Project Trishna is a social venture implemented in 2015 which empowers marginalized communities through safe water access. The project initially uses CSR/donor funding to set up a safe water system in schools, public spaces and factories and then teaches community members on how to technically and financially maintain them to ensure sustainable safe water access in the long run.

Currently active in Dhaka, Chittagong and Tangail ensuring safe water for 55,000 people.

Project WECan (Waste Eradication Can) is an initiative targeted towards creating a behavorial change on how we utilize our waste, where the project not only teaches communities on how to segregate their waste through the waste management facility set up by WECan, but also recycles the collected waste of which the profit is used for community development processes.

The Latrine Project, implemented in November 2017, is a community development project which sets up efficient and storm-resilient sanitation facilities for vulnerable communities along the coastal belt of Bangladesh. 

The project has been implemented in Ledhapara, Teknaf and is currently benefitting 200 families.