Aiming to increase farmers’ income through an increase in milk production, BRAC started its artificial insemination programme in 1987 which resulted in increased milk production. During that time there was a low demand for this extra milk in rural areas but no system of milk storage. From 1998, BRAC started collecting and processing milk through chilling centres in rural areas. As a result, opportunities to sell the extra milk at a fair price was created for the dairy farmers. Currently, BRAC collects an average of 143,000 litres of milk from 30,000 registered farmers through 134 chilling centres. The milk is processed in its own factory and various dairy products are manufactured for the customers.
Provide technical and management support for the organizational development of aggregation and collection centers, ensuring effective project implem...
In accordance with programme policy and strategies, facilitate implementation of planned activities collaboratively with the Divisional Manager in t...
Assist in development/ periodical update of plan/ policy/ strategy/ guideline/ manuals/ SOP etc. for TB control activities in close collaboration wi...
Provide basic primary health care services at doorstep and conduct health campaigns within the urban slum communities to provide healthcare services...
Assist in preparing and managing the SELP annual budget, including forecasts, reports, and donor budget alignment with programme objectives and time...
Provide clinical consultation, treatment, and follow-up services as per BRAC, Ministry of Health, and WHO standards, ensuring patient dignity and ap...