Momota Kendro is a not-for-profit, alternative integrated livelihood development program for marginalized communities in Bangladesh, managed by the Center for Alternative Development Trust (CADT).
It envisions a community-led approach to improving smallholders' prosperity by creating income and livelihood opportunities. Momota Kendro provides financial and technical support to communities to undertake small enterprises and income-generating activities, and expedites community growth through social welfare and safety-net activities.
Currently, CADT is mobilizing nearly 400 men and women across three villages in Fultala, Khulna, working toward a verified, accountable and replicable model of self-reliance.
It envisions a community-led approach to improving smallholders' prosperity by creating income and livelihood opportunities. Momota Kendro provides financial and technical support to communities to undertake small enterprises and income-generating activities, and expedites community growth through social welfare and safety-net activities.
Currently, CADT is mobilizing nearly 400 men and women across three villages in Fultala, Khulna, working toward a verified, accountable and replicable model of self-reliance.