About BORI | Bangladesh Oceanographic Research Institute

Bangladesh Oceanographic Research Institute (BORI) is the first and only national institution on Bangladesh that will be able to play an important role ensuring the development and utilization of the country's maritime resources and plays a leading role in the study of marine science. In the wake of Bangladesh's victory in the maritime boundary case with Myanmar on 18 March 2012 and India on 7 July 2014, Bangladesh has acquired 1,18,813 sq km ocean area, a special economic zone of 200 nautical miles, continent from Chittagong coast to 345 nautical miles.

If you can ensure the proper utilization of the resources of this area which is almost equal to Bangladesh's total land area, Bangladesh's economy will move at a rapid pace. Given the immense potential for the development of tourism, including the establishment of deep sea ports, development of coastal management, mineral resources and proper utilization of sea resources, the interest of the international community towards the sea-based economy (Blue Economy) of Bangladesh is increasing.

The potential of this newly-emerged sector in the country is limitless. For this reason, Bangladesh Oceanographic Research Institute (BORI) will be able to play an important role in the study of maritime affairs and the creation of skilled manpower. The institute will work to conduct all activities as a focal point of Bangladesh at the national and international level on maritime affairs. The Bangladesh Oceanographic Research Institute will assist in conducting its own research, as well as the research work of other domestic foreign bodies, colleges and universities.

Establishment History:

• Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman took the initiative in 1973 to establish a maritime research institute in order to enrich the country's economy and reduce poverty in the country by collecting and conserving valuable resources of the Bay of Bengal. But after the brutal and tragic massacre of Bangabandhu in 1975, the initiative ceased.

• Later in 1996, the Hon'ble Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina set up a review committee to establish the National Marine Science Institute.

• Following the recommendation of the review committee, the decision was made to establish a National Marine Science Research Institute in the 2000. The project titled "Establishment of National Marine Research Institute Phase-1" was adapted from June 2000 to July 2005 under the Ministry of Science and Technology to ensure the proper utilization of marine resources.

• In 2009 the visible progress of establishing Bangladesh Oceanographic Research Institute was achieved with the solemn initiative of the Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.

• At the ECNEC meeting on 02/07/2009, when the proposal for establishing an institute on 4 acres of land was presented, the Prime Minister increased the amount of land to 40 acres. The prime Minister directed to re-present the project, including laboratories, residential buildings, marine aquariums and wind power, in the project area.

• Within 2010, the acquisition of 40 acres of land was completed at Jungle Goalia Palang Mouza in Ramu upazila of Cox's Bazar district. Currently, the project is being implemented at a cost of BD Taka 102.80 crore.

• Under the project titled "Establishment of National Oceanic Research Institute (1st Stage-2nd revised)", a three-storey institute building with laboratories, three officer's quarters, two staff quarters, director general's residence, staff dormitory, officer’s dormitory, club building, rest house, ansar bhaban and a school-cum-community buildings, a total of thirteen buildings have been constructed.

• Also 66 types of scientific research instruments for ocean research have been brought.

Present Workforce:

At present, total 14 peoples including 1 senior scientific officer, 3 scientific officers, 1 administrative officer, and other employees are working for the overall implementation of the project. Moreover, there are 16 Ansar guards for the security of the Institute and 8 daily based cleaners are working to keep the Institute clean.

Bangladesh Oceanographic Research Institute (BORI) has been developed into a standalone institution. It is the first and only national institute of oceanography in Bangladesh. This organization will be able to play an important role in the innovation and development of the country's maritime resources and will play a leading role in revenue generation. Multiple research and development activities will be conducted in each of the research departments. Successful implementation of the current action plan will be possible through the development of sustainable technologies in the country, including poverty alleviation programs and the achievement of various UN development goals.

In future, research activities will be expanded. Bangladesh will emerge as a prosperous and developed country at the base of the earth through the use of maritime resources if it can effectively manage this institute for the purpose of undertaking maritime research activities, applying research findings and managing and controlling all related activities.

