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Dr. C R Abrar is the Executive Director of RMMRU. He taught International Relations at the University of Dhaka for four decades. His area of research includes Rohingya refugees, short-term labour migrants and citizenship status of the camp dwelling Urdu speaking community in Bangladesh. He has published in national and international journals on labour recruitment industry, social protection and rights of Rohingya refugees.

Abrar played a major role in organising the camp dwelling Urdu speaking youth to assert their Bangladeshi citizenship. He successfully filed a writ petition to secure release of Rohingya refugees who served out their sentences for illegal entry but were continued to be incarcerated. He facilitated the filing of a writ petition that led to the release of more than 200 returnee migrants who were illegally detained and charged. Abrar is a regular contributor to The Daily Star on migration and rights issues.

Nayan Mitra is responsible for management and administration of RMMRU. He leads formulation and implementation of its policies. He assists the Executive Director in holding meetings of Annual General Body and Executive Committee, and dealing with procurement and recruitment. Mitra started his career as a Human Resource Officer in a reputed Pharmaceutical Company. He joined RMMRU as an Assistant Administrative Officer in May 2009. He has completed his Masters from Bangladesh Agricultural University. He has also completed MBA from Bangladesh Open University and received a specialised training on Personnel Management from Bangladesh Institute of Management (BIM).

Md. Parvez Alam is the Senior IT and Communications Officer of RMMRU. Parvez Alam maintains RMMRU office Network, Data Server, and ERP system. He develops and maintains the Unit’s website and the official pages in the social media. He also designs Policy Briefs, Working Papers, and Migration Trends reports. Alam assists the research team in formatting the questionnaires applying online survey techniques (KoBoToolbox, Qualtrics). Alam is also the designated information (alam@rmmru.org) officer of RMMRU. He is a human rights defender and maintains liaison with Forum Asia. Alam has a post-graduate degree in Computer Science and Engineering from Bangladesh Institute of Science and Technology and he has completed Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) from the American International University-Bangladesh (AIUB).

Kamal Hossain provides technical support during official meetings and workshops, sets up conference and meeting rooms, and maintains the office premises. He is responsible for general secretarial tasks such as distributing documents to staff, managing office equipment, sending mail and photocopying reports. Other duties include ensuring proper functioning of office equipments.

Marina Sultana is leading and providing strategic guidance to the RMMRU programme team on migration governance, inclusion of migrants from the grassroots and protection of migrant rights. She has over two decades of experience in project development, policy and media advocacy, conceptualising video documentaries, monitoring, network building etc. She closely works with government and non-government stakeholders and beneficiaries to ensure qualitative implementation of programmes. She has expertise in Grievance Management System, action research, policy review, field intervention, capacity building, partnership development, and so on. As a migration analyst and activist, she represents RMMRU in various national and global platforms like GFMD, Abu Dhabi Dialogue etc. She has achieved her Masters’ degree in Zoology (Entomology) from the University of Rajshahi and has co-authored a number of publications as well. Ms. Sultana is a Senior Fellow of Safe Migration and Development of Youth Policy Forum.

Rabeya Nasrin is the Project Coordinator of the Promoting Rights of Migrant Workers: Enhancing Knowledge, Capacity for Transparent Recruitment Management project under the Asia Foundation. She is mainly responsible for implementing project plans and maintaining liaison with government and non-government stakeholders. She has expertise in proposal development, project management, documentation, report writing, and advocacy initiatives, like conferences, consultations, dialogues, capacity development training, etc. She is also one of the members of the RMMRU trainer’s pool. She has co-authored one of the chapters in the book “The Other Face of Globalisation” and the Migration Trends Report (2017-2023). She is also an Associate Researcher of the book “Justice at the Doorsteps: Mediation on Migration Fraudulence,” Untold Stories of Migrants: Dreams and Realities (Bangla version). She has completed her BSS and MSS from the Department of International Relations, University of Dhaka. Her areas of interest are labour migration, gender issues, social development, and migration mediation.

Ashraka Saleem is the Assistant Programme Officer under the SEEM project. She has more than ten years of working experience in the migration sector at RMMRU. Her main responsibilities are to organise meetings, workshops, consultations, supports the procurement team, maintain files and documentation, support regular administrative works such as official memo, drafting official letters, human resources management, prepare media tracking reports, etc.  She is also responsible to follow-up with the project beneficiaries, collect case stories from the field and prepare reports. She has completed her post-graduation on Social welfare from the National University. She is one of the members of the Gender Committee of RMMRU. Her major areas of interest are human rights, labour migration and social development. 

Mohammad Inzamul Haque is the Project Manager of the SIMS project supported by Helvetas Swiss Intercooperation Bangladesh working for the well-being of the migrant community through improved quality of services and information. Inzamul is responsible for overseeing all project activities and he is the contact focal for the government, donors, and other stakeholders. He is the key person to lead the project and supervise the execution of deliverables. He is skilled in advocacy, research, report writing, communication, video documentation, project management and developing digital contents. Mr. Haque has completed his Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) from BRAC University and Master of Laws (LL.M.) with concentration in International Law from East West University. His research interests include labour rights, human rights, labour migration, refugee law and preventing violent extremism (PVE). His co-authored article on labour rights has been published in the International Journal of Human Rights and Constitutional Studies, Switzerland.

S N Azad is a specialist on migration, strategic communications, gender empowerment and equity, entrepreneurship, enterprise development. He has, worked for more than two decades on migration, displacement, social exclusion of migrants, stateless children’s safety and education, poverty issues, enterprise development, entrepreneurship mentoring, labour market data management and programme evaluation. He has taught public and development policy, entrepreneurship, strategic management and supply chain management. Azad has done BSS and MSS in International Relations from the University of Dhaka and MA on Migration Studies from University of Sussex, UK. He received orientation on International Humanitarian Law, Human Rights Law and Refugee Law by ICRC, UNHCR and at National Law School of India in Bangalore. Azad is engaged in strategic partnership planning and networking. He is currently a part of the RMMRU programme Skilling of Returnee Migrants through Skills and Enterprise Development Programmes (SRM-SEDP) of the ILO as a Senior Adjunct Fellow.

Md. Afzal Hossain is the project coordinator at RMMRU under the Recovery and Advancement of Informal Sector Employment (RAISE): Reintegration of Returning Migrants project. His main responsibilities are planning, implementing, supervising, managing, and coordinating all project activities. Ensure program management and financial management functions collaboratively. Manage the development and execution of RAISE project deliverables, project planning, monitoring, budgeting, action plans and monitoring processes. He has experience of more than fifteen years at the multisectoral development field and also experiences in program management, monitoring and implementation, performance monitoring, performance analyst & MIS related activities. He has completed his BSc and MSc from the department of Statistics, Rajshahi University.

