KF Geographical Coverage
Karnafully Foundation is a national-level NGO
As a national-level NGO, KF is working with 6 districts and 6 sub-districts and is a part of Chittagong City Corporation & Rangamati City. Local expertise is key to sustainable programs. This is why KF always works with local authorities through local people. KF is a reputed organization in Bangladesh and works through 7 in Microfinance branches.
| District | Upazila/Sub-District |
|---|---|
| Chattogram | Rangunia, Roujan & Chattogram City Corporation |
| Rangamati | Rangamati Sadar |
| Cox’s Bazar | Chakoria |
| Bandarban | Bandarban Sadar |
| Khagrachari | Khagrachari Sadar |
| Dhaka | Dhaka City Corporation |
| Total: District-06 | Total: Upazila/Sub-District -6 & City corporation-02 |
Karnafully Foundation has managed a significant number of clients through 6 ongoing development projects with its own funding which has directly reached 3218 beneficiaries out of which 3057 are women.
Our Team
At a Glance Human Resources
KF has built a versatile team of communication and development professionals with diverse backgrounds such as development studies, economics, accounting, commerce, agriculture, fisheries, veterinary, business administration, Agroforestry, and environmental science graduates. KF recruits the best graduates from the country’s leading universities. KF’s management team brings together 5-30 years of experience in development projects. KF is a role model for employee development and takes a flexible approach to management to provide opportunities for learning and development to every employee. Currently, KF has 30 employees and KF’s strength lies in its employees who belong to the target communities, especially the communities in the hilly and coastal regions of the south-east part of Bangladesh.
| Sl.No. | Staff Category | Male | Female | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | Permanent Staff: | |||
| 1.1 | Core Microfinance Program | 24 | 06 | 30 |
| 2. | Development Project Staff (Contractual): | 4 | 3 | 7 |
Development Experiences
At a Glance on-going work in sector-based programs are as follows
KF is starting its operations to eradicate extreme poverty from the south-eastern part of Bangladesh. Being a development organization, KF focuses on high-value fruit crops, Fisheries, livestock, on-farm, and off-farm activities, Adolescent health & hygiene, Childhood care & education, leadership development, and climate-resilient activities to improve the livelihood of targeted people.
| Sl No | Name of the sector | Programs | Location | Donor |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Agriculture including Fisheries & Livestock | Promoting household agricultural production, participatory planning & development with farmers. providing necessary technology support like seeds, compost fertilizer, initialization, etc. | All of the working areas | Own funding |
| 02 | Childhood care & education | Support running, jumping, climbing, & swinging, allowing small children to move around. allowing them to do this, and providing safe and age-appropriate challenges. allows them to grow in confidence as well as develop resilience through risk-taking. | All of the working areas | Own funding |
| 03 | Adolescents health & Nutrition | Awareness raising, improving practices of nutritional well-being, and distribution of rations to address the food crisis. malnutrition of pregnant and lactating women and adolescents of poor and ultra-poor families. | All of the working areas | Own funding |
| 04 | Child leadership development | Support to explore various roles and identities, promoting self-determination. support to participation in the creative arts, physical education, and health education programs in school and the community. | All of the working areas | Own funding |
| 05 | Sexual & Reproductive rights | Providing accurate information about reproductive health and sexuality and having the opportunity to ask questions and discuss sexual attitudes. | All of the working areas | Own funding |
| 06 | DR Management & CCA | Participation in a variety of teamwork and networking experiences. Support in participating in varied DRR & CCA activities that encourage the development of self-determination and self-advocacy skills. | All of the working areas | Own funding |
| 07 | Water & sanitation value chain | Having access to clean, pathogen & chemical-free water for drinking & cooking. arranging community level, or household water treatment solutions. Training to local service providers & entrepreneurs | All of the working areas | Own funding |
At a Glance implemented work in sector-based programs are as follows.
| Sl No | Name of the sector | Programs | Location | Donor |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Agriculture including Fisheries & Livestock | promoting household agricultural production, participatory planning & development with farmers. providing necessary technology support like seeds, compost fertilizer, initialization, etc. | All of the working areas | Own funding |
| 02 | Childhood care & education | Support running, jumping, climbing, & swinging allowing small children to move around. Allowing them to do this, and providing safe and age-appropriate challenges. Allows them to grow in confidence as well as develop resilience through risk-taking. | All of the working areas | Own funding |
| 03 | Adolescents health & Nutrition | Awareness raising, improving practices of nutritional well-being, and distribution of rations to address the food crisis. malnutrition of pregnant and lactating women and adolescents of poor and ultra-poor families. | All of the working areas | Own funding |
| 04 | Child leadership development | Support to explore various roles and identities, promoting self-determination. support to participation in the creative arts, physical education, and health education programs in school and the community. | All of the working areas | Own funding |
| 05 | Sexual & Reproductive rights | Providing accurate information about reproductive health and sexuality and having the opportunity to ask questions and discuss sexual attitudes. | All of the working areas | Own funding |
| 06 | DR Management & CCA | Participation in a variety of teamwork and networking experiences. Support in participating in varied DRR & CCA activities that encourage the development of self-determination and self-advocacy skills. | All of the working areas | Own funding |
| 07 | Water & sanitation value chain | Having access to clean, pathogen-chemical-free water for drinking and cooking. arranging community level, or household water treatment solutions. Training to local service providers & entrepreneurs. | All of the working areas | Own funding |