Rahmanwelcomed SUPRO all. Haque Prodhan, MPandGeneralSecretary of while General Secretary of the CaucusNazmul Dr. Md.Rustum AliFaraji, MPchaired the meeting and 7thFive Year Planinthemeeting. transparenteffectiveand of SDGs implementation urged theMPs to play active role for accountable, Room,Parliament National Dhaka.Building, SUPRO Sustainable Year Plan” heldon16th November 2015 at theOath Challenges: DevelopmentBangladeshGoals-2030 and 7thFive and theme: the on Budget “Implementation and Planning National on meeting withMembersof the ParliamentaryCaucus SUPROspirit, hasjointly organized the discussion Bangladesh Government 7th Five Yearthis On Plan. with mechanism inline implementation feltSURPO to illustrate theprocess of After successful onSDGs, completion inUN Summit summit onSDGs Grassrootsrecommendations shared through press conferencebefore just UN and effective implementation ofSDGsand7 Civilurgedsociety theMPs toplay active roleaccountable,for transparent targets oftheSDGsare well taken care ofinthe (2016-2020) inOctober 20,2015.Asthegoalsand developed andapproved its7thFive Year Plan the spiritofSDGs,Bangladesh government has from humanrights perspectives. Inconnectionwith consolidated widerange of needs andaspiration from the states all andnonstates actors that which isaresult ofinclusive andcollective effort 2030 on25thSeptember 2015inUNHQ, NewYork, framework- theSustainableDevelopment Goals countries hasapproved theglobal development keyThe note highlightedpaper 193 of heads the that Awal moderated thesession. the meeting.Former Chairperson of SUPRO Abdul development partners, NGOs and media took partin university teachers, and representatives from Committee,council members national of SUPRO, ParliamentaryParliamentaryCaucus and Standing Bangladesh 7thFive Year Plan”. Memberof DevelopmentSustainable Goals-2030 and After43 meetings in endingtheconsultations districts, SUPRO organized a press conference with the media at the national level the national the mediaat to disseminate the outcome ofthegrassroots stakeholders National at Presson 22September Club 2015beforejust the UN global summitonSGDssigning. The speakers at themeetindicated the growing inequality betweeninequality therich and thepoor and that must beproperlythat addressed in newframework emergedamong countriesthat ashugechallenges Summit.Based ondistrictmeetings consultations Summit.Based adoptedbe will that the United at Nations recommendations. th Five Year Plan Press Conference on theSDGs&7thFive Year PlanImplementation and Challenges Ec SG ipeetn cuty will country implementing SDGs Each • The UN can also devise a similar agreement with • cooperativeagreement a into enter can UN The • are placedbefore themediaasfollows: 17 November 2015where certain recommendations brie�ing which was held at Dhaka Reporters Unity on approval ofSDGsSUPRO organized anotherpress After UNSummitonSustainableDevelopment and mass creating for action af�irmative Take • recommendations isbelow: government Key andmembersofparliament. ofthe Finally SUPRO placed10recommendations to the countries commitmentwillbeensured andsoon. stakesensured;be will to what extent developedthe and plan annual to whatbudget, extent theparticipation from in all re�lected be will plan the how bemobilizedtofund will the carryout theactivities; be themonitoring andaccountablemechanism;how country willdevelop itsown indicators; what would transparent implementationthatincludehow the are somechallengesfor effective, accountableand implementation process oftheSDGs.However, there that thecountry willbean‘early starter’ inthe formulation ofthe7thFive Year Plan,itcanbesaid incorporate itsSDGtargets into itstime-bound technical and resources assistance for achieving theSDGstargets. �inancial provide to pledges time-bound and speci�ic make will they each ‘donor’ country andorganization where of�ice through development assistance(ODA). and budget national country’s respective the from both contribution �inancial reporting mechanisms, indicateand will the time-bound targets andmonitoring and that member stateeach SDGsimplementing with part ofmainstream development process. fromSDGs the grassroots to national level asa awareness programs onthe7thFive Year Planand il uln te onr- speci�ic country- the outline will the recommendations. the meeting members All expressed solidarity with were present asthespeakers from thegrassroots. members RahmanMatiur Rani andManju Pramanik board member KGM Faruque,council national key note paper. Vice chair Hosne Ara Hasi, executive while Director Alison SubrataBaroi presented the Ahmed SwapanChairperson Mahmud, of SUPRO SDGs targets. The conference was chaired by stakeholders for following upandmonitoring of a representatives, relatedinstitutes GoB and build to urged brie�ing committee,national consistof CSOs, NGOs press the at Speakers balance gender meaningful more and greater A • be must CBOs and NGOs society, civil The • to have will (PPP) Partnership Public-Private • developmentnational 5-year, (annual, plans the in members parliament of role Increase • “National a form immediately will Government • goals andtargets. stages ofimplementationtheSDGs. haveand participationwill to be ensuredall in due contributioninachieving theGlobalGoals. space formeaningful thecivilsociety to make its government of the day mustcreate enough of SDGs.Thenational implementation involved from theveryof stages in all beginning sector to �lourish. poverty free worldonly will helptheprivate for theSDGs.They needto acknowledgea that resources �inancial larger much commit tohave further strengthened, andtheprivate sector will overall development strategies andpolicies. 10-year etc)synchronizealso and their with forinstitution effective respective ministries/division/department/ including directives and inspiration to the monitoring process of SDGsand7thFYP meetings to expediteand theimplementation parliamentsession and standingcommittee the progress publicly. monitoring performance and dissemination of of�icials and relevant stakeholder with a view to Professionals, Citizens, Journalists, government representatives, CSOs,Researchers, CoordinationCommittee” comprised ofelected ANNUAL REPORT 201510>11 implementation oftheset

Activities and achievements in 2015 Poor and marginalised friendly budget accountability and institutional governance SUSHASHONER JONNY PROCHARAVIZAN—SUPRO governance 2. Poorandmarginalisedfriendly budgetaccountability andinstitutional f rprn te t �v-er ln n the Ali Badsha,MP chaired the meetingalongwith and plan Co-chairman of Parliamentary CaucusMirShawkat �ive-year 7th upcoming budgetfor the the�iscalyear (FY)2015-16. preparing of oath Room,Parliament National on theeveBuilding on 24thJanuary2015the and Budget at Planning meeting withParliamentaryCaucus onNational In thisconnection,SUPRO organized a lobby meeting etc. including consultation,roundtable meeting,lobby SUPRO organizes various eventsMPs with makers includingMPs. To ensure pro-poor budget, budget campaignsince2003targeting the policy players inbudgetaryprocess. SUPRO organizes budget advocacy. Infact they are thekey role Parliamentarians are oneofthekey stakeholders in Lobby meetingwiththekey stakeholders ofbudgetcycle of itsbudgetcampaign,SUPRO organises aseriesof participation from thegrassroots people.Asapart ensurea pro-poor that isformulatedbudget with SUPROhas been playing active an role since2003 to enjoyment ofhumanrights. Realizing theneeds, access to resources andpower andabovethe all access to essential services, access to justices, in many aspects of their livelihood that includes marginalized andparticularly women andchildren discrimination that directly affect poor, promoteaccountability inequality and governanceof institutional Lack andbudget welcome address andSUPRO director Alison CAUCUS Nazmul Haq Prodhan, MP delivered the moderated themeetingwhile GeneralSecretary of SUPROgeneral secretary Arifur Rahman Md. national councilmembers were alsopresent there. CSOs, development partners, media and SUPRO RepresentativesOxfam asdiscussant. of NGOs, Dr. MAbu Eusuf & Kanor Maloy, Program Manager, AbdulMuhammad Mazid, Prof. of Dhaka University Boardchairman ofNational of Revenue Dr. DivisionFormer Alam, (GED) memberShamsul reserve seat-44asguestsandGeneralEconomics reserve seat-41, Nur-e-Hasna Lily Chowdhury, Rangamati,Lutfa Taher, reserve seat-40,QuaziRosy, Hossain Badhsa, Rajshahi-2, UshatanTalukder, other representativesFazleMP ofcaucusincluding and governance. contributed to promote budgetaccountability and PublicServices for All’during thisyear that to PublicServices’and‘Pro Poor Policy Reform project ‘OurMoney OurBudgetUniversalAccess activitiescarriednumbers of out under the With thesupportofOxfam Novib, SUPRO has accountability andinstitutionalgovernance. the policymakerswith order in to promote budget demands fromcollect shareand thecommunity leveldiscussions thedistrictandnational at to consultation meeting Civil societyrecommendations shared inthepre budgetnational budget 2015-16 Grassrootscommunities urged toconcerns includetheir inthe national budgetary CACUS: SUPRO’s demand &recommendation to the whichtax should bethemainbasisofbudget. percent wealth butmany of whom are spared from direct �ive only Besides, people ofthecountry possess 50 per centofthe trend. the for (VAT) creatingexcessive pressure value on added tax initiatives forincreasing direct and collection tax of lack identi�ied They countries. neighboring the inBangladeshinequality which is more thanthatof expressed concern overincreasingincome over-dependent onthepressure. They also weaknessesprocess inthe political for becoming demand of the grassroots massages. They identi�ied for its not being pro-people as it does not re�lect the bureaucrats inpreparation ofbudgetresponsible the speakersAll dependency noticedthat on Subrata Baroi presented thepositionpaper. all valued participants.MirShawkat AliBadshah Member Shamima Akhter Moonmoonwelcomed moderatedwhilemeeting Executive Board this year 2015-16.Director AlisonSubrata Baroi input tothe next budgettoJune in beannounced discussions in45districts withaviewto provide recommendations after organizing pre-budget building andpresented consolidated meeting on31stmarch 2015atthedaily star SUPRO organized pre budgetconsultation �inance ministry intheform ofamemorandum. committee sent these demands and concerns to the put forward their demands. Later on,thedistrict marginalized groups attended thediscussions and CSO representatives, representatives and representatives from NGO of�icials, government in 45 districts.government Local representatives, 2015-16, SUPRO organized pre-budget discussions Prior to theformulationbudget ofthenational Dlgn iiitv wud e ae t involve to taken be would initiative Diligent • with meeting dialogue/sharing regular Initiate • in active and functional more be should CACUS • of participation effective the see to Expecting • above the discuss to opportunity the Take • plan &budgetformulationplan 2015-16. year �ive 7th the of preparation the for process grassroots civil societies in theconsultation institutions. concerned departments/ ministries/ hopeand aspirations, andsharethe with grassroots civilsociety organizations, learntheir parliamentary session. and budgetduringthe planning in national addressing grassroots demands and aspiration budget formulationnational CACUS member in the upcoming �ive year plan & session grassroots demands incurrent parliamentary ANNUAL REPORT 201512>13