Aninda Jatirmay is a results-oriented social development professional with a proven track record of successfully transforming innovative ideas into tangible impact. With a strong foundation in project management and a deep commitment to empowering communities, Aninda excels at bridging the gap between vision and reality. He is passionate about driving positive change and creating a more just and equitable world for all.

Aninda is a tireless advocate for people who often face discrimination, working tirelessly to ensure that every community has a voice and a seat at the table. He believes in the power of collaboration and has a proven ability to build strong relationships with diverse stakeholders. His work spans across various sectors, including intergenerational well-being, gender equality, and economic empowerment. Aninda is a dedicated and driven professional who is committed to creating a brighter future for all.

Let's unite our efforts to create a sustainable impact.

Fabiha Idris serves as the Media and Communication Officer at RMMRU under the 'Ashshash Phase II: For Men and Women Who Have Escaped Trafficking' project. Prior to her current position, Fabiha was a Programme Associate at the Centre for Policy Dialogue (CPD) under the Dialogue & Communication Division. Her expertise encompasses social media outreach, organizing national and international events, and developing communication materials and copyediting.

Fabiha pursued her Master of Social Sciences (MSS) and Bachelor of Social Sciences (BSS) in Sociology from the University of Dhaka. During her academic years, she actively participated in leadership and cultural activities, including representing Bangladesh in the Japan SAARC High School Exchange Programme in 2011. She has completed three levels (Bronze, Silver & Gold) of the prestigious Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award. Her areas of interest include public policy, communication and development, human rights, and gender. 

Afra Nawmi is assigned as the Communication and Documentation Officer for USAID's Fight Slavery and Trafficking-in-Persons (FSTIP) Activity project. As social sciences graduate and development worker, she brings extensive expertise in project management, communications, and advocacySO far her working area has remained Right to Information Act (RTI) 2009, Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR), the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), gender, and media communications.
Career offered her to work with organizations like; Centre for Policy Dialogue (CPD), RedOrange Communications, and Media and Resources Development Initiative (MRDI). She is skilled in writing features, blogs, search engine optimization (SEO) content for various media outlets, including The Financial Express, Kaler Kantho, Roar Bangla, and Rokomari.com.
Afra pursued her MSS and BSS degrees in Mass Communication and Journalism from the University of Dhaka and holds a Post-Graduate Diploma in International Relations from the same institution.

Sumaiya Tarannum has joined RMMRU as a PO Monitoring Officer under the project "Reducing Irregular Migration and Supporting Returnee and Displaced Persons." She has completed both her Honors and Master's degrees in Statistics from the University of Dhaka. During her internship at ICDDRB, she gained valuable experience in research, learning that our day-to-day lives are deeply connected to it. Her goal is to pursue research and learning that can contribute to the greater good of the country, particularly in the development sector.
She hopes to apply her analytical and project management skills to support the organization’s mission. Through this role, she aims to drive meaningful impact, learn from experienced professionals, and continue developing her expertise in project management, data collection, and data handling.

Mr. Rezaul Karim joined RMMRU as a project manager under the project "USAID’s FSTIP Activity." Mr. Rezaul is responsible for overseeing all project activities and contact focal for the government, donors, and other stakeholders under the project. He is skilled in coordination, advocacy, report writing, field operation, project management, training facilitation, and mental health areas. With over 10 years of hands-on experience, he is working for the development sector in various national and international organizations. His earlier roles with DAM, Save the Children, FIVDB, YPSA, Relief International, and BRAC in the Mental Health, Protection, and Migration program. He has worked for a long time in the Rohingya response program in the emergency setting. He has completed a BSc and MSc degree in Psychology and holds a PGT in Psychotherapy from the BSMMU. Mr. Rezaul’s major dedication to sustainable development for vulnerable migrants through social, psychosocial, and economic reintegration.

Tanzilla Mostafiz is an accomplished professional specializing in advocacy, communications, and program management across humanitarian, development, and research sectors. Currently serving as Advocacy and Knowledge Management Officer at the Refugee and Migratory Movements Research Unit (RMMRU), she leads media advocacy strategies, develops IEC materials, facilitates stakeholder dialogues, and documents initiatives to influence policy.
Previously, Tanzilla was Senior Executive, Communications and Media Relations at Dnet, managing media engagement, content creation, and strategic communications. Her earlier roles with Good Neighbors Bangladesh included GBV Program Officer and Psychosocial Support Officer in Cox’s Bazar with Rohingya refugee community, where she excelled in program design, field implementation, and capacity-building training.
Tanzilla holds BSS and MSS degrees in Journalism and Media Studies from Jahangirnagar University. With expertise in crafting narratives, organizing events, and fostering multi-stakeholder collaborations. She advocates for social justice, gender equality, and migrant rights, driving inclusive and sustainable development.

Mahmudol Hasan Rocky is a Research Coordinator and team leader of a field research group at RMMRU. He is the key person to process and analyse the data by using SPSS software. He is also involved in report writing, questionnaire designing, training, monitoring, etc. He is one of the co-authors of the book titled, Impact of Migration on Poverty and Growth in Bangladesh; RMMRU 2018 and a co-author a chapters of the book Deltas in the Anthropocene; Where People Live and Move in Deltas; Palgrave Macmillan 2019 and of the journal article titled ‘COVID-19 responses restricted abilities and aspirations for mobility and migration: insights from diverse cities in four continents’ at Humanities & Social Sciences Communications and ‘Urban sustainability and the subjective wellbeing of rural-urban migrants: the role of risks, place attachment and aspirations’ at Journal of Population, Place and Space. He is currently involved in the ongoing research project on, ‘Successful Intervention Pathways for Migration as Adaptation (SUCCESS)’.

Jannatul Ferdous Oishy is assigned as a Data Manager at the Research Department of RMMRU, contributing to the project “Adaptation Challenges of Climate-linked Migrations in Bangladesh and Locally-led Solutions.” In this role, she manages project data, supports research activities, and ensures the accuracy and quality of information used for analysis and reporting. She holds both bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Statistics from the University of Dhaka, which has shaped her strong analytical and research skills.

