Blogs & News

Insights, updates, and stories from the field

Microinsurance in the Fisheries and Aquaculture Sector: A Shield against Nature’s Unpredictability

Earlier 2023, Hasmot Ali, a rice farmer from Mymensingh, made a bold decision to convert his paddy fields into fishponds, hoping to make a profit like many of his peers.

Innovision Managing Director Highlights the Role of Climate Change Education and Youth Activism at National Dialogue on University Reform

Rubaiyath Sarwar, Managing Director and Lead Consultant of Innovision Consulting, recently addressed the intersection of climate change education and youth activism

From Waste to Wealth: Transforming Organic Waste and Faecal Sludge To Biogas and Fertilizer in Jhenaidah Municipality

In Bangladesh, daily waste generated from households, markets, and various institutions presents a significant burden.

Leveraging System Readiness to Address Socio-Cultural Barriers in Rural Female Entrepreneurship

In the heart of rural Bangladesh, where the hum of progress is often drowned by the echoes of tradition, lies a silent revolution waiting to be unleashed

Bangladesh’s Real Estate Dynamics and the Road to Overcoming Challenges

Real estate constitutes the largest asset class in the world as it is considered a relative safe harbor.

Executive Training on Agricultural Market Systems for Women’s Economic Empowerment and Climate Resilience in Vietnam

Build your professional expertise on Climate Smart and Sustainable Agricultural Value Chain Development.

Executive Training on Agricultural Market Systems for Women’s Economic Empowerment and Climate Resilience in Cambodia

Build your professional expertise on Climate Smart and Sustainable Agricultural Value Chain Development.

Bangladesh’s Startup Ecosystem: Overcoming Challenges and Fostering Sustainable Growth

Even a decade ago, Bangladesh’s startup ecosystem was not as prospective as it has become in recent years.

Market Systems Development in Fragile Contexts – Lessons from the Field

Two decades back, Market Systems Development (MSD), or Making Markets Work for the Poor (M4P) as it was called, was mostly confined to income and employment-related projects