Short overview of Shushilan
Fundamental Philosophy
The fundamental philosophy of Shushilan is that the Human potential is infinite. The point is to explore its multi-dimensional manifestations and harness it to promote human welfare.
Basic Principles:
Basic principles of Shushilan are shaped by core values and fundamental philosophy to guide Shushilan’s development initiatives. These are:
- Equality and neutrality
- Upholding national interest.
- Safe-guarding the interest of the backward, socially disadvantaged and hard core poor community.
- Democratic culture, transparency and accountability.
- Ensuring a secure homeland for future generation.
Core values of Shushilan:
- Shushilan learn from people.
- Shushilan believes in equality irrespective of race, religion, caste, creed, gender and age.
- Shushilan upholds the family values.
- Shushilan believes in participation.
- Quality services is our commitment.
- We work for backward, vulnerable and poor people.
- Shushilan always respect environment and protect environment.
- Shushilan always maintain democratic practice at all level.
Vision
A congenial society for economic and socio-cultural development especially poor, vulnerable and excluded community.
Mission
Create opportunities and enable the society especially underprivileged/socially excluded community for Sustainable Environmental Resource Management, Disaster Risk management, Adaptation to Climate Change, Education, ICT, Health, Nutrition, WaSH, Food Security & Livelihood, Human Rights & Good Governance and Gender-Equity.
Strategic Priority:
The eight strategic priorities have been identified for Shushilan future direction are:
- Improve livelihoods and food security of rural and urban people with special attention to coastal, riverbank, wetlands and hill-tracts;
- Improve education, ICT and health & nutrition condition of vulnerable people;
- Disaster, Climate Change and Environmental resource Management;
- Focus on human rights and good governance;
- Value chain and market linkage development;
- Develop people’s organization, youth and community leadership;
- Humanitarian response to Refugee/migrant (out country) and host community;
- Resettlement (Development Induced Displaced People).