Previously, Oishy served as a MERL Officer at RMMRU under the USAID-funded FSTIP project, where she developed monitoring tools, analyzed project data, and supported reporting and decision-making processes. She also interned at Winrock International, gaining early exposure to development-focused research. Oishy is passionate about using data to support meaningful change and is eager to grow further while contributing to RMMRU’s mission.

Tamim Billah is a Research Associate at RMMRU. He graduated in English Literature from the National University and received a Master's degree in Development Studies from BRAC University. At RMMRU, he is involved in policy advocacy research on climate and disaster-induced migration and displacement in Bangladesh. Additionally, he played an important role in successfully planning and delivering a series of advocacy programmes on the adoption of the National Strategy on Internal Displacement as well as he was involved in the preparation of the National Action Plan (2022-2042) to implement that Strategy for the Ministry of Disaster Management and Relief. His works have been published in several journals including Global Policy, Journal of Peace Research, and Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers etc. Currently, he is coordinating research on Just and Resilient Planned Relocation from Climate Change Project supported by the University of Exeter.

Md. Redwanul Islam Chowdhury has been working as a Research Associate at RMMRU since 2021. He completed BSS and MSS in the Department of Political Science at the University of Chittagong. At RMMRU, he worked on several research projects including ‘Safe and sustainable cities: human security, migration, and well-being’, ‘Building resilience to violent extremism among Bangladeshi migrant workers’, ‘Impact of Migration on Poverty and Development’ etc as a Field Research Assistant. He was engaged in the preparation of the National Action Plan (2022-2042) to implement the National Strategy for the Ministry of Disaster Management and Relief. He organised several national and facilitated local-level stakeholder workshops. He has expertise in proofreading, photo voice research, FGDs, and quantitative data collection using KoboToolbox and analysing the data as well. Currently, he is working on the Just and Resilient Planned Relocation from Climate Change Project funded by the University of Exeter, UK.

Rukaia Parveen Tuba is a Programme Officer. Her area of work includes conducting fieldwork, arranging meetings, events, workshops, etc. She has also contributed to the climate change-related projects of RMMRU. She worked with BRAC as a Research Assistant on a project on Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights. She was a Facilitator under the Data 4 Action Project of the American Red Cross. Tuba has been a senior volunteer at the Bangladesh Red Crescent Society since 2014. Besides, she is a leader of the AGRAGAMI programme by MCCI. She completed her M.Sc from the Department of Environmental Science, JU, and B.Sc from the Department of Environmental Science and Disaster Management, DIU.

Parvez Bhuiyan has been working at RMMRU as a Research Associate. During the data collection phase, he supervises field research activities for various RMMRU projects. He assists in data analysis using SPSS. Additionally, he participates in report writing, questionnaire designing, data checking, cleaning, and correction. He also trains the Field Enumerators. He co-authored a chapter of the book ‘Impact of Migration on Transformation to Sustainability: Poverty and Development in Bangladesh.’ Currently, he is working on a project titled ‘SUCCESSFUL INTERVENTION PATHWAYS FOR MIGRATION AS ADAPTATION (SUCCESS)’. At RMMRU, he worked on several research projects including ‘Social Cost of Migration on the Left-behind Elderlies and Siblings’, ‘Migration, Sustainability and Transformation’, ‘Impact of Migration on Poverty and Development’ etc. He completed his post-graduation in Development Studies at United International University (UIU). His research interest covers labour migration, climate migration, human trafficking, and social disaster.

She joined RMMRU as a ‘Research Associate’ on August 1, 2024. She completed her studies at the Department of International Relations at the University of Dhaka in 2023. At RMMRU, she actively engages in the 'Just and Resilient Planned Relocation' from the Climate Change Project supported by the University of Exeter. Moreover, she is involved in policy reviewing of the ‘Obhijojon Project’, facilitating training on climate change and disaster, assisting in report writing, and maintaining liaison with grassroots organizations and concerned government entities. Before joining RMMRU, she worked as a ‘Research Assistant’ at the ULAB and as a guest lecturer at the MIU. She is actively involved in numerous voluntary organizations, namely DUES and BYI. She received a fully-funded fellowship from the ‘Indian Ocean Rim Association’ (IORA) in Mauritius, along with other international participants.
Her research interests include climate change, gender, refugees, and migration.

Nazia Khan Lina is employed as a Research Associate at RMMRU, where she contributes to the project “Successful Intervention Pathways for Migration as Adaptation (Success).” She holds an MS in Geography and Environment from Jagannath University and has over three years of research experience, with academic and professional expertise in human mobility, migration, environmental change, and gender dimensions. She has collaborated with organisations such as NARIPOKKHO, CCSE, AFSC and contributed to international research publications. Her scholarly works include a co-authored book chapter titled, "Tropical Cyclones and the Mobility of Older Persons: Insights from Coastal Bangladesh" (Springer, 2024), and a peer-reviewed journal article, "Immobility, Older Adults and Adaptation to Tropical Cyclones" published in Migration and Development (2024). In 2024, she participated in the Regional Dialogue Exchange Conference in South Africa, engaging in global discussions on border governance and human mobility. She brings a meticulous, analytical approach to research and is dedicated to evidence-based, impactful change.

Kaisar Hossain is in-charge of RMMRU’s financial management. He joined RMMRU in 2005. He completed MBA in Accounting and Information Systems (AIS) from University of Dhaka and has completed M. Com in Management. He supervises the overall fund management and budgetary control of RMMRU. His responsibilities are reviewing, managing and monitoring the financial staff, activity and coordination between projects, maintaining liaison with donors, NGOAB, NBR and other related stakeholders, analysing budget, identifying and monitoring variance, and developing control mechanism, reviewing expenditure patterns and budget compliance, ensuring monthly/quarterly/yearly financial statement, bank reconciliation statement, assisting and guiding the management by providing relevant financial information, providing financial support for procurement and logistic requirement, reviewing and checking accounting records, all types of vouchers and transactions on regular basis for adequacy of documentation and availability, identifying problems and developing solutions for best financial practice. He is a member of senior management team of RMMRU.

Mohammed Sherajul Islam is an Accounts Officer at RMMRU. He is responsible for preparing and maintaining voucher, ledger, cash book, bank book, bank reconciliation, financial report, budget variance and different kind of registers related to finance and accounts and is responsible for tracking all the financial transactions for implementing the programme and preparing accounts as per the requirements of the funding agency. He ensures compliance with VAT and Income Tax act of GoB. He also conducts field monitoring visit as per project plan in coordination with accounts and programme. Islam is responsible for completing all relevant papers and statement needed for audit process and responsing to audit findings. He has completed CA(CC)under the ICAB andhas completed his graduation and post graduation from Govt. Titumir College. He has three years of working experience in auditing as well.