For more details please visit the official website of the BORI.

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Rice Varieties in Bangladesh | BINA and BRRI

The cultivation of various rice varieties invented by BINA (Bangladesh Institute of Nuclear Agriculture) is now harvesting in 20 countries around the world. The scientists of this institute are working to invent more varieties whose will be tolerant for Flood, Saline and Drought etc.

By utilizing the nuclear tactics, Bangladesh has so far cultivated 60 varieties of crops. Around 8 percent of the total crop produced in Bangladesh is coming from these varieties. And in terms of quantity, it is about 4.5 million metric tons. This variety of crops is playing an important role in the livelihood of the people of rural areas and poverty reduction of the country. Also helping the farmers to dealing with some natural disasters and dangers like climate change, salinity, flood and drought etc.

A report has been published by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) of the United Nations on 14^th February, 2019 regarding this matter. According to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) report, due to climate change, there are many types of hazards in Bangladesh. But the scientists of Bangladesh are inventing varieties of crops that can withstand these dangers and disasters, which are imitative in the world.

In addition to the traditional use of technology and hard work in agricultural sector, the BINA has been playing a major and important role in the success of agriculture sector. The chief scientific officer of Bangladesh Atomic Research Institute (BINA), Mr. Mirza Mofazzul Islam, is leading the nuclear agriculture research. He has invented 13 varieties of crop alone and seven varieties jointly. In addition to rice, there are various varieties of jute, spinach, tomato, mugdal (pulses) etc has been invented.

According to BINA, the cultivation of saline tolerant rice BINA-8, which was invented by Mirza Mofazzal Islam, is being cultivating in 20% of the coastal areas of the country. In 20 countries around the world including India, Nepal, the Philippines and Thailand, this saline tolerant rice has been taken and grown in various areas. Recently other varieties such as BINA-7, 8, 11 and 12 were taken by agricultural ministries of India, Nepal and Sri Lanka for harvesting in those countries.

Mr. Mirza Mofazzul Islam of Bangladesh is working as a consultant to set up a nuclear agricultural research center in Sri Lanka, Sierra Leone and Myanmar. In 2014, Mirza Mofazzal Islam awarded the Outstanding Achievement Award in the field of nuclear research, according to the IAEA and the World Food Agency (FAO). Scientists from eight countries of the world get the award on that year. Apart from Bangladesh, Peru, China, Indonesia and Vietnam received the prize.

Discussions in various international forums are happening in the world as a species of crop capable of tackling climate change in the world. Regularly, these varieties are being wanted from different countries of the world for their cultivation in their own country.

Farmers of Bangladesh are producing crops by fighting against natural disasters from long ago. BINA scientists are giving these seeds to the farmers by inventing new varieties of tolerant plants with these unfavorable environments. Bangladesh is facing new challenges, finding more safe crops with less water. BINA and other agriculture related wings are working to solve this issue.

As per the Report of IAEA, the biggest danger of climate change is increasing of salinity in the coastal areas. As a result, around one million acres of land on this area of Bangladesh will not be capable of harvesting. Due to increased salinity, 27 million people of Bangladesh will be forced to move elsewhere by 2050. BINA invented varieties is being cultivating in these areas. The scientists of the BINA are hoping that if the cultivation of saline tolerant and hybrid rice varieties is continuing, then there will be additional 6 million tons of rice will be produce in the country.

According to the Ministry of Agriculture, production of BINA-8 varieties of rice is increasing steadily in coastal areas of the country. Before inventing of the new varieties by Bangladesh Rice Research Institute (BRRI), the BRRI-47, BRRI-61 and BRRI-67 were cultivated. In recent years the popularity of the BINA-7 and 8 are becoming popular day by day. Especially in Faridpur, Gopalganj, Satkhira, Khulna and Bagerhat districts these varieties is cultivating.

