753 Mehedibag, Chittagong, Bangladesh

Children Education

A great initiative for under privilege children education on urban slum

Theatre

Climate change resilience based on production Megher Vela

Community Theatre

Interactive Popular Theatre performance

Digital Education

Digital Skills in the Doorstep of Underprivileged Youth Generation

Theatre

Human trafficking especially women trafficking based on production “Jaal”

Knowledge as a Tool for Empowerment

Radio Listener Clubs and Information and Feedback Centers share valuable knowledge.

TVET

BITA Started the TVET initiative for young people

PUPPET

Innovation communication for reaching young people

BITA HISTORY

Bangladesh Institute of Theatre Arts (BITA), a non-government organization, has been administering development initiatives focusing human rights, cultural upliftment and poverty alleviation since 1994. The then a group of intellectuals, grass root artists and development activists have founded BITA who believed that culture can be an instrumental approach for development to establish a sustainable mechanism towards poverty reduction.

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BITA APPROACH

Education intervention especially Child education have much acceptance in the society

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The BITA (Bangladesh Institute of Theatre Arts) is one of the non-governmental organizations

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KEY LESSON LEARN

Our Involvement

Child Marriage

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Cultural Promotion

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Education

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TVET

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Violence Against Women

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Women Empowerment

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Youth Idea Chittagong

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Youth Empowerment

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Campaign

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SDG Program

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Our Present Initiatives

Reaching Out of School Children (ROSC) Phase-2 (Urban Slam Children Education)

BITA is working on child rights ground from the beginning of the organization. Education is one of the fundamental rights of the children.

The goal of the project is to contribute to preparing communities to better withstand reoccurring natural disasters.

Building preparedness of vulnerable communities through inclusive disaster risk reduction initiatives (IDR-2)

People’s Jubilant Engagement for Tobacco Free Chittagong City

BITA is started a project named “People’s Jubilant Engagement for Tobacco Free Chittagong City”.

Newsroom

We are delighted to welcome you again for the acceptance of our E-Newsletter- 30th issue. We would please to hear your feedback about our newsletter so that we can continue to improve it your suggestions were undeniably helped us for the improvement of our newsletter. Therefore, I humbly encourage all of you to make use […]

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We are happy to published BITA E-Newsletter 29th Issue. 17th March 2022 was the National Children Day and the Birthday of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the Father of the Nation. BITA celebrated the glorious day under its’ constitution also participated in organizing program from Local administration. Chittagong District administration also arranged a rally & Cultural event on that day to celebrate the birthday of the Father of the Nation where BITA attend the rally & cultural program. Under BITA program the underprivileged children & youth are also celebrate in the occasion knowing about Bangabandhu.

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We are happy to published BITA E-Newsletter-28th edition. During pandemic situation we try to publish some of significant work of BITA which could inspire to readers with more involvement with us to know each other. In this edition we focused some of cultural intervention where youth involvements are significant.

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BITA (Bangladesh Institute of Theater Arts) has been implementing Community Information and Accountability Services Project (CIASP)since 2018 at Rohingya FDMN (Forcibly Displaced Myanmar Nationals) camp as well as the host community in Cox’s Bazar which is funded by C4D ,UNICEF

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Research & Evaluation
  • Culture for Empowerment of People(CEP)

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  • Impact Assessment of DA‐18 in Chittagong (BITA)

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  • Organizational Capacity Assessment and Capacity Strengthening Planning of Bangladesh Institute of Theatre Arts (BITA)

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  • Evaluation on the project Safe Migration for Bangladeshi Workers Innovation Fund

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  • Youth Engagement of Preventing and Responding to Violent Extremism through Cultural Action of Puppet in Chittagong City Corporation

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  • Implication of Cultural Intervention for Promoting psychosocial well being of Rohingya adolescents from abuse, exploitation and GBV

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  • People’s Jubilant Engagement for Tobacco Free Chittagong City

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  • Building preparedness of vulnerable communities through inclusive disaster risk reduction initiatives

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Culture and development correlation is vital for fostering human dignity. Materialistic development alone couldn’t fulfill human aspirations. Bangladesh has gradually achieved significant socio-economic progress. BITA believes integrating cultural development could make sure the advancement sustainable. Let all be connected with cultural motivational activities.

Sisir Dutta

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