Md. Qazi Sham Sun Newaz is an Accounts Officer at RMMRU. He is responsible for checking all outgoing and incoming transactions, keeping records of all expenses for annual auditing purposes and specialises in performing different accounting tasks. Additionally, he summarises and analyses all financial documents in order to prepare reports on Financial Status during Management meetings. He is also skilled in Tally Software. Newaz is also able to perform auditing tasks, ensuring that financial transactions are accurately represented. He has completed CA-CC from Ata Khan & Co. under the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Bangladesh (ICAB). After completing CA-CC, he started his career in the Manufacturing Industry.

Fatema Rayhan serves as the Accounts Officer of the project. In her role, she is accountable for maintaining all financial records such as vouchers, cash books, bank books, general ledgers, and registers related to Finance and Accounts. Fatema ensures compliance with the VAT and ITA regulations of the government. She conducts field monitoring visits according to the project plan in collaboration with the accounts and programme departments. Furthermore, Fatema is responsible for preparing all necessary documents and statements required for the audit process. She has successfully completed her Chartered Accountancy (CA) articleship with Aziz Halim Khair Choudhury Chartered Accountants and possesses experience in teaching, as well as providing consultancy services in audit and accounts.

Anika Nahid works as a Finance Officer at RMMRU under Ashshash Phase II: For Men and Women who Have Escaped Trafficking. Anika is responsible for analyzing and reporting financial data to ensure the organization is meeting its budgetary goals and providing management with insightful financial advice. Anika ensures compliance with the VAT and Income Tax Act regulations of the govt. and also conducts field monitoring visits according to the project plan in collaboration with the Accounts and Programme departments. Anika has successfully completed her 3 (Three) years Chartered Accountancy Course Completed (CA-CC) from Aziz Halim Khair Choudhury (AHKC), Chartered Accountants and also completed her Graduation and post-Graduation from National University.

Mr. Sajjad Hussain is the deputy counsellor of RMMRU under the Recovery and Advancement of Informal Sector Employment (RAISE): Reintegration of Returning Migrants project at Thakurgoan Welfare Center. His primary responsibilities are to assist the Counselors with overall field-level project implementation by facilitating project plan activities in close coordination with other welfare staff. He also leads volunteer engagement activities, including registration, counseling, referral activities of returnee migrants at Thakurgaon Welfare Center, and communication with various government and private departments. He has more than eight years of working experience in the development sector. He has completed a Masters in Management from Carmichael College.

Md. Ayob Ali is a Counsellor at RMMRU under the Recovery and Advancement of Informal Sector Employment (RAISE): Reintegration of Returning Migrants at Welfare Center, Tangail. He has experience working in the Migration sector from 2007 to now in RMMRU. His main responsibilities are the registration of returnee migrants, Counseling, RMIS, Case management, Referral & RPL mechanism, post-referral monitoring, community mobilization activities, etc. He has also facilitated Spot Registration, Pre-camp, Camp, and community mobilisation activities.
He has completed B.COM from National University and completed M.COM Preliminary. He also has versatile experiences in LGED TIDP-3 as a Monitoring Officer, USC Canada Bangladesh as a Supervisor, Action Aid Bangladesh as an Accountant, BRAC as a supervisor in an education programme, RPDO as a programme Officer and Accountant, Ain o Salish Kendra as a Part Accountant, NGO Forum as Field Monitoring Officer.

Jinat Rehena Parvin is a Deputy Counsellor at RMMRU under Recovery and Advancement of Informal Sector Employment (RAISE): Reintegration of Returning Migrants at Welfare Center, Tangail. Her responsibilities are as Deputy Counselor to collect information on Returnee Migrants from the Community Level, Screening and Registration of returnee migrants, provide counselling and referral services and follow up with them regularly, assist in report writing, preparing filling, and orient them about the project. She also arranges spot and camp registration in the field and maintains a liaison with the government and NGO sectors.
She has completed her B.S.S. from National University and is a Paramedic Cum Counselor from Saver Gonoshasthaya Kendra.

Mansur Ahmed is an Office Assistant Cum Computer Operator at RMMRU under Recovery and Advancement of Informal Sector Employment (RAISE): Reintegration of Returning Migrants at Welfare Center, Tangail. His main responsibilities are to provide support in typing, screening, registration, and documentation of the project beneficiaries' data in the Reintegration Management Information System (RMIS). He also supports and organises meetings, events, and training in coordination with other project personnel and volunteers. Moreover, he is accountable for regularly maintaining office asset registers, inventory, requisitions, supplies, etc. He is also accountable for regularly maintaining office asset registers, inventory, requisitions, supplies, etc.

He has completed his H.S.C. in Business Studies from International College, Dhanmondi.

Jubayer Ahmed is working as a junior documentation officer at RMMRU under Recovery and Advancement of Informal Sector Employment (RAISE): Reintegration of Returning Migrants at Welfare Center, Tangail. His primary responsibilities is to managing and updating documentation activities, coordinates with counselors, maintains data and file management tools, and supports the preparation of various project reports.

He has over 1.4 years of experience as a Database management and started his career at RMMRU in 2024.He has completed his MBA from National University.

Rasel Ahmed serves as a Jr. Case Documentation Officer at RMMRU (Refugee and Migratory Movements Research Unit) at Tangail Welfare Centre. Under the Recovery and Advancement of Informal Sector Employment (RAISE), Reintegration of returning migrant project. His key responsibilities encompass facilitating project activities such as meetings, events, and training in close collaboration with the project management unit and welfare center staff. Rasel plays a role in screening and registering beneficiaries, and data entry in the Reintegration Management Information System (RMIS).
He has completed his BA and MA degrees from the University of Rajshahi. He worked as Shishu Polli plus (I-NGO, the UK basis project?) for over 3 years.

Shahadat Hossen serves as a Case Documentation Officer at RMMRU (Refugee and Migratory Movements Research Unit) at Tangail Welfare Centre. Under the Recovery and Advancement of Informal Sector Employment (RAISE), Reintegration of returning migrant project. His key responsibilities encompass facilitating project activities such as meetings, events, and training in close collaboration with the project management unit and welfare center staff. Shahadat plays a vital role in screening and registering beneficiaries, data entry in the Reintegration Management Information System (RMIS).