Poor and marginalised friendly budget accountability and institutional governance Poor and marginalised friendly budget accountability and institutional governance SUSHASHONER JONNY PROCHARAVIZAN—SUPRO Planning MAMannanwas present aschiefguest programthe where StateMinister for and Finance affairsbudget Colonel (Rtd)Shawkat Alichaired parliamentary caucusonnational planningand Former deputyspeaker andchairman of remote charareas. healthcare servicesfor peopleliving inrural and improve thequalityofhealthcare andchild Agriculture andparticularly inhealthsector to allocation for Education sector, Safety Social Net, They argued for increasing thebudgetary May 2015attheOathRoom, NationalParliament. lobby meetingwithParliamentary Caucus on9th a organized jointly has Bangladesh Vision World Sushahsoner JonnoProcharavizan (SUPRO)& Shakera Nahar, Campaign Coordinator ofSUPRO Salam were thevalued discussants. Council Member Sharifa Khatun,LalitC. Chakma andMA National SUPRO and Bangladesh Vision Chandan Z.Gomes,Advocacy Director ofWorld FamilywerePlanning present specialguests. Standing Committee onMinistry ofHealth & MP,Begum Selina Begum Parliamentary Member, Parliamentary Chairman, Vice CAUCUS onNationalPlanningandBudget & MP Badshah on Caucus National PlanningandBudget;Fazle Hossain Parliamentary Chairman, Vice & MP Lobby MeetingwithParliamentary CAUCUS Robi alsospoke ontheprogram amongothers. Lutfa Taher,Ahmed Litaand Mushtaq Selina Jahan LawmakersBudget. Rustom AliForazi, KaziRozi, Health National recommendation: and “Analysis ShakeraMs. Naharpresented keynotea paperon University & Campaign Cooerdinator of SUPRO professor ofDevelopment StudiesatDhaka the beginningoffunction.Dr. at M.Abu Eusuf, speech welcome his made Bangladesh Vision Chandan Z.Gomes,Advocacy Director ofWorld present there. SUPRO NationalCouncil members were also Representatives ofNGOs,CSOs, and Govt., Media MP Nazmul Haq Pradhan moderated theprogram. and General Secretary ofParliamentary Caucus regionaldisparity. considering need of poor and marginalized, and and agriculturebudget national the upcoming in forallocations socialsafety health, education, net SUPRO urged thegovernment that should increase discussion. students andmediaPersonnel took part inthe Teachers, researchers, development partners, concerns to theevent. Amongothers, university districts shared their grassroots voices and secretary andpolicyleadersofSUPRO from 45 presented thepositionpaperwhere district Chairperson ofSUPRO moderated thesession while AhmedSwapanparliament. national Mahmud, conference room of the ministers' hostel inthe discussion meeting2015 on 14th June2015the at SUPRO organizedpost- budget itsnational Post BudgetDiscussion Meeting2015atNationallevel process, especially intheessentialpublic services aspirations ingovernment andbudgeting planning reactions,participation, concerns, opinions and whichgives opportunity to bridge citizens’ grassrootsbudget dialogueat level, andnational participatorybudget through national pre and post governments to formulate pro poorand Over theyears SUPRO urge hasbeenplacing to the national budget'15-16in45districts Immediate reactiongrassroots of SUPROof campaigners on thedeclared conferenceof Dhaka hall Reporters’ Unityand press conference on24March the 2015at development andrights organizations organized a Morcha),forum a representationwith of27 GroupBudget Alliance (BudgetBisoyokNagorik Press-brie�ing onPre-Budget FY2015-16by BudgetAlliance Group NazmulHaque Pradhan MP, BegumSanjidaKhanam chief guest andMirShawkat AliBadshah MP, Mr. attendedA Mannan thediscussion meeting asthe State Minister for Financeand MinistryM Planning Director Alison Subrata Baroi gave welcome speech. from straightthe districts through faxand e-mail. �inance of ministry the to sent then recommendations ofthese press conferences were conference theirrespective at districts. The shared their instantreactions through press SUPRO’s grassroots campaigners in45districts after declaration ofbudgetnational 2015-16, with particularfocus onmarginalized. Immediately responded to thequestionsofjournalists. Directortook ofSBSS part asthediscussant and conference paper. Ferdous Ahmed,Executive Chairperson ofBanchte ShikhoNari, presented the delivered hiswelcome speech.Firoja Begum, conference. Treasurer ofSUPRO C.Dutta Madhab Bangladesh BhumihinShamitichaired the conference while SubolSarkar, GeneralSecretary of SUPRO Alison SubrataBaroi moderated thepress Group,On behalfofBudgetAlliance Director of budget processes.national dalitsandwomen’schallenged, demand in the physicallyindigenous people, and mentally marginalized people’sespecially farmers, laborers, concerns andpriorities ofthepoor and shared collective demands for of inclusion the ANNUAL REPORT 201514>15

Poor and marginalised friendly budget accountability and institutional governance Poor and marginalised friendly budget accountability and institutional governance SUSHASHONER JONNY PROCHARAVIZAN—SUPRO one-day-long orientation onusingthedigital tutorial especially district secretaries SUPRO organized To aware andto orient thegrassrootscampaigners campaigners. Thesecondvideotutorial explains how from thebeginningto theendprimarily for made. Itexplains theentire budgetmakingprocess stakeholder.is explainsbudget one the how�irst The explain thebudgetto thecampaigner aswell asto the animation andeasy to understand graphics to jargons. Inthedigitaltutorials itisusedcrisp simple terms withoutthetrappings ofcomplicated Tracking) are madethatbreak down thebudgetinto The two digitaltutorials (BudgetProcess &Budget using digitalbudgettool atgrassroots knowledgewith equipped districts 45 of campaigners District on andskills accountability campaign tutorial-Digital newa literacyon budget added dimension andbudget ef�iciently by usingthishands ondigitaltool kits. campaigner’sthe localto mobilize community more 437 is male and195 is female. Theevents help will NGOs/CSOs,campaignerslocal coming ofwhich 40 districts and oriented 632 grassroots districts. Thus 40 half-day orientations were held in the district campaigncommittee therespective at half-day-longthe membersof orientations among Thetrained campaigners thenorganized grassroots budgetadvocacy. about thedigitaltools including itseffective useat The campaignersreceived clearideaandknowledge 10 femalefrom 43districts joinedtheorientation. Dhaka. Fiftysixcampaigners, ofwhich 46maleand Moahammadpur,at Of�ice SUPRO of STARCentre at in thebudgetadvocacy on18and19October 2015 available intheSUPRO website andface book. engagedthe entire in processes. The toolkits are grassroots campaigners andpolicyleaderswere SUPRO products. �inal to development script the kits were developed inconsultative processes- from With thetechnical support ofRed Orange,both tool local campaigners aswell stakeholders. aslocal the for allocations school or hospital.Thesewere targeted for the budget speci�ic track to campaigners in45districts. immediatereaction of grassroots consolidated outcomes of the positionpaperderived asthe Coordinatorof SUPRO presented present. Shakera Nahar, Campaign SUPRO’sdistricts 45were leaders andcampaigners from policy including and journalist development partners, students university teachers, researchers, others,Among discussant. CPD waspresent keyas the AdditionalResearch Director of Moazzem,guests. Golam Akter MPwere present asspecial MP,JahanLita Salina Navana Mst. MP, Dr. Md.Rustum AliFaraji, Mst. for sharingknowledge andinformation Developand update websysteminformation based media social linkingwith Kurigram andBarguna Successfully pilotedtutorialbudget digital grassrootsfor campaign at pages canbecomeplatforms for further awareness Facebook pagesofthoseupazilas.TheFacebook on thewebsite with linksto corresponding interviews,case studiesandstories are featured in later othermaterials phases.All like videos, with datasimilarexercise across Bangladesh �illed be may it But Betagi. and Sadar –Kurigram areas. Initially thisisonly for two selected upazilas local level merely by clickingonthehighlighted would be able to �ind out speci�ic allocations at the interactive mapofBangladesh onwhich auser to understand.Notably, thewebsite has an presentedmakesmannerthat a in easybudget the collected throughout theproject butthey are developed whichrepositorya is data all the of one website www.amartaka.orgbeen has With thetechnical assistancefrom Red Orange, the endofsession grassroots communitytook part start thesession, there was anintroduction and at Parishad Chairman andWard Councillor.Before of the selected unioninvolvingrespective Union sessions were theUnionParishad heldat building were attended thesessions. The mostofthevideo participants including1,558and1,681 male female men audiences.Atotalnumber of3,239 wasone for women and anotherisfor youth and video sessions were conducted ineachUnionwhere KurigramBarguna.and BetagiUpazila, At least2 November 2015 in 18UnionsofSardar Upazilia, tutorialsgrassrootsamong communityfromto3 12 organizedSURPO 36video sessions onbudget tracking exercise hasto take place. pages have yet to beupdated since themain going through slight still modi�ications from time to is time.The website The �ixing. bug and tweaks editing.The website soft launchwas followed by was followed by content generation and tax general layout for allgeneric pagesofthesite. This map, Then thegraphic budget. team design developed a interactive the calculator andother graphical illustration ofthe including �inalised differentfeatures within the website were then could navigate through thesite.The functionsof developed be displayed onthehomepageandhow avisitor �irst was features whatdetailing eachpagewill have, website what tabswill of list A be featured onthewebsite. raisingand source offeedback eventually that will other districts withwider coverage. SUPRO uptheinterventions isthinkingofscaling in The resultis highly ofpiloting satisfactory hence regionalpriority, poverty and climate risk prone. speci�ic on criteria thatincludedgeographical location, based district Barguna and Kurigram istoIt bementionedhere thatSUPRO selected Net sector. on Education, Health,Agriculturesafety andSocial process and especiallyof the budgetary allocation because they are notaware thebudget about community etc. Many of them experienced it asnew anythingthey needclarity, what betherole ofthe into anopendiscussion –what they learn,isthere ANNUAL REPORT 201516>17

