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Trinamul Nari Uddyakta Society (Grassroots) is a non-governmental, non-political, and non-profit organization dedicated to empowering women at the grassroots level in Bangladesh — affiliated with HomeNet International.
27+ years of transforming grassroots women into self-reliant entrepreneurs across Bangladesh.
Trinamul Nari Uddyokta Society (GRASSROOTS) is a government-registered, non-profit, and non-political organization dedicated to promoting women's entrepreneurship, skill development, and social empowerment.
Established on 28 September 1998 in Sylhet city, the organization has been working towards women development and entrepreneurship across the country. Registered under the Department of Women Affairs and Bangladesh Small and Cottage Industries Corporation (BSCIC), and affiliated with HomeNet International.
An initiative has been taken to set up showrooms in 9 divisions and district towns under the name "GRAM" to market the products of Bangladeshi entrepreneurs. Already, 3 showrooms have been opened in Dhaka, Sylhet, and Jamalpur cities.
GRASSROOTS aims to uplift grassroots women by providing training, access to finance, and marketing support to make them self-reliant and successful entrepreneurs — transforming ideas into income-generating enterprises and contributing to national economic development.
Ministry of Women and Children Affairs of Bangladesh
Bangladesh Small & Cottage Industries Corporation
Registrar of Joint Stock Companies and Firms
Rural Development and Cooperatives Department
Guided by a clear purpose to uplift women and create lasting societal change.
To transform grassroots women into self-reliant entrepreneurs through inclusive economic opportunities, education, skill development, and social empowerment — ensuring equality, dignity, and sustainable livelihoods. Specially, Grassroots works to establish the rights of home-based entrepreneurs.
To create a just, inclusive, and sustainable society where women entrepreneurs are empowered to lead socio-economic transformation at both national and global levels.
Building the capacity and confidence of women at every level.
Upholding transparency, accountability, and ethical practice.
Promoting equality regardless of religion, caste, or status.
Encouraging environmentally responsible development.
Fostering creativity and entrepreneurship in all programs.
Working with partners for collective social impact.
Nine comprehensive program areas addressing every dimension of women's empowerment.
Training in business management, e-commerce, financial literacy, and enterprise growth.
Tailoring, weaving, handicrafts, block-batik, food processing, bamboo & cane work.
Safe motherhood, family planning, HIV/AIDS awareness, and anti-drug campaigns.
Scholarships, cultural activities, and educational material support for poor women.
Tree plantation, sanitation, and environmental conservation initiatives.
National & international fairs; connecting home producers to retail and export markets.
Campaigns against gender-based violence, dowry, trafficking; women's rights & leadership.
3 showrooms opened to market the products of country's grassroots entrepreneurs.
Agriculture, food processing, and modern fisheries development programs.
Recognized nationally and internationally for outstanding contributions to women's entrepreneurship and grassroots empowerment.
Trained and supported over 22,000+ grassroots women in entrepreneurship and handicrafts.
Established market linkages for rural women producers connecting to national and export markets.
Outstanding Community Service Award 2015 by FOBANA, New York, USA, for exceptional contributions to women entrepreneurship.
Organized the National Women Entrepreneurs Exhibition in Barisal Town Hall with 30+ women entrepreneurs showcasing handmade products.
Conducted national leadership & time management training in partnership with WSAD (New Zealand) and N2, empowering 33 women leaders.
Organized nationwide Human Chain Movements supporting ILO Convention C-177 for fair labor practices for home-based workers.
Actively contributing to UN SDGs 1, 5, and 8 — No Poverty, Gender Equality, and Decent Work & Economic Growth.
Owns and operates 3 training centers in Sylhet, Dhaka, and Jamalpur Sadar serving women entrepreneurs.
Best Community Based Organization Award — CWCCI Chittagong 2016 and Partnership Award by MoiDanav (India) 2017.
Partnered with reputed national & international organizations for capacity building and exhibitions worldwide.
Products showcased in exhibitions across Bangladesh, India, Nepal, China, and the USA — generating domestic and export market potential.
Collaborating with leading national and international organizations for greater impact.
A visual journey through our events, exhibitions, training programs, and the remarkable products crafted by our women entrepreneurs.
Democratic and participatory governance ensuring transparency, accountability, and equal representation of women in all decision-making processes.
Three regional offices serving women entrepreneurs across Bangladesh.
Senator Shopping Complex
House No: 05, Road No: 01, Block-F
Banasree, Dhaka, Bangladesh
Anando Tower, 06/D
Jail Road, Sylhet
Bangladesh
Rahima Plaza, 3rd Floor
Tomal Tola, Jamalpur
Bangladesh
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