He has completed his BA and MA degree from University of Chittagong. He worked as a supervisor at a contractor firm of Titas Gas Transmission and Distribution Company Limited over 3 years.

Santa Rani is the District Coordinator of SIMS Project at RMMRU. She is responsible to ensure quality programme implementation through supervising Programme Officers and Upazila Coordinators, undertaking monitoring and evaluation functions, reporting, maintaining communication, and liaison with migration stakeholders at district level. Previously, she worked as Camp Focal and IMO at NGO Forum on Wash & amp, Protection Support Programme, Station Manager of Radio Sarabela (SKS Foundation) and Communication Officer in Borendra Unnoyan Prochesta. She was also an announcer at Bangladesh Betar, Rajshahi. During her career Rani achieved expertise in communication, advocacy, knowledge management, media administration, journalism with a special focus on gender, protection, CwC, and SBCC. She got the prestigious Asia Pacific Broadcasting Union (ABU) award-2017, Meena Media Award-2017 (UNICEF) and was privileged to be a speaker in International Community Radio Conference-2017 at Thailand and panel speaker in ABU 54th assembly at China. She is a post-graduate in Psychology from Rajshahi University.

Md. Ariful Islam is working as the Programme Officer- Safe Migration at RMMRU under the Strengthened and Informative Migration Systems (SIMS) Project at Cumilla. His primary responsibilities are to lead and oversee initiatives to promote safe migration in project areas; engage directly with communities; develop the capacity of local leaders; and facilitate communication and coordination among public and private stakeholders to ensure effective practices according to project needs.
Mr. Islam has over 10 years of dynamic experience in the development sector. He is skilled in project implementation, migration awareness initiatives, and stakeholder management. His expertise encompasses report writing, case studies, reintegration, business development support, training, and effectively bridging public & private sector engagement.
Mr. Islam completed his M.B.A. in Human Resource Management from The National University and is studying MDS (Development Studies) at Jagannath University. He received training in Career counselling, Financial literacy & Remittance management, and entrepreneurship development.

Rajan Kumar Roy is the Programme Officer- Access to Justice of SIMS Project at RMMRU. His main responsibility is to ensure justice for the migrant workers and the members of their families through Migrant Rights Protection Committees and Grievance Management Committees, identification of migration related disputes, and refer cases to GMCs, DEMO/ BMET or court and coordinating with relevant public and private stakeholders.
Mr. Roy has more than 3 years’ experience in the migration field. Previously, he has worked as Social Mobiliser, Trainer & Upazila Coordinator of the SIMS Project (Phase-I). Mr. Roy is a Post-Graduate in Management from Cumilla Victoria Govt. College under National University and is studying LL. B (Final Year) at Cumilla Law College. He is expert at community mobilisation, training facilitation, stakeholder networking, community-based committee and ADR management. Mr. Roy’s area of interest includes human rights, migration law and labour law.

Mohuya Monjure is the Programme Officer- Monitoring of the project. Her work includes monitoring the overall activities of the field office; assisting the team to implement the project activities; conducting FGDs, coordinating other field staffs to conduct monthly meetings of the Obhijojon Odhikar Committees at the union level, court-yard sessions with the climate-displaced community people; organising trainings, school based programmes, dialogues among CSOs, NGOs and govt. disaster committees at district level; maintaining close contact with local community and different stakeholders. She has experience to work on gender, nutrition, climate change and migration. Ms. Monjure completed her MA from the University of Dhaka.

Rokshana Pervin is the Field Facilitator of the project. Her scope of work includes identifying target beneficiaries; providing the Project Manager and Programme Officer- Monitoring with necessary information; ensuring that cross-cutting issues such as participation, gender, age, and disability are effectively addressed in all the project activities as per the policy; facilitating to implement the project activities at the field; assisting FGDs; facilitating monthly meetings of the Obhijojon Odhikar Committees, court-yard sessions with the climate-displaced community people; assisting trainings, school-based programmes, dialogues; maintaining close contact with different stakeholders; and disseminating IEC/BCC materials. Ms. Pervin’s areas of interest include women's rights, climate change, and migration.

S.K Rafiqul Islam is the Field Facilitator of the project. His areas of work include identifying target beneficiaries; providing the Project Manager and Programme Officer- Monitoring with necessary information; ensuring that cross-cutting issues such as participation, gender, age, and disability are effectively addressed in all the project activities as per the policy; facilitating to implement the project activities at the field; assisting FGDs; facilitating monthly meetings of the Obhijojon Odhikar Committees, court-yard sessions with the community people; assisting trainings, school-based programmes, dialogues; maintaining close contact with different stakeholders; and disseminating IEC/BCC materials. Mr. Islam’s areas of interest include income-generating activities, climate change, and displacement.

Md. Isahak Faraji is the Programme Officer of Promoting Rights of Migrants Workers: “Enhancing Knowledge, Capacity for Transparent Recruitment Management”-PERI project of The Asia Foundation. He is a returnee migrant, activist, and the Secretary of “ANIRBAN Survivors Voice,” which works for the betterment of affected migrants and survivors. His roles include organising migration, awareness campaigns, conducting meetings, seminars, workshops, training, etc. He is assigned to managing GMCs, youth volunteer groups, advisory committees, and the migrant community. He has more than six years of experience in implementing project activities, writing reports, monitoring, liaison with grassroots stakeholders, monitoring and follow-up of field activities, etc. In addition, he is skilled at remittance management, reintegration of returnee migrants and survivor counselling, etc. The areas of his interest include human rights, labour migration, GMS, alternative dispute resolution, and human trafficking. He obtained his MBA degree in marketing from National University.

Ayesha Siddika Eva is the Field Facilitator of the Promoting Rights of Migrants Workers: “Enhancing Knowledge, Capacity for Transparent Recruitment Management”-PERI project of The Asia Foundation. Her areas of work include identifying target beneficiaries, communicating with the migrant community, doing case collection, and assisting in implementing field activities like mediation, courtyard meetings, etc. She is also responsible for organising meetings, training, workshops, and courtyard sessions with the community people and disseminating IEC/BCC materials. She has graduated from Monohordi Govt College with a degree in Bengali literature and is doing post-graduation at Narsingdi Govt College.

