Jay Greene: ‘You can’t leave change to someone else’
From social work in 1970s Britain to community projects in Uganda, Jay Greene reflects on a lifetime spent challenging injustice, supporting vulnerable communities and why she believes partnership, not charity, is the key to lasting change. Some people dedicate their careers to success. Others dedicate their lives to service. For decades, she has quietly worked…
Adventure with Purpose: Why the Next Generation of British Bangladeshis Are Travelling Home Differently
It’s no longer just about visiting family. For a growing number of British Bangladeshis, travelling to Bangladesh has become an opportunity to reconnect with their heritage, discover a side of the country few tourists ever experience, and become part of one of the country’s most ambitious agricultural movements. There is a moment that stays with…
The Harvest Belongs to Those Who Keep Planting
Every generation inherits two choices: to accept the world as it is, or to imagine the world as it could become. The first demands little more than observation; the second asks for sacrifice, resilience and the courage to keep planting seeds whose harvest may not belong to you. This is the story of that choice….
Can Artificial Intelligence Help Bangladesh’s Poultry Farmers? Futuredesh Thinks So.
MurgiCare is an ambitious attempt to put AI-powered disease detection into the hands of smallholder farmers. The technology shows promise, but its real significance lies in what it represents for the future of agriculture. Artificial intelligence is rapidly finding its way into almost every industry. From detecting cancer to optimising supply chains, AI is increasingly…
The Girl Who Turned Opportunity into Independence
A 17-year-old student is proving that the right opportunity can create entrepreneurs, strengthen families and transform rural Bangladeshi village life. At an age when many young people are still deciding what they want to become, Rubaiya Jannat Sabrin is already building her future. The 17-year-old student from Paschim Majher Tek lives with her parents, Abu…
From Sylhet Roots to Essex History
The remarkable journey of Jahid Ahmed, Britain’s first British Bangladeshi professional cricketer. Few people have broken barriers in British Bangladeshi sport quite like Jahid Ahmed. As Britain’s first British Bangladeshi professional cricketer, his journey from a small cricket club in Essex to the professional ranks of county cricket is a story of determination, family values…
Futuredesh Conducts Grassroots Farmer Engagement Session in Lalmonirhat
In a continued commitment to farmer-first operations, the FutureDesh team recently undertook a field visit to Lalmonirhat — one of the key agricultural regions within our contract farming investment network in Bangladesh. The visit culminated in a structured engagement session bringing together existing farmer partners and prospective collaborators who have expressed keen interest in joining…
Inside Futuredesh HQ: Team Reviews Updated Website and FUTUREDESK in Hands On Session
Today at Futuredesh HQ, the team gathered for a focused and practical session led by our Software Engineer Web, Abu Al Nasir Mitul. The session centered around a detailed walkthrough of the newly updated website along with a comprehensive overview of FUTUREDESK, giving everyone a clear understanding of the latest improvements and upcoming possibilities. Mitul…
Futuredesh Holdings Ltd Reaches Major Milestone with 100,000-Per-Week Hatchery Capacity
Alhamdulillah.With gratitude to the Almighty, Futuredesh Holdings Ltd is pleased to announce a significant achievement in our ongoing journey to build a modern, ethical, and inclusive agri-enterprise for Bangladesh. Within a remarkably short period, Futuredesh has successfully established a weekly hatchery production capacity of 100,000 chicks. This accomplishment marks a major step forward in our…
A Proud Achievement for Futuredesh: Director Abdus Samad Honoured at British Bangladeshi “Who’s Who” Awards
Futuredesh is delighted to announce that Abdus Samad, Director of Futuredesh, has been recognised in the prestigious British Bangladeshi “Who’s Who” awards under the Business & Entrepreneurship category. The ceremony took place on Tuesday, 18 November, celebrating individuals of Bangladeshi heritage in the UK who have demonstrated exceptional leadership, vision, and contributions to their fields….
