http://biozid77.tigblog.org/ What's on the minds of young leaders from around the globe? en-us http://biozid77.tigblog.org/post/412481
টি আই জি বাংলা সাইটের জন্য সেচ্ছাসেবক খুজছে এটা শশুনে আমি আনন্দ অনুভব করি। প্রকৃয়া মত আবেদন করি এবং মনোনিত হই। টি ই জি বাংলা সাইটে তৈরির কাজে প্রথম বাংলাদেশী হিসাবে অংশ নেয়ায় আমি গর্ব অনুভব করছি। অল্প কিছুদিনের ভিতর আব্দুল্লা, আফরিন, মাহেম সহ আরো অনেক বাংলাদেশী বন্ধু পাই।
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http://digitalstorytellingtraining.blogspot.com/]]> Fri, 20 Jun 2008 11:06:00 EDT http://biozid77.tigblog.org/post/393381 http://biozid77.tigblog.org/post/353597 Coastal districts of Bangladesh faced heavy rainfall as an early impact of the cyclone. Dhaka and other parts of Bangladesh experienced drizzle and gusty winds. Total damages came close to $450 million.
Tidal waves reaching up to a height of 3 metres (9.8 ft) were reported in the coastal areas of north Chennai in southern state of Tamil Nadu in India, triggering panic among the fishing community.
The damage in Bangladesh was extensive, including tin shacks flattened, houses and schools blown away and enormous tree damage. Some local officials have described the damage as being even worse than that from the 1991 cyclone. The entire cities of Patuakhali, Barguna and Jhalokati District were hit hard by the storm surge of over 5 meters (16 ft). About a quarter of the world heritage site Sunderbans were damaged. Researchers said mangrove forest Sunderban will take at least 40 years to recover itself from this catastrophe. Much of the capital city of Dhaka was also severely affected, as electricity and water service were cut and significant damage was reported there due to winds and flooding. The local agricultural industry was also devastated, as many rice crops - which have a December harvest - were lost.
Red Crescent in Bangladesh expects the death toll to reach as high as 10,000. Over 3,000 other fishermen were reported missing on over 500 fishing boats.]]> Mon, 18 Feb 2008 01:02:00 EST http://biozid77.tigblog.org/post/353597 http://biozid77.tigblog.org/post/353599
Youth is the driving force in any society, if we can provide them proper education, training and a good working environment. It is not a denying fact that our youth generation is passing a frustrating time. They are getting deeply involved day by day in more and more various social crimes. In many cases young voice and initiatives are ignored by the Political leaders, Stakeholders and policymakers. Internet is opportunity to learn internationally also nationally. But it’s trouble some digital dividend is big barrier for young people of developing country. Policy makers and Business people are still not caring this matter. Our youth have chance to be integrate ICT in areas of MDGs, agriculture, peace, health, education, quality of life, human rights, employment, non agricultural activities, entertainment, conflicts, trade, disaster management, migration, environment, awareness, capacity building etc. To be more involve with national and international process ICT is a great tools. Situation demands new types of leadership called e-Leadership.

Many youth of the world earn less than $1 day or unemployed. They always are looking jobs to survive for live in this world. On the other hand there are lots of development crisis, like health, energy, education etc. If we can engage young people in development area twin problem will be solve.
It is an accepted fact that sustainable development is most successful when change comes from within a community itself— not from outsiders. Unfortunately, when it comes to development, young leaders at all levels— local, national, regional, and international— are too often marginalized and left out of important interventions. To eradicate young unemployment as well as global poverty; I believe-world should more sincere about youth initiatives and voices.]]> Wed, 06 Feb 2008 03:02:00 EST http://biozid77.tigblog.org/post/353599 http://biozid77.tigblog.org/post/353601
“Today’s global health crisis reflects widening inequalities within and between countries. As the rich get richer and the poor get poorer, advances in science and technology are securing better health and longer lives for a small fraction of the world’s population.” -Global Health Watch

When we use Information Communication and Technology with health process we can consider it E health. To get maximum benefit from E health process, situation demands new types of leadership called E health leadership. Main advantage of it’s to work internationally with out worries of country boundaries. Web 2.0 can refer to a perceived second generation of web-based communities and hosted services which aim to facilitate creativity, collaboration, and sharing between users. It use new technologies such as weblogs (blogs), social bookmarking, wikis, podcasts, RSS feeds etc.]]> Fri, 18 Jan 2008 11:01:00 EST http://biozid77.tigblog.org/post/353601 http://biozid77.tigblog.org/post/298883
Md. Biozid Jessorey, Chairman, Center for Human Development, Kairuzzaman Kamal, Executive Director, BMSF. Bodiuzzaman tota, National focal point GYCA Bd and members of each organization has participated the event]]> Sat, 01 Dec 2007 08:46:00 EST http://biozid77.tigblog.org/post/298883 http://biozid77.tigblog.org/post/298879
Md. Biozid Jessorey, Chairman, Center for Human Development, Kairuzzaman Kamal, Executive Director, BMSF. Bodiuzzaman tota, National focal point GYCA Bd and members of each organization has participated the event]]> Sat, 01 Dec 2007 08:40:00 EST http://biozid77.tigblog.org/post/298879 http://biozid77.tigblog.org/post/273213
To celebrate software freedom day07 and create new type of leadership Youth Forum for ICT Development Bangladesh and Bangladesh Open Source Network jointly organize one month long free Open Source Leadership e Course from 1st Oct 01- 26th Oct 2007. This was the first e course organized from Bangladesh. Chairman of Center for Human Development Md. Biozid Jessorey was main facilitator of this course. Besides of this from CHD Shoag Ahmed, Md. Jashim Uddin, from BdOSN Mr. Munir Hashan, Mr. Mahay Alam Khan, Md. Belayet Hossain was involved in different steps like management, mythology, curriculum development etc. All the facilitators were involved with volunteer initiatives. 12 participants from Bangladesh, Burundi, Gambia, Guyana, Jordan and Sierra Leone were attending this course. Four week long this course increase capacity of Open source, e Leadership and wikipedia of the participants. At the end of the course participants create an e leaders group in Taking IT global with the aim to involve ICT more with development process and create new e leaders. To be member of this group its need to send e mail with interest at: e-Leaders-subscribe@groups.takingitglobal.org
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Youth are the driven force of any society. To celebrate youth service day 2007 Center for Human Development, Bangladesh (CHD) organize HIV/AIDS Campaign at 21st April, 2007.
The campaign was starts from 9.30 and end at 3.30. During the Campaign Volunteers of Center for Human Development gather two points of Kaundia, Dhaka with the general information on HIV/AIDS. A group of volunteers also visit schools, bus stoppage and business to inform them about HIV/AIDS. During the campaign volunteers distribute more than 10000 leaflets.
Bappi, Sujit, Milton, Biozid, Jashim, Shoag, Mamun, Roton, Debashis are the leading volunteer of the event.
Centre for Human Development, Bangladesh (www.chd.web1000.com) is youth lead volunteer base national organization. It implements non profit projects on Health, ICT, Education and Quality of life. Centre for Human Development is also secretariat of Youth Forum for ICT Development, Bangladesh. It is a national network of youth organizations working on ICT for Development.
It also establishes relationship of interchange and carries out joint actions with other national, regional and international institutions that agree with its objectives and procedures.
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