Shohanul Islam Shurov is the Field Facilitator of the Promoting Rights of Migrants Workers: “Enhancing Knowledge, Capacity for Transparent Recruitment Management”-PERI project of The Asia Foundation. He is responsible for assisting in implementing field activities, organizing courtyard meetings, mediation, training, workshops, etc. He is assigned to identifying beneficiaries, maintaining connections with the migrant community, case collection, maintaining communication with GMCs, Youth Volunteer Group, migrant community, etc., and disseminating different awareness-raising materials. He is responsible for He has completed his diploma in Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EEE) from Narsingdi Polytechnique Institute.

Nazma Akhter is the Field Coordinator at RMMRU under the “Promoting Rights of Migrant Workers: Enhancing Knowledge, Capacity for Transparent Recruitment Management” project of the Asia Foundation. She has completed her BA degree from National University. She has thirty years of experience in project implementation at the field level. She has expertise in migration mediation, awareness campaigns, capacity-building training, and management of MRPCs, GMCs, Advisory Groups, and Youth Volunteer Groups, as well as economic reintegration of returnee migrants. She plays a key role in organising district-level workshops, seminars, dialogues, training, meetings, referral support, etc.

Her key responsibilities are coordinating and implementing the field-level activities and monitoring and maintaining liaison with district-level government and non-government stakeholders. She is assigned to develop project materials, documentation, and programme and financial report. She is also responsible for managing the field staff's accounts, banking transactions, administration, procurement, etc.

Yashin Arafat is a Field Facilitator at RMMRU under the PERI project of the Asia Foundation. His significant roles include implementing field activities through developing close connectivity with migrant stakeholders at the grassroots level. He is also responsible for organising courtyard meetings, assisting the mediation, collecting cases, collecting information, etc. He is assigned to provide logistics support, administrative support, communication with community people identifying migrants’ households, conducting follow-ups, etc. Arafat has completed a Graphic Design and Multimedia Course from ICT- Institute of Computer Technology & works as a designer in the Tangail office. He is in his final year of BSc in Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) at Northern University Bangladesh (NUB).

Md. Rakib Hasan is a Field Facilitator at RMMRU under The Asia Foundation's PERI project. His responsibilities include organizing mediation, courtyard meetings, training sessions, and field programmes. He is also responsible for general administrative tasks, information and data collection, case collection, and logistics support. He is also responsible for maintaining communication with the migrant community, affected migrants, and migrants’ families. Rakib also maintains communication with migrant households; currently, he is pursuing a BA in Social Work (final year) from the National University. Rakib is involved in social activities, including volunteer groups.

Nur is the Programme Officer of the “Promoting Rights of Migrant Workers: Enhancing Knowledge, Capacity for Transparent Recruitment Management” project of The Asia Foundation. He is responsible for implementing field activities, community engagement, reporting and documentation, etc. under direct supervision of the Field Coordinator. Additionally, he is assigned to organizing mediation, facilitating courtyard meetings, training, and referral support for vulnerable and affected migrants and their families. He is skilled in communication and liaison building with government and non-government stakeholders including migrant communities at the union, upazila, and district levels. He has completed his Master of Social Sciences (MSS) in Mass Communication from the University of Liberal Arts Bangladesh (ULAB) and Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) in Ceramics from the University of Dhaka with expertise in documentation, interpersonal communication, and visual storytelling and cultural activities. He was a former documentary photographer at the Samdani Art Foundation.

Md Azizur Rahman is a Counsellor at RMMRU under Recovery and Advancement of Informal Sector Employment (RAISE): Reintegration of Returning Migrants at Welfare Center, Kishoreganj. His primary responsibilities are registering returnee migrants, counselling, referral, reporting, filing, and communicating with other public and private institutions according to the project's needs.
He has more than five years of experience teaching as an Assistant Teacher. He started his career in RMMRU in 2023.
He completed his M.A. in English Literature from the National University. He received training in Psycho-Social Counselling, Financial Literacy, and Psycho-Social First Aid (PFA) from the International Organization for Migration (IOM).

Tarikul Alam is a Deputy Counsellor at RMMRU under Recovery and Advancement of Informal Sector Employment (RAISE): Reintegration of Returning Migrants at Welfare Center, Kishoreganj. His main responsibilities are selecting and registering returned migrant workers, providing orientation, psycho-social, and economic counseling, and enhancing staff skills and entrepreneurship through referrals. Moreover, He oversees documentation and a database containing information on returned migrant workers and monitors referrals for further support. He started his career in RMMRU in 2023.

He has completed her BSS and MSS degrees from the Department of Sociology. With his dedication and expertise, he remains committed to making meaningful contributions toward the well-being and empowerment of migrant workers and their communities.

Quazi Bayazid Hossain is working as an office assistant cum computer operator at RMMRU under Recovery and Advancement of Informal Sector Employment (RAISE): Reintegration of Returning Migrants at Welfare Center, Kishoreganj. His primary responsibilities are to provide support in typing, screening, registration, and documentation of the project beneficiaries' data in the Reintegration Management Information System (RMIS). He also supports organizing meetings, events, and trainings in coordination with other project personnel and volunteers. Moreover, he is also accountable for regularly maintaining office asset registers, inventory, requisitions, supplies, etc.

He has over two years of experience as an office assistant and computer operator and started his career at RMMRU in 2023. He has completed his HSC from the APS Degree College in Satkhira

Nazmul Haque is an Office Assistant at RMMRU under Recovery and Advancement of Informal Sector Employment (RAISE): Reintegration of Returning Migrants at Welfare Center, Kishoreganj. His primary responsibilities are comprehensive administrative, logistical, and secretarial support to ensure smooth operations. This includes managing and organizing all documents and correspondence while maintaining cleanliness and order in office spaces and restrooms.

Moreover, He assists in procuring necessary logistics materials, stationery, and project supplies to support the efficient functioning of the office. He started his career in RMMRU in 2023. His areas of interest are Labor migration, Office Management, and Support for vulnerable returnee migrants.

Md. Rokibul Hosen is a Counsellor at RMMRU under Recovery and Advancement of Informal Sector Employment (RAISE): Reintegration of Returning Migrants at Welfare Center, Kishoreganj. His primary responsibilities are registering returnee migrants, counselling, referral, reporting, filing and communication with other public and private institutions according to the project's needs.

He has more than six years of experience at development field. He is skilled in project management & implementation, reintegration & rehabilitation, advocacy, report writing, communication, training and staff management. He started his career in RMMRU in 2024.

He completed his M.A. in English Literature from The University of Dhaka. He received training in career counselling, Financial literacy & Remittance management and entrepreneurship development.