Poor and marginalised friendly budget accountability and institutional governance Promoting equitable and universal public services SUSHASHONER JONNY PROCHARAVIZAN—SUPRO Newspapers and Web Portals are asfollows: Grassroots Demand-based Budgetetc. Thelistofthe Gender & Child Budget, DistrictBudget, Safety Net, National Budget& Health,Budget&Social National budgetary issueslike-National BudgetandEducation, of �indings tracking andoutcomesand ofthe consultation oflocal the of coverage in-depth for facilitation online portal bothinEnglish andBangla for media journalists from dailys, 13national newspapers and A journalist fellowship was offered among13 Barguna was heldon6December 2015atBetagi Trimohoni, Kurigram. Ontheother handthatof Training Center atSolidarity Traning Centre, held on30November 2015attheSolidarity was SadrKurigram of tracking budget of �indings the of meeting sharing Upazila.The Betagi bearers andmediapeopleatKurigram Sadr and shared amongthecommunitystakeholders, duty education, on tracking agriculturehealth, welfaresocial and been has budget of �indings The wellas ofsocialprogress. Over theyears SUPRO has oflifebasis of thequality fundamental health isa as many other aspectsofdevelopment. Similarly, good change, socialequality, democracy, political and only to economicgrowthbut alsoto demographic makeeducation wide-ranging contributions not example, literacy especially andeducation female means ofdevelopment.an endandasa For Developingties isregarded humancapabili both as Media facilitationforin-depthcoverage ofbudgetandpublic services: duty bearers and ofconcerned Upazilas. representatives elected the among tracking budget of �indings Sharing 3. Promotingequitable anduniversalpublicservices • • • • • • • • �indings anddataofthetracking report. of themresponse the audiences’queries aboutthe the guestspeakersdelivered some and theirspeech expressopen discussionwhere theiropinioninthe Upazila were attended themeetings.Theparticipants participants(male-75 female-22) fromBetagi from61) Kurigram Sadr Sharing Meetingand97 Total numbersof90participants (male29,female Upazila Auditorium, Betagi,Barguna. duty bearers andpolicymakers. CSOs andputforward therecommendations to the Novib, SUPRO mobilizedgrassroots communitiesand Budget Our Reform &Services Public for All’supported by Oxfam Money “Our Universal Access to PublicServices” &‘Pro Poor Policy campaigns the Under sector. andhealth education and universalservices,public particularly in been engaged incampaignfor promoting equitable Daily News Today Daily Financial Express Daily Bhorerkagoj Daily Inqilab Daily Bonikbarta Daily Samakal Daily Janakantha Daily Jugantar • • • • • www.thereport24.com www.bengalinews24.com Daily Dhaka Tribune Daily Jaijaidin Daily Alokito Bangladesh National Dialogue on Social AuditNational Dialogueon Social Findings, recommendations and action plans Budget tracking inpro poorperspective andsharinginthenationalmedia shared it’sbudgettracking report Dhaka at After tracking budget on29march2015, SUPRO Programrevenue. oflocal collection including ofHealth,Educationallocation Safety andSocial Net districtto (SadarUpazila) track theBudget selected area. Inthisyear SUPRO select Sylhet the Tax amountandexpenditurecollection ofthe performed. Besides this SUPRO also want to �ind out servicedelivery to this trackingpeople, the is in resultedresources allocated how out �ind to and services essential provided in de�icits government to Withaview of budgetimplementation. identify expenditure,as well as to measure performancethe and practice gap between and budgetallocation trackingBudget isconducted to identify thepolicy community clinics. maternity services shouldbeconducted at supply anddistribution shouldberaised andmore saidlocality-basedstudies department, medicine Yousuf, professor ofDhaka University's development surveys conducted inatotal of24districts.Abu M SUPRO prepared thedrafts onthebasisoftheir medical other commodities, thedraft service onhealth mentioned. and equipment of supply suf�icient introducing newinfrastructures, andensuring number ofnursesanddoctors, developing aswell as report which suggestionsofincreasing included the beingfollowedis still sector, in thehealth saidthe According toexperts,health manpower the structure Star Centre on5March 2015. health service two at The meetingsheldat Daily on government primaryandgovernment education SUPROpresented separate draftreportssocialaudit presented theshort version ofthe report. Development StudiesofUniversity ofDhaka AbuEusuf, prominentof teacher of Dept. Reporters’conference. Unityinamedia Prof. Dr. • Physicaltorture should bebanned • Infrastructuraldevelopment ofschoolshould be • Noteand coaching book should bebanned • Committee SchoolManagement (SMC)meeting • Government should provide training quality to • Ensure Teacher-Student Ratio 1:30 by recruiting • were collected from thediscussion: The following recommendations andoutcomes Member Hosne Ara Hasi spoke amongothers. Mahmud, SUPRO chairperson, anditsExecutive Studies, secretary ofCommunity Clinic Project; AhmedSwapan Vulnerability and Dhaka University; Dr Makduma Nargis, additional Management Disaster Prof. MahabubaNasrin,director oftheInstitute of system.education priority andhestressed theneedfor anintegrated primary shouldbegiven education the highest Policy Committee Implementation member, said Kazi FaruqPrincipal Education Ahmad,National narrowing thescopeofcoachingcenters. ensuring proper inschools education andthereby membersdistribution andbookprocess, and monitoringmanagement committeeof school About sector, education thereport suggested close Government provide should midday school meal emphasized should be regularized teachers Adequate Teacher ANNUAL REPORT 201518>19