The flood was the biggest danger of the country's cropping in the flood season. If most of the rice was drowning even for three to five days under the water then crop would have been damaged and the yield would decrease. Without the BINA-7 and BINA-12 invented in 2018, the crop is protected from the dangers of floods. The maximum tolerable days in under water for these varieties is 24 days which is really a surprise for the farmers. According to the Department of Agricultural Extension (DAE), these varieties are very popular for farmers in the central and northern regions of Bangladesh.

The popular Aman variety of the country produces only three to four tons per acre of land. The BINA-17 variety is producing around seven tons per acre. It has been seen as an extension of the production of aman in the country as it is being played as an important role in the development of agriculture.

In 2011, a drought tolerant rice variety from Uganda called NERICA was brought to Bangladesh for cultivation and further research. This variety was not very popular in Uganda due to various reasons. BINA scientists started researching the NERICA-10 species and in the last year of August 2016, they invented BINA-21 variety from Nerica. This variety can be cultivated in water by 40 percent less. At the same time it consumes 30 percent less urea fertilizers.

The chief of Plant Breeding and Genetics Department of the joint nuclear research department of IAEA and FAO, Ljupcho Jankuloski commented on the dangers of climate change that have come to Bangladesh, these varieties may be considered as weapons of Bangladesh.

BINA conducts its research activities in ten different areas. These are: Crop improvement through induced mutation, Biotechnology, Soil management and bio-fertilizer, Irrigation and water management, Pest management, Physiological aspects of crop productivity, Crop management, Improvement of horticultural crops, Technology transfer & impact assessment, and Socio-economic research.

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List of Local or Bangladeshi NGOs | L-56

The NGOAB facilitates the activities of all the NGOs in the country, and ensures their accountability to the state and thereby to the people of Bangladesh. Below is the List of all Local / Bangladeshi NGOs registered and operating in Bangladesh. The List (L-56) is updated as per the Information's provided on the official website of the NGO Affairs Bureau (NGOAB).

Last Updated: May-2019

Women Commission For Development in Bangladesh

Address: Vill: College Para, PO: Osmanpur, UZ: Ghoraghat, Dinajpur

Phone: 05328-56063

Registration Number and Date: 1373, 22-Apr-99

Women Community Development in Bangladesh

Address: Baniar Char, PO: Jalirpar, Dist: Gopalganj

Registration Number and Date: 2697, 22-May-12

Women Development Foundation

Address: Jennat Ali Bhabon, Kathpatty Road, Sadar, Barguna

Registration Number and Date: 3138, 29-Jan-18

Women Empowerment & Environment Development Orga

Address: 175, Bhadulidanga, Rotongonj, Narail

Phone: 01911-203882

Registration Number and Date: 3037, 02-Oct-16

Women Empowerment Foundation (WEF)

Address: Vill: Dumki, PO: Dumki, UZ: Dumki, Dist: Patuakhali

Phone: 01732-678830

Registration Number and Date: 1998, 13-Jan-05

Women Environment and Development Organization (WEDO)

Address: Agra Primary School Road, Netrokona Sadar, Netrokona

Phone: 0951-61138

Web: www.wedo-bd.org

Registration Number and Date: 1283, 01-Sep-98

Women For Women

Address: 1/2, Sukrabad, Dhaka-1207

Phone: 02-8120791, Fax: 02-8116376

Web: www.womenforwomenrsg.org

Registration Number and Date: 0161, 18-Apr-84

Women Job Creation Centre

Address: Vill. & P.O. Talar, Thana Tala, Satkhira

Phone: 01711-828305, 01716-078405

Web: www.wjccbd.com

Registration Number and Date: 0945, 04-Jun-95

Women Welfare Organization

(Cancelled on 15/06/2010, Revived on 17/10/2011)

