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OAB Foundation successfully launched its OAB Campus Introduction & Outreach Initiative with the first introductory session at the Faculty of Fisheries, Chattogram Veterinary and Animal Sciences University (CVASU). The session introduced students to the Foundation’s mission, vision, ongoing programmes, and opportunities for youth engagement in Climate Action, Climate Justice, Renewable Energy, Youth Leadership, Skill Development, Volunteerism, Women’s Empowerment, Child Development, and Sustainable Development.
OAB Foundation organized an educational awareness programme titled “Conscious Children, Safe Future” at Boidahar Government Primary School in Birampur, Dinajpur. The programme focused on personal safety, good touch–bad touch awareness, and personal hygiene through storytelling, graffiti, interactive discussions, and practical learning activities. A total of 60 students from Grades 1–5 participated in the session.
OAB Foundation organized an educational awareness event titled “Conscious Children, Safe Future” at Ketra Government Primary School in Birampur, Dinajpur. The programme helped children learn about personal safety, hygiene, and good touch–bad touch through stories, visual presentations, graffiti, and practical activities. A total of 60 students participated in the session.
OAB Foundation successfully organized a day-long training titled "Renewable Energy & Climate Leadership: Training on Just Transition and Policy Advocacy" in Birampur, Dinajpur. The training brought together young participants to strengthen their knowledge and leadership on climate change, renewable energy, climate justice, just transition, and policy advocacy through interactive sessions, group exercises, presentations, and participatory learning activities.
With the aim of promoting a just, sustainable, and renewable energy-based future for Bangladesh, "Energy Talk-4: Transition Reality in Bangladesh" was organized at the auditorium of the Liberation War Museum in Dhaka. The event, organized by **Waterkeepers Bangladesh** and **Dhoritri Rokkhay Amra (DHORA)**, brought together leading energy experts, researchers, academics, environmental advocates, youth leaders, and civil society representatives to discuss Bangladesh's current energy landscape, renewable energy opportunities, international trade and policy implications, and the role of public engagement in advancing a just energy transition.
On 26 June 2026, Bangladesh joined coordinated climate actions across Asia calling on Japan's three largest megabanks—Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group (MUFG), Mizuho Financial Group, and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (SMBC)—to end fossil fuel financing and increase investments in renewable energy. The demonstrations were organized as part of a regional campaign led by the Asian Peoples' Movement on Debt and Development (APMDD), with simultaneous actions taking place across several Asian countries.