Kazi Sumaiya Akter Safa is a Jr Documentation Officer at RMMRU under Recovery and Advancement of Informal Sector Employment (RAISE): Reintegration of Returning Migrants at Welfare Center, Kishoreganj. Her main responsibilities are making overall documentation activities by coordinating counsellors, maintaining and updating tools, techniques and methodologies for project activities, assisting to prepare project report, reviewing and following up the documentation process, documenting case cases from field level and preparing successful case stories, supporting in developing the mechanism of document preservation. Moreover, she oversees documentation and a database containing information on returned migrant workers and monitors cash incentive lists specifically for further support. She started her career in RMMRU in 2024.

She has completed her BSS degree from the Department of Disaster and Human Security Management and MSS degree from the Department of Disaster Management and Resilient. She is determined to making significant contributions to the empowerment and well-being of migrant workers and their communities, and she will continue to do so with her hard work and dedication.

Sharmin Aktar is a Junior Case Documentation Officer for the “Recovery and Advancement of the Informal Sector Employment (RAISE): Reintegration of Returning Migrants” project at the Welfare Center in Kishoreganj, under RMMRU. Her key responsibilities include coordinating with counselors for documentation, maintaining tools and methodologies for project activities, and assisting in report preparation. She documents field cases, prepares successful case stories, and organizes awareness campaigns, meetings, workshops, and training sessions. Additionally, she manages a database of returned migrant workers and monitors cash incentive lists for further support.
Sharmin holds a Master’s degree in Government and Politics from Jahangirnagar University and a B.S.S. in Political Science from National University. Since joining RMMRU in 2024, she has been committed to the empowerment and well-being of migrant workers and their communities, aiming to make a significant impact through her dedication and hard work.

S. M. Nazmus Sakib is a Junior Documentation Officer at RMMRU, working under the "Recovery and Advancement of Informal Sector Employment (RAISE): Reintegration of Returning Migrants" project at the Welfare Center in Kishoreganj. His core responsibilities include coordinating with counselors for documentation, maintaining tools and methodologies for project activities, assisting in project report preparation, and reviewing documentation processes. He documents field cases, prepares successful case stories, and helps develop mechanisms for document preservation. Additionally, he manages a database of returned migrant workers and oversees cash incentive lists for further support.

Nazmus Sakib holds an MA and a BA in English Literature from National University. Since joining RMMRU in 2024, he has been dedicated to empowering migrant workers and improving their well-being, aiming to continue making meaningful contributions through his commitment and hard work.

Nur Muhammad is a Counsellor at RMMRU under the Recovery and Advancement of Informal Sector Employment (RAISE) Reintegration of Returning Migrants project of Mymensingh Welfare Center. His prime responsibilities are to provide support to execute project activities at the field level in close coordination with AD, District, and Upazila administration. He also supports Registration, Counseling, RMIS, Case management, Referral & RPL mechanism, post referral monitoring, community mobilization activities, etc. He has fourteen years of professional experience in the development sector.

He has completed his BSS and MSS degrees from the Department of Sociology at National University.

Md. Muazzem Hossain is the Deputy Counsellor at RMMRU under the Recovery and Advancement of Informal Sector Employment (RAISE) Reintegration of Returning Migrants project of Mymensingh Welfare Center of Mymensingh Welfare Center.

His primary responsibilities are selecting and registering returned migrant workers, providing orientation, psycho-social, and economic counseling, and enhancing staff skills and entrepreneurship through referrals. He also oversees and maintains documentation of the project activities.

He completed LLB degrees at the National University and has six years of professional experience in the migrant and development sector.

Toriqul Islam is an Office Assistant Cum Computer Operator at RMMRU under the Recovery and Advancement of Informal Sector Employment (RAISE): Reintegration of Returning Migrants project of Mymensingh Welfare Center. He started his career in RMMRU in 2023. His primary responsibilities are to provide support in typing, screening, registration, and documentation of the project beneficiaries' data in the Reintegration Management Information System (RMIS). He also supports organizing meetings, events, and trainings in coordination with other project personnel and volunteers. He is also accountable for regularly maintaining office asset registers, inventory, requisitions, supplies, etc. He has completed a Preliminary in political science at the National University. He has four years of working experience at Bushra Printing House.

Polash Das is an Office Assistant at RMMRU under the Recovery and Advancement of Informal Sector Employment (RAISE): Reintegration of Returning Migrants project of Mymensingh Welfare Center. He started his career in 2023 and has four years of professional experience as an Office Assistant. His primary responsibilities are documentation of the migrant’s register book, file management, and administrative, logistical, and secretarial support to ensure smooth operations. This includes managing and organising all documents and correspondence while maintaining cleanliness and order in office spaces and restrooms. He has completed HSC from Momenshahi Islamic Academy & College.

Ratila Farah is a documentation officer at RMMRU under the Recovery and Advancement of Informal Sector Employment (RAISE) Reintegration of Returning Migrants project of Mymensingh Welfare Center. Her main responsibilities are making overall documentation activities by coordinating counsellors, maintaining and updating tools, techniques and methodologies for project activities, assisting to prepare project report, reviewing and following up the documentation process, documenting  cases from field level and preparing successful case stories, supporting and developing the mechanism of document preservation. She has almost 10 years of professional experience in Airtel LTD, Grameenphone Ltd, BIPM & Epic Group.

Ms. Ratila Farah has completed her BBA from (College of Business Science and Technology) & MBA From ( Jatiya Kabi Kazi Nazrul Islam University) at Finance & Banking.

Sumita is a Junior case documentation officer at RMMRU under the Recovery and Advancement of Informal Sector Employment (RAISE) Reintegration of Returning Migrants project of Mymensingh Welfare Center. Her main responsibilities are making overall documentation activities by coordinating counsellors, maintaining and updating tools, techniques, and methodologies for project activities, assisting in preparing project reports, reviewing and following up the documentation process, documenting cases from the field level, and preparing successful case stories, supporting and developing the mechanism of document preservation. She has almost 4 years of experience in Transparency International Bangladesh as a volunteer.  2 years experience as a volunteer in Uttaran.
Sumita has completed her BSC from the College of (Satkhira Govt. College) in Zoology & MSC From (Satkhira Govt. College) in Fisheries.