Promoting equitable and universal public services Promoting equitable and universal public services SUSHASHONER JONNY PROCHARAVIZAN—SUPRO September 2015,SUPRO organized seriesof To observeInternational Literacy Day 8 on National Press Club,Dhaka. More than50 2015, SUPROhuman chaininfrontstaged a of levelnational In celebration of World DayHealth health rights for all. solidarity withthepopulardemands for ensuring SUPROcommitteedistrict campaign andexpressed people took partintheprogram organized by teachers,relatedhealth students, mass and of�icials likeminded organizationNGOs, journalists, and rally to observe theday. Representatives from In district level SUPRO organized human chain& grassroots to circulated level andnationally. and lea�let a published safe". On‘theeve ofWorld Health Day SUPRO Organization is"From farm to plate,make food theme ofWorld Health Day from World Health districts andinnationallevel concurrently. The SUPRO observed World Health Day 2015in45 International Literacy Day 2015Widely Observed atGrassroots Level. World HealthDay 2015Observed bothatLocal&National Level our fundamentalrights they added. safe food for andhealthisnotourbasicneeds all it’s have to be introduced which ensurewill fresh and the speakers demanded that astrong healthpolicy students, activist tookchain. All in thehuman part representatives oflike-minded organizations, fiil, ii scey ersnaie, NGO representatives, society representatives were there. civil of�icials, representatives, journalists,students,government governmentpeople including local walks oflife actively participated. Total 5000mass events were organized where peoplefrom all In 45districts, observing theday above mentioned promote SUPRO’s campaign. and circulated to grassroots leveland national to developed was lea�let A Society’. Sustainable theme ofILDfrom UNESCO is‘Literacy and human chain,discussion meeting andrally. The programs indistrictleveland national such as SUPRO shouldintroduce own research cell. • Locality-based medicine supply anddistribution • Ensure suf�icient supply of equipment and other • • Developas well as introducing new Increase thenumberofnurses and doctors in • Schoolshouldarrange comfortablezone for • should beconducted atcommunityclinics. should be raised and more maternity services medical commodities infrastructures govt. healthservices disable students developments regarding fair taxation, facilitate organised to share knowledge onthenew Dhaka inMarch 10-12 this year. The meeting was and Advocacy for Fair Taxation(CRAFT) project in stakeholder meeting for the Capacityfor Research Network-Africa (TJN-A), organised the 8th SUPRO, Oxfam No 8 Building capacityoftaxjustice campaigners continued 4. Promotingfair taxation andfiscaljustice secretariat staffattended theevents. Council members, National District Secretary and (30 male and7 female) participantsincluding respectivelythe SUPRO at secretariat. Thirty seven trainers held on13th and 15thJune2015 organized two refreshers trainingfor master the future course of strategy andactions,SUPRO best practices andchallenges;(ii) to develop understanding; (ii) to learneachother experiences, Aiming to (i) review andrenew of knowledge and th CRAFTstrategy meeting heldin Dhaka vib andTaxJustice The �irstday ofthe meetingwas anopenconference priorities for advocacy andfundraising for CRAFT. and their possible solutions,andidentify future discuss the constraints theproject is encountering organistions, shareachievements new ofCRAFT, internationalNGOs andregional civil society cross fertilisation between CRAFT members, facilitator oftheevent. District Secretary ofeachdistrict was themain committee members, CSOsjournalists. andlocal campaigners thatincludedSUPROdistrict of moreparticipation 700 grassroots than SUPRO’sheld at 45 working districts with grassroots campaigners, half-day orientations were view toa With strengthenof SUPRO’scapacity among others,took partasfacilitators. ArefulCampaign Coordinator Islam, Shakera Nahar Md. SharifulIslam,Associate Coordinator Md. directorSubrata Alison Baroi, TrainingCoordinator progressivity,and pro-poor. equality SUPRO black �inancial discussions moved aroundperspectivethe in illicit of mispricing, evasion, trade money whitening andmoneythese All laundering. tax pricing, payment, �low-transfer tax of process of collection& tax payment, unwillingness of forutilization tax the welfare of state andcitizen, data andinformation related topolicy, tax systems, The eventhighlighted thediscussions on updated ANNUAL REPORT 201520>21

Promoting fair taxation and fiscal justice Promoting fair taxation and fiscal justice SUSHASHONER JONNY PROCHARAVIZAN—SUPRO Importance of domestic Importancerevenues inother • of South-South Importance cooperation and • Following isthehighlights oftheopenconference: Europe andAfrica andjournalistswere alsopresent. organisations, CSOs from 15CRAFT countriesinAsia, representatives ofnationalandinternational the sessionsrespectively. Amongothers, Awal, member, Executive Board ofSUPRO, moderated programme managerofSEATINI, Uganda, andAbdul spoke atthesessions.MarionNelly Busingye, innovation andcommunications,UNDP, Bangladesh Morshed, assistantcountry director, policy, KAM and Bangladesh, Vision World director, group the of fellow research Center for Policy Dialogue (CPD), Wilffred Sikukula, Khan, Islam Tow�iqul and former chairmanoftheNationalBoard ofRevenue, Dr.Planning andBudget, MuhammadAbdul Mazid, secretary oftheParliamentary Caucus onNational Nazmul Huque Prodhan MP, who isalsothegeneral double taxation' andon'Financingfor development'. respectively on'Tax incentives andexemptions, Two paneldiscussionsfollowedopening session the Bangladesh economy israpidly growing. aid since1971liberation war, observed that humanitarian delivering INGO �irst the was Oxfam growth.equitable whileSoneji, V mentioning Snehal creating conducive businessenvironment for general citizens'hassles. Shealsoemphasised (VAT). tax and healthcareeducation serviceswillreduce added value the Martine van Hoogstratem saidbetter progress in realise to measures governmentthe that adding was is strengthening impeding themrather than facilitating them, hesaid, made ontaxation for private sector, are notfor regulations, and rules Different task. dif�icult a is it governance inthecountry, though headmitted that underscoredMannan MA forneed the good ensuring campaign andpolicyof�icerofOxfam, moderated. welcome speech while DhanaRanjanTripura, Swapanchairperson Mahmud, ofSUPRO, delivered spokethe sessionofhonors. atasguestAhmed manager ofOxfam Novib, andSandra Kidwingira Netherlandsembassy, Conor Molloy,programme Hoogstratem, deputyhead of mission of the of director country Soneji, OxfamBangladesh, chairedsession. van theMartine V Snehal guest. chief attendedand planning, the openingsession as the �inance of ministries forthe ministerstate Mannan, for the external andinternal participants.MA developing countriesaswell asinBangladesh, countries ontaxissues; expertise sharingbetween AfricanandAsian its preliminary �indingsonFTIindicators. this year andisexpected to present amongothers, three countries, Bangladesh, Senegaland Uganda, fairindex tax (FTI). Theresearch isto bedone in methodology and indicators for the research on the and theory of change,anddiscuss the concept, from CRAFT reviewcampaigns, advocacy strategy to share their work progress and lessons learnt The engagedparticipants in anumberofmeetings Pakistan,Morocco, Niger, Tunisia andBangladesh. Umurundi, Netherland,Mali, Czech Republic, namely, Zimbabwe, Senegal,Nigeria, Kenya, Uganda, of 26 internal CRAFTfromparticipants 14 countries The second and third days were business sessions bottom-upof adopting Importance approach • Importance ofqualityspending,notonly quantity • Bangladesh economy's growthneeds to be • • which has afast growing economyhelped that • 2015 has been marked as animportantyear for • Lackofdemographicessential for data planning • International body ontaxissuesmissing; • Negativeof exemptions impacts provided bythe • Importanceofchangingrevenues from overseas • of stressing Importance theobjectives of • Linkbetween the willingnessto pay taxes and • Low Tax/GDP ratio (10-11percent)compared motne f elcig h prpcie of perspective the re�lecting of Importance with theSustainableDevelopment Goals(SDGs). and thatofmonitoring government spending; and healthcare; education conditions, living better in re�lected ntttos n al mngmn o �inancial against of resources; management able �ights and institutions planning corruption,strengtheningand inequalities models, �inancing developingcountries for new about negotiations taxpayers remains atvery low; growthe middle classwhile thenumberof reduceliving people inabsolute poverty and development �inancing; to broaden thetaxbaseinBangladesh; is lostto incentives; howand calculating their impacts much revenue Bangladesh governmentevaluating without resources; development assistance(ODA) to domestic re-pricing, representation; taxationsuch as redistribution, revenue, ef�icient revenue collectionsystem; government responsibility toan in place put missing 7percentofGDPcollected domestically; with neighbouring countries,Bangladesh is Isra�il Alamstressed creating people's awareness Association, addressed thesession among others. president, Bangladesh Garments Worker member,council SUPRONasreen, andShamima read outthepositionpaper. national Salam, MA chaired. Daisy Ahmed,executive memberofSUPRO Chandramembercouncil ofSUPRO Dutta,national Parliamentary member, programme asthechief guest while Madhab MP, Alam Standing Committee onLabour, attended the Isra�il Md awareness fair about taxation. this year aspartofitscampaignto increase public the event SUPRO organised in Dhaka onMarch 20 More thanahundred garment workers gathered at public services and progress.pace upthenational government to ensure taxjusticeto ensure quality Garment workers apublicgathering at urged the Faculty, DU, Professor Dr. Farid uddin Ahmed, Professor Farid Uddin Ahmed,Dean,SocialScience Mozzaffor AhmedChowdhury Auditorium DU. at MGS, chaired thesession theProfessor heldat while Professorchief guest, Director,NurulAmin, Professor HossainShahid Akhtar openedtheseminar (Administration) asthe Chancellor Pro-Vice DUon Marchjustice at 13,2014. resource mobilisation,budgetgovernance andtax Science ofDhakaUniversity organisedseminar a on Governance Studies(MGS),DepartmentofPolitical SUPROcollaborationin Masterthe with in Garment workers voice fortaxjustice budget governance andtaxjustice SUPROand University Dhaka organizeof on resourceseminar a mobilization, the seminar. society representativespeople attended andmedia Over 200teachers, students, researchers, civil and 5.Aset ofrecommendations. monitoring process, 4. Abrief on atheoryof change, currentbudget formulation, national spendingand the mobilisation by3. Abrief NBR,criticalreview of of and opportunitieschallenges ofdomestic resource perspective SUPRO Budget governancejustice, present andtax context, 1. importance ofdomestic resource mobilisation,2. were: paper presented thekeynote paper. Themainfocuses of SUPRO GeneralSecretary Md.Arifur Rahman addressed thesession. and Professor Dr. SabbirAhmed among others, VAT& Excise(CEVTA), TrainingAcademyCustoms, Novib,AnwarMd. Hossain, Director General, of PoliticalScience. Marketa Drozdkova from Oxfam Professor Hasanuzzaman Choudhury, Department wasfollowed by presentationof papers, chaired by DU to organise theseminar. Theopeningsession Welcoming thecollaboration between SUPROand and guestofhonourrespectively. Director, SUPRO, were presentguest asthespecial Coordinator, MGSandAlison Subrata Baroi, h VT n tx as n aor f h po, he poor, the of favourfurther said. in laws tax and VAT the communities. Reforms shouldbecarried outin services consumed by thepoor andmarginalised and goods VATreducingessential forfor demand for all.Healsoagreed withthe campaigners' mass awareness isimperative to ensure taxjustice about taxation anditslegal affairs, saying that ANNUAL REPORT 201522>23

