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IV Relevant Primary and Secondary data collected during the field work References Colin Knox and Tahera Yasmin, 2007. “Transparency International Bangladesh Impact Assessment”, Governance and Social Development Resource Centre, November Transparency International Bangladesh, 2005. “Corruption in Bangladesh: A Household Survey”, Dhaka, Bangladesh Interviews and Focus Groups Iftekharuzzaman Executive Director, TIB Focus Group with CCC members, Khulna Focus Group with YES youth volunteer members, Khul 136
D.8. Bangladesh Sanjukta Sramic Federation (BSSF) I: Profile of the Intervention 68 Issue Details 1. Donor agency World Solidarity Movement (WSM), Belgium 2. Partners / Implementing Bangladesh Sanjukta Sramik Federation (BSSF) agency/ies 3. Objectives : Promotion and protection of workers in Bangladesh through human resource development, strengthening and empowerment of the trade unions and advocacy for law reformation. 4. Main CVA and other activities • Awareness Building on labour rights, OSHA (occupational safety and health act), work environment, labour unity and solidarity etc. • Mobilization through meeting, rally, gathering, mass procession, demonstration, submission of charters of demand to the respective ministries. to claim rights from government and owners • Motivational activities such as orientation, training, workshop and seminar on national labour law 2006, labour code, OSHA, trade union rights and human rights, good governance, organization and development • Development and dissemination of advocacy materials such as stickers, pamphlets, posters, newsletters • Observation of National Days such as national Victory day, Independence day, May Day to raise awareness 5. Target Group/Beneficiaries Jute, cotton and textile workers, agricultural workers, handloom weavers, fisher folks, transport workers, construction workers, metal workers, tobacco workers, indigenous workers, boiler workers, rickshaw pullers and hawkers (1,55,000 members) 6. Key linkages of intervention with other programmes 69 7. Duration 3 years 8. Starting date 2005 9. Total budget Euro 27,718 (Taka 29,19,000) Programme has linkages with other partners of World Solidarity Movement Bangladesh, namely Christian Workers Union and Gano Shashthya Kendro (a national NGO working in helathcare) These three organizations organise joint programmes on trade union rights, human rights and good governance for the workers in order to build the labour movement in Bangladesh. 68 In case CVA is part of a larger intervention (which is the case in 40 % of the interventions that were reviewed in the Intervention Analysis, see Evaluation Framework Box 1 on p 6) describe what the CVA part is of the intervention, what other parts of the intervention are and how these are interrelated. 69 Identify key linkages of the selected intervention with other programmes of the donor concerned and/or other key stakeholders in order to realise the objectives identified. 137
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