Mr. Morshedul Alam is a counsellor of RMMRU under the Recovery and Advancement of Informal Sector Employment (RAISE): Reintegration of Returning Migrants project of Thakurgoan Welfare Center. He oversees all project office activities, including registration, counseling, referral, coordination, communication, reporting, and office and team management of returnee migrants in the Thakurgaon Welfare Center. Before joining RMMRU, he served in leading positions in water sanitation, disaster management, youth employment, job placement, and training programs in INGOs, including Plan International, World Vision, and Practical Action Bangladesh, for 16 years.

Md.Habibour Rhaman works as a Counselor at Tangail Welfare Centre, RMMRU under the Recovery and Advancement of Informal Sector Employment (RAISE), Reintegration of returning migrant project. His prime job responsibilities include Coordination, Beneficiary registration, Data Management, Psychosocial First Aid Support, Reintegration Counseling, Referral support, & RPL mechanism, Event preparation, post-referral monitoring, Community Mobilization, report writing, Communication, Case management, and undertaking travel for implementation also support in Budgeting. With an academic background in Development Studies and Business Administration, he completed specialized training in Research Methodology. His career spans roles in various organizations. He is well-versed in gender equity and diversity and clearly understands integrity, impartiality, and good governance.

Mr. Hossain is the Office Assistant Cum Computer Operator of RMMRU under the Recovery and Advancement of Informal Sector Employment (RAISE): Reintegration of Returning Migrants project of Thakurgoan Welfare Center. His primary responsibilities are to provide support in typing, screening, registration, and documentation of the project beneficiaries' data in the Reintegration Management Information System (RMIS). He also supports organizing meetings, events, and trainings in coordination with other project personnel and volunteers.

He completed a Honours in Political Science from the National University and worked as a Manager at Talukder Filling Station in Asadgate, Dhaka for three years. He also worked as a Computer Operator at BIPCOS (Duch Bangla Bank Project) and Shaan Computer on College Road, Thakurgaon for six years.

Abdur Rob is the Office Assistant of RMMRU under the Recovery and Advancement of Informal Sector Employment (RAISE): Reintegration of Returning Migrants project of Thakurgoan Welfare Center. His primary responsibilities are to provide administrative, logistical, and secretarial support and manage and keep records of all documents and correspondence. Moreover, he supports procuring logistics, stationaries, and project materials as necessary. He is studying in 2nd year of Honors at Thakurgaon Government College.

Golam Rabbani is working as a Programme Officer (PO) in RMMRU under the project "Ashshash: For Men and Women Who Have Escaped Trafficking—Phase II" in the Manikganj district. His areas of work include ensuring the effective implementation of project activities such as training, orientation, workshops, campaigns, and awareness activities in collaboration with other team members. He is also involved in supporting the team in developing various awareness materials and tools against human trafficking at the community level.

He has more than four years of experience in the development field. He is skilled in project management and implementation, trafficking, rehabilitation and livelihood, youth development, report writing, communication, training, and staff management.

He completed his MA and BA from the Department of History, Govt. Titumir College is Affiliated with the University of Dhaka, and His Postgraduate Diploma in Data Science at United International University.

Saiful Islam is working as a Community Facilitator at RMMRU under 'Ashshash Phase II: For Men and Women Who Have Escaped Trafficking' project. His role is to ensure quality work at field level by maintaining accurate record and preparing reports of field activities. He completed his graduation and post-graduation in Sociology from Narsingdi Government College under National University.  His areas of interest are labor migration, gender equality, prevention of human trafficking and social development.

Md Uzzal Mia is working as a community facilitator at RMMRU under the project "Ashshash: For Men and Women Who Have Escaped Trafficking—Phase II" in the Manikganj district. His role entails collaborating closely with individuals who have escaped trafficking and supporting the Programme Officer in coordinating and executing various awareness activities.

He completed his Bachelor's at Manikganj National University

Md. Mridul Khan is working as a Programme Officer (PO) of the project "Ashshash: For Men and Women Who Have Escaped Trafficking - Phase II” in Narsingdi district. He is mainly responsible for the effective implementation of project activities such as training, orientation, workshops, campaigns, and awareness activities in collaboration with other team members. He is also involved in supporting the team in developing various awareness materials and tools ( e.g., POT, puppets) and digital materials to raise awareness against human trafficking at the community level.

He serves as the District Coordinator of Himu Paribahan, a social organization focused on cancer awareness. He has also worked as a youth at the Bangladesh Red Crescent Society (RCY). He completed his MSS and BSS from the Department of Sociology, National University of Bangladesh.

Laily Akter is working as a Community Facilitator in RMMRU under the "Ashshash: For Men and Women Who Have Escaped Trafficking" project. Her role involves working closely with individuals who have escaped trafficking, assisting Programme Officer in coordination and implementation of various awareness activities such as POT, debate competitions, quiz programs, video screenings, puppet shows, TIE etc. She completed her Fazil and Kamil degree in the Hadith, Jamia Kasemia Kamil Madrasa, Narsingdi department.

Abdullah Al Zubayer is currently serving as the Programme Officer at the Anirban Center under the FSTIP Activity implemented by RMMRU. He holds postgraduate and undergraduate degrees in Sociology from the University of Barishal and has earned three prestigious fellowships: the Young Researcher Fellowship (ShareNet Bangladesh), Economy of Tomorrow Fellowship (Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung), and Freedom Fellowship (Friedrich Naumann Foundation). Zubayer has contributed to over 10 Q1-ranked public health journal articles, with several published and others in progress.

He has held diverse roles, including Programme Assistant, Research Fellow, Researh Assistant and Data Coordinator, at organizations like GRRIPP South Asia, A2i (Prime Minister’s Office), Oxfam Bangladesh, and the Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs. Zubayer’s expertise spans public health, SRHR, human trafficking, and disaster risk reduction, focusing on marginalized communities. His work demonstrates a strong commitment to impactful program implementation, policy advocacy, and multi-sectoral collaboration with national and international stakeholders.

Rakibul Islam is currently working as a Field Facilitator at the Faridpur, Anirban Center under the USAID’s Fight Slavery and Trafficking-In-Persons (FSTIP) Activity, implemented by the Refugee and Migratory Movements Research Unit (RMMRU). He is actively engaged in combating trafficking through community-based interventions. Rakibul excels in mobilizing communities, raising awareness, and fostering grassroots participation to address these critical social issues.

In addition to his professional role, Rakibul is pursuing a Bachelor of Arts (Honors) at Faridpur Open University. With a strong command of community mobilization techniques, he aims to empower marginalized populations and advocate for human rights. Rakibul is passionate about creating inclusive, sustainable solutions to social challenges and contributing meaningfully to the development of resilient and informed communities.