Promoting fair taxation and fiscal justice Promoting fair taxation and fiscal justice SUSHASHONER JONNY PROCHARAVIZAN—SUPRO noe a nt ecsie A o esnil and essentials policy andsystem on reforms. VAT excessive net, tax income system, hasslespeopleface inpaying increasing tax, tax automated including issues on of�icials tax the collectors.and tax They raisedconcerns to citizen assistant tax and VAT commissioners, tax inspectors commissioners, deputy tax and VAT commissioners, The of�icials they met include divisional tax and VAT their in of�icials tax working areas between August to December2015. local 57 with dialogues and of formalnumber a in met and informal meetings SUPRO’s 37district campaign committee leaders Internationaland many others from 16thJuneto Oxfam,ActionAid, Services ChristianAid, Public forAlliance Global Tax Justice,inpartnership with TheWeek of Action coordinatedhas been by the facilitated thediscussion. and Executive Board member Abdul Awal Generalcampaign. Secretary ArifurMd Rahman throughbased onthelessonslearnt taxjustice reviewadvocacyits policy strategy, andcampaign workshop onFebruary 22,2015inDhaka to The NationalCouncilmembers ofSUPRO metina Lobby meetingcontinued with thelocaltaxadministration Global Tax Justice Week ofAction: Expressed solidarityandraised voices SUPRO reviews policyadvocacy ontaxjustice Avoid dodging, tax ensure justice. tax • MNC’s–Pay your Tax; • TaxJustice- akey to ensure socialjustice; • Increase inessentialpublicservices; allocation • People friendly VAT should beintroduced; • Taxlaw should bepro people; • • Taxsystem should befair, transparent and Reduce VAT onessentialservice &goods; • Ensure TaxJustice ensure prosperity &progress; • weekof action- urgedfollowing the globaldemandsthe during CBOs &masspeoplewere joinedwithSUPRO and campaigners, academics,students, youth, CSOs, level. districts at andnational Policy makers, this campaign and observedWeek Global ofAction 24th June2015. SUPRO expressed solidarity with inclusive; To reviewand �inalizethe methodology ofthe • To review the progress of the country research and • following objectives: Kenyaon September the 14-17, 2015,with (TJN-A) organized theCRAFT FTI workshop in Oxfam Novib andTaxJustice Network Africa Fairdevelopmentthe the orderof �inalize Tax,toIn CRAFT partnersjoinedworkshop onFTIinKenya Grassroots voices raised ontheeve ofNationalIncome Tax Day professionalfolk song group andSUPRO secretariat another event thatdrew attention ofpeople.A Mobile van campaign intheDhakacity was yet less than5thousandviewers. performed in3districts thatwere observed by no participated. Folksongs andstreet theatres were representativesCBOs andNGOs oflocal men andwomen, activists, journalistsand discussions inwhich over 17 thousand grassroots organised processions, rally,and chain human SUPRO’s campaigncommittees of43districts and 45districts across the country. Development” on15thSeptember 2015 in national Ensures Governance “Tax of theme the upholding to serve inpro thenation peoplemannerwith awareness &sensitize government service provider weeklong campaigninaiming to create public MoreoverSUPRO organisedalso separate a actively participated in the government events. eveOn the dayincome tax ofnational SUPRO the draft report produced by theresearch teams representatives from CRAFT partners, external Theworkshop participants, wereincluded 27 CRAFT for and strategy fundraising a advocacy develop To national-level • develop To • FTI scorecard 17 onlinenews websites. print mediahouses, 2electronic media houses and wascampaign covered by and 14national 90local administration andcivil society actors. News ofthe strengthening relation between thetax and dutybearers, whichcontributewill to people, thecampaignreached both policyleaders level.and local sub-national fromApart community thousand peopleacross the countrynational, at SUPRO day tax campaignreached more than50 showcasing theFTI relatedcampaign plans to therelease ofthe FTI ANNUAL REPORT 201524>25 observing theday. distribution intheevents of thegrassroots for demands and aspiration containing thetheme, posters &headband lea�lets, produced SUPRO viewers andaudiences. no lessthan35thousand 15 that were observed by city onSeptembercapital toplace inthe place pickupon a van from staged folk song,moving powerfula script and teamtogether developed

Promoting fair taxation and fiscal justice Promoting fair taxation and fiscal justice SUSHASHONER JONNY PROCHARAVIZAN—SUPRO and CSOs on15December, Dhaka. meeting withthemedia, development partners werea over�indings sharedin countries The time. frameworkto comparesystems tax ofselected country-leveladvocacy work, and create a system, provide strong evidence-based support for identify mainbottlenecksin Bangladesh’s tax to objectives the with Pakistan Asia: one South from and Uganda and Senegal countries: African ‘Fair Tax Monitor Bangladesh’ in linewithtwo CRAFT consortium recently conducted astudy on SUPRO, incollaboration withOxfam andthe ‘Fair Tax Monitor Bangladesh’: Research �indingsand recommendations part inthediscussions. SUPROcouncil memberswere national alsotook members, businessmen, journalists, academicians, ForumBusiness Director Siddiqui,Civil MS society Educationist Kazi FarukAhmed, International FBCCI Adviser MonjurAhmed, Eminent Islam present asdiscussants. Tow�iqul and NBR SeniorResearchKhan, Fellow of CPD, were of Chairman former and �indings recommendations ofDr. the Abdul Mohammad Mazid, presented SUPRO, of Director chaired themeetingwhile AlisonSubrata Baroi, Ahmed Swapan Mahmud,Chairperson ofSUPRO, methodology scorecard preparing fundraising strategy. �inalizing developing for plans advocacy andcampaign reports, rrecommendations to improve theresearch Theworkshop briningsuccessfulin been has ofOxfamManager Bangladesh tookpart thisevent. Monisha Biswas, WINand Communications Alison SubrataBaroi, Director of SUPRO,and Kenya. AhmedSwapan Mahmud,Chairperson and Senegal,Netherlands, Pakistan,Tunisia, and Nigeria researchers andexperts from Bangladesh, Uganda, , 5. UpholdPeace, Security and Democracy Human Rights Day Rights"Our Freedoms Our Always" –SUPRO urged inthedayInternational of rights are alsoprevalent inthecountry but Non-political violenceandviolationofhuman choices ofbothgovernment andopposition. legacy ofconfrontation, anddivergent policy parties, politico-historicalamong thepolitical Thereasons behindthisareof consensus lack the situation andundermining humanrights principles. threateningfactors fordowngoing rightshuman violence haspromotedpolitical themost development. InBangladesh, theraising trend of Peaceand security isthepre-requisite of 2015 on 10 SUPRO observed InternationalHumanRights Day protection machineriesofthestate. and claimindependenceofthelawand order motivations andcultures; stop misuseofpower; stoppingparties’political penalties; change death protest boarder killings;amendmentoflaws for protect humanrights, governance anddemocracy; to work together to raise their collective voice to representatives, organizations andnetworksneed C reported by thenewspapers inmany cases. political backingsto thosehave appeared to be different humanrights concerns. and expressed their demands and views on institutions joinedthese eventsand educational government,including NGO, CSOs, mediahouses representatives from different organisations discussions andrallies. More than1500 out various event thatincluded human chains, Its network members observed the day by carrying women andtraf�icking inwomen andchildren. genderand prevention justice ofviolenceagainst focusparticular security,peace, on democracy, the theme"OurRights Our Freedoms Always" with onsidering thecontext, civil society th December inits45districts levelwith ANNUAL REPORT 201526>27