Address: 14-15, Adarsha Chaya Nir, Ring Road, Shaymoli, Adabor, Dhaka

Phone: 02-9129400, Fax: 02-9569990

Registration Number and Date: 0545, 23-Oct-91

Women with Disabilities Development Foundation

Address: House-712/1, Road-10, Baitul Aman Housing, Adabor, Dhaka-1207

Phone: 01711-477348

Registration Number and Date: 2911, 08-Jan-15

Women's Initiatives for Self-Support and Empowerment (WISE) Foundation

Address: House-325 (1st Fllor), Rioad-03, Baitul Aman Housing Society, Shamoly, Mohammadpur, Dhaka

Phone: 02-9141500, 01749820895

Web: www.aloshikha.com

Registration Number and Date: 0868, 17-Nov-94

Work and Rural Development (WARD)

Address: Keshabpur Bazar, Post. Keshabpur, Upazilla-Keshabpur, Dist. Jessore

Phone: 04226-56296

Registration Number and Date: 1938, 09-Jun-04

Work for a Better Bangladesh (WBB Trust)

Address: House-14/3/A (3rd Fl.), Jafrabad, Rayerbazar, Dhaka-1207

Phone: 02-9112446, 01711-386797

Web: www.wbbtrust.org

Registration Number and Date: 2075, 01-Mar-06

Working for Better Life

Address: House -8, Rd.-1, Sector-9, Uttara, Dhaka

Phone: 02-8916966

Registration Number and Date: 1246, 26-Feb-98

World Harvest Society of Bangladesh

Address: Vill.: Dhakinpar, P.O.: Unashia, P.K. Kotalipara, Dist.: Gopalganj

Phone: 0172162196

Registration Number and Date: 2435, 05-Jun-09

World Peace and Economic Development Organization (WPEDO)

Address: Chistia Palace, House-60, Road-5/A (New), Dhanmondi R/A, Dhaka

Registration Number and Date: 1882, 25-Oct-03

Young Power in Social Action

Address: House- F10(P), Road-13, Block-B, Chandaon R/A, Chittagong-4212

Phone: 031-672857, Fax: 031-2570255

Web: www.ypsa.org

Registration Number and Date: 0916, 26-Feb-95

Young Women's Christian Association of Bangladesh

Address: 3/23, Iqbal Road, Mohammadpur, Dhaka

Phone: 02-8125015, Fax: 02-9125459

Registration Number and Date: 0051, 22-Apr-81

Younus Foundation

Address: Grameen Bank Bhaban, Mirpur-2, Dhaka

Phone: 02-8015755-8

Registration Number and Date: 1090, 28-Oct-96

Youth Action for Social Advancement (YASA)

Address: House-119, Road-9/A, West Dhanmondi, Dhaka

Registration Number and Date: 2009, 16-Feb-05

Youth Initiative for Socio-Economic Activity (YISEA)

Address: Basna, Post: Sanora, Upazilla: Dhamrai, Dist.: Dhaka

Registration Number and Date: 2100, 05-Jun-06

Yusuf Memorial Trust

Address: National Scout Bhaban (9-12 Fl., 70/1, Purana Paltan Line, Kakrail, Dhaka-1000

Phone: 02-8315334, 8315335

Registration Number and Date: 1855, 13-Jul-03

Zabarang Kalyan Samity

Address: Khagrapur, Khagrapur Dighinala Road, Khagrachari Sadar, Khagrachari, Hill Tracts

