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Let Girls Learn - Bangladesh: Horticulture Project
USAID's Horticulture Project increases students' awareness of the nutrition in Bangladesh, including the value of orange-fleshed sweet potatoes and different vegetables. The project encourages positive family behavior change and vegetables in schoolsPhoto credit: USAID.
Let Girls Learn - Bangladesh: Joney's Story
Joney, 15, had to drop out of school when her father could not afford to pay for her education. Determined to continue her education, she signed up for a handicrafts training at her school through the Best School for Girls campaign. Photo credit: USAID.
Let Girls Learn - Bangladesh: Seema's Story
Seema, 14, is supported by the Strengthening Household Ability to Respond to Development Opportunities Program in Bangladesh. Due to her family's deteriorating financial situation, Seema had to drop out of school. Photo credit: Asafuzzaman,CARE.
Let Girls Learn - Bangladesh: Protection Human Rights Program
Girls and boys complete interactive lessons to raise awareness about domestic violence and child marriage through the Protection Human Rights Program. (Deuli Secondary School, Sonatola, Bogra district of Bangladesh) Photo credit: Tania Zaman, 2014.
Let Girls Learn - Bangladesh: Shumi's Story
Shumi, 11, is a member of the Empowerment Knowledge and Transformative Action group in her village. Her father wanted to arrange a marriage for Shumi so sought the group\'s help. They succeeded in convincing him to wait until Shumi turns to 18.Photo credit: Marium ul Mutahara,CARE.
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