Our Values
Rooted in Buddhist teachings on “metta”, BSDA adheres to and promotes the following values:
Saving the poorest of the poor
Social solidarity and unity
Democratic approach to development
Integrity and accountability
Vision
BSDA envisions a society where people are empowered to fully exercise their potential to live in dignity, peace and free of poverty.
Mission
BSDA’s mission is to work to empower and support women, children and marginalized people in social development processes especially health, education and livelihood promotion.
BSDA Goals
To improve and support education for communities by providing technical skills, vocational training, life skills, scholarships and social morality activities.
To enhance community health through partnership with the government to strengthen the community health care service and sustainable livelihoods of vulnerable people.
To improve social accountability and transparency to achieve democratic development at the sub-national level.
To participate in climate change programs and to promote agricultural practices which support community livelihoods and adaptation to environmental change.