Phone: 0376-61708, 62006

Web: www.zks-bd.com

Registration Number and Date: 1461, 27-Dec-99

Zagoroni

Address: Barkamata, P.O. Chandina, P.S. Debidwar, Dist. Comilla

Phone: 08022-56009

Registration Number and Date: 1851, 03-Jul-03

Zahedee Foundation

Address: 22/1, Road-2, Dhanmondi, Dhaka-1205

Phone: 01713-084183

Registration Number and Date: 3180, 12-Dec-18

Zakir Hossain Social Charitable Organization

Address: College Road, Ward-06, Borhanuddin Pouroshava, Borhanuddin, Bhola

Phone: 017957828725

Registration Number and Date: 3144, 09-Apr-18

Zam Zam Bangladesh

Address: 23, Mowsumi, Mirabazar, Sylhet

Phone: 0821-727323

Registration Number and Date: 2090, 25-Apr-06

Zaman Social Development Foundation

Address: City Center, Level-16, 90/1, Motijheel C/A, Dhaka

Phone: 01817-149073

Registration Number and Date: 3066, 15-Dec-16

Zhumka Hasta Shilpa Mahila Samity

Address: 69, Barnali Complex, Agargaon, Taltola, Dhaka-1205

Phone: 02-8151179

Registration Number and Date: 2254, 24-Jul-07

Zibika

Address: New Hospital Road, Kurigram

Phone: 0581-61891

Registration Number and Date: 1243, 25-Feb-98

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List of Local or Bangladeshi NGOs | L-55

The NGOAB facilitates the activities of all the NGOs in the country, and ensures their accountability to the state and thereby to the people of Bangladesh. Below is the List of all Local / Bangladeshi NGOs registered and operating in Bangladesh. The List (L-55) is updated as per the Information's provided on the official website of the NGO Affairs Bureau (NGOAB).

Last Updated: May-2019

Voluntary Association for Family Welfare and Social Development

Address: 196/1, Shantibag, Motijheel, Dhaka

Phone: 02-9355695, 02-9338078, 01711-676735

Registration Number and Date: 1326, 24-Dec-98

Voluntary Association for Rural Development (VARD)

Address: House-554, Road-09, Baitul Aman Housing Society, Adabar, Shyamoli, Dhaka

Phone: 02-9133590, Fax: 02-9125215

Web: www.vardbd.org

Registration Number and Date: 0387, 13-Dec-90

Voluntary Association for Rural Development of Bangladesh

Address: Vill.: Bedgram, Upazilla: Gopalgong Sadar, Dist.: Gopalgong

Registration Number and Date: 2072, 22-Feb-06

Voluntary Family Development Association (VFDA)

Address: Gonopattya,South Bhabanipur, Rajbari

Phone: 01716-897995

Registration Number and Date: 0592, 01-Feb-92

Voluntary Family Welfare Association

Address: Alipur, P.O. & Dist. Faridpur

Phone: 0631-63214

Registration Number and Date: 0320, 10-Oct-89

Voluntary Health Services Society (VHSS)

Address: House-35/1, Road-3, Shymoli, Dhaka

Phone: 02-8112962

Registration Number and Date: 0142, 22-May-83

Voluntary Organization for Rural Development (VORD)

Address: Habashpur, Thana: Pangsha, Rajbari

Phone: 01711-481896

Registration Number and Date: 0421, 20-Dec-90

Voluntary Organization for Social Development (VOSD)

Address: Vill: Sholak, PO: Sholak-8233, UZ: Uzirpur, Dist: Barisal

Phone: 02-9126278

Web: www.vosd-bd.org

Registration Number and Date: 0627, 01-Jun-92

Voluntary Organization for the Needy (VON)

Address: Wireless Gate, Uttar Saota, Manikganj

Registration Number and Date: 0613, 29-Mar-92

Voluntary Organization for Social Development Magura (VOSD-Magura)

Address: Vill: Palum, Upazila: Shalikha, Dist.: Magura

Phone: 01712-016211

Registration Number and Date: 1994, 11-Jan-05

Voluntary Paribar Kalyan Association

Address: South Bhabanipur, Rajbari-7700

Phone: 064165579

Registration Number and Date: 0243, 03-Nov-87

Voluntary Rural Development Society (VRDS)

(Cancelled on 23/12/2010, Revived on 02/5/2016)

Address: House-918, Road-14, Baitual aman Housing Society, Adabar, Shamoly, Dhaka

Phone: 01937-401579

Registration Number and Date: 1410, 12-Aug-99

Vramangaon Dustha Mohila Kallayan Samity

Address: Vill: Jalkuri, Dakhin Para, PO: Kalkuri, PS: Sidderganj, Dist: Narayanganj

