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In Bangladesh, May 2010
What this is all about?
Grameen means "rural" or "village" in Bangla, so literally this translates to 'Stories from the Village.' I travelled to Bangladesh in 2010 and did an Internship with the Grameen Bank and was amazed by the people there especially in its rural villages. The 'desh' and its people are an inspiration and will always have a special place in my heart.
Since then, I continually see how important villages are, be it in rural Bangladesh, or in urban core neighbourhoods in Canada. A strong village is what brings people together and welcomes newcomers and supports those in need. Villages are what I fight for and this blog is how I do it.
Michael A. R. Clark
In Bangladesh, May 2010
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- The Quirks of Bangladesh Shopping
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- Grameen Healthcare Services – Eye Hospital
- Grameen Danone
- Grameen Knitwear
- Lalbag Fort
- A New Social Business Idea
- Update to My Plans
- Plans for the Next Two Weeks
- Area #202 - Mirzapur
- The Grameen System
- Village Soccer!
- First Thoughts about the Village Trips
- The Dubail Delduar Branch
- River Boats
- Rickshaws!
- Village Pride – The Village of Latif Pur
- Sightseeing in Dhaka
- The Grand Prince Hotel
- First day on the job
- First Impressions from Bangladesh!
- Mid Flight Update!
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hahaha - these are great! There are just a lot of bikes in Copenhagen, but sometimes with carts and stuff. I saw a groom biking around with his bride in a cart once - way different from Canada eh!
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