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Center for Participatory Research and Development–CPRD is an independent, non-profit, and progressive policy, research, and implementation institute. CPRD aims to promote alternative development ideas and policies at local, national, regional and global levels through its interactive activities like research, innovation, advocacy, solidarity and action. CPRD also engages itself in campaigning on social development issues and tailoring capacity building programs through identifying capacity gaps, organizing training for different development stakeholders. Apart from the core activities of socio-economic development of the disadvantaged population, policy research, policy literacy, policy advocacy, campaign and mobilization etc also are the focus areas of CPRD’s work. CPRD, since its inception, has been working with a number of research organizations and academic institutions in country and abroad to support the survival strategies of the marginalized community people who are at-risk of climate change vulnerabilities and disaster extreme events. Besides implementing community based and participatory action researches, CPRD also regularly produces policy briefs, study reports and analyses on the key issues of country’s interest in relation to multilateral discussions and negotiations.
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#333333
Mine Shaft
51, 51, 51
0, 0, 20
0, 0, 0, 80
#FFFFFF
White
255, 255, 255
0, 0, 100
0, 0, 0, 0
#AEA406
Buddha Gold
174, 164, 6
56, 93, 35
0, 6, 97, 32
The Center for Participatory Research and Development (CPRD) is an independent, non-profit policy, research, and implementation institute based in Dhaka, Bangladesh. It works to promote alternative development ideas and policies at local, national, regional, and global levels through research, innovation, advocacy, solidarity, and practical action. Its focus areas include climate change, climate justice, displacement and migration, livelihoods, biodiversity, green energy, disaster risk reduction, urban resilience, and the blue economy.
CPRD conducts research and supports evidence-based policy discussions on issues such as climate finance, loss and damage, climate-induced migration, human rights, and resilient development. Its work includes ongoing and completed research projects, policy publications, reports, dialogues, workshops, and public events. The organization also campaigns on social development issues and designs capacity-building programs, including training for development stakeholders based on identified needs. CPRD collaborates with civil society organizations and international partners, and supports collective advocacy, including the Climate Justice Alliance–Bangladesh. Its publications and events aim to connect research and ground-level evidence with policy recommendations and coordinated civil society positions.
Participatory action research
Climate policy advocacy
Community-based disaster risk reduction
Climate justice and finance
Marginalized community livelihoods
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The CPRD wordmark pairs a circular green emblem containing a human figure and plant-like forms with the serif initials “CPRD” and a small organization name, making the emblem and green lockup its defining mark. Its visual language uses restrained green and yellow accents against white, compact sans-serif navigation and headings, and documentary photographs of people and development work arranged in practical, information-led sections.
What are Center for Participatory Research & Development's brand colors?
The Center for Participatory Research & Development color palette uses the hex codes #333333, #FFFFFF and #AEA406.
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