Uphold Peace, Security and Democracy Food Sovereignty, Climate Justice and Disaster Impacts 6. FoodSovereignty, Climate JusticeandDisasterImpacts SUSHASHONER JONNY PROCHARAVIZAN—SUPRO Day SUPRO publishedalea�letandcirculated to KoriNisshwo".Na eve‘the On Worldof Environment is "Shoto Koti JonErOpar Shwapno, Ekti Bisshwo, of World Health Day from World Health Organization levelin national districtsand concurrently. theme The SUPRO observed World Environment Day 2015in 45 Qazi KholiquzzamanAhmad,Chairman ofconference Qamrul IslamMPwere presentDr. asaSpecialGuest. the inaugural sessionthe Hon’ble Food Minister Hasina MP, intheKrishibid Institute Auditorium. In by Hon’ble Prime Minister ofBangladesh Sheikh Co-organizer. Theconference hasbeeninaugurated Conference on31May2015 inDhaka asa SUPRO took partintheSouthAsianRight to Food marginalisation, internal migration, healthhazards, triggering discrimination,rights violation, �inancial international These entire phenomenahave thepotential of the by institutions sincemid-ninetiesofthelastcentury. dictated policies when itadopted agricultural market liberalisation surrenderedfoodits sovereignty to global markets many poor countries,Bangladeshalreadyhas determine theirown agriculture andfood policy. Like of thepeopleandsovereign states to democratically right the Foodas de�ined sovereigntyis essence its in SUPRO Observed World Environment Day 2015 SUPROs Participation Asian Right in South to Food Conference asCo-organizer organizing andincludingconductionofthesessions. playing acrucialrole intheconference through Md. Arifur Rahman were alsopresent.SUPRO has Dr. Shorboraj Khadka andSUPROs General Secretary Shottarthi, Representative ofFood Network ofNepal, committee, NobleLaureate ofIndiaKhailash Mohsin Ali,Secretary ofConference organizing organizing committee was present asachair. Besides and international level isalsoessential. adaptation issuesfor theaffected peopleatnational Evidence-based advocacy onthecompensationand rehabilitation andadaptationprogrammes. pivotal to monitor utilisationoffundsand centrethe programmes.all of Civil rolesociety is crucially is sovereigntyclimate and at be placed justiceshould it juncture, this toimportant recogniseagenda offoodthe that At ef�iciency. sector environmental disorders, andreducing energy food scarcity andinsecurity, livelihood and and better environment. policy hasto beintroduced which will ensure asafe the speakers demanded thatastrong Environment students, activist took partinthehumanchain. All representatives oflike-minded organizations, National Press Club, Dhaka. More than 50 Day 2015,SUPRO stagedahuman chaininfront of In nationallevel celebration ofWorld Environment demands for ensuring a better environment. committee andexpressed the solidarity withthepopular in part took program people organized by SUPROdistrict campaign mass and of�icials related journalists,teachers,NGOs, students, Environment Representatives from likeminded organization and organized humanchainto observe theday. grassroots level andnationally. Indistrict level SUPRO (Male :20520,Female :6480)in45districts actively and locallevel (at45 districts). Total 27000persons Day onMarch2015 across 8, the countryatnational chain andRally to observe the International Women’s theme andorganized aHuman showed fullsolidarity withthe rights basedorganization Humanity’.SUPRO a being of Women isEmpowerment of been chosenas‘Empowerment International Women’s Day has theme ofthisyear’s women andwiththisviewthe today’s young girls are future participation ofwomen, and development withoutall-round reachtowards inclusive women anditisnotpossibleto Half oftheworld population is men sexually abusedwomen justfor fun;andabout intimate partner violence;about57-67per centof childhood increased thelikelihood ofperpetrating men’s experience ofabuseandviolenceduring children i.e.when they were below 19years old; sexual violence, �irst use forced women whointo sex when theymen were of cent per 40 study than more the are: of �indings major Other women. against towards women are more likely to useviolence men who have preconceived negative attitude Bangladesh. Anewstudy hasfound thatBangladeshi in phenomenon regular a is womenagainst Violence 7. GenderEquality, Violenceagainst Women,TraffickinginWomenandChildren International Women’s day 2015 Press Conference onTo Stop HumanTraf�icking mobilization oftheabove mentionedday. the district andnationalevents to madenews onthe mention issues.More than360mediaparticipated in participated to express theirsolidaritywithabove on thisissue. SUPRO decidedto standitsorganizational position Extended the & arepeople this thewage earner for usso at 2015 emerging right basedconcern aboutthemarginal May, 29th Auditorium ofDhaka Reporters Unity. Asit’sthe on Victims Endangered Migrant People andCompensate the Traf�icking, Killing, Physical Torture & Humiliation of SUPRO organized apress conference to STOP workers for thepurposeofforced labour overseas. for thefraudulent recruitment ofBangladeshi responsible those particularly offenders, traf�icking increasing itsefforts to catch andprosecute labour do so.Thegovernmentfallenmuch has short of traf�icking, it however is making signi�icant efforts to minimum standards for theeliminationof Bangladesh althoughdoes notfully complythe with violence against women. concern orreaction after perpetrating sexual 43-51 percentoftheperpetrators didnothave any ANNUAL REPORT 201528>29

Gender Equality, Violence against Women, Trafficking in Women and Children Institutional Strengthening and Capacity building of SUPRO SUSHASHONER JONNY PROCHARAVIZAN—SUPRO accountable andtransparentaccountable governance system in environmental rights aswell asto bring about economic, social,cultural, politicaland Actors for collective actions towards establishing The missionofSUPRO isto facilitate CSOs andCitizen participated in thisconvention. media, educationinstitutes, students, socialactivists representatives andrepresentatives from different participants from nationalprominent civil society Members hasjoinedinthisprogram. Besides, Bangladesh alongwithSUPRO National Council “Human civilfromsociety people divisionsof 7 45districts of SUPRO district committee members andlocal level slogan BBS Bhaban,Agargaon, Dhaka. More than250 the National Convention was heldatBBSAuditorium, making Rights-Development-Equity-Good Governance”. The Convention SUPRO initsown governance, networking, alliance to accelerate organizational development process of local level activism for bridging peoples’voices; (ii) members’ capacitydevelopment process inregard to tothat include(i) contribute to thenetwork three objective to strengthen institutionalcapacity set has SUPRO strategy, year �ive current its Under On 21 mobilization andweb basedtechnology. secretariatof capacity Building resourcefor leaders and policy staff through SUPRO-National Convention 2015 Grassrootsvoice on “Human Rights-Development-Equity-GoodGovernance” 8. InstitutionalStrengtheningandCapacity buildingofSUPRO th March 2015SUPRO organized National training workshop for policyleaders(grassroots On thisbackdrop SUPROorganized atwo-day-long building capacityofgrassroots andnatural leaders. keythe is building area SUPROof especially the different spheres of the society. Sothecapacity concluding speech. the endSUPRO Chairperson thanks allinhis presented by EBMemberofSUPRO Daisy Ahmed.At In theclosingsessionaconvention declaration SUPRO EBMemberAbdul Awal. the 'Peoples Sessions".Thesessionismoderated by around theconvention themeaskey discussantin Journalist & Columnist share thoughts andideas Renowned Educationist Prof. Dr. SalimullahKhan, as theSpecialGuestinopeningsession. Family Welfare were BegumMP Ms.Selina Ministry Member ofParliamentary Committee & ofHealth e-communication. documentation andincommunicationincluding media advocacy, publications, success capacity inpolicyresearch, advocacy including excellence inwork; and(iii)to strengthen staff evaluation, knowledge managementandto achieve organizationbuilding, monitoring, management, Ushatan TalukderUshatan MP, Hon’ble Planning andBudgetMr. Parliament Caucus onNational Isra�il Md. MP,Alam Hon’ble Memberof Ministry Labour Parliamentary Committee of Hon’ble Member of delivered hiswelcome speech. ChairpersonSUPROof convention paper where Rahmanpresented the Secretary ofSUPRO Md.Arifur National Anthem.General ConventionThe started with learnt sharingworkshop. (male-72, female-15) were attended the lesson STAR centre. A totalnumbers of87participants 3 workshopspolicy leaders.All wereSUPRO heldat representatives. The daylast was only for SUPRO’s partners, CSOs andNGOs and Media group,donors, development stakeholders like budgetalliance workshop was for external districts where the2ndday specially for district secretaries of 28 designed for district campaigners 2015. The 1st day workshops was the date of 12, 13 & 14 December organized 3 workshops in arow on other relevantstakeholders SUPRO district campaigners, mediaand partners, policystakeholders, Public Services’ among development UniversalOur Budget Access to the outcomes of the project ‘OurMoney Aiming to share lessonand learnt and withdevelopment partners,CSOs, Mediaand otherrelevant stakeholders. Conduct lesson learnt and ideasharing workshop among grassroots campaigners interventions andto meetthedistrict committee districts to oversee theprogress oftheproject board memberespecially chairperson alsovisited focal organizations. Notonly thatsometimesEB program SUPRO secretariat staffvisited district To monitor andto facilitate thedistrictlevel the secretariat staffand policyleaders. Participatelevel local byand seminars dialogue meeting, and informal formal of�ice, SUPRO Centre, STAR Mohammadpur, Dhaka. Atotal numberof26 at 2015 December leaders) andthesecretariat stafffrom 28to 29 driven from theworkshops. challenges andlastly somerecommendations are presentation containstheoutputs,results, learnings, and AlisonSubrata Baroi, Director, SUPRO. The presented by Md.SharifulIslam,Coordinator, SUPRO the workshopIn powerpointa presentation was project period SubratoBaroi, visited during the some places CampaignMd. Areful Director Islamand Alison Moazzem Hossain,Associate Coordinator-Tax AssociateIslam, Coordinator- M&DC Mohammad members. Coordinator ofT&CB Md.Shariful and techniques. conducted thesessionsapplying different methods SubratoMd. SharifulIslamandAlison Baroi, Director using theweb-based technology etc. CB Coordinator resource mobilization, how to mobilizeresources by advocacy usingthose.Theseconddays was on and what approach would becommenceto do technology,it andhowof importance to usethose web-based technologies, usesofweb-based 3 sessionsineachday thatcontainknowledge on training workshop was divided into 6mainsessions, participated thetraining workshop. The two day long participants where 20maleand6female ANNUAL REPORT 201530>31

