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Tasnim Chowdhury commented on Tasnim Chowdhury 's blog post From Black Pepper to Betel Leaf: A Story of Community Inspiration
"Thanks for your comment Rituu. Currently, 120 are involved in betel leaf cultivation, while 130 are engaged in black pepper cultivation. If I were in government, I would focus on supporting livelihoods that emerge from communities' own…"
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Rituu B. Nanda commented on Tasnim Chowdhury 's blog post From Black Pepper to Betel Leaf: A Story of Community Inspiration
"Thanks Tasnim, how many are involved in Betel leaf cultivation and how many in pepper cultivation please? if you were in the govt and were to design such trainings what would you do?"
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From Black Pepper to Betel Leaf: A Story of Community Inspiration

"When people see that change is possible in a community like theirs, they begin to believe it is possible for themselves too."Last year, Doldoli tea-garden community demonstrated how local resources and collective action can create new opportunities through SALT approach. Seeking alternative sources of income beyond tea-garden work, community members began cultivating black pepper around their homesteads. What started as a small initiative soon became a symbol of hope and self-reliance, helping…See More
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"অনেক ইচ্ছে করে আপু আপনাদের কমিউনিটি ঘুরে দেখতে।আলোকিত করির টিমের সাথে কাটানো দিনগুলো অনেক শিক্ষণীয় ছিল তা অনুভব করছি।"
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A Reflection of Responsibility, Connection, and Community

Community engagement takes on deeper meaning when communities learn from and connect with one another. Recently, I had the opportunity to spend meaningful time with Alokito kori team and notably, Nishat Tasnim, Programme Coordinator of Alokito Kori. During her visit to ECDO and the communities ECDO works with particularly the Patro and Tea Garden communities. From the very beginning, her presence stood out.…See More
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From Black Pepper to Betel Leaf: A Story of Community Inspiration

Posted on June 1, 2026 at 8:51am 2 Comments

"When people see that change is possible in a community like theirs, they begin to believe it is possible for themselves too."

Last year, Doldoli tea-garden community demonstrated how local resources and collective action can create new opportunities through SALT approach. Seeking alternative sources of income beyond tea-garden work, community members began cultivating black pepper around their homesteads. What started as a small initiative soon became a symbol of hope and…

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A Reflection of Responsibility, Connection, and Community

Posted on January 20, 2026 at 10:28am 1 Comment

Community engagement takes on deeper meaning when communities learn from and connect with one another. Recently, I had the opportunity to spend meaningful time with Alokito kori team and notably, Nishat Tasnim, Programme Coordinator of Alokito Kori. During her visit to ECDO and the communities ECDO works with particularly the Patro and Tea Garden communities. From the very beginning, her presence stood out.…

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From Given Plants to Our Plants: SALT Sparked Community Ownership

Posted on September 4, 2025 at 5:30pm 7 Comments

In mid-2024, a group of 30 tea garden workers and their families in Doldoli Tea Garden, Sylhet, received 30 black pepper plants and basic training on cultivation from the local agriculture authority with collaboration of an NGO. In total 30 families received the plant .The initiative aimed to provide an alternative source of income for households and improve their economic stability.

However, just a few months after the distribution, it became clear that the plants were not thriving.…

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Practice Like a Pro and the rest will follow: My learning on presentation

Posted on April 24, 2025 at 8:32am 11 Comments

Just 24 hours before our own presentation, I was watching Sadia Apu from Grow Your Reader Foundation (GYRF) speak in the knowledge fair program and I was genuinely impressed. She spoke with such fluency, and everything was perfectly timed. It was effortless, polished, and powerful. I kept asking myself: How does she…

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