Phone: 01715-116407

Registration Number and Date: 2925, 30-Apr-15

Watch Bangladesh

Address: 138 Gulshan Avenue, Flat-302 (3rd Floor), Gulshan-2, Dhaka-1212

Registration Number and Date: 2149, 17-Oct-06

Wajifa Noor Ashmatia Foundation

Address: Mondolbari, Vill: Chatabalua, PO: Baluahat, Dist: Bogra

Phone: 01912-187386

Registration Number and Date: 2859, 21-May-14

Woman Education, Saving, Health and Development Association (WESHDA)

Address: 153, KDA R/A, Mirerdanga, Sonali Jute Mill, Khulna

Phone: 0041-785030

Registration Number and Date: 3104, 07-Nov-17

Warapunya Bouddha Anathalaya

(Cancelled on 26/07/2010, Revived on 06/10/2010)

Address: Vill. Hingala, P.O. & Thana Rauzan, Chittagong

Phone: 01712-539910

Registration Number and Date: 0904, 19-Feb-95

WARBE Development Foundation

Address: House-155-B (4th Floor), Road-22, New DOHS, Mohakhali, Dhaka-1206

Phone: 02-8753612, Fax: 02-8753612

Registration Number and Date: 2281, 18-Oct-07

Waste Concern

Address: House-21(Side-B), Road-A7, Block-G, Banani Model Town, Dhaka-1213

Phone: 02-9873002, Fax: 02-9884774

Web: www.wasteconcern.org

Registration Number and Date: 1188, 23-Sep-97

Wave Foundation

Address: Darsana Bus Stand, Darsana, Chuadanga

Phone: 07632-51159

Registration Number and Date: 0719, 22-Jun-93

We for Human Society

Address: Panchbibi Road, Joypurhat Sadar, Joypurhat

Phone: 01712-536880

Registration Number and Date: 3167, 05-Nov-18

Welfare Association

Address: Aporajita House (2nd Floor), South Kallayanpur, Rangamati Hll District

Phone: 0351-61423

Registration Number and Date: 2136, 26-Sep-06

Welfare Association for Development Alternative (WADA)

Address: Dashani, Bagerhat Sadar, Bagerhat

Registration Number and Date: 3128, 04-Jan-18

Welfare Association for Rootless (WAR)

(Cancelled on 23/08/2010, Revived on 01/06/2011)

Address: 1/4-1/5, Block-E, Satmasjid Road, Mohammadpur, Dhaka-1207

Registration Number and Date: 1560, 23-Aug-00

Welfare Association for Social Development and Poverty Alleviation (WASDPA)

Address: 410, Lion Shoping Complex (3rd floor), 73, Airport Road, Farmgate, Dhaka-1215

Phone: 01680-904371

Registration Number and Date: 2052, 27-Dec-05

Welfare Association of Repatriated Bangladeshi Employees

Address: House-10E/1, Madrasa Road by lane (2nd floor), Block-F, Mohamaadpur, Dhaka

Registration Number and Date: 2012, 10-Mar-05

Welfare Centre for the Disabled (WCD)

(Cancelled on 09/08/2010, Revived on 18/10/2015)

Address: D-7, Kamal Garments Road, Ara Para, Savar, Dhaka

Phone: 01611-555200

Registration Number and Date: 1309, 15-Nov-98

Welfare Efforts

Address: 111 Sher-e-Bangla Road, Jhenaidha-7300

Phone: 0451-63098, Fax: 0451-63346

Registration Number and Date: 1059, 12-Aug-96

Wild Team Ltd.

Address: Cosmos Centre, 69/1, New Circular Road, Dhaka

Phone: 02-9355576

Registration Number and Date: 2817, 26-Sep-13

Wish

Address: 1st Floor, 53/2-L, Sonaton Ghar, Bawbazar, Hazaribagh, Dhaka

Phone: 01923-110481

Registration Number and Date: 2968, 17-Sep-15

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