Institutional Strengthening and Capacity building of SUPRO Institutional Strengthening and Capacity building of SUPRO SUSHASHONER JONNY PROCHARAVIZAN—SUPRO April, 29 implementation, monitoring anddesigning. secretariatof capacity Building on projectstaff related activity innovative proposal. Idea generationand proposal development workshop developing for been organized on26 already anumberofSix(6)board meetingshave orderIn to have directionand guidance policy Progress and planning meeting ofexecutive board and national council of SUPRO. with theactive participation ofitspolicy generation andproposal development workshop SUPROmobilization organized anidea As apartofbuildingcapacityandresource trainers responsibilities andfunctions,monitoring & designing atraining program, methods& techniques, synergy, developing anintegrated approach, transfer ofknowledge andskill,training group training learning process, & facilitation concept, organized thetraining. Thetraining focused on January 2015.Continuing Education Centre (CEC) day-long training program which heldon10-14 Skill Coordinator-Tax Campaign bothtook parta4 Facilitation Building andMd.Areful Islam,Associate & Training Md. Shariful Islam,Coordinator-Training & Capacity on Development Training • abc ofpublications. to2014 trainingThe January2015. 10 focusedis on on Publicationby Bangla Academy from 25October tookTrainingon shortcourse Month-long 3 a in part Coordinator-Media & Development Communication, Mohammad MoazzemHossain, Associate • Short Course onPublication th May, 17 th October & 27 th January, 21 th th December March, 26 th

meetings weremeetings arranged on22 2015 respectively. Inaddition3nationalcouncil November & 27 email writing etc. report, formal long report,informal report, training focused ontechniques to write short Education Centre (CEC) organized thetraining. The which10-12 Februaryheld on 2015. Continuing day-long training program onReport Writing Networking andMobilization,took partina3 AfroseDil Duetee Associate, Coordinator- more capability. enhance andhewillbeableto serve SUPRO with completion ofthecourse,hiscapacitywillbe year.one byis course This AfterBIM. successful Resource The duration Management. ofthecourseis human resource related. It’sPGDonHuman Coordinator-Finance andAdmin, isonacourse Md. EnamulHuq Imran, Associate • PGDonHRM Centre ofSUPRO. Novemberconferenceat 2015 room STARthe of secretariat staff.Theworkshop was heldon14 makers, nationalcouncilmembersand • Training onReport Writing evaluation oftraining. th December2015. th February, 15 th

issue ofSUPRO organizational policy. Allastthe important decisionswere maderelated to the Statement 2014were approved. Andsome Program Report 2014andAnnualFinancial was presented andapproved intheAGM. Annual all members. Regulations oflastmeeting minutes Secretary ofSUPRO, Swapan Md.Arifur Rahman welcomed Ahmed SUPRO Mahmud presided over theAGM andGeneral of Chairperson of�ice. March,22 on held STARat 2015 Centre SUPROof Annual General Meeting(AGM) 2015 ofSUPRO is SUPRO Annual General Meeting 2015&Formation ofNew Executive Board & India.Primarily they were agreed to work with Center, SUPRO withateam who camefrom Nepal meeting hasarranged in2ndJune2015STAR Aiming to buildworking relations & to seekfunda development partners. Organize/initiate formalandinformalmeeting/workshops withexternal funders/ committee meetingswere arranged atlocallevel implementation andmonitoring 34campaign toAiming make better coordination for activity Progress and planning meeting ofdistrictcampaign committee. Akter Moonmoon. Member: : ; Faruque Awal;KGM Member: Treasurer Ahmed; Abdul Daisy Mahmud; Member: Member: Rahman; General Dutta; Chandra Arifur Hasi; Madhab Swapan Md. Ara Secretary: Hosne Ahmed Vice-chairperson: Chairperson: The newEBBoard isas below: Board.boardEB new The waselected AGM.the in most importantagendawas to electnew EB development organization. meeting hasbeendonewithdifferent typeof SUPRO. Besidesthisaseriesofformal & informal female & 357were male. people were526 participatedof which were 169 during October to December2015.Anumberof Mahbub Morshed & Member: Shamima Member: & Morshed Mahbub ANNUAL REPORT 201532>33

Institutional Strengthening and Capacity building of SUPRO National and Global Networking 9. National andGlobalNetworking SUSHASHONER JONNY PROCHARAVIZAN—SUPRO chairperson hadjoinedintheworld summiton grassroots to theglobal leadersSUPRO’s & urge thevoices andrecommendations from SDG’s of process �inalize the in engage toorder In Attend global andregional meetingsorganized by various af�iliated alliances. organizations are themember oftheAlliance. marginalizedof types groups rightsleaded based budget campaigninBangladesh in2010.Different citizens' organizations, isestablishedto promote Budget AllianceGroup (BAG), aplatform of 27 Quarterly coordination meeting withNational BudgetAlliance Group �inancing for development to theglobal leaders. processthe joining been urgedhas he of issue the SDG’s on27thSeptember 2015atNewyork. By Alliance Group andothers. new campaignwork, furtherinitiatives ofBudget working progress ofthealliance,informing about discussed issuesofthemeetingwere aboutthe representatives were present inthemeeting.The the BAG membersalongwithSUPRO The meetingheldatSUPRO StarCenter, Dhaka. All members 15attended inthemeeting. March 2015atSUPRO STAR Center. Outof27 no costperiodthemeetingwas organized on19th organized quarterly coordination meeting.Inthe to nationallevel. To strengthen theallianceSUPRO carry forward itsbudgetcampaignfrom grassroots SUPRO took theinitiatives to form theallianceto National Council Members

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oEH akia 01711-663801 SoDESH, Satkhira 0448-62288 11-172 5-535 [email protected] 01712-812782, 051-551315 [email protected] 01712-145001, 01779-943436 0471-63540, 63720 Phone/ Cell [email protected] [email protected], Email [email protected] SUPRO Secretariat 2 rdyPoahDto SupportStaff Helena Akter 13 Hridoy Prokash Datto 12 Md.Khalil 11 ShohelRana 10 Kriti Bijoy Chakma 9 8 Dil Afrose Dil Duetee 8 [email protected] Associate Coordinator MohammadMoazzem Hossan 7 01911-434000 Md.Areful Islam Associate Coordinator, Finance& Admin 6 Md.SaifulIslam 5 Md.EnamulHaq Imran 4 Shakera Nahar 3 Md.Shariful Islam 2 AlisonSubrata Baroi 1 Name SL Support Staff(Cook) Driver IT Of�icer Monitoring & Documentation Associate Coordinator Networking & Mobilization Associate Coordinator Media &Development Communication Tax Campaign Associate Coordinator Associate Coordinator, Accounts Coordinator-Campaign Training & Capacity Building Coordinator Director Designation 18-446 -- -- 01787-145426 01552-474633 01979141150 11-674 [email protected] [email protected] 01716-860754 01780-185770 13-164 -- 01737-612664 12-656 ari�[email protected] [email protected] 01721-062506 [email protected] 01718-372702 01911-641121 11-307 [email protected] 01712-130047 14-600 [email protected] 01746-260060 11-701 [email protected] 01714-476011 Mobile no. ANNUAL REPORT 201536>37 [email protected] e-mail addresse-mail

Annex of Annual Report 2015 Annex of Annual Report 2015 SUSHASHONER JONNY PROCHARAVIZAN—SUPRO District CampaignFocal Organization L Dsrc FclOgnzto ContactAddress Focal Organization District SL. Begum Rokeya Prof. Motindra Sarker Shibganj Road, Netrokona-2400 Shabolombi Unnayan Netrokona 8. 209,ThanaPara, Gopalganj BongioGonoUnnayan Biswas Betka, Dhaka Road Gopalganj 7. Shoroney Manab Tangail 6. VOICE Mymensingh 4. SBUMS Rajbari 3. MatrisadanRoad ISOL(InSearch ofLight) Jamalpur 2. Tepurakandi, Bakigonj Faridpur Development Faridpur 1. . hrapr D Sceyfr Sadar Road, Shariatpur SDO(Societyfor Shariatpur 5. Samity Samity- BGS Tangail Unnayan Sangstha Phone:01712-235101 01818-355824 Development Observer) Environment & Agency (FDA)

[email protected] [email protected] 01713-036730 Phone: 0951-61566 [email protected] 01711-381333 Phone: 01190-050877 [email protected] Phone: 01716-206649 [email protected] House -67(5th�loor), ShamimaAkter Moonmoon [email protected] 01715-696306 Phone: 0641-65871 ATM Ra�iq Uddin Rajbari 7700 Road- 1,Beradanga, Rajbari Sadar House- 134/1,Block- B,Ward-4 [email protected] 0981-62454 Phone: 01818-260794 Jamalpur [email protected] 0631-61980 Phone: 01711-898831 Post box-50, Faridpur 1800 [email protected] 01711-881919 Phone: 02-8158688 Shyamoli, Dhaka Picsiculture HousingSociety Master Jalaluddin Ahmed President DistrictLeaders Golam Mustofa Md. Mazharul HuqueBablu Md.Mazharul Golam Mustofa ManjuRani Pramanik Khandakar Nazimuddin Tusar Daring Sazzad Ansari Md. MasudulHasan Md. Azharul Islam Kazi Ashraful Hasan Md.Mahabubur Rahman Secretary Ahmed Swapan Mahmud 3 Jiuht ND ot egl SgrMl od atrpr Advocate GolamMd.Selim Sugar Road, Mill Master para NRDS-NorthBengal ZillurRahman Khandker Jaipurhat 13. Ms.ManjuKhanam SadullapurRoad, Gaibandha-5710 Uddyog Foundation Gaibandha 12. Monmothopur, Chaklabazar Cometo Work (CTW) Dinajpur 11. PAVE Bogra 10. House-1(3rd Floor) Bikash Artho Samajik Rajshahi 9. Singra, Natore 17. PKSS (Palli Kallan Natore 16.

