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Activating Village Courts in Bangladesh Phase II Project

Activating Village Courts in Bangladesh Phase II (AVCB II) Project facilitates local authorities in making village courts functional at 1,080 unions with financial supports and a tri-partnership with European Union (EU), United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the Government of Bangladesh. The Local Government Division (LGD) of the Ministry of Local Government, Rural Development and Cooperatives (MoLGRD&C) is implementing this project for creating wider access to dispute resolutions services for the rural people particularly poor and vulnerable at the community level.

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সংশোধিত গ্রাম আদালত আইনের খসড়ায় নীতিগত অনুমোদন মন্ত্রিসভার
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EU Delegation Visits Village Courts Project Areas
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Inter-ministerial meeting held on Amendment of Village Court Act, 2006
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Countrywide Implementation of Village Court System on Cards
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Amendment to Village Court Act 2006 on cards
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AVCB II Project responses to cyclone Amphan in coastal districts
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Orientation meeting with journalists on Village Court Act and Gender Issues in Noakhali
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Promote Village Courts in media to foster dispute resolutions locally and reducing case backlogs in higher courts
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8Divisions
30Districts
154Upazilas
1201Unions

Our AccomplishmentsUp to May 2021

Service providers capacitated

39,950

Service providers capacitated
Dispute received

2,35,891

Dispute received
Cases transferred from District Courts

11,614

Cases transferred from District Courts
Dispute resolved

1,98,448

Dispute resolved
Decisions implemented

1,85,648

Decisions implemented
Application filed by Women

69,267

Application filed by Women
Women in decision-making process

51,418

Women in decision-making process
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EU Delegations Express Satisfaction on Village Courts
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