ASA NGO Job Circular 2023 asa.org.bd

ASA NGO job circular 2023 has been published by the authority. It’s a great opportunity for unemployed people. ASA is one of the Largest NGOs in Bangladesh. To get job chances in ASA, anyone can take this opportunity. To get ASA NGO job circular 2023 related to all information, you can visit our website which is jobs.lekhaporabd.net. ASA NGO Job Circular 2023 is given to people for exciting career opportunities with this NGO. ASA thinks that young and energetic people are the key to success in this non-government sector.

If you want to build your career in ASA NGO, you can apply for this job. This job circular is the most important and valuable Circular to unemployed people. If you want to apply for this job, you should submit your application within the Deadline. ASA NGO’s original job circular was converted to an image so that everyone can read it easily and download this job circular. ASA  job circular 2023 has been given below.

Institute Name	Association for Social Advancement (ASA)
Job type	NGO Job Circular 2023
Job Nature	Full Time
Salary	22,000/-
Application Deadline	11 May 2023
Official Website	jobs.asabd.org

ASA NGO Job Circular 2023

Application Deadline: 31 March 2023

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In 1971, Bangladesh emerged as an independent nation through a bloody war and at a cost of millions of lives. The country was left behind in a state ravaged by the war and natural disaster, but populated by a significant number of young people full of hope, energy and commitment for reconstruction and nation-building. The economy of Bangladesh is by and large dependent on agriculture as its major segment of population lives in rural areas. During the post-war era, its economy suffered a huge blow due to the political upheaval and poor control mechanism. Main constraints were frequent agitations, political unrest and numerous changes of governments that were too inexperienced to uphold stability and discipline. In such chaotic circumstances, policy formulation or planning for development was difficult. The situation even got worse when a famine broke-out in 1974.

The economic growth was hindered and unemployment rate soared. Measures taken by the government were appallingly insufficient. As the new government was struggling to meet the challenges with inadequate resources and insufficient foreign aids, small non-government organizations emerged over the 1970s to provide relief and rehabilitation along with community development. The administrative structure, that followed a top-down approach for development, could not cope with the actual socio-economic reality as the institutional structures failed to reach the downtrodden people. In those volatile days ASA was born in 1978 at a remote village Tapra, under the then Manikganj sub-division about 80 kilometers away from the capital Dhaka with a mission to welfare of the poor.