Solidarity Kurigram 14. OwnVillage Lalmonirhat 15. Chapainobabgonj htn aoi Jii od hbjSogoMr ui ua a Md.Zafrul Alam MuhitKumar Da JhilimRoad, ShabujShongho Mor Chetona Manobik Railgate Chamrapotti Road, Rajshahi Unnayan Sangstha hkh oit) Phone:01712-145001 Shikkha Society) Phone: 01712-949300 Advancement (OVA)

nynSnsh Chapainoabgonj6300 Unnyan Sangstha

Rural Development Society

Jaipurhat [email protected], [email protected] Jobbar club),Rahman Nagar, Bogra-5800 [email protected] 88 0542556070 Phone: 01712-082082 Bangladesh [email protected] 0531-89114 Phone: 01712-041915 Parbatipur, Dinajpur [email protected] Phone: 01712-812782,051-51315 Ameda Mansion(Ground 43 �loor), [email protected] [email protected] Phone: 01712-694301 [email protected] 01779943436, 0771-63181 [email protected] 0591-61592 Ha�izar Rahman Road, (EastofShahid [email protected] 0781-55148 Phone: 01715-483866 Notun Shohor, Kurigram [email protected] 0571-62695 Phone: 01712-569462 Airport Road, Lalmonirhat [email protected] Phone: 01715-482008 Prodip Bhattacharya Shankar Captain (Rtd) AzizulHaque d hhdlIlm Md.MatiurRahman Md. ShahidulIslam Azizur Rahman Akbarul HasanMillat Z srfU-aa Daisy Ahmed AZM Ashraf-Uz-Zaman Bir Protik hs uunb akr NazmunNaharSweety Chasi Nurunnobi Sarker ANNUAL REPORT 201538>39 KGM Faruque SujitKumar Ghosh Md. AnisurRahman Biton

Annex of Annual Report 2015 Annex of Annual Report 2015 SUSHASHONER JONNY PROCHARAVIZAN—SUPRO 23. 2 Sle nttt f eeomn H-41/A, Block- A,MainRoad Institute ofDevelopment Sylhet 22. (MKP) Panchagar Road, Salandar, Parisad ManobKallan MASalam Thakurgaon 21. PurnimaIslam DCPUK Squire Road, Shalgaria, Pabna Rangpur 20. PPS(Pabna Progoti Pabna 19. NatunBabupara, Bangladesh Rural 18. Nilphamari Islam Md.Shahidul Dr. AQM Sirazul Islam House: F10(P),Road: 13Block: B YPSA (Young Power in Chittagong 26. 17,AnantapurR/A(North) S.D.M. Foundation Hobiganj 25. 78,Upottaka, HasanNagar SunamgonjJonoKallan Sunamgonj 24.

Moulovibazar Dfne naa Hobigonj Road Defender Unnayan

Affairs (Idea) Phone:01712-524325 Unnyan Kendra) Shatgara Mistripara, Rangpur (Debi Choudhurani Palli Sangstha) Phone:+8801713200717 Foundation -BRIF Improvement Social Action) Sunamgonj Sangstha (SUJON) Sangstha Shahajalal Uposhahar, Sylhet 3100 [email protected] 0821-761928 Phone: 01712-176667 [email protected] 0561-52222 Phone: 01715-051224 Thakurgoan [email protected] [email protected] 0521-52088 H-12, R- 3/1,NinodiSadan [email protected] Phone: 01711-883894,0731-63126 [email protected] ,[email protected] +88 0552673015 Sayeedpur, Nilphamari, [email protected] Phone: 01817-707673 Chittagong Chandgaon R/A,Boddarhat, [email protected] Phone: 01711-055908 Baniyachang, Hobiganj [email protected] 0871-55591 Phone: 01552-418871 [email protected] 08626-72404 Phone: 01711-371906 Sreemangal, Moulovibazar (Opposite ofhotel Mukta) r aslAmd NazmulHaq Dr. Faysal Ahmed Rabiul Azam Rabeya Begum IslamDulu Md.Nurul Anup Kumar Sharker ShahAhsanHabib Doyal Chandra Paal Siddiqui Subrata Das Baishnab Chowdhury Abu Bakkar NirmalBhattacharia Dhurjoti Kumar Basu d au he Md.MominulHossain Md. MamunAhmed Sohel 6 Jeadh W WlaeEfrs Hue 1,Se--agaRa D.Hrno-ahd Sharifa Khatun Dr. Harun-or-Rashid House-111, Sher-e-Bangla Road WE(Welfare Efforts) Jhenaidah 36. Monohorpur, Noapara Bangladesh Foundation Jessore 35. ZahidulIslam Ad. Md.BelalHossain Muktipara (Front GoliofVije School), RISHOW (Rural Economic 47/1VIP Road, Khardar Chuadanga 34. BadhonManab Bagerhat 33. FOWARA Khagrachari 32. 1 Lkhiu Cide oa a otg,Sek ae od MhbbMhma Parvin Halim MahabubMohammad NajCottage, SheikhRasel Road Children & Woman Lakshmipur 31. SAS (Strategic Rangamati MonuGupta 30. H-11, R-33/1, Housing Estate Participatory Research & Noakhali 29. Darpan Somaj Comilla 28. Abu Taher LibartiPouro SuperMarket (1st�loor) Feni Human Development Feni 27. Chuadanga-7200 Organization) & SocialWelfare Bagerhat 9300 Unnayan Sangstha (CWDA) eeomn soito Somserabad, Lakshmipur Development Association Phone:01712-276408 Actions Society) Maizdi, Noakhali Action Network (PRAN) Comilla Unnayan Kendra 63College road, Feni Foundation (FHDF) [email protected] 0451-63098 Phone: 01711-028142 Jhenaidah7300 [email protected] Phone: 01711-192378 Avaynagar, Jessore [email protected] Phone: 01712-944277,0761-63309 [email protected] Phone: 01711-950380 [email protected] 0371-62598 Phone: 01552-438396 Khagrachari 4400 Nilotpol Road, Milanpur [email protected] Phone: 01712-138837 alaprAe,Rnaai40 Oa auu LalitC. Chakma [email protected], [email protected] 0351-62237 Omar Faruque Kallyanpur Area, Rangamati 4500 [email protected] 0321-61920 Phone: 01919-231722 Md.MahbubMorshed [email protected] Prof. LokmanHakim Phone: 01715-707124, H- 100(5th�loor),Bagichagaon �[email protected] Phone: 01917-222107,0331-63118 io rsaMlik Abdul Latif Binoy Krisna Mallick ManjurulHasan Milon Rehana Parvin Lucky MongsanuMarma Namita Chakma Ali

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Annex of Annual Report 2015 Annex of Annual Report 2015 SUSHASHONER JONNY PROCHARAVIZAN—SUPRO Parer HaatRoad, Grihokon Royal Bengal Foundation Pirojpur 45. Charpara, Potuakhali Adarsha MohilaSangstha Potuakhali 44. 3 Brsl SpeedTrust Barisal 43. JagoNari Borguna 42. SoDESH Sathkhira 41. Shabolombi Narail 40. House- 3318,IslampurPara SopnilFoundation Magura House-35,36 GKcompound 39. Jyoti Development Kushtia 38. Poribartan 37. Khulna

Thanapara, Kushtia 7000 Foundation (JDF) [email protected] Phone: 01712-514781 Pirojpur [email protected] 0441-62517 01920005737 Phone: 01716-986847 [email protected] [email protected] 0431-61687 Phone: 01720-510405 Barisal olg od ogn 70 A.Sni a Hosne Ara Hasi Sambabu Lane,Gorachad DasRoad [email protected] Ad. SanjibDas 0448-62288 01774-733179 Phone: 01716-261224 College Road, Borguna 8700 [email protected] 0471-63540 Phone: 01711-663801 Sathkhira 9400 Raicharan Road, Town Bazar [email protected] SAMatin 0481-62956 Phone: 01716-106105 Central JameMosjidSarak, Narail [email protected] Phone: 01712-646552 Magura-7600. [email protected] Phone: 01720-507670 NazmulAzamDavid [email protected] 041-720629 M.S.Rashida Karim Phone: 01711-829414 Khulna 7, Haji MohasinRoad (1st�loor) Dr. Sayed HabiburRahman otmRyCoduy MainulAhsanMunna Goutom Roy Choudhury

S. M.Delwar Hossain Dilip K nsrRha MadhabChandra Dutta AKM Anisur Rahman Ad. AliAktar Sayeda Habiba Ashrafuddin Nazu Afroza Akbar A.H.M ShamsulIslamDipu Kazi Ha�izurRahman Md. Abdul Halim ANNUAL REPORT 201542>43

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