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The Bah
OBJECTIVES
The BAH shall be non-political, non-profiteering, academic, research and community development organisation. The objectives of the BAH are:
1.) To transfer and share the knowledge and technology through action programs from local involved community members to Bangladeshi rural / destitute communities in order to enhance community sustainability and their socio-economic, health, environment and livelihoods.
2.) To organize and conduct (publish or recommend) policy dialogues, round table seminars/discussions and social weather survey / opinion survey on multi-dimensional driving forces: socio-economic-environmental, educational and political issues in order to identify problems and solutions involved people, society and community in Australia and Bangladesh;
3.) To liaise with Government bodies and other organizations.
The BAH Mentor:
Professor Dr Qazi Kholiquzzaman Ahmad, Director, Dhaka School of Economics (DSoE), the University of Dhaka, and Chairman, PKSF (Palli Karma Sahayak Foundation or PKSF is a financial institution founded by the Government of Bangladesh to finance rural development and provide training and is located in Dhaka, Bangladesh.), Bangladesh.
Founding Executive Committee of the BAH (2019-2022):
- Dr Md Younus, Adjunct Fellow, the University of Adelaide, Australia (President)
- Associate Professor Dr Noore Siddiquee, Flinders University, South Australia, Vice President (VP).
- Associate Professor Eng Dr Mizanur Rahman, the UNISA, Australia (VP)
- Associate Professor Dr Salim Momtaz, Newcastle University, Australia (VP)
- Mr Syed M Aminur Rahman, PhD Scholar, the Uni. of Adelaide (Secretary)
Executive Members:
- Dr Mohammed Wazid, AMC Examiner / GP, South Australia
- Eng Dr Mohammed Haque, Senior Lecturer, University of South Australia (UNISA),
- Eng Abu Ahsan Siddique, South Australia,
- Dr Sabbir Siddiquee, the USA.
- Dr Mustafizur Rahman, Centre Link, NSW, Australia
- Mr Rafiqul Huq, CPA Candidate, South Australia
- Dr Julker Nine, Post-Doctoral Fellow, Adelaide University, Australia,
- Dr Raunak Rahat Konok, GP, Australia.
Currently, the BAH deals with:
Transferring the knowledge;
Publishing research;
Supervising research (Master’s to post-doctoral levels) at no charge;
Conducting policy dialogues and opinion survey;
Providing scholarships;
Providing health and education consultations.